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' .' • ......-. oopeo . 'This la -4,31
..o, •",renowed-• u`n --'-'' e orpoSe to
;LAS. SORIP 6biect—some f.13 b 31Tsr
•Pretentliug -9to. this 'ne-
, liour of mines, an ; 0,
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rppa. ••.§.4p0:Ft r0t
1.. fie, isrfs -
s tiqpn,5 '9* lrY r•
- • Sti j3Q o • ; jnIgltii;41-gr=okiti;
anI Lucy were atayng PQUlt_keepre*are liable to - lose
It was with-ra1xer a qer, eel- nterest in the 19w18 at this se-
'.'•iiecanne' •••411-11g
everythingthings•,:,•,,
Fhipp was ge, and an many cases almost bae
no longer needed Tlie fratd
of foith.qT0',..
end here, she niut simply 67,9411t'st feathers
ave 5"own t40 -e9rPrs
idia*AS:Vaf4.03,04,-ghe
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' • ' fl't••• 19-F•1'80°-'4°'-'rOa"' u a go about the walks .
his •ii t4th
-• • -$64o and tbe 10.a, e. p -
with me to rny ex: . eeen n -• iiMar aft f31,7*II104'hsr4itt •
, .• • -- 8,•,1, „ .-W-Piildibe• • i•Pa.0„ .; yo.• nter•:••••,/lut thops*.011. •
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member. .re'Ohti.-.1 Q-•
PhiPPs• he; roally_is-WhshaU at 'tin- and se tion and promote ,e •• : •
e 11 Thit thPY'
considerable importance , e
Selne, •••••• '1-4.fee0Y,," said 11,!ar. '
asna*° The Intiira - •
that AMA:Of • .i; 94;,):?. ina.••• rks r• h6/18 ar m
r • . °She'lelt .inore 'care than when in moult,
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i-Ckean b ght
10 -be doto ; Q. pine u
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aid concrnng
yu. tE4rfan....„Tt , appe
••';;• hat She 'wf,3nt 4 ff.;•: 19:11 a !.se= •::
Mar the meagrxes
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c.'141 • -.1‘ --'•e' -tis.getid.',•kgrace:as P°80. le. • 3' t that she 4.40 :t!I Y''.11 -*113 .11P 4TH:tigused' 1:19
tbat -I • 'not •Atra. .ghApps:, that:, -11,pn7 th oio..,ro'oneis...,. that 71ti.ietehOuld•-be •alinwedless woeu :out :•asT
ititir :Wife la dead; and . one- au,' 'waiting ;a ;:ht:tio-sneopishly. hea .
L'T471°64 n cia'amatter
of th• ,.: • -dope witio-L,Oliie VarneY ;AriPiT14
deal with thisinatter room to tire foi the,..tight-ownitih ..A:ght tor e. she
°'f Th deser•Yed,;_
• f Bakes -;,:niake her h*n'
get' to talfealfank ' slIPPIY • Of TRIS91,111."-*The
• Dainty Shredded Wheat Vitairet•,
Nutritious nud appetizing. Try it with butter, Cline.0
or fruits, •
• - 'ALWAYS SISAPY 'YC..nEnirg4entd bY 0,ro, Pere. ,
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RUSSIAN RULERS AT 11OME
SP.P.N7 CirTIME AT PEIElto
HOP
• s lit Prefer -
Live in •Small Residenee
ex-
tremely fend '.,ef.• ' ,,•110,C1eo,m.p.,
bright children and devote a mucji
4,1k. as,canmnage •
courtiers ofCzak • •,•.'.•••••.•1:,•••-•.,.:.:],,,••••:--!
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All, the . Itas1
delighted, hoiaterotia
zhau be 'wet!' 'and 7cOna,fortahlY• -'• '•enee t� 'Palaces. on' Pitriejriaill .
