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- • THtrnapAY APRIL 1l, 1910
t
l5he Port of
Missirg
Men.
By Meredith fV rchot-ton.
Author 91 •' 1 hr fluor of
boomed C dlaa." •
.,. •.,;ht, 1117, by ohs hobo. -Merrill
company.
to 1Cj1 you -ft will take but it moment-
why- stud wliat"-
• "1'l.:n:e do not! .ts 1 told you, 1
!taro 4)o etesos1ty in the'rlatter. 1 can't
ATliitr
you erfel-1-me. t rlmtty r}enit-
want to know!"
"1 Tutt willing that every one should
know tomorrow. --or the day • after
nhf tater '
She lifted tier head, as thodgh woo
the earnr^Senteee •rt -sortie telt thought
"The day utter way be too late.
Whales to it Is that you have done" -
"I ha v,' done Melling to ke ashamo,l
of. 1 swear 1 have tot:"
"Whelp er It is. and I don't care
wool it Is; she su141 deliberately, '7t
hi something quite _serious. Mr. Anrit.'
tat!P, il' loot her" -
she IIe'411ted , for a moment, then
spoke rapidly.
"My brother has been detailed to
help In '(bP krarch for you.. -4 Ile fs at
"!illi he fit/P/014 omk'rstand"-
"11,, brother Is a w,ldior, and It is
not 11144 es,•ari for 14 111 (o Widerat1nd."
",Ind you have done this -y00 .have
come to earn 1111•"--
•4t deem Ve.k ttrt•tty fad," she said,
changing her ten.' tool leughlug a Tit-
tle. "But lay brother and I -we al.
tvay 4 hail Very different Ideas about
you. Alr Arndt:...' We hold briefs
for different sides of the case." -
"OIt, I'm a ease, am IT" And he
caught gladly, at Thu' suggestion of
Ilghtuess in herr time. "But I'd featly
like lo know what Ins baa to do.wltb
my effair1."
i het) pat •cflr h 4 tr,r am
"To 1:1• sun•. Out the government
can hardly have assigned Captain Clal-
borne to special duty at M. Clinuve-
uet's request. 1 stPar to yon that Ens
ns tnnrh .in the 141rit as you ars."
"I'm tette. sure en 'Ih•er of the line
world not be when (min his duties
and sent Into the country ,in any fric-
Mon. errand. Lunt' perhntw an swbas
leader from a ;rent, ower 1unt14 the re -
(plot -nerbativ• tor exams le. it was
11:1F.:41 Vnu NI1r11oC"
Anuitag- .I:u:I;Amid,
''i leg pita Pardo,! 1 really be,
your I.:tr.l:m! Itnt le the anthattandor
4'wd:b,:r for Me?" •
"I t!'1u't 1:• 1lr A'rr•t [age I-nti
:Ieguf that I'm may a- Ireltor and nit
c .t-.._
"A captain does not go alone. - It
rhuuld to the sergeant who is sent -
ye?"
ll
"It bi not au affair df war, Oscar,
ial Bunte another matter. 'There is u
saddled home hitched to the other side
of our abandoned bridge,' net ft and
ride it to Judge Clulborne'a stabler
- amt nett mud attewer ae►gtteettotw-"
.1 moment Tater he was riding to -
want the gate, the ted horse following.
11.. flung hlm+elf dow'u; udJusting.tHe
stirrups, stud gave her a hand'1ttto the
saddle. They turned ellently, Int the
mouutaJn road,
"The bridge would have been id Pier
and quicker," said Shirley. "As te, 1
sbpll be Late to the ball." -..
"t ant i•ontrito enough, but yo dgn't
make ex)llauatlons."
"No; -1 doiet explain, and yo are to
cone back as 1100n as we s ike the
Toney, t. uta• 3 -send- : twee*
us that pilot." she laughed nal went
Wood of hips Into the no row road.•
Site guided the strange hor e aith the_
r:ua' of lath [tractive, skill ully testing
too oyes. 10101. lfhcif the cone to a
stretch of smooth road se It hjm flying
lie had gfv-
bunter of fa -
once. daises!
am bet ween
w •1
s
1l:elmhtl
e t moo- . 2 talk 1 t o,Al i
p be.'
