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THE MYSTERY :
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v) OF GRASLOV
or:,
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.. . By Ailtley Towne *4)
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closely, "and, tut.lier-fOr her ealur--
eon wanted to publieb-ihth
e tro?" -
,
Y.. and for his sake shin. •
'"flieu be le Dot the only oue who
loves her. 1b4. 4 imerleau girl," she said.
, lik face beelatue duelled. but he did
not anower.
"Now go," sled mid. "Find. Paulpoff
and briug PIM hem.. You kuow where
be " •
-Ile MIMI In the hutat Tivoleffray,
11 lanaky has out spirlteirbite emu."
',Tt*th
hen look for' hl -ere. and If
gone the.govertior general will help ga.
us• Mid Mut. Ob. 1 wish De &fulfill
would come!
rine sped Into .lausky'n nem and ro
placed the.kere hi his pocket. Thes,.
returning, she wild:
"l04.1 bless yon! Help me establish
the itaith, and the gratitude of the Ne-
„shirova will ht' yours."
• "T,iiii may *mutt On me" he filigweVyd,
.3 a passed !trough the palueelloor.
••I will hring old_ Puulpoff to tell tb•
triitli.
' t 4 IN e's,":Y,,d4N.",•,f,".
*01 ate itaa, fret Iss Chart., 11. Klh., ,,e..,, is
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CI 1.1PTI.:1 1 XIV. If shall not, I pruiii!iw that. If any
OCT nt. l'lln t'll 'I" - , , of tat evergets out till ve."
T11t horror of the situation eras -lint it im are -you, and What are you.
so great that Princess Olga's don": 1,,,rori 1,,,k,,,i 1),,a.1).w. -
bruin could not accept it all ::. el -itin a NesleroV and 41 no to litser.
a t 040, .. ' • ale Fort and Vladimir l'aultioff."
Not mile Walehe keit but there, wee In the light of herlantern she could*
It certainty frit if alio .Wtis re•wiled she FN. han•starp.,
Would also be discovertal ...10 Ibis ad ' "You a Neslerov: Wbeu flayou coin*
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against the ride of Nesitirov. Powerful to Ttitiiskr i,
as war her family, she was now abso- days ago The governor's- a
lutely at the mercy of the governor of in.teirt relatnin 1 mlne. I awe here
Tomsk, whom she knew to be inert+ row a mission that yun will wider.
less. '11"lio could ever know that l'riu- staled 141100 1 speak - the tuystery ,uf
max Olga, the rich and be:1mnd Neele -craelov."
s
rim, died in the dungeous under. her I -You are trying. you are
copiu's palace? eeekitte-
••1 tam a cousin of that PrIncess'Ne.
41'0 her %Avid Imagination already the glen's- who Married the son of the Duke
horrors of starvation loomed HP. .4% tur 1:11140V. that antlicientr
Ile in that Avid, dark place awl suffer ...It it. T114.11, if we wet* together,.
and slowly waste awdy,' lo.e her Justice *ill be done."
Mind, to rave in waikti•ss-.011 these
thoughts burned tutu her brain. Then.
looking at poor Therese..the gore heart
' . was stirred with pity;
"1 am hot only* suicide, but l• am a , pate dinar, so 1 presume it bent; ill
murderer as well." she said. .1,,t,,,,tiii I that passage at Ihe head of nit), litutirk
pot have inillwed l'heirlie (0"e011,1e." ' ' The stnirs are not far from ibis. spot.
Therese-titIrred, ' , ' . It was itot a long distatus....vvhin 1 was
'A h, Therese! !jinni Therese! Speak brought here."
to me, will yeti not?' pleaded the twin ,.."It ma7. not be far, but in what direc-
- cess. "Von should not have come. ll Tinn.r.- '. , . . .•
tram horrible, that deu! 'And peellaps 1 i"Tbere viti 5 *stupid kind d4' fellow
brought you here to die." • • • ' - : 'down hero once after I was brought in.
' "I doe't wept to die", exclaimed tie linought tne some food. l watched'
. Therese, *Ming upright 41 thOitgli the • Mgt and think I can guide you to Die
word hati 0(44(1 like an electric shock. staliW. -Count three passneest to the
"1 do not wish to ilhe' either; but 'We .1 -ft from that Hack stone in the wall."
are lost, Therese." . - -. : . • • "Yes; this lathe third." I
"host: Du* can We he lost/• Pere "Now go throng', that 1 111 you reach a
we not under the 'Mincer .• ' . hello of rubblab In a littlaeourt: I re -
"Yee: we are under the igthice, lintfileullwiltLa rubbish !ara. for 1 Slaw.
