The Signal, 1898-2-25, Page 3pisDJ11ORIAL AIOTGt
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et orjjddoinery
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strips are broken 101
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tate a saeoN UM.
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treedried them* front
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tied thea are
naiads* of Am.
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vette!
aird earth le of wood. Mk. blind
satode, turd loosely
rode passeog
Twes4-t..Ikea rode sresbus-s-
by fire 'whine
o tete stripe of
stet that no one
r•ttra Tightsoing
M slips
the genets into
and ttJieie 'pinta o
m tetraffln, w
rmih le shallop
f bate bat
R MUDS
being in sctuts
ib tibia stratum
supplied d by :, s
A *Wei work -
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Se a dry. Aft.r
$&tatted In a
neer L. fv a
tipping the
recite giver
beef tart hr
pt.ortia. four of
of fine. sae of
as'7 pewdmrel
ISO 0'457 taatnh
Mimes memo
tear exited
r la I'iatneeties
are the
aside, or Air
o Oaettiee, thr'
00mfic+sd of res
'ort'•. . ttwo
and three
atso thir
Poligth 4 t
ars
Late advises trona Dawn
et ail the grislw whit
ime ea! he r`d ars
Mow* tubers he
arenas, wb.i. 10o -teat
tient. Niateeentbe of
trod he tier HbotelIke
my were amble to get
posieheas. end Opt work
join expeditions to try
ns cie distant tribatariee
mise are gathered at
n oa tbs Yuba wsitiudd;
ure preening online.
thirds ot the gold Lu
ve reached Dawson ere rte
tent class. Hundreds
t ,tufts have besot stark
putout • full some of 1i
utaibut Law mimes pa M
Wel! end the general
Led this inanewill be e
"tate so newsy men without
uttrored atamender wfll be
Gar every reported tin, and
crew arrivtn will make obese
popnlatioa rapid aed snit(ee
rarebit rreeimesdeate st
to la myths that every as mom
well supplied with mom
eel and Weis sad iter red to lane poet
years. Patentee and argentite'ort have their reward in placer mai♦
>t as well as in other fLlda. Macy
the deserted miaow would pay in-
strioue mew not exporting to make
b•rtutur la • paw ninths. The brat
u • ti .- at present at all Alaska minetat of supplies. livery aid miser
City eats
re 600 feet
Located and
re gess to
aleirae ars
these who
Tarim Oen&oOenolalw► salsas
for ethers
their for -
About
pinata lower
thanes to
Probably
stars who
u la this
et pros -
sad not
leappoint-
versitweaks
YloadFke
aooursgiag.
ol•Iraa are
numsrow
tits tide 1 meatal qualities little above idiocy.
(manges, Like all unhappy prinonies of France,
°g doomed to marry Spanish kings, she re-
ns.
•-
ilawaoa yaryarded ed her denial, wick dread and
tnmener a TraasWrrsd from the
Royalty's Wormwood.
.Ls hoPIP7 ass gases r Mew bas. -
!7 do we realise the incongratty et
this theta -wore sod rather pleasant ea-
earlier woes reeding of soma of the
*mops. queers„ What tragto
histories c beent ams recorded is their sad.
whim they bowed N the
Mint abject of slaves to tea decrees and
O°atom.. Wheal centuries old, of their
seen rano, and to the cold, pompous
etiquette of their marts. How time
must haus lultited toe the tree, ha
simple life of pry'
abs ooanotoo-bor'a of the
earsloth to their lonely and somber meg-
sestoe.
There are few stories more
Wresting than that cd the wife of
les A., of Spate, Marts Louise,
of Louie XIV., and gnaddaugb
Clerlse 1' of kngiend, a fair ger
ed to marry a man wbom-ane had
seen. but whom she knew too w
Most repetitive in *penman sad
oo,Gpp� tippet/et the kid twasy serest
bate his lift w measures. Sits
at ►� period whoa tie.Itn--
mutoh wee resew;er mid tt !s trot
otar.cter woe his aroma. One
tuaUy his matinees It l even-
,k� deepest love. L sot
bved4thiaprec why otos the king first
loved
th s ; their iatsrvlews have
to the ruins ry. Not long since
Weft shown the the Castle of Chinon
that
loot
their subterranean wsthea vaults
shadows to thew wont
The mit persevering enemy of Agnes
�tti ass tae .os. of Charles VII. Bo
r that
the
sola de
He r
and
r beast h ut
�a takes to
r ea
W a is became his hatred of he
In me exiled herself from
courtfleato
reside at the "Ma
bare *be died la 1449.
body was carried with treat
Nava nine: tbe ho College Chum
sadly ie. I the Abbey of Juat4ge So ended t4
eons, weer bunted to enema the
mart with their
Anne
the flatterers Gall( faav�jte ut
Chris -
follicle.
aha sassed he by humoring bee
was Coast Magnus de Is (lard[).
tow m she net on • sequi . embassy
i'ts' sad °sewed such testy ar-
ra mei to be made that Orte4ati-
*me thought i right to remonatr•te
w�vrr b soca were greatly
prone/silty j oaotisu nhe o[war
was unheard of.