. • need, t� • •. • • -0 • 'E •' -0; the
o , e • .:
They . .L140. Phipps_- sq' t •atoilielasMr braortient"Martin,di.ScOVer•- "wie t.to„e came .that 'closely shut mar a ris air
,.son that ii-ot,want,aoY°'1,e, to "a" lOel an was.: in • '
not it able
ew ear s Ti... 1905, f:Peterhof-an -Tsarsine-iSelo• •
incts-o d
.___firneta4hait;10,..sti.,,m3:.„•ecroris,Apps,r_ arpr., "nr,1.,..%yift! i_ovid.iureoltLy, oinkli,ing iptinnaler_stAt.:4vsnonid_gn_nut_again4ntn _ • v the saluting gun on the•W er- au lle-lazaer9f tlie • zar is PrettY• fullY' '
los or a is is-•
but kens yhre___. lizobst in comfortably_ _Fortress of,y.:_a_mistake+2`_fired_oail., occhpied. He rises early_and after , : ,. .,,.. ••
,, • ently safe. My reason is so strong somewhat aeer'"Y• Martan 78.-e- the -•)world, penniless, to face it warn.'" houses generallY moult ear- cartridge aga'rin' st the Winter Pa,laee a bath and a ligh, t7breakrast nearly ' ' .• . '
---PY,,Purtose•Ao inueb.,bigger than Ocr°8 to him, a.PiA, spoke ini a ,lc"! 'alone. .The deep ,sterling . honesty her 'and. better, than those which the Czar and his family left 'their
'you- Cail ttlIderStalld-thit I swear tone,- so that olive, could ,pot hear. of the woman demanded that. she moult in open sheds or in. thecapital'foo d d tooktheir • every
dila!' issetas oguetoclohroarsemm°arrInin_hig ss
• '• • i h • i . • • h you a,ve no ing e se. .. . ,. .
branches of trees and early moult- g
f 11 IC ' ci • hi residence at Tsarskoe-Selo.1) Since lithe, erect •figure lending itself ex-
•-tb d f t d• In their holites than at'other times -
you.. soleranly if it is -cliscovere I recognize, Mr. Kelman, that • •
tremely well to the saddle At 10
B. W. N rr d i ,the L ndo
Id th* •••
' denouiace you at once. • I shall You ave on severa occasions een Tb cottage -lay rm the outskirts ing is, •o a t ings, most esira e. , op, .
trien only on/Rwo occasions, Writes . • ,
hief
can understand ',may elear13' that tanee from London -a little strag-
of a little town at •no great dis, But is stillmore important that
suitable day shelters should be pro- .
.••• 7'13:4 .reckless- then- and -nothing • ins rumen a in making raise
° eg . 9 a. and till 1 -o'clock-luncheon time- •
A d th large in this case you had intended that • •
gling town lYing 'a- valley, ivith vided,- The roosting hous.e of pailY Mail, haye• they visited St. . . „ h t „
he itioliaek •o_
'Motion, • .
p d th r f 'is occupied in -receiving t e rePor s
the-riast-farthing: ew-,-- 1PPs- 'ert7-4-itself-larat-the-toro-Of--&-great-wl -
‘eiry.72pigrOn'e_ialleed but it is-p_f_
' • • hours----at-the-openin --of-the-„first- ° ers see ,
me vveo; ocr.it-seeni-'-toa Nery-great-use•-luon g ' -h d d other,s
assa ors an -
— .k 4 T d -44- think • f • hi- conseera,tio-iiiittlre
•• • *Mho of .mone • ue- o oy oi ,theoresu t should.. be. a yery,,diff course is rainproof,. unless it is a e.ers g, an . .•on Y„ °r a ew f h" t in ' foreign Am... • •
-hills 'set all a•bout it The cotta e
—i005 as g
ii-etiies-Er-ef--...-0..,---a;rtien,=-irp--th-rough-7,11.tle--
:...:-tril:' iwhi)ittavaiiZir.dboat i(Oiolia' .tnhYs; 73 tile. dv1,(eittrilloY6e4'. 11'‘ asnY:. .1ks4Pti;-t"-', Which one had. to 'climb' to get•to it - if. they.' aTe- • allOwedro °become thorL --6-a-11-Cedia--,1: '1i-ii-ili ,in ineinOr. y •of ;Alex_ Manner is at, Inc i , . .. ,
tort ' of . Mrs'. 'Phipps, • you've 'lleea moving. one . foot restlessly altou Pn i. • -garden -' bu•lt ratherallowed •oughly, drenched with heavy show- .ander IL on _th'e-,spot where is.'e was npeat; 'the.. day,. often ,:i:ricluding a..;‘ re:
,-. , - such a fashiou that •koa ars in 'the „daytime,.. and an the ,inur oreo, . ; ., I. , ; ,view .e.f; .one .or:ot.her.rr_egiments. of .. ..