We nre nevertheless lost.. 1 hove Mei Hen Ove* it . At this rubblshsbeap the
the way. Seo all these rxi'llges? 1 *4* passage divides: and one lane leads to
• not know by which oue we reached this tholeft and Du:other to the right. The
terrible place." • . . , ... . . oue on tlio• right 'will lead you, to the
"We seem to be almost at 11* center. stairs."
They cannot all lead to the etatert." "Conk Therese!"
"NO, certainly not And there\ la litl•Talting her.lantern.'0/ga again siert-
tle champ of telling which (kr, had to ,e,j, earefUllynollowing the diroctieum of
the stair* I do net even know in wittvh ‘4Wn/on, i Slie\fotind the rubbish heap
. direction (be stairs lie. -We ire ion., aid. takingthe passage to the right.
T ; 7'here,o. and will perhapa die Isere of own cake to ihe'•.*tairs. She left The -
'starvation." . • • '-, '.. resr it the fhot of the sinks while she
' . "Non must Mit! YoWsitnil rent!" ex- el:Cpt•eofily up.. '. ..
• •• 'claimed al:biker*, made: steonger now lay.the guardroom !flag:still lay ',nor
by the evld•'ilf neOd'ar 1,011W one to " Ingawl Olga glanced it Dv dour to'
silt the prinee. She did not think eo make Imre the bolt had net heti d(4 -
Much of bereelf as she (1111 or Olga- *turbed. 'If a dozen Cossack* hail Leen
' "There must be a Way out ited.clom bnininering at the door She Wont', not
Lhand," said Olga. \, hikVe faltered now. She twarChed lu
e terrible silence fieted• 1111)01. - the the little., passage and tomer a small
.eu nerves, of poor .'here4e, and • iron key suspended' from,a peg by a.
she *eget) to acres in• beat leally chain.. •. • .
,
' "1 • 111 not diet Hemet. help - Mt rit'tniist be the one." she said, and
botlii . eln.! !feint Plelpr' (,. ; • . she sheeti it and epett Irelow.• "
'The s cams of the distraet sl scold 'Remain here." she Fad to Therese.
• an' rang' weird eelooei throt is the ..ant1 if 1 am lost agent you can guide
' me bark to the.etaIrs as the Amortenn
"The ecb 1 Mocl* mor' ste.oled • guided us to Win?! . \
"ls thereno e to help?". " 1----- 1-il wound her way through -the pas-
"Harkl"• eat ()lila. •"I think I he4trd sages and at lost reached Denton, •
a vofee." , •,
"You are a. brave' little woman." be
"A "Ice? 1 ard a \thall'and (1 Said. "I did not think there was a 'wo
lhem-and they ar 211.1107', wit " .
13 like you In the World-eicept one."
. \ "No. but this w s not. t wa• a suppora you mean Frentei (Mr
men'a eolce. Walt t
The„etiverus were st
'Iel there any ime Is
Olga's; elem. voice, •"We
passnges-two women, 1
one here?"
111. . '
"11 ere,' . here; here. Caine\
echoes.
\".l ant here -a prisbeeil" emu* an-
rin' cry. . , .'
e -prisoner-lsone‘' came he
are your called Olga:,
u -you!" camel *lie Meek-
'llest we must work to get out of
here." raid- Olga.. wertv these
4 111iiiin fast...11Pd •
• "Al ith n small Iton key. It was on a
1 Calt" I I2\fl. ' sald the princes.. '
• ,
e?";" rause': otit ! Do you know herr.
lost in tile"1 IlPt el. at the great fair In 'Nos
there any- cow. as very charitalae."
iVbil rthe alked she trial the key.
ack the it lit ted tiae lin it hi the chains and uht
by one they •dro ped clauging against
1(1*) '44011 add Den,wits Inc.'.
"Now. then," 'sh skid,
Paidpuff is here. -Do ou know bow it
I do not' now w re they put
hili. .1 keew it
have' lea.0, calling
utSiver." .
'We canuot remain here In Nay.
e fly -
i
echoe
' "Whe
"Yoe-,
log cavern
"I must 1* ar yon-tlievoicerrnilund
not fan -follow he lomat of my itithe
tle!" dune him voice.