Flee --hart ...,vert riding coat. buttoned
close. marked clearly in the starlight
tier erect figure. Light wisps of loos-
}nuL hair broke_ free tlud r_her soft
felt Isat, :iuil when She turned her head
the Ivf 1r! + attt tut- ttio brim and pressed
it back from her face, gluing a new
('hada (41 her profile.
+
Ile called after her once or twice at
the start, but Atli, Ind out pause or re -
.ply. and he tould not knew' what mood
possesstrl her or that once in flight,
111-111e-secnrtt r- the -horse -
wan for the lint time afraid of him.
Ile had declared his love for her and
had. offered to break down the veil of
mystery that made him a strange and
perplexing ,figure. lila affairs, what-
ever their nature. were now at a crisis,
he had said; quite possibly she should
never see him again after this ride.
As she waited at the gate she had
know•u n nlonteut of contrition and
doubt as to what she' bad done. It
was tint-fesr to her. brother thus to
give array his seen.' to the enemy, but
as the horse Hew down the rough road
ut u genual over the trait
en her his own horse:
1110,1-.; sur lin, :1141.4.140
ma latele •d -a dl
}
ha
.'1 -• ' .• rh•• e•or. <t %%onion In'the
- A 1 • .i'' . :nen -hew heart
-!' ice a'1 w'Ich :1
l::;nl. %,icer
• l , , .. ,-, "V,'r ii lois„
u, ,a .he d, 1
i'-•. tl:lle4„4 t ;4
1 of It. It
r.,!loovo
•n I 1
•• ' 1 i 4• „I ( :1.1
• 1 1•'. • t ,11 tit ,':1{ :titer
ut; Littultau t,t N.
' •n lint 1.., , .l
.t 11 1; r. d, - •.
tire; -'1111, t no 1.'11• Verge ,f 1:11. 1' • d
the brlp)ge that swung out trout ,4 's
liken n fairy structure they
a 114 faint the whistle and
of the night trails south-
- 11'mhint,7on. and to both
ound urged the very real
world Troon 'wliic•h for a p
hall stolen away. '
ek,'" said, Shirley and
and put her hand
Inc. but lie seized
tut
"]0a have risked melt for mc, but ,
you shall not risk your fife nealn In n
- my- calk.. Yon rstinot t•enture ferM)
that bridge again.' •
tulle Ttehhtd Wtthtmt f tier --parley:
ehd be droIip141 her wrists once,
"Please Any iso more. Yo must not
make me sorry I camp, 1 mb
meat go. 1 I
should have gime back Instamt7,1',"
'1
"Lut not stenos that epitier'si web.
You lnnct go by the long road. will
gime u
you n horse and ride with sou
fife Ir
the cI
h.•ird f
loe-runt
1Nx i
1111 f 1
I f 1
of Vivol the
1404) pr,ictlr:tl
11111(' time the}
"1_ y)U'4t go_
turucd .tO-the
on lisNlight 10414
"I} putt arc seeing Plat matt Arm(W,Jc•-•"\`
her hiatal leapted lyitb,the tk4lse of ad-
venture, awl her pulse sang with the
I'•1 of dight.- Iler tbougbts were floc,
t' I; 1 thieg4, aril she elnitt'l 1n the
,•at •'.1:rytault`and- the cool heights
.14 er 1T !itch she talo. Who was John
.ttliitlaoe',' 'he did nut know or cur(•
unto .That %lie had performed for hint
tier hist service, (Jnite likely he weed
. • neny ou the morrow nee a mloms-
n., 11.e4'tw- before the sun, and the
.on i•1 her heart ton1L•ht was not love
ar anyt:e4tg akin telt. but only the Jl)y
of Ill leo
11:Ie•rt ,tris• road crow 'dfflieult ns it
!ppm! sbarply down into the valley
he suffered him perforce to ride be-
ide be'r. She drew rein at the cross.
roadN.
"We part bete. Uow shall I return
Bucephalus"
"Let me go to your own gats,
lease t"
"Not et all!" she salt,!, • with decision.
"Then Oscar wfI pick film, up, 1
you don't nee tilm, turn the bonne loose.
Bat my thanks -for oh, so atony
e' fit pleatketl.
"Tomorrow -or the day atter-Sot
ever:" ,
She laughed and put out her band,
t1dwhen he tried to detain her she
Poke toth
pis a hpeSe and flashed away
oward house. lie 'listened, marking
er flight until the shadows of the val-
0y stole sound and sight from him.