Besides the lags saner he war Co r•-
s•iw for the oneness of his embeasy.
eh* Doone upon her favorite a
grant of Drown Lode that provided him
• great in ant. lb la Gardie after-'
ward& attended her so dee
plyInstantly hanbibed lint forever
that abs
her were
Dever from
She had loot erred of being queen,
&od se • pro/creed asoret, told the am.
baseador of her intended abdication.
He endeavored to 'persuade her from
it. but she replied that It were better
for b`wedsa to nave a Meg aid that
she bees the freedom of private life.
Christens arrangedmQa
tier abdicates, welsh� w of inythe
cathedral of Uremia io June, 1864,
.'Arrayed 4o a white dress and the
royal robes of purple velvet, with the
crown on bar bead, the queen stood on
a dais soder a cane Sle deatnd
that softens would step forward sad
take the
ies crown from her bead. No
ag lin repeated this re-
quest many tens. sod at last com-
manded Baron Steinberg to do it. He
obeyed and placed the crews on a
Her attendants. It Mr mete
end mead, thee
tures her of her robes
princeat o hi said bower to the
at oblatess in the man -
drew. The to the k(dom' and with-
De-
drew.
exclaims tieg she left and
oat ot Sweden. her t i pe fres and
edea wh,rea I Lope to
nature."
The following year she abjured the
Lutbersn faith. and by this act room
than by all the follies of her reign,
alienated the affections of the Sweden
She had turned side every principle
that Gustavus Adolphus tad followed;
ak'e had now oat oar their religion and
they never forgare her. g
The freedom of private life which she
hecosta tmennged tor did not bring her
had e: and enjoyment elle
expected. Thoughtless prodiga-
lity
leeotved her la peognlary dlfficul-
ties. sad a vivid regret for the regal
state which eta had cast aside often
betrayed Gustavus
Is 1110 theism et
tura to Sweden
induced re-
ndes with the view of re-
eumeng-hetr croevn, but the Swedes gave
her no favorable nineties and refus-
ed to maim her revenues sent she
iontad o Aligned a formai � ot renuncia-
tion
It armioneim tetoerret xiet,Q the throne. She
and there her salons were frequented
by the learned menet all couatiiss who
visiHer 1sdtucsset 1pta.ge bevieseaa
ed Alexander VII. to remonstrate with
bar. Christen was so deeply offended
that abs &gala tamed her steps to-
ward Sweden. 8o stringent and moor -
tilting were the conditions of tier resi-
dence in Sweden. sent her by the sena-
them and thatshe
ed to Rei rejected
reed to gems. Than
zdith unhappy exequeen In self-imposed
e remained until lefig where she
4 ied slam and usimoaraed at the age
Char_ eventful aid Intermit-lag114 e
nen who left bereleople village home
the girl
mugaUkaaoa and gas for the
ter of Utter of cea court. and
1 tore. i the Pariahs& court.
never The happiest days of Marie Antot-
ell a setts were passed at Little Trianon.
with �t n pLatle tare part 01 a dairy -maid
we ed :.. ai, the queen exctsim-
t3od be praised. I sao Longer •
sovereign.,. at At this time the affairs
ofthe natio were becoming more tum -
people who were starring
in the streets bad reached the pitch of
g•1 Jed! Goo and fury.
raneelll Ws have no bread in Paris." they
red is said:I u. seek the baker at Ver-
s."'leagues om foot tos.1itlkbe Vernal'
XVI. received
the palace at daybreak. Lentil
received them with his usual
kindness and is response to their clan-
ortoge gave theta an order for pro -
a,.
Is. 1790. this royal family telt Trianon
tors. sad traversed Paris, amid Inuits and
threats. As the mob crowded about
utb thew Merle Antoinette appealed to
, sae, we are stifling."
tawi "Ne wiU stifle you in another way,"
ve tried thea maddened ratble.
Marlal why do you insult met" asked the
Tie, _el a young woman, bolder than
'Toa have caused the misfortunes of
abetted a *styes,- repilett the entbuelest.
/her Mans
wheel netas to tarn in s atone
feri-
a tout •*Utes. Whoa ated bs wmid ed
sad ded
ternerIt .aha was the most besuti-
gee- ` fol prioress in the world. "tall ilea.
i der and grasefut-s trne daughter of
y m the Tyrol•" At that U
its groual knows or tbtnke be
semi
.t04 good territory now closed fa i tsarps
of tee ditlleaky of obtaining
Whenever provisions reach the
Phos Veleta freely and with certainty
genie; region well widen fat on
i sides. One thing. to remember is
at pro m:tem. in Alaska b mainly
talttL,i eoodk of spring and
w� est slash elf sutures&'
a heavy eketaeie to trent.
court sad Intellectual life of F
the yoast creatures were immu
thet bmb•r and moriotoaow �alaca-1l1,
Bpaia Marie Louts made more
heel oat estheG° appeal to her uncle
to save bar from each a fate, but all
la rata. She wee married by proxy at
Fontainebleau and then esoorted to the
Bpaadeh frontier where the sad -heart-
ed bride et
C
meet her oour
Mines rf. is., his Impatience to see
young queen went to meet her at Q
lea, a wret.>b,ed villap of
lassaat /luta, and be decided to ha
tbs marriage taste place there.