"Whistle-istle.- 1 le!" (aline trou-
bled echoes. •
Immediately -there be• n, not far om
thein, the' time of "Th Star Spa
gled Rattner." Olga lotei \It was an
American tune nod instinO
et "'r's:est-
i:eft that the person who wee Wiling
them 3441,1 be the one who bit !wen
ging to solve the mystery of lov
had been imprisoned by Jags
et
n few •montelits the mean
ingelsh befit -eta) Ilie real Fenn
`.
"'WA are your (pitied Olga. "Why ars,'
stow a primmer ferret"
and the hoes, and began sloWly to
Laenblg inw h entakneee and te4Tor,
work her 111<u toward It
folloWed. ,
At lant the whistle fed Ler Into One
of the peitanges, end abe ,ung 1 he
lantern high. to me Where the* *s.\a
ilmigeon. It nom not far Reeky, an ."
the gleama of the lantern Went throng
the door of a groom,' cell.' Th,' Ilght
fell upon a may chained to Ow 'walls.
One chain was erounfl his "mkt, An-
other held lie feet, and each nrm\ as
extended and held to the wall St
smaller but ',tout chain'. These chaln
were built Into the well Ind their ende
locket3 together.. .
"Who are you?" naked Olga. "Why
art yen a prIssoner here?"
•M7 name is Denton." watt the reply.
am an American, and my nrrciit Is
SO outrage that will not go unpunisb-
ILIP for
ived of
1111 -14 01114404,-"01114404,-" shsaid. "Tile
flab brlug activity n the pale
.lansk;,eapetrenilcut of police. I
lying • unk his utilice,. and Italie,
the glia 1, is lira encu one.: The
pimento *it will be rico red and
there 'iIt nn-tmecter., It w I meal
if we tile, ow disetivereil."
s"Mo !mist take haste and And
ir," eel ,4
feel (hid we .en Imre hint If thr7
allecoverNme abet. c they nay klfi,,
him."
y'Ou en 14 Dot. 4 titiltrt
eh /titer hi vrelfa till you M-
r
-"RC rn! Ffom rtn?"
. YNo krm Is too far., 1 ave work -
zed to brill the ilenotienient 1 the Oft
nee. I " sent a inentage to the
hare
v Is
• IS
14.
governor gen
witIrme WOI
Worth millicaM.
what Pepa radars
must bring. Illta."
Ile tried to find ROM
place where Vladimir' w
sled, but there was notldi
eunn(t awl hint tun) heti
than Yon will be If Nes
*41', Neither you Her 1 it
alive. We must herr
al at Tobobek.
n whose testi-nm
11 we need no
tan tell us. X
slew 40 the
111(444(17'.
to guide •
Is ea
trapa\yot
ever get
bin)." \
"Then e1144w, an may Om) give him
his priltertii till can give him
justicer' '
They hurtled tn\the Male .The door
was relockeit,\ the \tron key ling in
11* necustomed`iplace end the to
the guard" ma mtholted. The h
were etill, lighted by the brilliant
lanspeof the fete, though daylight was
coming on. Hot gel* was no one
stirring.
'Quick r' sold Ohga. "Let us im r•
stand 'each other. Ther, -.e, who
lime se my attendant. Is w(.jo,0-
14
•
eervitnt of 'the Omsk)," honmehold-
lnyal to the old duke. She wIllintto
tell the truth. Ilne Paulpuff invited!'
"Tea. He toll me all, and 1 was
*bent to Mart for Perm with the man
trait of Prineess Alexandre when 1
WintWrrested-by, inhaky add brought
And bow you are free! Why did
3 -bike I1)11 interest In the mystery
of rnelov
"Ikea 111.e." he answered after a allied
1114 "Miss (Jordon, whom I hare
nola far„• long time. lore* Vladimir,
and I think Vliditnir Ives her."
"Alb" MOM II MSS
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'0V
DRESS AND FASIIION.
A VARIETY OF ATTRACTIVE GOWNS
FOR ARDENT SUMMER DAYS.
Tafel* It uellelogardll 'till and
H•sitan A Plies* Goma ....111mart
Pearliest* Coetemete, of Linea aud
- Purge per Valmtloa Lee.