the guard. .• But. from dinner time
,Used to cleating with -to be. fright- . he floor, and .00 ing,a it.: - IltIa. rtin - grow,, ..- - • .. .. . , . . .. . .-s
' • ' :".eneci• out ,e,f any purpose on which "was abut to Shea again . mite came unexpeetedl, y, upon „ a . tiny, moulting seasou. The feathers . '.I.•, ar.skoe-Selo as. .situatiia on the
.• -.. k ' il •,-: laWn here, or a flower -covered bank '
which are dropping out have a. ten- Baltic Railway half an hour by train t.h.e.,Riniperor :go to Speak 'lays .down •
there,•.' so cunning yucon rive ,_.1 - - • , _, • . . . . nip crown, and devotes his tune to his '
-.mind i8 set? Take -time.' there:- •Vvhat -.impatiently; when 'the man , dertey to accumulate .in' the: corners fr,om . St. Petersburg. • Imrcieiase,
face, . deed • that. eiteh. tarn of .the. little,. ;Of the houses, .anc.1:,,,_•tboft_ofin a ve .beautifully , . p. ; ro un t: 1...a...inotalYn-.we,.. ,. .
..., is, no hurry" . • - ' • ' looked ntii-•.. at • him, and , a
..eteep patbileid. a. neW snrPrise-- And for„ insect _verinin , . • t does, .not Palace, .wi b. maga nfsnt., ld ,tre .s . 11 as unc
.e.:111-ebtlgaii-talT trih.!adt-tatils.9te°kribrie-erriellti-e- itwh49inixigsliciatl:-*. sZiellea9n1HWa'eta----41.7r.a°v-f:r.„:„*`heili6arl-:.*ld' ...,.. ..' „ -
.h..ileatih• isie.rs..,..u.g.„ain i ;but fina,ny.. , ,..osoal.. • • . ,,.,::::: .. . , . , . . .-6o.e-re3.--14,8 .0live---• h-egair:to•-•ei*bot. lie". -,, taat,eo,. any-greatotiineo,. tOL-SweePf-tlieltl- and--go-rgeouw-•-slioulas,---with-dairity,frallY,", s_erverl•t°
• • • • • ' - ks -hi 1.4 -rival% ro,9131, tot•even .. .,
path, was Lucy amonerhe flowers, uP and burn them or'consign them snoW white pavilions -and -fine wor . . ,
trugge • e s ou ers, a. . , . • - • • h• • looking. aown. at.ner. . being more than oceassion- „
d th h nd turned . 4,1 know-und- not going to . to tbe inanura pit. every claY• All' `of, sculpture and Leautiful terraces
aken to keep the houses free from is a great lake with richly wooded Nihilist attemp,t of killing Alexan s
Away. Very well, I give in," he ,say artything- to you- a, out it, _ . ary precautions must also be a. nd colonnades. Cl.,seto the pa,laee tinvited. Since the faleeild*s.
'cl "Icame yonr terms Only Blake " he said. m going -and F. or a moment these two women, tPrdin
said whoselives had so curiously crossed -
don't intend to pay too deatlY, I But the lady here is an Qld friend d 1.4 b I. by exploding a mineuuder
and entwined with each other, stop- vermin, and these shores and a, most pictiresque little er
they ittustn't be high.; because I 3rou're not likely to see me again. may include lime
- can 'assure you." of mine and I would like to sa.y Pe , uey ecause ere was a su.
th • d_ washiag of the walls arid perches, island, on -which a pavilion model- the dining room at the Winter..