[voles saw blot arrive from the balm
of the hovel where ube wa rest
Prepared a atie wY, ane was
st tie eight.
Gbm.-3es IL was bora to the lase
bis lather's deepest bumiliatlon.
when tete cedaremes. reread. hitt
tttettkebeiearted easenarch was Is. a d
Sia aeipsarsece 1. tees defiler
ed b y se ifagbioh am b ..odor : "T
h aakin sed knee swell, leta e
this tide are a red a scarlet, a
net at idsoll,sce•ll, a (t nisb-y
Libreria; are tui.l oe stories of ae-
ration: he Mita ahs prospect
not
" u ve. and not gives to watt- low
bo°lai. at every old prospector's T
es la retests with Minatnye and ria ate
AOC Harp ie s pert of the !Pas- At
(t4
'*i ane he counts it a immaterial. they
hike so extensive acgaaintaese with dart
ewppA ntW-+wt. hat never slash* it IA blia
the better ot his hope and mune,.Joe
,epr111 lotions in the wake of his die- l logo
eria,,, yet be is srlettm feawd ilea
r,m,l on the 14wt
fluor of large arid melbodi
..rat ions- He i. ant 1st the ordia
ne a heathen yon, reewembling
nt..r in able respect. Perhaps
reetlesseses secants for t
.• wort is oboe to nature 1n its w
-ewe. anti ha keeps moving on.
'l"' the kelriiram of need civic
" The promector w et work ore
liana. sant whoa it is opined
le fated asamwben els, be .
rtv..l a
. iatlape&heat. and the
e I P leant et the precodeet sad tbeo-
ti.-tl merit d rliaoover
y.
1y rvprese ted. Nevertheless. to j kyle
f freer tho head�of the bit.- j :.as.
the whole crow& of hie head bei
his was the man who rusted up t
pii leading Renninand t room bpgwhich
Louise.
ter nor solemn entry into Madrid
uuj queen began the life ohs
ensnare; a lilefeed to lead to We sod of her
Ion nect.aioa of the harem.
brio,, &y of the car
the Fra tyranny of Spaalah et
te. The
the idol of those who destroyed her,
he tb• last days of the beautiful queen
sovena spent i& that horrible Primo, the
au , C tie. Under the pretext of
d..• rho essasoee to' Whom beetoerer
Usual' her wants, the sent •
hhet to wank ever abs tsahappy woman. He
woe a eaves, a thief n�knave,. 8.raasin by
yr • aeon. wise had murderer by pr'w
sheet fourteen Tsars !n
Irons in prison. Such was the honest
tepermeate who toted a valet-de-chasn-
bas to the eases of Fran -x,. Sonat days
before her death the functionary w
{ rereamoved and a gendarme stationed in
--- --•v , desolate palace
eal at Madrid weea sorry ooatrat talker
any
former free, bey life. The natoo-
ore the queer' toned stall oenfert
his, hos " l mownsky
dsvotof io r of iidler d adored
1 worth a the of ss. [even was
n7 ar so woman ever had
ildi more of mon.
Her married life lasted tea years
to sod after hersudden and tragic dart
ss.- 1 by cholera, the king sank deeper and
e deeper into a mrtaaoholy lethargy. Not
long o distinctive of
after ben death, the streets loin -
the
tog cattle epos e.i_. _
ry the Last days of
L. who watched
4*; * d eight eits was in side and from
4s.!night whoa separated, even at
e; asleep upon her bed of raga,
To tbbi sad gable tattered sersaa
digghter o[ the Ro-
amllranemperor had soma. before whom
11* Europe ehad bast the knee, upon
tad for every boeor had bees lavished.
whom the woride
D lues waned. tteawrsa h.,a
October 14. 1793, bar trial begs
Y seemed,
FORT�(n.S IT ACCIDENT.
m..
w • revels Sate • Stapes by ceeteser
It there Vrev:
anything that makes a
bout toiling man happy it la to read
imam that bare made tortoises.
or lwiteasea there was • captain of
Plying between Ragltsb and
erstralia4 palate wee mads a lueky
tris rrhsa omelets were taken to
•w math Wates.
A titae�: mea came to tee
ariner sad to be takes hemi.
be former Amer et had au moeey.bst
or traneportatios, soutd glad!, q his plot of tend
reihe t isp(&( accepted the terms. and
to that plot the jos of bio descendants,
hath and file. now occupied by •
A l.ineeick tobiotoniiet believat ed j000-.
