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CHAPTER' 1[i ' 1.14-tt•i•, i v nesting iAaii • for 111
• _ --- vttotina •F%? TO aiel.kla. - 1 :ids,"
ATTACIIEI) to the police of the ••4;44,,.1!- al VI! 1111' 014.111111above tlrla
government of Perla wan en ' L':,.,. Is. your eset•llency. There will
ltitp ctor totaled lguats Jan- to no more orating."
sky. Ile wee ambitious to'rl,e ••1tu ypn knew .a forge uu the forest
and was of that meutal and physical road,leadipg out of Perm to the south?"
caliber that wakes • man successful'."A forge? A horst!ehleing piece?"
when he bendy aikido euergies, retard- . ',N', 11, that and all 'networking. it
less of all scruples to the, •ftalnweut Is kept by a eau aloud 1'unisiff."
Of hit goal. • i ' ' • 1'"Pa ulpsar,life giaut•whubreaks horse
Inrpector Jauaky, having receited_g.' thee* anti Ids thumbs anti forefingers?
message from Prince Neslerev. Basten- 'll a simple minded son of old Michael?
ed to obey. for he knew the power of What bootie to tau wIlb uibiliste?"
Nesleror, and 1f there should chance to { "Ile ,Is their leader." Nestero, said
be promotion. In his path at any time gttletly. ,
Nesleroy, is * wealthy noble of Gras- ; • lea.ky agrees' aline. a holier fru*
toe, could further his possibilities. 1 surprise or horror at the devilish plot
Inspector Jansky entered the palace he setaile.d we. do not know. But he
of the prince with a humility- that sat Ibex halting. The padiaasef- rt9lsk
would have charmed the ,poor devils 1, 11,,elled at eller. The chief would have
whom his eagerness had sent to Slbe- 1 pithier and a• large salary. .
- flee( ' Y. a," Continued No.le•tev, "tido Paul
"Bit dawn," said Ale ;duce. and the pnit. as 1 aci•ideutully dlscrlvered. Is the
Inspector sat down with a auddeuness leader of a load of ilihlllstsswho meet
that proved his desire to, please 111, Chore lu the shops. 1 chaucel t0.laasa
sponsor. "1 scent -for you." there y'eslerdny and overheard tr bit of
"You ltd,. yourexcelleticy. I nrelved rouvt•rs:itloy between the sou and the
yoiy message and wade ell hasty to old man: ;jt memos s there Is to be s
�otey • ' meting brit few nights."
"1 trust It gild not Ineuuvenlaute you ! A.ttyt4tlnC of uitoillsts In the shops
to a great esteut," said the prince. who of I'ttlryton
.to
quite tawnier with lbw peculiar!- ! .i.- Now-, It has lung tc1u Inapt -et•
tit* of the Inspector's pature. • ( e'l that lh, re were Melly--',Mahanat
'Nut at all, your. exeelleucy-thatde. • fere, but.the Isdiee i01%e Hot leen nhlc"
not ai'm,ieh but what It gave me pleas- , 10 uncover them. Let Ore advise you
__ are to obey, fele afway's busy. fie you , beep this to yourself -a ttc•ret between
know.'
j at'aud nu•. 11'e will go to the forge
'Yes, u are ansiduols., Well, 1 have au l'arre' l these Pr.ulpxdfs. .1f we end
news for , ou. Hut first should be; hrcof that they are nihlhstn, they will
pleased to eeceft*e` horn you u answer y , ndto=i'"t4c b order_taud you will be
to a question. Wt t ti, you 'lab fur I I olitienMd tor promo on. .Thou the
the most?' • . f e iepornlufty will come we to steak
Jansky hesitated, ' lila servile hid ei the Iutpisler of ;viatica ,for yon, and
saw far lute thl?f ture.‘as a rule, ut uud44nhtelly ,yog will be gi\en to we as
It could nut fatlto,• the' iueaniug. the chief of the T,innk police.`
this strange g11astlo•. Whit del It ' • .lunsky budded. 1t was not fur bolo
matter to the print'e.
roost unlet* thcwprinee
grant It?
"I should tilt. promotlo
- celleney. Of cerltree, 1 stake
.You hare befriended me. , Y
node 'Me what 1 inn. I have
bumble way endeavored to so
tmyself that you w•onld'uot.l dlspl
ed. I would not -ask yen for neo
But, *glee you ask.wy dearest w%td_I,'11
la promotion" }
"11 Is a posalblllty," the pelnee re- ! t
plied.
Having said this, be . delibe
lighted a cigar,' leaving the Iasi
on nettk's;'wond.Nug it IhSjpiosyfblft
-were to materialize Into n fact.