Taffeta ruching' very prettily border
.fluences and attractively replace strait -
pings on plain skirts. lu the dress of
yellow gauze here show a every douuee
is edged with a ruihlng of turquoise
blue raveled out silk, while the Pthise
sleeVes are treated In the statue way.
Sleeve.' are mostly full and hanging,
either falling 10 full folds to the wrist,
no here pictured, or els* the frill ends
at the elbow, whence a baggy lace or
CtIMEB GOWN 0?TKI.t.Ow ClitZe
41111111.10 tindereleeve la continued to the
wrist; but, in any case, the sleeve tits
the upper part of the arm closely, uen-
any (-unfitted by telt-tee epaulet which
a et/animation of the yoke of bolero:
Quite iu couttust with title delicate
confection are the practlenl eoetutuee
of, thmend
e' cocut 'but these fill au im-
portant place In the wardrobe for the
snowiera
veation season. The is
a blue linen eont and Vint. trimmed
with lace and blackm
ebroldertel talk-
ing. A white silk scarf with fringed
ends and Huy gold buttons gm* WP
1411 h the Moen sailor hitt to match.
Second ls a cream erne,. bolero, an 1
(4224/LRAL UTILITY 4'04TVIIES.
Mined Vk Alt stitching and tiny
ens. Minted 'draw, trimmed
•is and rod velvet, forms the
skirt
gold bit
with pop
bat.
Very faschrating are thio pretty ,white
colored linen dresses made nith a
11 Ile plaited skirt and n loose but Well
fitt bolero with shoulder cape. A
little iihrIdery adds 'to the chic of
141101. nuennele ;Own, Which should
just dalut clear theisamd.
All ' VARNUIL
l se
11 7 /111111mer e tnger. liaie bade
ell* re of n ref etory int which
pendent smoking apIte of II ef-
term of ,re m. Rom Imes th evil
can 1* enrol *catkin the Wbc14 In
rong sinew an rylug thorough -
b before returning t to e temp.
Roan rubbed on • eo laining door
hinge will silence ita • w ring
Creak.
Delletsse Coale. sairentia.
A sherbet of coffee, if rightly mad
le quite u1nile1rms. To a quart of coffee
, edit n (-Inert of heavy cream end twelve'
'1 ounces' of Reiter with a few drops of
rattle* (440'I� Then put this In •
freezer with milted ice, keep the sides
free as fait as the leo begins to cling
and when it has reached the Inairalff I
GNI IMLI 1 meow
011111a Deed • 11110 la Die Was tell
. Lloold Illtetreeltaiseat:
Among a number of delirious and re-
freshing drinks fur the Molted term the
tollowleig.affe suiggeated by 11461.100ton
VuOidus School Megualue:
Lemou Fizz. -rate'- the yellow OW
from three *nuns raid stoats* uut the
Jake 441 eth. Pour ewer tide Wo quarts
est boIUog water, stir In halt a matador
granulated augur and cover closely.
Winn lukewarm, add half *small cake
of compressed yeust that has beemdis-
solved In one cup of lukewarm . water.
Cover and let steed overulght. The
following morniug bottle aud tie dowu
tbe cork, Put lu.a-cool plaite. It la
ready fur use 4n a day. Wheal ituandl
into gliteses, it effervesces Riad has at
eparkling effeet. '
Top. -Take the Ale. of pix
ous and the grated rind 'of tket.04_,,,oll
two pouuda of sugar 1,1 three quarts of
water bait an 'hour. Heat the whites Of
two eggs -to a stiff froth, add to the sir-
up while bolting and let coy]. 'Add the
letnon. Let stand overulght and strain.
Fill glasses half full of shaved ice and
add. the sirup and a few ripe strawber-
ries or elterries.
Fruit Puneb.-Boll a pound of sugar,
a. pint of water. and the thin yellow
dad of a lemon tett minutes. Straiti,
and while but add pound of stoned
cherries, a pint of eurnint juice and a
grated pineapple. .Add two quarts of
water. the 'trained eiruP aud.the juice
of six 'nitrous and four oranges. Let-,
stand a few Lutes before miming. Halt •
till the glass with lce broken to size of,
hallstorsee nod till with the 'much
Linie Squash.. -Put a tablespounful of
simple sirup tune pouted of sugar boiled
tep minutes With ume pint uf waters in
a glass. Squeeze the JttIi of two
limes, and add a Uuy pinch of baking
sada. and two tablespoonfuls of 'shaved
ice. Fill with water, , sok and drink
Willie effervescing. This pen be varied
antinitely. Crumbed st re Wherries or
Sherries
tuuy be added pr a steW notes
of fresh borege, which has the flavor of
celery.