It to lie sed by s fire that de-
me t! ed hi. �. !Che nest day he
foe ns ed saaff that bad boss b
1tP Bre. rS.ul.r._ prompted
L'113414 IVA R.
a+ wxt from 1
,� it ell cj-
ION
.t en the osaatters. Ho fouled that the
The discovery of the Motott Mete
ten wee
to of golf/rt. greaten of say mine
y fluke, and its out-
niotwithe iwor. Id except in the Klondike'
bank eirrk in Loudest heard that
here was s rich deposit ot speld-tet a
'inn piano st the Criele Cloodifolft•
10 set *hoot lenient • provisional
"ideate smote: bis tellott-clerkshad
1 raise! itat. $1.1•0 among them-
eend llo gold. fie had deet -
to rive be the twangs arid sista ready
y every member
of the Austria* loess of Spaht.
the bet decrepit relic of a great reek
would desneed into their mausoleum.
aed by the light a tonnes all the eot-
Rae la the dark vault ot the Paetheon
were °posed for bite in order. et hen
the coffin ot kern Ionise was opened
aad he saw the form ao 1 charm-,
tee
ed ken.
teafe
tell
will
Stew
an. of
thisocie
his ogee salt
eras ea t
law
yo: jeer la peat, I
of the Mat deseeed-!
• or the whole departed grandeur of
their repee-tbe fiery menage of Charles
the Sot& the impedes.' spirit et Mar-
in the V. ited the ache/neer bride of
Philip /1. eaded bare.
red the
in
/reach nano of having engaged
criminal corempoode
powers. of hoeing 'aided la the fair
ore
a her haeand, and of contriving re -
mei nonusers* which had beea perpet-
rated La different parte of France.
The jury, after deliberation about an
boar. returned the verdiet-"guilty."
' Oa Wednesday. Onober le tan un-
fortunate victim of la
re en
connected to the apot where Louis bad
hibited aeither pity aor compunction.
and ehe mot her fete with atheist com-
olefin seenuin. Ch
'the brilliant. podit4t neentrie acid
olithus hoped to ince ea his inamager
to the crowa of Sweden. It had been
hiasimed abroad that the youthful
mien wee the most earned Princess
is Europe. if sot the Most annaidah-
ed lemma of her linen Hut the hardy
, Sweden eaten, echo bad egaa
the
Nor was the lite. et Queen made, reh
who married Charbis VLI. of Fran,.
a the harniest. Tin yung Queen had
an affectte and ceroatiis character "me
sod bore a greet &ore for the Wag. hut
amid the
their emit 11Z *he cagtAd a, beery
heart. pu
Use an ilhOttlirsieVolpeleit had
their
kneed in nate r eittle og so-
ne tor learn' re was sithat
not a et press in
Swedes. or a boo ea abop evea in
tockhohm. They were not now to
diameter that their queen, though re -
tee (leanly us theology sad pbilo-
, was aa larepable et wisely gov
sing her oonstry ars tire singularities.
conduct she dleplayed proved her
inicapabhe of governing herself,
Her brother's wife had brought to
the roust senses her inaids of honor "wet
a young aad beaudful girl ot some en- •r
maven yearn stasevel i&reee Sorel. With °I
ber heauty an had sweetest spirit be
and "ber eloquence' MIX 1.0 mrich beyo
that ot other women that she was look
in epee sa a prodigy." Her wee
lei intelligence and grace ot sours
tern art emelt es her beauty won
Agues SOW the favor ot Charles VT
semes easily mowed Whist thoughts an
Inteittions. fetcher up earl Lenin
faebritell with a attempt facility.
Hendee helm influenced by miens (4
women the kite Wati politic sod gat. T
pretenses menethass to one indictees -
tints' to (*other, ectoordiag t
tortes rought to support hia bad
came. Ames woe and held the (4'
Wears admiration by bar gaiety, her 111".
stiehiage nierry meads anti her pollee. self,
nil
der -
f.
4 mite
e.f4 that,
be t
Place
he each
TDE WALVIS Or TSARS.
oe years that it takes to
load
Isere
"Ws "Wet to youth full a hope, rital
with aura. and strong in belief ot
Ono be WM our bating are broken. our
Canna tads, ead hope and energy sad
truest aact all the briestital
yonith oils by one beaten out
cd us. Late in life we stead eitiPte-
beaded. mar old faith shattered. our
cold drosione gone. Babied us lies the
loam Wearable stretch of years. which
we look upon with borror bersure it
anti tiara weack mos made lite
"able eutofwittholimoutr
t Ist oaths true," Ms said, "that
monk of this Old broken e
amother ii* beene-s lite of
God sad in hoomitity. It M
tree that this Slew beliet--goiden be -
nom true. aott ea far exceed's, the
old an heaven exceeds settee -grows
creator la tbe heart as ear earthly
Dee fades. until bv-aod-by we behold
olearly this glorious ,picture of a re-
mestelleted Inandmode kers in God, and
dailthgl"wyellitagthallgell*theinge". rent be. *Like
Moeda we ie the future the
daweatisto beautiful saw day which
will es earth at Let the realisa-
tion of a. we one belleveri io be true.