'nein he turned hack Into the hills.
Near her father's estate Shirley cams
pen n roan who saluted in the manner
f a soldier. -
t
info t!,c taliey.
"11 Its inucb nearer by the bridge, an
I ha 4e my her;(' over there." ' f
"11-e ahatt got the horse w(Ihnnt trn3l
ble," he teed, and she walked beside O
him through the .tariighte'd wood. As
they crossed the 01.'11111 tract she said:
'9'1ts 1n the Port of Mheiing Men." a
"Yea, here the Tont legion made Its It
last st:end. There Ile the grates of
same e,f them. It's n' pretty story, t
hope some. day. to knot# more of It
ttom eorfte sn-h authority nit yourself "
"1 IWMI to ride . here on my pony
when I tva4 a little girl and dream
nb ut the gray soldiers who would not
aurrcutler. It lase* beautiful_pa nn
old batt:ul. 1'11 wait here f•'Ptb the
horse,'" ..{1" sold, "nn1 harry, pieast."
"If there are exptnnnllon* fo make"-
he Ocean, looking nt her gravely."i ant ant a person who makes ex-
p1:.1:41IVols. \tr. .lrmitage. you may
metier Or at the gate."
,1s he ran toward the bons,' he met
Oscar, who had become alarmed nt his
514-nee and was setting forth In
afoot of him.
"come: sa•Itl;,14 both the bors04, Os-
ear."Anuitag. commanded.
'1!to, weal together to the barn and
quo-u,iy brought oat the bones;
"Yoe are not to come with me, Oa-
rs r"
1t was Oscar, who had crooned the
ridge -and ridden down by the nearer
roael. .
"!t Is my captain's horst-yes?" he
d as the slim, graceful animal whin -
anti pawed the ground. "1 found
house at the broken bridge and took
to our stable -yes?"
A to
tient deter Shirley walked rap-
klly the gh the garden t0 the veranda
of her fn et's home", where her broth-
er Irick p Pd hack tied forth imps.
t irntly.
"11'h.re haste you been, Shirley?"
"Welktng. t \ ,
"Rut you wenn for a ride, the stable-
men told me." -
"J believe that Iyltrno, rnptnin."
"And your hors" Was brought home
half an hour ago fly a strange fellow
who saluted like n soldier when 1
spoke to him, but retuned fo under-
stand my English,"
"Well, they do say English Isn't very
well taught nt Wetlt Point, captain."
she replied, pulling off her gloves. "You
oughtn't to blame the polite stranirer
for 1114 conncsy."
"1 believe you havebeen up to some
mhl•hh'f Shirley. 1f you ere seeing
Ong rnnn Armitage"-
"Ilah' What are yon, pia( to da
THE SIGNA i, : GOI)ERIC'II• ONTARIO
"Puts going to the tall with you u
soon as 1 can changemy gown. her
AFFE! susuppose fntbcr and mtther have gOnet""Thy have, for which you should be
grateful." •
wain Claiborne lighted a cigar S1JFJEJP(imad trailedCa
loOastx1STP•.1 ..
THE MARKETS. and Chicago Wheat Fut TEN yEARs
Close Lowsr--Li tie Stock -
Latest Quotations.
Monday Evening, April
Liverpool wheat futures t•tosed, to.
to 16d tower -t Mau ou Saturday; 1
fol urea unt•he need.
May wheat al Chicago el.nv} 7is0 to
than Saturday, May corn tie. tower,
$1.,y vete %c lower .
Winnipeg Options.
M,.y...waal:soot-_iCL,ntt...,• ,•luded ta 4,-
than
„than Saturday. klay oats te• tower.
II,u;
N'Lht•at April $t0.:'44. Atyy'$4,14a6, J
u.. MI.
Toronto Grain Market:'
tt•hest, fu(1. ,t '. $T10 to 1
tt • , red, Masa 1 11! .
1t ! 'O tor -e. b,).ib, '
1.!i
144. 1. what. bush. 05e
1•. �' ,1 - 11 Ar.
ft4, 4, , , �. - . 069
1',,I-, .te .a78 0
14•
t I
. ,. , t: o
Toronto Dairy Market.
