. Brethren's Family Almanac, The (1893) . e are especially indebted to Bro. A. H. Casselof Harleysville, Pa., for this historical fact. belongs to the band of exiled book, a large quarto, was bound inboards and leather, and of such excellentworkmanship was the binding that manywell-preserved copies are yet to be demand for the Bible made it necessaryto issue two more editions, one in 1763 andthe last in 1776. Bro. A. H. Cassel has afull set of these Bibles and we are also fort-unate enough to possess a copy of each ofthe three editions in an excellent state ofpreservatio
. Brethren's Family Almanac, The (1893) . e are especially indebted to Bro. A. H. Casselof Harleysville, Pa., for this historical fact. belongs to the band of exiled book, a large quarto, was bound inboards and leather, and of such excellentworkmanship was the binding that manywell-preserved copies are yet to be demand for the Bible made it necessaryto issue two more editions, one in 1763 andthe last in 1776. Bro. A. H. Cassel has afull set of these Bibles and we are also fort-unate enough to possess a copy of each ofthe three editions in an excellent state ofpreservation. If any of our readers should have an op-portunity to visit the valley of the Eder andthe village of Schwarzenau, they may notbe able to locate the place on the maps, asthe smaller villages are not given. Wetraveled southward through Cassel to theuniversity town of Marburg, and here we se-cured a carriage and driver. The distancefrom Marburg to Schwarzenau is not farfrom twenty miles, and the entire trip is apleasant one. D. L. SE only the best of ripe out the juice in any mannerdesired, and strain thoroughly. Theoftener it is strained the better. Then heat,and can in glass jars, the same as fruit. Al-so care for it the same as canned juice, put up in this manner, will keepin an unfermented state for years. It is thewine, recommended for Communion purpos-es. Diluted with a little water, it makes avery healthy and harmless drink. A man is in little danger of eating toomuch, if he will confine himself to two orthree plain articles of diet at any one meal;this is a secret which every man and womanin the land ought to know. Living exclu-sively on cold food will soon engender dis-ease, especially in cold weather. And ascertainly will a scant diet do the same, ifpersevered in. Brethrens Family Almanac. 29 Ministerial List. UpThis List is as correct as it could be madefrom the information at hand, up to the time of goingto press,—Sept. 22, 92. We
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