"Aa 1 wild b.•tore, it Is a postihllily,"
1,1 Nesl, rov and relapsed luno silent*:
hat be wanted' o alk io:esthete flaw.'
s ditp oiled to rate ready." lie said.
loci. ti morrow. ' I will stake atilt
yutt et. fettle r Inyvctlgafti.ina In my own w>i
u c_ Iw. r, nshrillod w shrill IQs ready to net.- We mu
have 1.11 go
ply 1 1 nt.ky.
tui,r, took
d red lettry.frhnl
cause a .111811 ofq
from his estate A
new he could pia
undrtice lie spent
writing.,:.To inch of the r tr lie
e letter. unsealed. •n •!.vino..!. but
to each :Sud alio. odd Ikir
de llvertshly the In of n pirf
tabu "
u ..sh. what 1 bid v, , end
e gold rubles for a y ares
I .
sky, happy and yet pg
Int of the eonf.rc,t•e
at 'It IRIS 'other In
'Ing afteriti.n It
d hi tiod looked
w
V,
i lteriu front here.".
nI being asked to remnin
Is departure. Ail iii n
Ill repose the prim* be-
I•'k action. 111. enli(tI
r men 111 a hone he
els,• 11 ,1 inipltelt
,.t.,,• time at
1,
Irby 1 t
or nJ,
t fn,le
• t:11r
\�"t'o
int'ai
•1 tupputee It'.ts always a possibility pl.apur
ui so powerful as yobr'ex!elleticy," Insert
Jan'ky, wlw'had a line iale•ut fur I:aet ial
with the
els particular noomehtft ta-tinitit I'rrnf on
cowpllsled than at any other Ions grow
In
onrt for
ea
Oat
"At
reign) a
time;"
s\
1 e.re.
. ace.
fulls
rite, he, n
Vein Ne ,tele
"1f y exeellcney .will explain -1f
anything Is Ipected,of me. 1 nould"-
'lluty, only uty,"broke In 1he.prince/
"But 1 will a dein. Y.0 are already,
aware that wit you were made lu
alctor of pollcd In fern the field of
poi R'tF acth•lty et toted but little far
tier east. The CO. k guards atiti the
Tartar valry_ cow osed the pollre
over the bo ea.. But da new '-'Incw
is revolnttonfltng all hof; in ea-tl
Rovernutent tiro h alb
travel passes or I5 o pa
ment of pollee Is to
There will be new eltlee
will '1112 railway etationa.
lion of Silent* Neill inereaseuu�
this lam' of
g a deport -l•
stabllshed. 1
P. Theta'
lnapuhl•
1•
: though•
complex etleugh at -alt Ibui•t, wit uow
present •'far greater variety .then r
before. • The eutrauee of foreign)* e
conspirntors, will hair- to1_e 11o:ide t
flletilt. The .'teepee if a i•"trviet 1
n' let nitnost a tm"re art of steppl,
n a trnin and saying fsew,•II to Ills
guard,
"1t w
to estahl
omeera of 11
be, therefore, t}uti.
a _system lit odic,. With
re 0billty and•shrewdm•sa
than the ('os. eke who now command
the rude guards who stand sentinels
otter the rear's great dominion lir A'tlf.
"Such a depnttinent of pollee inn it
reef ba..•,, rsta,ll, st 111 'foluiltk,
Ulf h u'Idch the raih y Is now 14 01-
pltteil. It lis time now'.f its to think
of turlt a department In '1'o ask."
As the prinee and govern
the •4t ' eetor's breath cone e
fast.
".tnd,'your exeelieney, hl lli
tires of your heart you Bate tihaq,
of we?''- '
"I havet*'pn thlnklugLof Sts Prat. 1
have lwfrien.1etyutk 1 desire to do so
again. Rut there nr%i11111onitlen *Meeh
we must eons,ler. Your present posi-
tion, while not a low one, still Is so
low taint the leap (ran It to the psol1-
thse of superintendent of pollee of the
gos'erbmcatof Tomsk would excite the
Inmginnttont of certain .people at• St.
1'etersbnrq."
"Superintendent of police of Tomok!"
Jansky mel,
"Certnlnly. That le the position for
which I Intend you. 1 have moduli
your career. i'nu are eager, ambitious
lad rneourrrhsl. What hotter mat'
c, old 1 have In encl. n potltloir? it be
urea* yon whom I ti, tint rely to prevent
the eritInaehmente of Mir enemies. It
wit1 be the ettperintendent of my pollee
who will he my closest confidant. Who
tout,' be more acceptable to mo than
you?"
"i thank you, your excellency. I
thank"- • -(
"Walt. Thank nie with deeds wttn
we emceed. An 1 said brf,re, there nre
dlmcnlriefi. One canted leap too gtrnt g
a distance at once without a cause. We I
mast fitul a cause."
"A• reeve, your excellency r'
"What -I Mean Is aline potent reason
.. flir this Brest Prompt loo. The chief 0f
' the Tomsk pollee wild have a p.ela.r1 • R
"% largf' Income And 8111 be pe•end only
QO myself In power. To obtain that
eine must do sotnething worthy." n
"Oh, if 1 could but win that Maine -
tient" 5
"1 Ihlalt It even now wtthin your •
"Ile was mist •e11 or e bas failed,"
he said "ile would hare .one It there
wits a passibility of aneeo'. " ..
An lee sps,ke the prince's wase cales
lopped to the door.
••,;Dost.' Then ancceea Ie po
n 1 l:insl:y, grasping the hand
•
1 1. benefactor. • ••.