Iceland Shiver.-Illx the juice of tour
lensma and two (mantles witnelx table-
spoonful" of simple alrup. Fill a glass
with shaved ice. Add four tablespoon-
fuls of the mixed' juke and ,pirup •ud
.sip with a spoon.
. Russian Cup. -Make a sirup of two
pounds; of sugar and three quarts of
water. While bot add two large cu-
t:umbers, sliced. Let stand two houra
mid strain. Add • pint of strong tett
gild the juice of WI letuoti. Serve
with •-racked ice. \
Parfait Atnour (Perfect Leare).- Wash
some large, white grapes. peels and re-
move the seed* Ilan till easier' with
the grapes, then,1111 with crushed Ice.
With a speou•press the ice on to the.
grapes '(0 bruise Orem and Calla! HI
juice 4o flow. Add a tablestatonful
tewou juke, the same atoorint of orange
juice aud & tableepoontul of simple
sirup. I.et atonal half an hour.' Clive
wa-
and I the glass witb
n few stint wtt1.141 !mood, add new
strawberries.
ter. Serve with a straw. •
Fetich Cupi.-Weigh\ten peunds of
peitebeS. Peel: cut in sfhe.s and put lb
layer* with' engar. Use pound of
sugar. Let stated two hours. , Add, two
quarts of water and strain \through
cheese cloth, pressing out all the` pike.
Add a pint'of etrawberries, or
numberriee, and a few sprays *
hrultied mint. Pour this on to a pint
of cracked ice.
T
A teinkswier Breakfast Dish.
TLe agreeable acidity of tomatoes
makes them good food at this *aeon.
Au appetizingdish is prepared with
these and eggs. Watra as many round,
-
smooth Mulattoes as there are person.
to be served. Cnt a thin 'flee from tbe
top of each for a cover and scoop out
a stillicient spnee to admit an egg. l'ut
In each n little butter, drop hi the uu-
broken white and yolk, salt and pep-
per, plate a dot of butter on the top.
of the egg, replace the cover and hake
fur about twenty minutes, or until the
-tomato is tender. . United theme may
be sprinkled over the egg before the
cater le ptit on.
. Thiloge to Do F. a Duro.
A IniXture of limewater and. sweet
oil, t preportione for which are up.--
t,
derst by ail druggieof
ts, is the best
remedietfor a bUrn. If applied at o
It will "take out toe fire"and In Ino
came* will •prevent blidering, Blear -
bonnie of soda, tota, It sprinklist on
burn as soon as it Is received will pre-
vent pain and blister. Some pcopbe
claim that butter is to be preferred to
alb other remedies for this purpose, and'
others (veer the place with Sour to ex -
elude thealr:
A baint9 Dessert
Decorate the bottniu of a chilled Mold
Ith eandled eherries. Cover with
11411114 orange jelly and Set aside to be-
enme firm. Mix one pint, of thiek
cream, three-fonrthe a cup of sugar
and a cup of pineapple Jules scalded
and cooled. Whip rery light Turn
Into the mold, filling tp overflow.
kolltall WITH 014A10111 DILLY.
l'reett the rover &Wu over paper and
let tand burled In equal parts of Ice
snit three or four holm •
Por thorange jelly *often half a
naeknge d\gelatin in half a cup of
MRS. MARILLA M. RICKER.
/be le the Moot Dletilaspelebol W*.
mom Lawyer So Amortise,
Mrs. Medlin M. Ricker, who was
horn on a tarty near New Durham,
N. 11., in 11140, is the most distinguish-
ed woman lawyer la America, mid that
meat* idthe world, because this la the
only country whore women ars per-
mitted to plead in the courts. Oho Is
one of the few women who have been
admitted to practice before the United
States elapedoe court and the only wo-
-Man to -be made Wilted States commie--
sidlier'and exansiwer in chancery by
the Patriot the District of Columbia. -
This latter appointment she secured
because it entatle judicial powers In the
District, and her work has been geuer-
ally for charity. Every moraine for
twenty Years Mrs. Ricker has gone
down to tbe jails In Weald/atm and
helped the women and children who
have been caught In the pollee dragnet
during the night.
