Rises Above all Others.
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RECORD
The West AUSTRAUAN
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1912
The Catholic Art and Book Depot
in and Around the Home
534
HAY STREET.
Opposite
Next door to Celtic Club.
Paiaoes though we may roam, home Be it ever so humble, there's no piace like
'NI id Pleasures and
King Edward
Hostal.
Miss M. J. McDERMOTT, -)roprietress (Late Mrs. A. M. RYAN).
What has ehrlst done for you? l'rayer Books in great variety. The Bells of the Angels Our Christmas Goods are just unpacked. " What has Christ done for yOU ? " a and all Church goods. Beads, Scapulars, Rosary There comes to my mind a legend, Statuary, count up your blessings, the gifts Special lines in religious Christmas Card. thing I had half forgot, of His hand, beginning with the greait Christmas and Holy dreamed or it read I During December all prayer -books, Rosaries, And whether least-spirithe to test and coming --ah, well, it matters not Cards Post Free. and social moral, intellectual, It is said that in Heaven at twilight tual, physical. What has He not done for a great bell softly swings, to you ? And how, then, will you show once they become downcast, imagin- really hot, adds very much to the reAnd man may listen and harken To work for the of a dinner, and if prepared y our gratitude ? rings. that ing themselves the most unfortunate lish the wondrous music salvation of others is to work direc- of mortals,-misunderstood, unappre- from good, nutritious material, sligh, It he puts from his heart's inner tly for Him, and thus you may give ciated, abused. If these victims of tly flavoured with harmless herbs inconpain, your thank -offering." chamber all the passion, " testy wrath " were to reflect for a stead of seasoned with irritating " Every Catholic who has reached that diments that tear down more body and strife, moment on the real troubles Heartache and weary longing, that the use of reason is in a position to fall to the lot of so uiany others, tissue than the food principle in the throb in the pulses of life, help, at least to the extent of an their gloom would vanish like smoke. soup can build up, is not detrimenoccasional prayer, for the evangelisaIf he thrust from his soul all hatred, old gentleman noted for his tal, but a wholesome adjunct to the An It is important, however, all thoughts of wicked things, tion of the world and, if many of cheery dispOsition was once asked ff divcary. or hear in the Holy twilight us have until now given little that soup be eaten slowly, allowing He can he never felt gloomy or discontented. each spoonful to remain in the mouth/ no co-operation to this sublime work how the bell of the angels rings since 1 was a young loan," " Not has This stimuin this legend it is largely because the seed a moment or longer. 4, And I think there lies he replied. " Let me tell you how I if we open our eyes to see, rot been sufficiently realised since it of discontent. I was seek- lates the glands of digestion to secured was my ,Somewhat of an inner meaning, has not been adequately presening the position which gave me my crete a degestive fluid in peptic Pofriend, to you and me. ted." start in life. But I was so poor, wer. Soups afford an opportunit ton usthat I couldn't afford a pair of neequesand hearts our in look Let us " left -over" foods that are in NO SUFFERING EQUALS THAT OF ing My lines were very ded new shoes. enter thought pure Can tion which otherwise THIRST : perfect condition I thought and I was disposhard, in like the horror ed to grumble, until I saw a man might be wasted. A cupful of potais no horror There dwellthe already To a soul if it be spoonfuls of rice, some who hadn't any feet. Really, I don't to, a few of thirst-no physical suffering coming of thoughts of sin ? little over the think I ever complained of anything stewed Peas or beans, or a traveller A it. to --let little a parable So, then, let us ponder may be combined to make who a man tomato, Egypt describes that." desert in after see and us look in our hearts a palatable and nourishing soup. wandered about for A similar lesson was taught to one twilight bell of the angels had lost his way, If, the hapcame mood, finally and discontented a water, in who, me.days without and for you could ring staggering into his camp. The man's pened to visit an hospital of incura- Di LAL SOUP :World and Work, One cupful red lentils, one medium bles. " I came away a changed man eyes were blood -shot, his lips