I Mile! It Is certain. Come th
Jati ky''e Use was soon by the side
of the deed rtitykit by the palter, -
"1 made It ru , bnshwss to ride past
lite shops of J'ai l}wff," said the prima.:
"I wet there, Just leftvigg, lumen who
wog; to say the Brei; -discreditable In
slide'
f hie
eveir now he old not t+'tU;ae the enor-
mity of the thing with v•hletr he was
charged. '
"At 1'aulpotffs !" iotilikedel Jan.
sky. while the 1u•lece went through tlw
Ina•Le•in of the teller three of the -circle.
-"•(11t. -hare mercy!" cried 1'ulrt I'aul.
port, ftllllug uptul his Mows nest clusp-
lug the legs 6f the prim*. "tveare• lu-
ne, ell?, 1 swear 4l! Suter 1(0 10) has
dour this Billie! 'l'it' mute is not to
the milting id any son. •I sin c rsaln!
(1h, let lite wee the Irl brew_"
],••h rev y,nile a imminent as to
haul the letters to the old luau when
• So he (Pied. .'11 • It n nµ s,utgr 10
one of the wretches who loot brought
thele the' sprang reward, seized
gem' and r lied ubl,ii,den'd;from the
plate.
1'he lettere!\The'-pnsf le goner
h, ,'led Jansky.
"\1e have seen Iola. It la enough."
told \'•Jciov ':aptly:
'.1t this polite tlawm. Pn111ptorr came
Im Jo eousternaliun en' 'helpless hot,
sur etre sally ter bitsh:n11d In the greep
of an In, dor or j,.,lttr..
crlel.
"i1 is nut tg. wuUIi-r" said Vladi-
mir"These oi have fo nd•oame let.
1, t. but 1 du t t. Write t Pet. have
I.1 11 1. )Ve sit • moon set ourselve's
'1'1 P !beet''. Pnnllea were th of Into
7
411rngt'011. The Ivan ,taiid ter It 1et•t-
, told their stones fear. Mehl. ton -
vi clog -to (01gen ,1,4.of fere he
war of a !alum null g�we'rnor and. t
au -in ow -tor of !ether was not to 1 .
it44niti•t There was no 'trio no•hear-
ing -mob e,1 lett a report tn) a minis-
ter or Imo fe at. Sr i'. t. rsl.uwg
r. in thr!cila,t\s the hudteff+'
old wiitnah naet t?i,• OHO 'Isthag giant -
re no, the to a}' -o Siberia sit ter r>►11-
i413. ttb44 t I:,vdotthad helot's' to buil
1- n,1
FRUIT DAINTIES.
1..4•104111.14 1 0udird , 1,1,.. and
ea,” berry Jelly.
The- Morello cherry f. one of Ili teat
fur the purpose 0f• oinking runt t,a
cherries, aesvhlling to Tattle Talk.
which the folfuwing revips't oct'ur.
Any slightly tart cherry, however, will
do for this conserve:
Pit and weigh the fruit, allowing
otie•half of a pound of granulated sug-
ar far each pound of fruit. Bprrad,1n.
niterupte layers 11 an earthen or grim=
Its. Lau, ami ---let stood overnight.
Drain off the Juice and bti4b s lvtd
sugar, heat and bull slowly .for thirty
Minutes. drop In part_ofthe (cult at
n flan, atnl simmer for flfteen [Mutes.
Skint out and aprend on large platters.
Stand In' the it,,,, covering all th flue
cotton or. wirit gauze to tired, from
insets. (loll down the sinlp
very thik. Each night bring In the
dishes and set Ina eel. dry plait.. Ito
the morning turn then Into the bowl
f sl}•np' stir up till well moitten.tl,
t Mu skint out again on the dish's and
ph a In the mon for the day. if
stormy, do not ecfsme to dampness.
lir th time tin. shop Is moat up the
;Mould be robe dry. Let
he sun for another day, then
tall gm or In boxes lined
aper.
Is the best rnrtety for
rry Jelly, although it
s
'usually the -latent In the market.
'of' emoting and irewrt•Ing the dark
colored fruit iv lit eh superior to the
Ight, even If -this. 1 rlrt are smaller.
'nderripe rather tin overripe should
e the rale, and for Jelly eapmerpmlpy 1t
5 ndrlsable to have Chit tureen's still a
itile green at the tips. Cee firtp. per.
pet fruit. Loy aside sleet half, and
press the Julep from the rest.\ StlrnIn,
and to ace pint of Juice allow one
0119,1 of finger. Weigh the berrlea,
int aside and add t0 them:the 501110
'eight of sugar.' Roll the juke about
w'euty Inlnnteg, Fold 1110 finger, W11101ho11tti be lien toll In the oven, and loll
ftten minifies longer. Add the mixed
✓ oll mull anger .to the Jelly and,'lm-
tier a few Otlnnt•5 longer, Seal when
O• nly frrtlt, flrti1,• perfect atrnwber
les eh0nld• be melee os' for running.
wash and dra!n, lint handle very.