• : "It's tither pity,. in -a Way you a -Word to her her. You have no eli- eigh'drehd herlieart-that this vis- 'ftegen.P=I °leaning of -th• e floors and •Palace it has:been a custOm at the
led is a Greek teniple -gleams-out
didn't eoininit ,astt6r .ieetioU to ,that, I imagine 2" ' 'it 'Alight mean a disaster ; Olive the free use .of air -slaked radiantly white among the 11-12eiiii: .11u°L:saia-.-0,„ail'-to-laaie-nlealii, served':
For this was to -,birthe last tine '74.1. 13f the litter and nesting ma‘. oils, vivid green'foliage.• The Palace alterna;tely in different roome. , This'
Piiipps,'' said Victor •Iielman, with Ilitartin.'" drew back, and lirictor Varney becante an4her feeling. them, tlie renevval at regul:ar inter-
' a ,ehackle.... ::it would: have cothe .KeIrnan, leas confidently ° terial is a • stately construction in: late .miStom is still adhered' to. Gen.
out c . - t an us al, walked across to where without "their knowing it, she was s' Italian renaissance stile built by 31-- *told me that onee, being
„ . Catherine II. It is, however only vi.ted by the Czar to an inforrnal
i° What was the origal sum due Olive was: seated. . She
inlooked at
presently to walk out of the gar -
DAIRY NOTES •
den, with ...smiles and promises„ and:
Was never ig...soe again • Buttenmakera:ShoUld. be thor-
wo-uld-iiVe-this: 'on -e7 -hour- at least ,oughry posted on the secrets per -
to the full, She told herself; the fit- tabling tO their businesi.
• ,L-:::1 • --•••1- don -3, see that -it. watters_. ey_e_ao-fell;- -then -- he laughed and dinners or banquets: ", The imperial luncheon he felt rather surprised at
finding the table laid in
-Used on state occasions, at official
-. - to your nephew V asked Olive. hira steadily, and for a moment his
' bilt.it was twenty thonaind rlds shrugged Wel 'slicailders, and -spolre. familY as a 'rule --live at a much- . THE-CZA-RINA'S'BOVDOIR
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eY011---haire4hat---nora----:-`,f*Y. de.s,,r Olive4--I haven",t'uSed
• So she laughed;•and Waved! a hand content ia butter are teraperature
and 'went forward to naeet the .girl.' .ef, .ohnraing, thiekness: a .er.eam,
"It's all ' right, Lucy, Lacy," she said, arneunt. of : bream/. ' churned at 6,
'''ily • clo ,You look se (lightened 7 'time, ' eendition 'Of' chtirning - and
-Yon're ribt afraid• -Of "ineHare, -four ,working of the 'slitter; ,-.`-• , .
"Of course not,. Aunt Phipps,' Under normal conditions a thiek.
said:. the "It . was only: be- cream .will. give a higher per cent.
• of over -run than a thin. cream. The
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.ture might/trouble ,her -to -•,--morrow-.- The factors that control the water
. Olive glanced at Martin, as if 'for with .that foot again,' and :looked In 3,1ay the court Moves to Peter-
drovski. .