!dm Ricker ts an ardent advocate of
woman suffrage, a noted lecturer and
an enthuelastie clubwomen. One of
her Interests Is the Wimodauglisia, a
club for women In Washington,
tisougb, as the constitution state*
"while the organization was formed
SUM. WARILLA M. 11W11011.
primarily for women, ft le not limited
ho Its Work; met, are welcome to .11 (41
privilege*" The mune is made by
welding the words Wives, mothers,
daughters MO sister* tire. Ricker Is
one of the honorary vice president's of
this club. It *avow • prominent dub
lu Washington. Poor girls can go there
In the eveuing and ter a very small fee
es s. leker usually
receive instruetion lh nititieful'branch-
01- education. Mrlike a clues in the club lu Eturlieh gram -
flint, and pronunciation, which, like all
the rein of her work, .be doe u for love
of it. -
MM. Ricker's advice to pretty OiIs
characte
ristie of the woutait It as
follows: "Never believe ode thing a
man Pays to ybti unless It is disagree.
able; then you way be sure he meats it.
'Be independeut. You mule feel that
you can take care of yeureelf. A girl'
'never need be afraid of anybody but
Lenten."
Waimea and Poultry DaSelleir•
At considerable numberpf young wo-
MetiNare engaging In the poultry busi-
ness and "rem from sit aceounts to be
making s, success of tt. A correeporal-
ent tells being in a Chicago dry
goods store
not long ago
saleecirls reed
week. She was
in her place7m 8
Ing until 6 'clock in
ery day. I was ewes
tbe tailor, though with the
tailor service now to be. b:r=
do well to send her street [melt*
quently to bo brnshed and pressed.
abe con wasueg• to charge biti clot
often ruough to gift theft all sa
rest.
1
, l
.. ,
The
ee
irieitilwe wilioslttothelllexime
orat. 11111ashe so lidlUde:
see
- 1. A fano %otos sunshade In Wane
bon, pealgu 048 a white grouud, with a whits
thy I
Ill000tiST Zoo. Ammo.
- - Arms •re very seldom nomad and firm
!pm women who have passed their
thirty-fifth year, and they very often
lase their shape before that. 11 le.uu-
necessary for winneu to lose their beau-
ty so tarty. and Pt 'Mows that they
have not paid attentiou to the laws of
beauty or to the laws of hygiene. You
can take a nat. Cabby arm without say
shape end make it round and syunift-
deal. and you can take au,srut that le
ao thiu that it looks aldukait like a
broomstick and make it beautiful,
plump and round down so .the very
wrist. Arlo exerrisie are necessary..
and here the woman who does net own'
homework has th• advantage over het
slater who has nu week to do. If • wo-
man is not compelled to work that is,
to wash windows, scrub tloore-then
she must take exerelmee that take the
place of work.
A Mut For Careful lismookeepere.
A bit of household whidout that Is
practiced by malty wotneu and will
bear handing round Is to straighten up
the rouzus before leaving thew fur the
night always straighten thie par -
tor before leaving it," explained the
hostess to au overuight gueat recently
And alie straighteued up pillows, set
chairs In order, piled up music and •r -
ranged the druperies before soling up
*airs "(Woe thing, 1 Itke to Wove ?Wags
In order lu came of anything happening,
andbesides thts, while It 11 ••yery tit-
tle exertton to me. tt is a good bit of
belp to a busy inattl who often has
much more than ehe can accouipliah Ye -
fore breakfaet."
Croons Welters.
To make cream wafers Warm three
tablespoonfuls of beget, work into It
five ems, one'at • thue; then add
quart of anted flour, a teatepoupful 01
banana, halt a teaspoonful of vMitila
extract; mix Into a smooth petite,
spread Into a but, oiled dripping
mad bake In • Dot oven until a del
brown.. Cu( Into ignores, prick with •
fork, dra into powdered sugar and cool
When serving place on a fringed nap-
kin in a ether cake basket. These are
very act*eptble for after000n tea or
for luncheon.
The Illousekold Indicator.,
Obe of the handy things In the kitch-
en is the boueehold indicator. This la
a sort of tally board on which •re list
ed all the articles weed in the kitchen
from bacon up to matches sod door.
There are small pegs titted to the.aneall
boles opposite each item on the list, and
une 11141 to do when out of a ueeded
article Is to place. peg and then when
the butcher or groeer by calls there is
no excuse for forgetting supplies.