But, &Lel like unto we rile in
heleceding the wonderful vision. Alm
and alas for Um long dreary waste et
years whitish brought ne to this polet
-the ling stretch of years when all
our ali our work, all our liv-
e) isg. wen Mod upon tbe lin we be-
lieved lb be true.
"Docanes. you tree," she said. "'when
we hare learned the trate tbe best of
truer. bettor lieing is over.
"And re is useless to say." abe paus-
ed. "that nese we have Lamed lifse
bone we he content to die. If
mast Ms to hiked. the troth, /et me
tormentert with lies. Bet if it he pow,
able erten is ten life to Hai the secret
a true theo. It la We in
tbie life to live it on: If we are
mat permitted to do so. we are treated
iteiy idwitild it not be sot What
tortillas rower Is it that blind* our
nese And eraly Permits us to see when
meta. bin become useless, Why must
oar lives be imoiled before we ean
leans to live Meant
"I rimy it is negleam oreelty." ahe
cried. 'It tenet he unseesesary-tble
horrthla waste of nem If ea 0/mer-
le/se of twenty or tkirty rears cell
teach then tblopt. the same tearbing
on be done In flos fears. or in
oaa, sad sit that time would love bees
mead fe which he Ilea to the tooth.
Whet might we net letas eticomplish•
eel for God sad ter the higber henornity
is tweet" ee thirty
islatead Crisprott it ail
ere se IMO -seekers
the' Lug lost tsegfiere: only
Ziti.erThate Vint. la the "arch
Age glow we an se premiere iamb
Weed la hie plane, white wet Me
pest set In the future the berribie pre
Melon ot peen go by -the dreary
waste et yeses. is met . sot
AM' Why shall* it bit se
There was, a fascination in her lively
Wiliest and omen* am Lien
might have war maildeace, but
mom (marketed her sulsjects by her
wardens, rattles/mese ot need. and
et steadiness of purpose, that ea
ana could be planet ill her, and
ionerteis en the wied, eh* WAS to
ruefmd gap tor Jest what teemood
the moment was worth.
he immeation Chrteties took
la the retbedrel of Umiak with
magniflosese es the
*saw before witnessed or dreamed
y were planned by Lim gain her -
with lee regard for 'ware. Her
tore listorantred at the nat. ow -
lag to the aleenot Deakrupt state of
ter. bet with so imperious
the ghter moose retailed to have
At Of for Pregrelemor dttolelebed•
was the ~hi et the Swedes by
40 Weasel tabs shaved In
talrii of state. She retort aot
ore st an. sad the edsentitiese
atria, of ter chascaller, Oman
toelated the fidelity of this
bored ber excenirey; let=
vino ind tett the troubiesome and
lefot stetter. of stain *enrol,* te
leave tor borne, ahem he ma UPTON, 1
ap on a bent 44 the *lay, 'feint
bee You it risen hewer' asked the
emir
Vs& end t oast to make tracks up
reentry. Thetes nein ever be
at earners sump. Yoe ean bass it
r illitteesmi here's a temple of the
arts, What elaim ain't worth its
ht ow, bat it** worth evert
ler ter it "
The *Veer •Icentised the speeirnea
ti &el that there wee gold in it
led totickly.
d: "I'll tive yeu IMO 'on 1110 t171.
id was loved la t
nhirh 11141, ere er rib' 109011,010
helot it
hasethlaulffiesi, she was the youngeet
seen of the weeks' ehe bad rendered •
tits king by awaketling him freni cos
apathy as regatta state Aftslre; eke f'
riled sad ',wounded hint. and. ledeed. P
'misdeed ell the ester while the reolsit. Nit
and felt in /wart 61
an pa and the Metes general eel? tilt"
Imre sublikftes OS very bard conditions„r
it wen Agave Song glaitele4 her therm.
felead, Amines Omer, to make &aryl *Po
advameen fe the orteet of 16,000.0001 state
crewels to merrier NOrmiindy bp forcer Mini,
at eras bi
The king pneested • sadist with oie
Afar tonk rhe name
"Duets Desute.4 was to
sari atirouresopmete of hie' Mee. Her
violent* reseleitiall fire kielit• ono -
TO ammonia herself ter hor ilareariov
be Wiens the petrgentigiat tearaiag,
laritart to her nein meet Me-
rl rt wed said learged
day; hor ambition wee to pre.
o'er the swot brilliant court le
se welt as the meet learned
redieree wingers, demon, and
THE .FARM
•
troop AND OAR" OF FARM HORSES.
It la not every tanner who is the for-
tunate omen of atsble of good horses
but improvement in feeding might be
tiotPloYed to arteentage for the well-
being of his stock mei to hie own in-
tensive'. The teed tor the horn' on
tbe average farm conist of a rack fin-
ed with hay, morning and night, with
tee or & dosen ears of cora at nab
food, or perhaps a gallon of one mos,
atonally for variety, and a tilling up
with miter two or three times • day.