Cured by Lydia E. Pink -
ham's VegetableCompound
I1iAI(LTON, :1 J.-I1.tY'l tltlttLydiaE.
unit Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
jYen me uew life.
eIdle red for ten
-yptare with serious
fetuate troubles, in.
tla11livatlon, ulcer.
ntio0, indigestion,
nervousness, and
coulel, not sleep.
Jioetors gave me
up, us they said my
troubles were
chroujc. I was in
despair, and did not
care whetheri lived
t 4 or died, when I read about Lydia E.
Pinkham'b Vegetable Contpouud; so I
began to take it, and am well again and
I% relieved of all uty sufferiug.'—Jlira,
Gaoxag Jortnr,1;os 40, Marlton, NJ,
Lydia E. I'iikhaui's Vegetable Cont -
('here.. per tb n 1st 01
Eggs, new -geld 0.1
Sutter, s.•p:,ratyr, 04464•, IhO :x , 40.1....
9
Motet, 41'0 a Io14..-..,.-..,,. 011 0 .
BUTTPr, rrea,nery ."tide-.-.-1►-tom--
flutter. creamery. Ib, rullp... 0 a2
Honey, -extremes
015
Nony, combs,' dozen..., S S 3
New Y k !hairy Market.
' New YORK, cru ll.-Hurter-4ltron
receipts, 3340: er mery, apt'a•Iuls, 334 ; e
trait. ,^,7c: third tt first, :ac to Sic: he
common to apeelal, to ale; state dad
*010,4oa to finest,- t0 Ste; proe•ees,
et lie;, western f ter ';: i •"k
ern lm •�
Cheeme-irregular; r Ipts,9*0; old at
full cream, specials, 1 4kc W 14”; d
fancy, 1.lyc: do., good t prime, 16ise
IAie: 14014 state, best, 14tri' do.: comm
to fair, Me to 1344; skims,�dd, '211e• to 1
F:semi--Easier; receipts, \'90,586; sits
Pennsylvania and nearby, hettoery,'writ
fancy, etc to %c; do?, gathered, whl
'4144- to :5r; do., hennery, brown a
-4 and, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no tareotice or harm.
ful drugs,
and to•da bo! h
Ry. ds the record
rd
o th
for e largest st nu yy
ge moor of actual euree-
of female diseases we know of, and
a,thousandsofvoluntarytestimonialsare
x- on file in the Pinkham laboratory at
Id, Lynn, Ilan., from women who have
t' y. been cured from almost every form of
-tt' female complaints, inflammation, ul-
ae 1'. - o we see oil.dieplacefaentaatibroidtumora,
imitation creamer •, to •. 1 irregularities, periodic pains,backache,
Ate, l
e., indigestion and nervous prostration.
to Every suffering woman owes it to her-
on self to give Lydia E. !Inkhorn's Vege-
lc ' table Compound a trial.
to � It you would like special advice
about four ease write a ('ontiden-
s• Lynn, Miss, Her advice is freer
• and always helpf uL
od tiisl ie ter to Mrs. I'inkttaru. at
mixed. fancy, Mc, do„ gathered., brow
fair to prime, Mf to Z3',4c: wsrter4 atoraa
ae1Pc•l Inns, 14,' to '=Ke;- .116., regular pack-
ed, extra, first, :3c; do.. first. Si.• ftp 2''ir;
southern, regular parked, first. T4• tb
='4c.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Firm -Hogs Higher at Buffalo
• Hitt Lower at Chicago..
LONI)oN. April 17. -London cable, quote
use cattle IAmerlcant rim,, at 14c to No
dressed weight- refrigerator beef steady:
at Ile to 1144c per lb.
Union Stock Yards.
TORONTO, April 11.-R•'a'ipt* of
ve l4tock at the (Trion Stock Yards
etc 70 earlt)ats, consisting of I17o
attic 2x h.1gs, le sheep and 'Jfi
Ca
tt',•4.
Exporters.
st
Export .eers 14,1,1 at Ig.0'i ;n T'.1; ex
,rt heifers, 56 to Mtn; export bulls, $6
u 56 per eel.
'Butchers- __ __
Prince picked 101* of butchers,. good
mho, to extort, 56.75 to $7; made of
n.,•1, $6 to tit.:,O; medium, G.75 to 56, eeon/on, Rr to 15.45, cows H to $1.3. for googoodad t: to 11'.:,, fur vanaera and eumrnon
owe
Milkers and Springers.