•nrefnllr, not to t -rash the nide (1te'ns-
we the berries niter they n hulled.
tllow n fenenpfni of granulate' jingar
n reel' (mart of fruit. Put the shine
tel berrirte In Inyere in n preserving,
Ml tie antl allow It to etond on hoer.
Then bring slowly to the boiling point
04 Int 401111114'P Iwo utlnutea. Ito not
tar the fruit. Bell ,t once.
app eerunte• 1 spoke to "hen: and he
ens frightened.. I Patr•him crumple
r In his baud. 1 Snnt,bod It front
It was a message asldles.wl to
r Five' of mime tnyesterions etre
fug Upton the person twining
•herrtc
stand ern
tack In ti
hwase
-Tale (Intel%
making straw
nl.
am
tylemail*that t to email* to the %hops ata }
avian' ito r tonight. tV'e shall 11e'ki
we. t.et ride." _.
had as need that n uunllwr of 'I
in lents to , • end taken place. 1
flintslay oo th forest road. When l
ter la sector of Rev\ lid Nesperisv •r-
rived, lir men .w . uc do the fihop, 1
Ilretr ho s ,tatdin redowere not •end). 111'11
hiss 144 lin ' their hors
I'anitoff wen. visibly dist s'5 a
sadden Influx the horses acing hos. i
mess, lint the 1t \'hast lnllr, who net- r*
ort II" could help s
"J'.giniiue to make e
4111 nut apparently
ikd .'nett-gruwlel
torte. for being
ea
great
s shod.
Owl': ly
, amu all f
cngcr-
.11i*
Intoned J I
rt.a1111.
ol-
•
•r refused n req
Littman (o•fug, eta
the 5110e5. 7th,• no
know one another,
•ontintall) at tits
here.,
Nesl.rot•, upon eyrite'
lisler•d to the hlspee ' 0,
en y1 frlhn their horse,
"%Mete the old neap and th
Naleru,. "1 u111 ,Irani
lows,"
Poor 41141 1'0110 I'anhc,ff turn.
and sank in horror to rile grout"
pee 11ig what wax rrnuiva but
n.Ir,. In whose hm.ertrrmind there
no en•ptrlen, nt.e I gaping at the no
'emirs.
"It 15 11et prince'." Ile eget:dinied.
"hetet have these poor Olen dome, your
etrelleney?" `
Nelileror did nit. gnawer him. Ile
n r.I to the In•nrest of the tour, wren
fled 1•Ith bin n *bort time, while ter
°there hotted esi I,nt,g of terror. and
hen pit led term tela tnn•ket n letter.
""re,•"' ,la. crl.,l; Waring It 1n the alt
last then ahowtng it to the Intp(klor,
"tt In n miesengr to 'Ntuwl.cr Three!'
We hove here the eve eonttltntthg the
trete."
"i,et me read," olid the Inalwv'Ior,
will. \'Indlntir milli len+ked on won-
ramie of the tragedy that Ivan being
dayp'll with h1Oleelf as Ito center.
Thatetler aingly commanded "Num-
wr Three." to attend n mewling of the
circle nt the shops et thilt Imar.
The name of Vladimir Pampa TON
fgnrtt. �l
"It le enough!" cried Jansky. Pent.
Perri) make you my prisoner In the
ante of•theczar!".
The young Ironworker contd. had
xerh.l his strength, have thrust the
aure shameless crew from The -fines
awl ctailitfl %sit &hill WitWfi. Mgt
fl
f
r
the -shop,.
hand byrth r
art ea Id
t', . tele t
*•hate t
n
k
n
a
nen-
IIS
1•-
Jeleetrr resales. sad 41'aarh..
\'orintions nn Ihr doh for both men
t 1 womltn never 05.05.
nu In c Louis X V., Latlt X VI,
or pin• at are'mncli nought for.
A an'e tie elip, Very nen -li np t0
dam, a a gr,v'n heart gimped stone, ,
attrriu el w il11 brilliants, sunk In I4*
face.
Tnrgnol and {link tnnrntaline is
alternation furnish a pretty (4'tre 1
*tem,. in t deeorntlon of gilt beano
.
Il aloes. -
S*''t tens. mgrs 01' a chult•r or
11,,,, we, of govern! klndg, flet) with n
ri'.IIOI home.. ngwesenf a pretty breech
nt e:l:ttw,il work.
1rt, rfet tint Illustrates the fail
f ' ' 1* l eitilstn of green hello alter.
w'f:h modelle% of goat open
v' ' • e • sit 1n Mae gold or enam
e ihtle, eo hr wnswl 0ttt the ft►h,`lop
i`•fn•.h
N114 banns 0rnameat.
V. nl 1I(5 with,a pill attach,
rr' amts Meal el alp as
t•
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Nothing la pe nice'fur polishing Tule
!tees, windows, furniture and ('11tglass
as (Itwests•Ioth, which le even batter
after -beteg washed.
Jap:utew waste paper Iwskets are
•Iet•dingry pretty. They are f,shlou-
ed from Jimmie& veneer, hornet with
leather and tied with (sows of tibbou,
Tiro yards alis' a ,,,half 1s the beat
width for it tlbiectul41or general lbw,
us 1t eover» well a table tour fret wide,
and three yards Is n e. nvt•ulelit length
for the ordinary tattle.