This kind of feeding is generally the
rule, end it is not much deviated from
durieg the menthe ot the year that the
horses are worked and kept in the sta-
ble. and while a good oonditioa of flesh
inn be maietaind by the practice.
it is not the best for insuring good
heettby digestinn and longevity to the
animals. In the first Mace. the farm
hones is deserving of the beet that the
farm produces. suitable tor his food;
this in the end hi cheapest. A variety
of provender Ahmed be mixed together.
mad tbe quaetity of each kind so ad-
jueted thee the nuns aball matain as
much of the elemental of nutrition and
nitrogen se possible. In England is
the custom to teed farm horses. when
at -full work. cea vetch seed and beano,
the bitter crushed. then containing
an exceaserve proportion ot nitrogen,
mixed with orate this alternated with
oats, either crushed or whole, makes al -
must an ideal horn teed. Exoept the
bulky parts which consist of ha,y and
'straw out lad thoroughey mixed ; it
is Uses celled "theft" lei every forty
pounds of this °bait mixture, aixteen
Pomade crushed oats and four pounds
crushed beans &re added, and thirty -
*ix pounds of the oorupound is used for
a daily ration for the horse when et
work. Engligh term horses are pro-
verbially sleek. tat and well rounded
The stomach of the horse ia very
small in proportion to tbe sin of his
rennin he should never be without
food for any great length of time. yet,
farmers' borate atm work eight or
nine hours without &break ; the atom -
me becomes empty and the intestines
are filled. more or line with gam, and
wham the animal tomes to the stable
men and food at'e 4 41110. given him.
which he consumes- voraciously to his
iajury, often followed by en attack ee
gripes or collo.
Whatever term of week of unseen
length in in prospect, and a long fast
to be expected. the nese bet should bra
used. said the borne given his regular: -
reticle at the customary time.
Good bee steeds probably first in
inmortence in the list of horse foods.
so far ea rough provender ia concerned.
Many winter their horses. when stand-
ieg idle. upon bay alone. others again
on corn -fodder and straw. and if titers@
materials are sound. bright. tree of
dust. and in every way of the highest
quelity, a degree of thrift and healtb
will be inalafained, that cannot be im-
proved upon.
fftraw. hid alone. however. nil fres
aeon to it is given when the horse
is doing no work, la not exactly the
thing to inure hest regatta; it 'shard
to divot. loot tiers is daafrer of tite
bores 'snag more of it. while be is
at rest aod dober nothiag. than the
organs of digestion can dispose of. and
thee more trouble ensues.
CLOVER FOR VARIOUS SOILS.
Meer anereeds well on all mile
where there Is sufficient moisture. It
grows ie tbe eastern and central stable
Ind as far north as Minnesota, but nun
alien beet oe the heavy clay lawn mad
dark aoila of the South. It also sue -
ends well oe moils too pnor ',rodeos
my other crop of :value. On our cold
day uplands It surnedm wen if the
sittplue water is remove, by tile drain-
age. It grows mono luzurioualy in
dark. loamy toile with a gravel erased
drainage, not too cese to the tier -
face. Still by artificial drainagereand
the siedintion at stable and barn Yerd
manure. it can be made to prodare
heavy erop on stiff day lands. In any
system of first -eine farming. on Non,
hirer, it can be made to pia; im-
portasit part and pewee* profiteble
crops. Its successful growth in the
W'eat hi only limited by the ladc of
'mature. ft is out of the "mention to
grow it on soil too wee or too dry. It
rasa be groen successfully in rotation
with ali farm crops-ancf ere doubt not
with . maay of the garden props. The
part it tines in a rotation depends very
much on tbe esetiou of country in
which it ia grown. and the erop most
in demand. Buttes it to gay that we
esanot got too muck* it. As a rule
tanners are estisfiedi-e4
The shortmt rotatioa Profitable, rub`
ning through a aeries of Years. is on
is which it complex the land every
third year. Sueb • rotation ,of corn,
%Owlet end clover ; or of petsthes. :wheat
and clover ; or of torn. rye and clev-
er, Where the hay erop in* profitable
no, clover sod Timothy eta follow
wheat. In the first eroP of bay Lhe
clover will predominate, the sowed wiii
le Timothy in the main. tbn fertilis-
e* benefits of the Glover stimulating
the Timothy to s remarkshie degree.
ft should be understood by ferment that
id our mreat farming alba. MN/1M
farroing ie practiced. that teeter
reaches' the higheat nate of perf•Aion.
the mom/ rear after sowing. Leer -
lag tt to occupy the land laver than
thhi reatilta la Ina. Very seldom is
the third year'e °roe se geed es the
seemed. Venally not much niers thee
er whit vows *Lest. arra sad Timothy
ea hie bad, sad think* hominid grow
eineerethe bort thing he am do is to
know wire he ettelleot, Dia system
,4 termini he er lalarrogen, are sure
to MOW to *ant Witk the Warrens(
ooverty Al the welt OA hush Iambi.
slower sill entreaty thrive It tke lane
it put 1 a proper mechanical ooaditioa.
that no ethede r inknoimproving the soil
soatpieds as well and ereect will so-
lierfeotly.
MICE -GNAWED TREES.