twentieth of it," lie Added. • you well, and 1" -he' shifted about Duchess Tatiana pertly remarked,
. some, suggestion "I think we'll. doi.m: at it, and then .u13 'at her-
ask for half," she said. "and I ra,. sorry. - You're the most there till autumn. Here also there
hof, on the Finnish Bay and t "I suppose we shall lunch in the
' aYs bathroom" =-
After dinner the children say goo
"Utterly impossible " said Phipps wonderful .woman I've_ever_met,nr are vast, magni cen p rkt, extend-
_night-and-the_bzar_generally_plays
a decided tone ever shall meet; You've played a, in the whole way to-Oranienbau
' rn ,,Then we invoke the law," 'Said desperate game...for desperate, stakes, right opposite Cronstadt. billiiirtis----1-6-f-owhich he is very fond-,_.__:„
Martin --"and see what that can do. -and glad you ve won. Sol- or there'is music of which he is still -
'TIIE PALACE IN PETERHOF, fonder, being liim''self a *Skilled -and - -
:Nitre doll have to put 'with the 02C- "eirittlY
• 0. posure."" • haven't liepri serions before, lexcept
.,„. "Only because+ you Were. afraid- reasoh of this ie, Said to be a clif-
that Something dreadful' Was going fereot ferin of globille in the brie
to,.-happen_toLthat _lio0y_of.....yours„,„ than: in the other,
OnlOiegaiiiieLYSiniL",,:jitaild,` like , a ----A- -clorr. -11--fi.Thlfed.---twooldur naralterto the -Coda l'ii-lel-atfr—
angel in the path,. to Ward Off clan- *With .crearn Will'give a -larger water - • . , w
gers: 'and disasters -eh?'' ' asked content 'in "the butter than one only hundred yarda .aiStande:- PeterhOf
'chiefly renowned for 'its Water-
Olive.o "SeeicAt: shall take him one third fn11:. = The reason • is that 1 Is
and fountains, which were
the news,-Iph, quit,e: the best of the butter, gathers in . a less firm w°rk"
'built On a larger .scale than those of
news r• -yourself. You shill go , in .cenclition in the larger churning. Versailles and for beauty and effec-
and tell hiniL--well,-whatwould you , There was „MuSic all Adak long in .
tiveness morelhan riVal them. . .
like to thll'him=2".. . Ruilding at' the Canadian
,Irou. corner of the park,. right. On
'"1 would lilre to tell him that he National- Exhibition, Torob.to, Aug.
an en. ,the shores of the Sea, sheltered:be-,
need_never be,afraid of the futitr%:' '31st, to Sept. 1.4th. This, is
-hind tall brick walls., guarded .by
,said 1,tiCY SlowrY. .P1C.-Ot that. he is-tirely-'-rieW • -, 'departure:-
ever afraid really, .you know, - it ' 'doubtless appreciated. • ManY-sentiiielS 'and-monnted 'gen-
,,
Where cream1S kept in an on, darmes three small residenees coke
'Ai,,iffii-T-t-Cl-tjme ifiree-'0"-Toni-daysras• .,Sit'acc.ee ',TF'-3tO -t-orincir.-bigger=thanoili'.
is often. 'done by 'farm'ers,. the fla- average dwelling hetiie orannrclin-
"vat 'of the 6 -litter ii seriously'. in, arY landed,preprietor, The -largest
jured and i cannot be entirely re- of. ;these 'is inhabited -by ,the imperial
moved by any known method of family. 'The second is at the dispos-
treatnient Old,.stale, or over -ripe 'al of the Empress DOWager during
cream ieliery little -benefitted, by her-olittebonOt very frequent-Hkisits
.hy peter the dreat and oon,„ talented executane on he -piarico ;
• "NOw, I'll tell jroi. what do in regard to &Matter which is buri-
siderablY ealarged bytatherine often. playing in his ili• eimate ••
•
s a oww• o Q give you no
Solo or • accOmpanying the -
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*tuati.d_on.a, low" ridge ronoin• :either
you,o sttni ,ed 'hetween---us-,-Vin-serions no-wr
ment of hesitatio "it' d • • and I swear t y u I'll •
foll ROL* •
right robbery, a•nd if I wasn't :a more trenhle- I'ino goingaway, and also- IT verk musical, ---having a ',pre- -„ • ---
. The persons o the imperial house -
Put I'll give you three thousand should happen to -be by accident.