1'nrnished or oiled woodwork In pan-
tile', or hack hallo only 'be kept ,'lean
by wiping with u flannel cloth wrung
out of but water and then rubles'
smooth with a dry cloth.
A most useful thlug In the little
brush that canes( for the purses' of
brnshIng out the r•iuee,l ethos 1 t
'towel* and napkins. sr111,•I -is maid tit
Istat the coarse comb In doing,bua:•
pima. . I
'%t'hndow-wedges are worth 11111011 and
coat little. No bedroom w'Iuduw should
he wIthont tis wedge, for by metuta
of It rattling may be 'prevented on
stony night,. and the ot'e,ip int of the
room maylltilep tunllstnrbel.,
•
T►. Anthea, %t.I.ri:
The- two slaters. Susan 11. Anthony
and Mary 14., have' nivel, for almost
forty years In Ittthester, N. 1'., in a
Goma hallowed by the death of ninny
members of the Anally, and eltong Its
metered , immolations they expect to
spend their remaining days. Coital na-
tured, san•tatle Mende often urge
theta to hang out a elm', the Wayside .
Inn,
for It Is ludeed n hust.lr,' 111 the
number of it. guests. Thur Is always
an extra plate oo the table. and a
friend In the house at Aneultlme al-
ways Is presaOd to stay. It Is no tier ,
com6lon tblugJQ1,,(hree or four gmeate .
to arrive a few minutes before supper ,
In re/online to 1 pressing Invitation'
frau Nils' 'Anthony which rhe forgot
to tuentlon at Ilome, and the larder al-
ways hasto be kept In a state of prep-
aration—foe
reparationfol• three "surprise parties."'
7'he three "spare bels" often prove
none ice many for Choi.o, who stay
from one night to seven or Noir.
Itee•ht'eter Is on a highway between
'the east and the went, nod It Is ■ rert
table \ie•ca for wotoen who look upon
as the eIeut Of a lifetime 10 visit
Its shrine and arrunie' their jour.
fl., otttn at great Ineunveai,•uee,
op -t0
en a night under be root of Susan
it. A, bot,y.
SUMMER FANCY WORK.
The Nimes( War et Tr.aasrtaf Pm'
i loused Plower Petals.
New ileus In fauey work are always
ws'teowe w1t•11 a ruwwrl hollduy Is hi
pruapeet, Its programme luchtdlug the
delights of sitting out of doors lu the
sultry days, or when • rehab of %mot -
try house visiting Is lu contemplation,
for which a new• pieta. of embroidery 11
at all linter • pleastut accompuuimrut
Potpourri machete are • ditiltty no-
tion which t'Iwuw very happily with
• the rose w'axu11 Raul the retry for de -
oh' rtallluuel ts'rfuwest Our
gruel there used to More their pot-
ta.•...1 l,l rtttna holistic athl Yui'*. 'anti of
bate yenta miner - Ile;ea with pierced
li,1s tnl\'e leen edited to till• •t'itltalde
r'e•ptaolee for it. Potpourri sachet,
[mood.. a delightful way of tarrying
about the me111,.1 In•talr and importing
their fragrance to the ,eol)(euta of
drawer or portmanteau.
• Two clwril,g patterns are IIIns-
trated.-One.la mlauped like a spuire
mouthed bag, made In while china
silk and embroidercI with a design of
half opened crimson roams. A separate
ease mewed into the Bluing PO11t:11115 the
potpourri and can be Liken alit and
refilled at any lime with very little
trouble. '1'h1 other 1ti pale blue silk.
has r tts' earners and la Iow•de'red
with small rows in ribhuu wolkts�•L-
Ihtlug is delicate pink milk, and fu this
•pyo a separate case tvutnIi,, lir per
fume. A uuwlwr of miniature sachets
are dwlguel tent* 111.1 • linen or
handkerchiefs, all daintily embroider
ed and some incorporating appropriate
•
Croup aaaK. ..■t,
"I have saved oily eh . t boy twice
the (roe of krnos•ne," s a mother.
e Hest time It was out .11 a ranch,
In "01)5x5. He ItaC a fen Fatfack
of in ,brauous eroop I1I. f tier was
racing of er the- prwlrle for doctor,
si'bu en d nut 1.. gut Vtime, watch-
ed for the boy's death it every .,nyul-
al a ■thug a fur breath- when In aly
gulp ruche a saying of uiei ltd n rye.
'Wee Iw•ays I11 the croup wId k.ro-
stow.' had a,horror of kw ativtee u
wy chi Isod, Int BIM". hien 'd
an 1 OM/ -my nip, blew on the
flame and . veer, in furring team of
the oil tutu r chill `s mouth.' In t
minutes The h MIN of the'phleg
Wits gone, and t chi 1 wean saved.
"40.' again i u It nod with none
hat -gruel effect. 0at%w'hf In all canes
where' I could bare Cur fell aid I
should prefer to. rely ispoui ry doctor,
stilt I flet that nrm,d .o With kerosene
I am equipped to fight rrolIp avid win."