When the bark of young trees gets
gnaoved off either by min or rabeits
it taken in time, before the bark gets
too dry, they way be aaved. When the
bark la nut cut off corrpletely around
the tree, says so exchange, one of th5
best ways of 'saving it is to take ra-
ther dry cow manure, mix with It an
equal quantity of loamy soil, wet up
to the consistency of thiek paste and
apreed it entirely over Um wourd, cov-
ering and tying nu with • cloth, and
lealra OU till rota off. If the wound ex-
tends elear around the tree so that
sap circulation is entirely cut offehree
or tour adobe can to inserted. en-
ing care te an that the inner hark of
the scion and tree fit closely together.
Use grafting wax to hold in place and
then wrap with a cloth band. A little
care in ties way will often ears a
tree that would (Al:tombs he list. It
wie be found a good plan to go through
the orchard occenunalty, evea though
protection baa been given, and if any
trees have been injured rare for them
at onoe. Winter is a good time to
Craft one -year-old stock's. The work
sea be does iadoors if the scions have
lean cut la good asuman and properly
noted. rn grafting care must be tak-
en to keep varieties separate, tying
each up in separete trundles and
marking them. In grafting one -year-
old not* the top should be oft below
tile lowest bud. Make a smooth slant-
ing cut and then cut the mioa to tit
it. Have grafting wax spread %mon
inurein or some kind of thin cloth, cut
in narrow atrips. Wrap it two or
three times round and tie with woolen
twine. This is to hold it in place un-
til a start to grow is madie. 'this is
the simplest form of grafting. Anoth-
er way is to cut the scion wedge-shap-
ed; split the stork, taking • little of
the center wood out and insert the
Woe, tying as in whip grafting. Tbe
idea is to bring the inner bark of the
oloth-logetther, as this 1,
countarn FRUIT TRIMS.
There is likely to be a good deal of
fruit tree planting of *II kinds the
are sent out early in the winter they
will stand rotsch better chance of be-
lied than if the order it deity -
MI until the last motnent. The trees
seed not be sent until you desire there,
mid the nurseryman, if he understands
his business, will know not to for-
ward them until the season has been
far enough advanoed to make it pos-
Adele to plant them when they are re -
THE FARMERS' HEN.
Tbe fanners' hen is very apt to le
a mongrel fowl. and in truth the care
which she receives would put one of
finer breeding to ahame. le it not a
fart that on the majority of farms the
poultry see treated ith leas attention
thee any other living being &boat the
panel The average hen -house is a
&wan to the farm and to its on:re-
peat's. ft is tiltby,111-lighted and ven-
tilated, and swarming vete insect life.
Is it any wonder that hens desert it
in summer and take to the teen, the
farm implements, or the fences?
Very many fanners &elan' that hone
there is no clout* that thin is true.
?hey say eith empeasis that they do
pito ..et eggs enough to pay for halt
weer fin hese est, and tbia is also
trun Yat the hens onght• not to he
Named for the Mismanagement whites
brews such poor results. If one-heit
the mire and attention ehich they de-
sorre were given theme
bipeds, there nould be no more corn -
plaint in this direction. Property
treated, there in no better money.
producers about tbe farm then the hen.
Sim will give a greater ',refit pro rata
COSTLY EMOTIONS.
/1011 TR LAID 0' 011E8.
DITINESTINO READING TOON SOX -
NIB SCOTTISH BRAES.
ISM, sense or News leeiraaaselp ay taw
illsmiihel"-Ilseatiealsigs era Week tread se
A Paisley minister recently prayed
for laewspaper editors.
The new bridge over tht Tyne at.
Haddington, will coat A.'7,500.
The Earl of Orkney has strongly de-
nounced barb wire tenon.
Tiro Duke 0 Hamilton bee given
£200 to the poor of Hamilton -
Bt. Andrew's parish 'beech. Kilmer -
stook. la to have • pipe organ.
T. Ferns fell down his mother's
stairs at Greenfield and waa killed.
The population of btotherwell is *-
MI. eD increase ot 1,257 ter the year.
Lord Overtorui has been re -sleeted.
convenor Of Dumbartonshire County.
Mulhera, Eilwinning, is supposed
to have been drowned in the Garen's.
8tonehouse new cathedral church
was formaily opened on December 11.
Lempitian schools hare been closed
on account of an epidemic of meanies. .
The hoe George Mackay, brewer.
leaven £10,000 to each of his daughters.