. pounds -in cash -and not, --a penny Blake. tells me that I've .helped
, hold whom the Czar honors with
Three thousand Peunds----and si- di ea . 1 m not going o. lils personal friendship and who are
_ . more." you; I'm glad of that, although I
soft-hearted feel, I shouldn't do it. You won't see ,me, again, unless dilection far Modern .
lence on both,Sides?” talk nonsense 'about bein b t hie c'onstant compau•ions -in his ex-
• cursions and. his sports,..are 'Gen. • '.• .
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,...''., Phipps -eagerly., "Is it'a bargain I"' raking 1;tcOtlie-other•-;, •becauSe you Diditilin, qonimantlesi. of the Painee ; . '
d -en. Koinarciff; 'Coma,ninder of the. ' • 0 •
"Yes " said 'Olive, with a smile. wouldn't believe it, and I shouldn't
_Li_ ' . • .. , f mean it. But 1 :. :want yen -,(you Prince. Orloff; Count' -Heyden arid.. •
Gilard,..' and among his adjutants: .
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______EV.eli_arftOT.ithbUt__SatlkifaCtOty :,1)8.1',H: Agy, gopciAgd•-,-- • :- -= . :•••:.:, 7::7--- ' •'5630431,-Olive•rr------.•: Go -and -tell. him that "tennis. player-aild'a 'gotill-Parsma, '.
He takes great in.erest In niOtOrin , .
' -:----- 7 - . • - - - 7 - ' ; ' - -7— '-' '---;" 7--. --- 7.-:-T-* want' 'you to • s ake hands and. “Well -you ' can tell' him that,
- Silence-- on _ both . Si , said ter fellow -about giviog 'wp this, or
aitedieflitaless--you-like-ef-couree)--ienly
dlaireprentelin. The Czar Ian good
• . She Was 'on • her feet .in,a moment, Aunt' Phipps tiffs been hicky-that
gain had been. struck; there were
• difficulties in the way., Mr. Phipps
.. felt that he had been too•genereos;
.-he Wanted time to..,think.over._the
, +'.•.• matter ; he would like to go away
,wiCh his; "dear friOnd:Kelman"." arid
taik it over .' But, the sturdy Agare
df,71tartiti lounge'd- against
'the door of the studio, And the
-Calm eyea-cit-Martin-Blake-told-liim-
, ol'ap there ..woolcL.b_e_ho_delay,. and.
Ito question of coinproinise: Indeed,
' Martin made a:curious suggestion,
was-At'firat'hitterly refientz
"Under ail the circumstances,:
. „ Phipps, I "think it Will' be well
• for us not t� lose -sight of, You," he
• said. • "That., forgetfulness and eh-
serit.mindedness;of yours 'have be-:
trayed yOu before, and While I
O would not suggest for a mOment•
' • that you Would. do anything wrong;'
Sa______ILy,w_i_Laightijor instance, medi-
tate another-siticrd.--..
'"In other„Words,,YOu'clo not trust
" Said' Mr. Julius Phipps aa -
y
•/...,F1 "Well, you might put' it that way.
• if yoii like,' said Martin with a
O smile, "I Was only anxious to saVe.
.3•Kur feelings. What.I was going
te,-; say was, that under all the eir-
cuiristancea you Must allow me tO
• offer .You tb,e hespitality of this
,• place for• to.-hight. .There is a very
comfootable bedroom, and I shall•
do very here, If sroiht
happen to stir, r. Phipps, I s oul
ygtt 11' monient. •
"1 abgoldely deeline any Such
•_rtroposal," said Phip•pa. "It siMply
meacia that yen :are making': a pris-
oner of if
"Which isreally far better than
.., it the la* .:stepped in), and made „a tot Of Skeitlalritatyto, mod
• priseoer Bald Martin. there pianed doWfi, as, it. 'Were, to at -0,6; T i:004.,:b..rd 0- of. tons
_be at no expense, and the oxecettett of eertain doeonents .•+.1 ri' >A
1)144kfigC 811aV be provided for yo tin& then r;islied 'about from ono f,".'" 1;1
the .nierairg. 'After that V•491, Carl placeto illOthei, , stVA t 1118 •hie.,,,h„,
and nearly every day goes old fora.
with. beth hands held out to him: she has found her Money again, or • .