. '\ isertebtmiti a*t'nitrs.
unotto�.. \lost mitikers of pot_
_bare ttitir awn treasured recipe, hu
rd down from mother to delight t \-
through 'many gtue•rstloas. Some old
olid wel1rlel recipes advocate the nee'
of tone pe Is ■lour or ikIxed with leve
ender as 1 !emulation. Others pre-
fer the cow and in which the queen
of the sande Wilde herr perfume to
combine with hat of b r fragrant sub-
p.•ts, 'melt as P eau e, the Pink, the
genion v.rttelta, wry, bay eyed or-
ange dower. -
• La as err';.
No matter how a\evuupllshed it hoops.
keeper you are, dear women, pan can
never get dune leai7ting moment, 17:
ahaut launderlog. It la a subject as` a.
eilnanetlble as the mooted quest df
Hamlet's manors.. And there a IRO`
Maine!' of household' work wflere con-
veniences for doing It are tar much
`needed. !o matter 1f y !•base ate
tlonary tubs, have also a Washing ma-
chine; a steam one preferred. Have It
pltoelble two wringers. one for sheets
:end spreads and one for smaller •rtl-
tleli. It le cheater lo end ami sates
much time In adjustment. en the laun-
dry
le tom velvet.
Any One who poteteseen a flatiron and
a piece of clean muslin or long cloth
I.as only to heat the flatiron falyly hot.
Moisten the cloth and epretulit over the
iron, laying on It. Nide. on the table, to
have a capital little apptirattin int reno-
vating ielret. Before beginning the
work loofah the velvet thorougidy to
1..11044 the dap as notch as ponsible,
using n soft hairbrush end not an Or-
dinary whisk. which In too sharp nnd
harsh. Remove all Notts with gasoline.
When the velvet ig tit•y and as clenn
It can he got hold It o'er the oteam ris- •
froin the Iron until the creases have
disappeared. As the cloth dries dip It
freshly In\ water. An obstinate crease
will often came out If It 114 paned back
rind forth *ter the elinrp edge of tbe
Iron. pie weanst side of the velvet
ahould be held kiward the steam.
a le generally
iteldeves hut little. She fritters time
and strength In turnip and chatter. It
IR the quiet, self premenned WOIlinn who
IR the really bun, one. She troth,'
persbetently stud quietly, for *he
&Wands tbet If ahe takes care of the
minutes tbe hours w -ill take care of ,
themselves, and the praetice of '
belief la What makes her succelleftill ft
ear Ifietber lige se, as being 18.
If a mother' per eta In eating Oily
1 slot niol to Idling I 4. Ores and taking
hint e d of ever • household re-
al i Ibillt and wear old clothes.
gle• y ket p 'on doing It to the end.
with tle thank.' stud pr Ably, filially.
the rest ration thet she hate fostered
clash 11‘ unlovely traits to her fam
IIY. flew tighten will in their turn
make wives and mothers, her
bonds for tie ve IIIIVIIII: NPR tatigtit
li and thought): hug.
sots mone
to consider he co ifort tionseti •n be
fore. their own, SI should trnlit the
Ailldren, boys we es girl', *be
'helpful and band and t even fattier
titter' an occasiona tarn t the hou
held ni111. Then irilt On whir
bearings ate stiff a need int with
some new Muivettlent end u t 'Bow
the finally to get the Athat he Is,
so vredehst to the daily •of ow -
hold took* that she Is nes t Ming o
laj. down the bruan and b.
leaked
Baking rhubarb requires !Pas \Sugar
than is neeelotary When stewing. \Peel
into Inch length.' and place in a Montt,
eroek. Add one part of sugar to t
parts of the fruit toilet's you like it
very sweet. then add nearly hair andl
half. Arrange the frult and *near In
layers; use no water. Stem' the ernek
In n pan of hot water. eorer nod set In
the Oven end hake until the pieces are
clear. This may be used for a me:
pastry. covering the top of fruit with a
nicringne and coloring a delicate brown
In the oven.
Des wed at Comfort.
kill the long on a flog. 'Net) per
atrone enough on eats. Fonr "-
spoonful. of ereolin to n roar of
wider or foto. tnideepoonfuln to gal-
lommoke 3 per rent mixture. Shake
Well. It will not only kill ie nem
but heal up the bitten Woe end gown
akin Irritations. elenttoe an notten the
hair and remove 'all tint easant ciders
the animals may cote et from run-
ning In unclean loran es. So Rapt the
New Hainpieldre ex riment station.
• ewers
white pare is and white shoes.
ti I • end two Inch tucks lave
heeome dominant note In, fashion.
Any Ing more eltartning, faithlon-
nble rid emoting on thre, purse than
the entire white aillt,..hat, veil, pant-
o), gown, gloves niol Rime*. wouid
int to Invent.
ropreRents one of fashion's present
lions ra tulle and plaltings of lace or
taffetns mingling among flow-
ers ore Pnr4 fancies.
Skirts ant lees 'clinging and more pro
tritely trimmed at the hem than last
Red 1•1 violent bet faahlonable Halm •
of the season In goWinklate and para. '
•.>. Many peening gowns have tiv•
kilt plaited and veiled, or imest, as thei
woe rer pleases.