swollen cocoanut to twice their natural size and his he declared, " resolved never again sized onion, two cupfuls twoWORK OFF THE FEELING tongue-blue, parched, and swollen- to repine at anything that might be- milk, one teaspoonful butter, cupful To allow thirds teaspoonful salt, one You see, I had witnessed fall ille. Exertion is the real cure as a rule, hung out of his mouth. water at will genuine affliction." As a matter of water. :for the don't-feel -like -work feeling. It such a man to drink Boil the lentils in a small iquantity but Pumping cold water in- fact, half of the suffering of life is like first, would be at take to hard be ma\ would imaginary, and most of our misfor- of water. When half done, add the It boiler. and steam a red hot Persist, to it. like to come you'll has been slithe opion salt kill him. This man required to be tunes are but blessings in disguise. find it vastly. strengthening, You'll which we have to endure by four men in his eaand browned in a little butter. troubles forcibly, ced while The then ; and held delightful and then lentils are done, rub to get at drinking water, are nothing to those .we are accusto- When the all the time y ou are taking an ordin- gerness says a few drops med to dread. a colander ther add the Emerson allowed As through man money a fifth while paying ou are ary rest cure cocoanut milk and one cupful of watdown the throat of the suf- Some of your hurts you have cured, .out, in taking exertion you have mo- to trickle Reheat to boilsur- er, also the butter. He had to still have intervals. time. you long the at sharpest And the all ferer in ney coming may he omlike an milk by little cocoanut The ing. hard little off vived, cooled steady, he Try work-continuous, it. digest you ento unable itted if grief boiler. of work of -heated torments over But what work., Once get the habit you dured, embedded in your system, and VEGETABLE SOUP :From evils which never arrived eernaton Failing won't he trouble any more .with the One-half cupful diced carrots, onedisthan tired feeling. miserable What's " more Column cupful of diced turnips, one -hall Scissor's Mrs. half mind, the narrows content ? " It for recipes chopped cabbage, one 'cupcupful for asked have I been and, eye, the hardens the heart, dims DISCOLOURED POTATOES have who onion, one tablespoonchopped friends invalid ful of may some what one if long indulged in, gives diet, ful rice, one cupful diced potato, two When notatoes are inclined to go " the preacher ex- been condemned to a vegetable called a been is has following the black after boiling tablespoonfuls butter noodles, six and give them some. and Pression,"-a sort of woe-begone, su- so I shall try who those for cupfuls water. good Plan to improve the colour something as well as perior look, as if the wearer didn't say make them floury. Pare an hour befish. I shall first Cook the carrots, turnips, cabbage allowed are hereafter. us of many see to enough expect cooking, and put into fore words about the merits of ve- and onions together until they begin make few to a takes little It very how And taa rice, dicold water with some salt and An indifgetable soup which can certainly he to get tender then add the people discontented ,hlesPoonful of milk, let them come to many, ced potatoes, salt, and noodles. Cook, stock. without made a hasty glance, cold a word, the boil, and then simmer for the ferent the potatoes and noodles are Soup, when appetising and served until Jest, and at rest of the time required for cooking. greeting, an ill-timed done before adding the butter. !
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NOODLES Beat one egg :oolk, to which
add teaspoonful of salt and sufficient flour to make a stiff dough. Roll very thir, fold, and roll like a Cut in very. thin slices, Jelly roll. cross -wise and unroll, making long. Add to the boiling slender strips. soup as directed above.
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JELT,Y HINT : To give variety to plain apple jelly the rose geranium will add a dain-
Mow a clean large leaf ty flavour. to two quarts, added to the boiling juice a little before the sugar is put in. Remove in three or four minutes. Two whole cloves to the same quantity of juice or a Piece of cinnamon, a linger long, will give apple jelly a Piquant taste which will he liked. Sprigs of mint used in the same way will surprise the family pleasantly, when they are served with roast lamb or mutton.
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