• The Mamas Witco Illorts.
Swimming will do more to develop
perfect health In woneau than any oth-
er form of exercise It develops the
whole body symmetrically, loosens the
oints..Ives free action to the limbs.
Itincreasine the lung capacity, Inducing
deep breathiug, etraightens the frame,
throning tbe chest forward tbe
shoulders bea. The woman W1.10 .40(101
gains all this and In the gaining has
much pleasure Stcraddens liagazIoe
Look to To•r Letters.
A busineor woumn who hem • Tarn
correspondence says that women aro
linty of two epistolary sins One is
Ile omission to send a stamp when •
ply is sought, ttne other the failure
) indicate whether the writer is to his
ddressed as Miss or Mrs. Encl, of
iese nue generally brings tta owe
untslitnent and Mai In time work its
wn cure.
Clseratan Illtrrors.
Iltrrore are never su well cleaned
and polished am when wet newspapers
are limed for the first proves's and soft,
dry, crumpled papers for the laet. If
the mirrors) aro very mush soiled
with flyspeke, for Instance- put sm-
motile in the water. Soap should not
used at all..
Patti Teperatures,
Remember Diet a ('‘old bath ts OOP
from tint to 70 degrees F.; tepid, fro.
85 to 4e2 'degrees; warm from 92 to PS
'green; Mit 98 to 100 degrees. In the
se of vapor baths the warmest se.
ree under ordinsry circumstances is
about 130 degrem.
In welting don't Dike a henry ithidie,
lint one that bit light, free and flrm, bal-
ancing the tipper part of theiliody alter -
:lately upon each bhp, but without away.'
ing it perceptibly.
The head* of stx nnieemitios deelim
at yming women outstrip young men
'Undying; that women •verage high -
than men In their eltniblog toward
owledge.
44
n a Saturday afternoon
en else Ilaltr one of the ri
ber wages for the 14
Id $2, having been a
lock in thetnontti
he eyening ev- P
ry for ber to 0
be well and more or lest expensively
dreeeed, to be constantly chs ber feet
aud to keep her temper end her self
possession, frequently (Rder trylog eir-
ellntranees. On the other band say.
our observer, take the case of the film-
er eirl. None makes less than $2
week, and twiny make $5. They work
only. two or three hours a day; their
surroundings are conducive to good
health and cheerfulnees, and they can
dreg's as they feel inclined. The writer
Mentions the case of two young girls
Who sold last year an average of $5
worth of eggs every week during the
spring and summer. Nor did they sell ,a
11 they might have disposed of, for
they raised over 400 young chickens 14.
sides.-Harper's Weekly.
Allteaaltp For mestere.
When a woman makes up er Mind
to excel as $i singer she mnst SO mat
' ter how greatly \endowed by
remember that UM beauty of her Voice
depeads very largely on her being able
to My "no" to henielf. For her many
tit
of the sweets of life mind be nonexist- in
tent The diet of • tinger,bas to be as er
direfully coneldered and limited an that kn
of an athlete In training. MOW. Melba
la devoted to sweets but she never al- c
lows herself one, Mille. Nordica eon- mo
reales to sometimes having a perfectly hot
childish craving for an abud f t
n ant elle
of sweets and patine* yet site denies
bereelf both. Aline. Calve one" ex
pressed a longing for a big, tacit
hearty workmen', dinnr, which atm
plight enjoy without thought of eonse-
queneee or any reminder of the fac
,thatshe bad a voice to volt. Mme
Pa ttKlins sacrificed practically every
thing hi her voie, and she may. the
she 040011 DR preeerration to the Inc
that She Infurnr for one moment forget,
he Is a singer. That 141* is often in
nvenlent elle frankly owne,
he saye, "it Is it penalty I hare to pay
or • great gift."
•
ool tester with • 11(11*. borax or am-
nia in it is preferable to soap and
water on white paha.