Ilentittfully embroidered stockings
EV a feature Of the Mason
Cool and natty ar• the white convoy
OhOM for Mitt* wag.
THE RIGHT TO LAGen IN JOY.
Cem se One Policia they have 'steered. •
To ask fur a hold ou as sure as the
Their awed Yea to the Quirk ut
an the earth aro 014PIP to thr steer;
It is as meet to the swatter rib, us woe
row tu the. boar
Ther ask but the Ireve to labor. to loll
la the 'satyr Meat
Moe a Hui* salt to envoi their bread. fur
houses irteettgbt;
Thier oak too thr right to labor, to
Ilye the streneta of their halide
sad plitleim. 11144. mei sands
And the rlaht oti' a num te "ahoy ale 411
Matt I.. Mine la joy --
Not ell your is.' ottu tolet that right, hoe
•nd It all) stand at Utr last ut things as
the dust of crumbled throats.
-111tIslir Markham.
• good Mary et SU I•satel 110•No.
sdiseties sad Zeta.
A good story of the &termination
end zeal of thal great, brave and
mewl Wan, the lat• Dr. thwart, i•
twirl by kir. Buchanan, says The To-
ronto Sunday World. Dr. Dewart.
when he was y g, waa little here
than & "bushwhacker." or lumber-
man, and as thut ciao& are usually
Waal uot exceptionally well to du. Ile
Wax working near Teterboro, when
he made kip his mind that he wax go-
ing to attend the tiratumar School,
Toronto, anti etudy to, be • Math-
amlirilt minister. that his pocket Waal
so empty of the coinage of the realm
that he had to wells all the way. Ile
went through Bowman% die and had
breakfunt there, the kind wife of
the innkeeper refusing to accept any
money from him aa h• had %did bee
111 the reason thee, he wipMed to go
to l'orunto and the conditiou of his
towketiotok, if he had any. Later in
has life he always' remembered this
kind lady when he Went to Bowtnasa-
sille: As he nearrd the outskirts of
the city lie was vary tins! and de.
reat Ida weary limbs. man cjokitt
ridlug by anti! queetioned hiut as to
his destioation, ptirmise of gutty
there, and, fact. all about ' alma-
tvelt in general. lir. Dewort, then
Young lawart. auswered the quoits
Huila reguilly enough, and the honor
man told him that when he arsived
lit toe° to seek hint out. and st
with bins until he was batter situ*
od tu cope, with the nortessitAril 0/
lite, and gave' him him card. Iseentrt
Was very Culled alir101`.....1 tt4t 1180 the
name cif Egerton 1Oct-son. M.D. Ile
wished to %PeaL to the illustrious
pr ter. og eillicatton then,' bot he
had ridden awe); Mit he rat•oitied
one of the muieet Mende" \JI• the
prospect It• Ilet bud's% ...as lung re he
Arerirdtria pitragraphe that sti-
r AWN. time le the
outset tUomt ked lip Ivy -mut•
prem loot arid 'hits 11 is. t to
age, flo ;11 !moots thil ten ••re hur-
dled along 44 th raidt cnrrent at
eo terrine a sistpd' Wed With 11141
constant apid 1100 to Work that
lonlY owl mind are • tatted. ts'Yolinl
grofelfathers, use, ten our fathers
knew nuilling.ot the reSs of as
'we feel- ltwhi.t ore et aged in- its
ti often , the rupture. f an en -
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and the man who thou t
neon aunt be ot tended t
no. metier at. hoW great a cost of
herry and ear and tear. find, some
dot. that 0 idneste ham to go ea
NA h011t. him. There ace physical
slim as well avaptritual gins. • and
many men ruin' Iwir Moires, Who
would nut dream of doing dattiage
to 1 foal. Rettig. Ploa of dere,-
' arty la 'not a valid na either. fo
no mat is Cos -owned o sin eget t
either kip \body or hi soul. r nd
s remounts -age it, la no sOtider that
Incretote. Mem rug
,ithisage ind paralysis. ,,n
art lire -and Out. in t r torn
Watild be better to a acken the
•, 40441 hold otit Ion r. should
wee 41000. and ti -it better -
n Guardian.
gor
the
t he -
it all,
that liti
get
Chris
man esswease.
all haste to reach
to Stop over night
palatial steamer of
,Vigation Company
wh h la train from Ot-
he y • titialtAt newel Ion? At
Preget sent it, elf an' to the
coot of is atea fold boat
wed In 'et eat, and\ drov, like
ad to ,ths wh 1.,• reaching it ine
'mites 'after 7. he ate/toter
dashing no the n lank, \ordered
,the linen cart 0 ant adVant\f`d
at retebed hind to hint. \ "In'
good time, air.", he id, ferentinl-
ly, as the boat wailed Way "Ample,
thank yoti.- The beet to .m wits
assigned to the to ranger -who acted
as if he owned the ifne. %tithe -nit a
word he went 'whore in Q% Iwo nest
morning. The captain has al learn-
ed that he IR only co trial
director of the company. River lots
often tWit. him Mend the "meat rly
bind that he didn't roll,"
Ile was
Atu Jet, and
IO ntreal.
her wh
iu
in
Malls Freya °starlet.