• moment,leoked her eves and, bestiijiirt of his, too; 'go and tell expert chauffeur, at the *heel. Ile
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is also a goo shot, Daring his an -
drive with Prince prloff, who is an -
He aught them in his, and for ---3; thel best part of it; and found the
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.therO wan: no smile on his face then *him that a certain little flit, that
pasteurization. from Gatchina. The third, The
— Fah* indeed deserves its name,. be-
'F,ARM NOTES. ing.an -Old peasant houSer fitted °up'
ntal autumn .cruise in the Finish
turned away Without 4' word, was the most beautiful /in all the
Be and with with only • a nod to Martin World in the, : eyes :of • someone I waters, a• mong • the theusancls . a . 1
back a'i• her, and° to • mod .again; go and tell him that all world *Ibirotfut.irl)..eoisild.aynacistbilyuliotohltitehlie_ ggnox ' •
'Blake •''''pau sod , -the door know, is ready and yaiting.for.bim-;,0000
If you want to, knew \what kind ef pso that it May-aerire 6-;s: abb-de-for
-farmer a- man, •look.at the iniPerial fanillY-
tivated crops. NOiatter how uied When after some -
much he may brag himself Up; the of the ipiperial Children had been
weeds will. talk rouder and a great suffering ,fiom measles the large'r
The children are made to lead as
hi -swung_ on_bia_hat--Witlo.the_old_fionr- s--r-igh-t.-----Ruroonow•-;--yon_vv.ouldnl.t. On these druiSes lie is aecempanie
'keep., him Yalting-would yao
"I shall see, You tn7nnetiOw.?" • She Was excited herself,'laugh- latter particular looking forward
'asked Martin, Oa Olive 'Made" a iogly she thriist ,the girl away, and to an expedition full of ekperi- .
inblrelnent 'ffniDA few watched her she raced off to- enees„-
later:
deal -lister than lie can, :-• ----'2,-----iresidence--had 'to be disinfected and
Linseedmeal makes a most hour- repla,stered. • The whole family then
ishing and profitable Slop for hogs for a time moved across to The
of all ages,. and is cheaper ' than Farm; V41.ere the little convalescerits
bran, but don't feed it too 'freelyspeedily: recovered .their strength.
It is ecincentarted stuff. Every :The Stay here so charmed the child -
pound of it fed on your farm has a ren that Year by yearnow one or the
fertiliiiiig-Yallie of at least 50 per other of° the girls pleads\ feeling 111,
cent of • its cost, .aside froni its and, entreats her parents to- go -far ,
foed Vahe. , few days to The Farm, which had sian quite fluently, but. with the
There ne-ver was. a time iit-the prove ---------ch . a Wonderfol. •Lzar and with the children she -
' "And for many to -morrows, Mr.
Blake," she said brightly. "There's
such a lot to be done, you knoW-
tainiey to be spent, and two babies
tO- be -let into 4 great and wearier,
ful secre . We've been very lucky,"
she adde in1a lewer tone) Ethyl: 19=th ' (To be Qontinued.)
a .glance id the door of the inner
,
1`,Yery -hicky," said _ M,arti
to dO 1".
11c held her hand for ii+moment at
•the nor.
waids the house. Then, of conrse,
came a ba,nging of -doors, and a
scurrying of' feet, as Chris was
breathlessly called for, and sought
after, and finally told the news,
-and dragged out jute the garden to
meet Aunt Phipps.
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much as possible an outdoor life,
and have plenty Of exercise. Their ,
education iS Conducted wholly on • • •`
English lines. Between thernselVes • .
they speak meetly R,ussian, but *ith , **-
their parents. generally English'. The • •
Empress has:learned to speak Rils.