Dr. Oickie was fisted St at Inverarey
for hot reportiag cam of scerlet
Forty cart loads ot coat have heed
dietributed among the poor of Dam -
A specimen ot rare Alpine hare visa
nen neer Ceirnie during • recent
,Pausee mau wee sent to jail for
00 days for being found sleeping in a
Coates. the thread makers. saved
f50,000 this year, by not issuing e&t-
There is keen litigation over the al-
loeatitin of ..eats Wassford Parish
population has in.-IMO/84450 der*: the
AO
Bang
The
in the
of el
eels
been
of the
Laat
rifled
Diane
Will
over t
was d
The
sity is
worth
Alto
tyre
ia
injured
the pla
Bride
iaboure
been le
Three
seriouel
fire dam
three
others
lapin of
Mr. Et
bee air
oriel fu
shire
While
vier, aka
the ice
it is t
burgh tr
W. Itiarki
bursaries
Chariton
noted in
trite niurd
from Abe
Lanark a
to take et
the Atm°
During
gem. le Holland, where the Dutch, men at de
theme conies from, ban just o d renal and
iAt:une. rean organ biker John Writ -
present to tke Pariab Hells of
rei vim last year a net increase
rental of Lanarkehire County
distributing oast among the poor
tonto":76eolect-eibileastatteri hes
year 41.269 dinners averts pre -
by tbe Dundee Childrene Free
riarnitillS(Itewart. gardener. walked
prineipaiship of Glasgow Unlest-
about to bonnet vacant. It is
ond Vdetou disaster fund. there
Latton. Newton. mut fatally
by falling bereetia • train and
t form at Rutherglen.
et Dernam daughter of a farm
r at Himmerghane. Maine has
ft 43,930 by an aunt in Americo.
,brothers named Gruger were
y injured by an explosion ot
p in the Daidowie colliery pit.
Men sere killed and three
seriously injured by the col-
a merited at che Town Hall.
eery Brock. of Auchenbeglish.
e5,000 to the Brook mete -
ad at Alexandria. Dumbarton-
* %umber of young people
ties on & pond at Greenock
gave vosy and two lads were
Diversity, that the late FiL
anon hie lett 42,0n0 to found
er. morel, moved there
Gateshead, in a charge of
nry gunnels a Midlothian.
nol Linlithgow have resolved
epa atop the pollution ot
detinyeeertoir at Glanow two
&rent Denim walked into tin%
gum tee Killian Criminals rlieularlI Pala
la Nellesoll.
ong the not leant intermitting of the
extilbitli see the aceountg of the inuni-
elpal executioners during the eigh-
teenth century. One of these reaction -
seen be name Vogel, peening s de-
tailed hill, dined December 19, 171$, in
which .he acts forth a claim for 0 (tor -
ins for sae deeternetion arse 3 flowing
esek tor a sword and windier, ribeet,
with 3 florins 14 rrente for a coffin for
ein-derepiteeed one- Hie_ charge for
aft ertalitnatewserstree ft &wilily
KW} Um further adclition of 3 florin
for "cutting tiOull litid impaling ditto."
"Dreakine a man on tie, wheel" was a
costlier lottery and run to 9 florets,
wink for oopplyine "nits. now lamhes
for mourn" eharge w 2T florins
On the whale, however. 1dr. Vow);
weis a mocieratio mon in big charges' or
the value of human life went up a
deal in the nest rod years, for in
Johanna Ka, promoted August I, 1761,
bay* • abarg• rot 12 Gorses for -go-
ing on board the Hang and preparing
inetramerita of torture," with a ilk.
charge for ''terturing one person.''
or torture" °sir, as on August 30, the
mem Johan/we mead* la a hill for "tor-
turing three permute at 75 tiering a
headeoltietal. tea florin" while • few
diva hetet no Wu than 0110 florinv
enzyme for "hanging tour permed; st
150 Perla* each, and Go "[Letting tee
perivone and tontine a third • he too
art* 1011 earth* Clearly ronaideratione
torogonty, if not of hereanity, teen
ham tended toe ere the reform of
criminal rode In Holland.
raffle woo
tompletely blocked.
Mrs. Aneermon. Ladhope Dank, Gala -
shins. bas got a divorce from her hue -
bawd, Ales. Anderson, who wax last
beard of irtCanada.
R. Nape& A Nous. of Glasgow, have
launched the find of three steamship"'
of 3,300 ton they aro building tor the
Jane Mail Steaniship Couirene
Mr. Joke McTavish, late puieretery
of tire Caledonian eankibg Conqrany.
inveraese is time, aged 78. ile entproot
-Eheeeles--Nith nit_ ht. Cunningham. a
10e sovereerna on the front etieet
Port Itannatyne. owner turned Hp.
The Duke a Arityri 213n1
opened a new literary "moiety in In-
sci•nes in ite true application to the
problono that tXterCIOP the bunted
011hiwiileceithler lit the Isandeotne lit/Al-
ine erected at Ga fettide ye lege by Mr.
&Di Mr* Patreir. of Tisanes. ail a
toeniorter of their datighter. eat, one -
AR with a eerie meeting. the hail he-
in'ill'hetheinleineere' had ies Wert
on ahiphoilatirig nu the (epee theuell
Is Niaaidered vary geritifitetery. The
nuniter of "mei. launched Was XV.
airwnet 390 Int year. l'he tonnage
'thee a decrease of P2.174 tone
The mortality in Claiirow ter the
week ending Inesimber we* at the
rate of 4 'or la* toe the popoletoom
ainionet, bedew tee sane lie el the
pre vmum weak. all „ON.
ret• wee 14. per LON