\ lion A. E. McPhillips!, Attorney-
(lovernment. wan born at Richmond
Hill In 1801. Ile was educated •t
Manitoba College, and in 1882 wan
called to the Bar. In 1 1401 ho re-
f/lived to Britlith Columbie Mr. Mc-
Phillips held a, commtvation•in the
Oljth Mike during, the Biel rebel-
weare the medal and chimp,
In Dominion poittlett he had &leapt
Men a Conservative.
loc... Mabee* et Masa
Non. R. 0'. Greets, the Minister of
kilns., in Drittah Colionbt•'s new
Government. *erred in the Northwart
rebellion, being In this porault of
Dig Dear. Ur. tireen wart horn In
Peterboro', and, after a short resi-
dence In the Atates. removed to Win-
nipeg In 1882 After the rebellion
B.O. Whore he Is still In hugeness.
-N• ion been In the Legislature since
IMPS, and Is lot ranked as a hard
am4 fast partisan in Dominion aa•
Seal Selo ef Lisle*
po„,, wok place during May in 14-
11-11.a. About wont, 11,Crall Were sold,
and the overiop. prIVe
4,4.!,2 an acre. Arlie bighorn pricey
imsilpen1 Were paid by farmers al„,
lastly. TM* M. deficit's,' as the
best land sale ever held in the Colin -
Man Semt, und iris hoped that 1110
wateriutirk la nut yet reticles',
The Posale.
Here la a simple little puzzle old, h
sona out of tweuty. First of all, cut a
lOW TO CUT 711.11 IMMIX •
letter T out of a piece ot stont paper Or
thin cardboard. Met' cUt Into four
pieces, as shown by the &tied lines.
Now shuttle three piece, and hand
them over to • friend, aaldna him to
put them together eo as to form the let-
ter T. You will be astonlehed to nod
how few people can do It la lass than
ten minutes.
Place your two opeu hands together
th front of you and put • neatly be-
tween tho two third angers. Wert
beud the little Indere Gown until Met
touch the paints of the bands and Mad
the iniddie engem In the same way,
keeping the bands together as close
as pomfble. Now try to open the thirst
lingers so as to let the penny Oro_
without opening the bands or taking
the little aad middle augers from the
palms of your hands. You may think
Mist yod w111 he able to do this, but It
realty Is quite Impossible.
The Laughlin. Hyena.
Although the hysterical laughter et
the laughing hyena Is not. as was onoe
attempt to decoy unwary travelers to
their doom, this strange Retinal ie.
00,erthelt•1111, ono of the most eunaiug
of dumb milinals. II* /a so suspldotii
of everything he does not understood
that the sight of to en • MI et string
at once puts him 00 Ids guard. Trap-
pers are aware of this Mot. and gen-
erally use the stems of creeping plants
instead of string of any hind la eating
their spring traps.
Here Is a little game tor rainy days;
Seleet a very loug word, Me longer the
better; give each of the players &large
pie,' of paper with the selected word
written at th• top and lot each write
out as mauy words as he can spell
from the long *ord. •ward prime tut
Waged words.
How IrOn.-ox Tablets
Cured a Welland Man's
Sluggish Liver.
February 2, 1903.
I was feeling bad; was
sleepy all the time; as soon as
ate my meals 1, would fall
a if I did not goout. Saw
'he tor two or thrte timcs,
but t t did me no good.
was in\the drug store and
picked *.ons of your little
booklets and read about Iron -
ox Tablets being good for thc
liver; took about four boxes'
and that tired feeling was
gone. I felt like a new man.
Iron -ox Tablets cured me.
Welland, Ont.
Fifty Iron -ox Tableta, in an attract], r.
aluminum pocket Ct1ae, 25 cents at (Irlig-
gictg, or Relit, poiapaid, on receipt of
price. The Iron -ox Remedy Co., Lim-
ited, Walkeiville, Ont.
For Drunkenness
eelvDrutinutng
rue
Owes' 300,000
CURES
reAddress
TONONYO, ON
odd
Tourist Resorts_
Maanatewan River,
Muskoka Lalos. Thousand Wanda.
Otiorassin Bay. Quebec.
Upper Lakes. Portland, MO..
L•ke ot Bays, Old Orchard. me..
White Mountains.
The above reiotirt are all twitched %
the (trend Trunk. Excellent servi,
steamer. fe,r "Iftoyal Muskoka" Hotel
anal tither Wets os Sfiimkoka al-
so at, lluatAssille for nn l'nrkc "f
14104 -of 011tarlo, aim) portn 4411
l'pper and to Hastert' point P.
fi%., literature of tisuatliall Pewits-
-1111 41(441414AI 41.44 1.41 /ITO
In OM for iiiiii ner tours. apply 4,,
le. le. 1,A WItitNlitl.
Town Tieket Agent, tiodetb
A. RTI4AITON.
Sitotiori Agent. (i,eleri, b.
J. U. MLDONAAD,
District Passenger Agent, 'Potato-