"Vr
"And what .are you going
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• woitON' IN RUSSIA:
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"I am not the first, Mr. Blake, . "If it is true that national adages
to be considered; time enough to
talk.abont me when. the ethers are
donewith Sh •
'went :out int e the -darkness, And lit
saw thetall erect figure move away.
give an insight into the ideas of a
people," says •the Berlin Radical,
./vvoinen•niust occupy: a strange po-'.
.sition Russia. Ohe of these old
saws run: '1,:ove your Wife' as•nch
Then: he Caine and closed the as :your and another tells
dr; carefully locked it,- and put
the key' in • his . pocket, lest Mr,
Th' ipps preiTforgetful lrothe
night.; and sat doWn to think about
al, the events of the eYening. ,
''After that, 'a buty and -ct Wonder-
ful week. /Mr. Phipps had Probalao
ly never been so Mite') bustled as
was on .the folloWing 'day; whaz
with being dragged off to 4. solici-
the. god man, 'Shake: your wife aS
you would a fruit tree.' That wo-
man it nottlinsideiod frail is shown -
by the adage, Too may safely_heat
with b 1 1
your wife wi a room mod es ,or
sho is not made of porcelain,' Ueat-
Ina mutt be considered a, „whOle-
sonic! pastime. to judge from the
elf your wife deserrA a
beating in ne noirtring..reiriind. her
hor bv t1;ivitur, another
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Past4V.1-1,n thg ‘la4".617--a map ..iwoutel . t i res oring prace, 1-htis-been '
'produce as much as now. The plc.* told that -the request'is occasiOnally The children ".harh their ponies; .
and the harrow of the present day
granted. But the Czar and Czarina which they use for riding and ciriv-
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are twice as effective as in years arc really delighted to have an ex- iii -g and even the little Crown
past. .A planting machine will do &Ise fot? some da ,s in the small, Prince Alexei has his own dolikey,
the o•ork„ of five men by hand, and ` "'., on huh he:proudly. takes Ilia rides.
, / niusc. 1a.0n0cilifsco?gfetti'gn3.9g1.1faeirn. at old farm
:He is a verY handzeme little lio'S' of'`• .
the cultivator and the 'hiller the c1•;sei •
same. :T1, mewing maehine will do: en. four, ._ttrOng and st'aray, and the jol- . .
the work f ten men with ,scythes. ° aind .rte.sPonsibilities of th
arel
and the' horse rako and horse fork e• -•".“i
liest little fellow imaginable, very
m
. The ' i whatever, light: far advanced for his.years. nis
as much binder in harvest
perfornii•ihe labor len hien br tthe nt
he ace' eat e Yeao.s preeeeiens saYingg aod doings dre a
constant; source of merriment to his.
inneCetrntimfir•aniihd etIsiethtleir:asllinee7aitscicoel:ipnaner.r, Isndaitit\lev6a;in_a•tliYehhte they are hto. z
e court. lc -STS eT'S. t •
ed with former modes. All taken
, . • • Grand • D nob e sset Olt a. Tatiana,-
:together, they •enahle the laborer ili A MOST FORTUNATE EVENT. i‘lar.is... and •J‘nastasia, are froni
agricniture •to ,prodnee tNN, 0 tO fool; „„ '',
... :rne entnate of St..lieters• burg is far :to (3',="1; yearS of age.' They are all
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times as initch 0 in former years. • ' ' • - t ' h th. • d '
•ora' healthful, the social oblfga- .very pret y, ather in antali,
. TRYING TO. . tions are -'-cumboisoine. Peter- taking after their handsome Moth-
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• liof ,TgarsIcee-Selo, ott other er, hot lively and rObust,'thanks"to :
:"My wife has that aWful disease, hand,* are .real sanit'anumS, ara their Wealthy life in the open air.
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kleptomania," , • • • • their situation away from the ouni- • ,
O "IS she trying to cure it tal allows the strict Coort eticolette Dame Fortune doe4,- not Smile on
Weil, she is al:ways:taking some- to be considerably" reiakcclevert nrief.t. Sh6 jo‘t 11* f XI/
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thing tor it:* . . • largely dispensed witl%; ,Xcither the , and •oniggerS ,
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