A little turpentine takes the reser off
fad ion:witore:a6,1011111.
ustritian papers recelved) cantata
houncernents of the death on May
12114last tit Prof, Wm arena, at
- him residence fn Aerates!". On _going
t , to 'Amitralia ha • 1884 PrOt. M,own
Was apptibited to the chat
culture id the D001* AgrIoultunit
College, aad rontained them until Ms
appointmeat t� the college at Um-
' seronony DOM on April
14t h, 18,143 at 'Turriff, Aberdeen-
! 0 and. Ile retell -ea a thor-
ough arlimitilic and practical odors
(ion, portkolarly In relation to art
culture and forestry. For some year,
Ite, was factor to ('ob.-Far uh
ot,Invercattit. Braemar but ':..4.prementing better proepert• for lift
• fatnily of three guns and t hrs., dangle.
emigrated 1N71, •
bought farm near Orillia, and in
addition to farming &cld as Pro-
vincial Land :Surveyor fte Wee ap-
pointed to the charge of the Ontario
Agricultural and
Experimental Farm
In 1875. Prof Drown Was author of
vette:me important publications In re-
gard 10 ll., stock, and Wee • lectur-
er of rept. brotfier is govern-
ment Censer -robe 04 Forest. for
Mouth Augtralla.
t eat well and nay iliceetien is
Ownpound from Pins
enid water. Add half a cop of boiling
welter and one ?Op of sugarWhen the
en
liquid is cool eed. the "nor absolved)
.
*trent over the juke of a lemon and
a pint of orange Pilch, Lena than half
the wipe will be sufficient to um In
the mold with the pintormle monasere
Roston Cooking School Me Man •
In
Loas Limited So Fee\
There 1-- an old negrt 11
Carrollton Who waii Liken ill
day* ago) /mil called in n phyeiciArif an
his race to presetilei for.him. Hot the
1111 Irian 0141 not seen, to but' ha
4140 better. and a white
eetelsn was dined. Stem tt
sier •
vittg lIr M felt the clarity's pOlee tra
for nwhent foul then restrained his nn.
tiongiv Viifir doctor kite rent
tempt -ref re 1' he asked. au,
on't 110W, Mal," /11,131411hutPl an
NO ; "1 h 't mimed anything but wr
u_ty watch t. h.--oeworth In
(Au.) Mew Synth%
I .
The Deese Dem Cure.
Not satisfied with her own reat mien,
tho tip to date woman has taken to rod-
g tier clothe!! ft ',corky Iike n chant!.
Nothing 414111(4,m shablithesim In Meta
d gowne morhe e than tlines and
Inklea which shft. that they bare
n worn and reworn Sitting creases
d the walking creames inake a gar-
nt old before it has done halt Ite
ty
Men know thin better than wmners
man Is well drowsed with a email
rdroto, because every week or so lie
km • . hmire of clothes sends the
t b• bras wesetag to the taller
d payee by aim chew* allows •
Lab to hoesine amd In bis gar.
mom
Iti ralWrbep
4iirDe
,A4 *112147,62fflak‘r..4
iu
set at siiima's asses mut se et I
144.4 it' bit l'Y J"' "-44.
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e••••••• memo.
Nt-ca,,faarset..,
maw stnnthAoss.
Striped border., varlets oolong, a gilt
frame and a umbr' KIM.
2. A smart suns044s of new Map*
b rich grosgrain stlk of any sbaqA
triutined with fateey ribbon of con-
trasting color.
3. A fancy striped silk in any color,
the stick acacia with chased gilt ep.
4. A black moire, with applique uf
ecru lace -very smart.
Batter Puddle..
One pint milk, four tablespoonfuls
dour. twe Mtge. • pitmeh of salt. atir
the dour smooth la pert ot gee milk,
add the ems without beating anti Met
all torither well. Add the renestalug
milk, estr well, pear late buttered dish,
balm half an how or until the whole
(oP bas risen up. Serve With sugar
and cam whil• Warm t
An Unanswerable Argument.
William lialette itt A good Sherlock
Holmes,, lest he d, e. nut know
lititig -thai is, a here old Septiiiies \ ,.,'',;!,
..144.tt
ie
.iliertieti
.iii..elimingiiiow
i:y,4ki:.,yar Aunt oilyhefoil..t.44; mat
101 he 11)1414.4 sen miner hig Iet
1 1111 I hi.' .
1"HOW a yti1- tool iiillel.
"Pielli' fair, h,I it 1114 Ile deaf in mar
101:11"1:tll'
‘e1, pulite no longer ymnig. y1111
14 ow, 4411(1 " .
41 4 il a bit it'm the age," interrpted
Id sailor : "mare no. eight ear Pi am ,
the left 0114., and I ran• hear '
Hint." -New York Times.
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Ja)auary 17, 1903.
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Kingston, Ont.
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