A mrnle,..t,• Supply sold at ikl to 500
each.
Veal Calves.
About 101 calves .old ;1t *4 to j3 per not
Sheep.
There were s,•arrely enough to make
market, but priers were firm: ewes, 56 t
56 her cwt.; rams. $4 to 86 per owl.; yes
flog tombs. 57 to 1st per cwt.
Hoge*
S.'i ts, fed and watered at the market
$e te, *ltd ; • l:, f.n b. cars at country petits.
The/or'ave:e the 'taolaUons-rit,•t, by the
different firms.
Montreal Live Stock.
1L
w
Ic
Dt
to
a
•
vada
MONTH AL, April It-'aprt•i:tf:,
the Montre 1 Rta•k4 1•arQa u',,t 1
Market revel b to east week we
M0 sheep an, lambs, lade h.
',Iles, awl n erings this nn,r •.. •i
'00 ,:Tile:.;. eh p and lambs, Ain 1,,,gs
:.10 lance.
A f.,,tu(e n( the trade continues to be
the strong undertone to the market rat-
tle prices have srdret s further advance
of IS, per cwt: since th4s day week, at-
tributed to active demand for cattle in the
Toronto market from An,orlcan exporters,
there toeing fully one hundred carloads
,phl(tpod thin/here last week for export via
,1'nitrd States ports,
Cables from Llvwrpoot on Saturday were
stronger and noted a further advance In
prhles _of 60c per lb., with sags of cane -
thank at IJ'4, to 14%( per 11/.,'bat advleea
from Ifindmt were -weaker: amt the sem
rage price realised for Canadians and
._.w•r..Ain -' ."
.' -per- ttr.--tnwrrtrtr
-tha-
ao:
Sales of same extra choice, heavy steers
were made to -day at 7e; choice at bile to
good at 6!(,c to Siae; fairly gond at
6144. to rs-; fat- at 514e to 6Vtc; medium at
4 -'We to far, andcommonat 4c to 44kc per lb.
Among the offerings there were some
very heavy choice bulls. for w:hteh holders
sere asking as high nit Pi to *.4r per 10.
!log privies 14ere at.ady, Thr supply was
not plenllfuL but ample for all reenlu•e-
ments, and sales of selected lots from
Toronto were made at 110.50. and from
east of Toronto at 110 to 110.314. Itupplify,
of ealve, were small sod demand 14.40.1,
sad sales were made at tioni $2 to Li each.
The market for sheep and lambs *aft very
qulrl, as few are eomin5 forwar,L ethee•p
sold at fs• per lb, and lambs at from $4 to
I% each.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.'
P..A'iT Rt: FP'ALO, April 11 Cattle -nP-
.elpte.:16411 head; active, :Sr to aa` higher;
prince stre(s, ell 40 $165, shipping, $7 t0
*7.7:,; Vouchers, *14.71 to l7i4t; neitcrs, j6, A
to 57.31; cows, $1.E to 814.3i: !rutin, N :0
TO MN; -, Tocxere sed (meter t, *4,745 10 gr:-
sto.•k heifers, 34.10 to 111; fresh cows soil
springers active sag 12 to 13 higher, FA
to .570.
meats--ltPeelpts, 200 head, netive and
4:rr higher. is to Plitt.
4(055 - tteceipts„10,000 bend, nettt•e; light
i.• to 101• higher; heavy steal,.. henry and
mixed, $10*5 to *10.00; yorksre.•�
la I, piss, 11I to 511.10: roughs, p.7:. to Ns:
THE object of all expert
bakers and cooks is to
make a pure white loaf
And this object is attained
by the use of
RI
FCOUR
Purity is a hard -wheat
flour of decidedly superior
whiteness. h bakes into a
pure white loaf. So, y(
see, to get the really beauh
ful white loaf you must use
PURITY
hard - wheat
flour.
More Bread)
and better -
bread.”
Weber, Canada Floor Mils Co., Lit
Mahal W,,,,weaa *,',.d., GndrWt
14 .445,744 to 84.71i (tattle', *74. t_o et,, * - --
4n,Mp end f.itmbe-fterelpli. I',4.w'
actor; sheep steady: Jambs a,.,1
ulnas 2*c lower, Iambi, 5;•`5 1,, ) .
yearlings''. *a to 0.26; wethcrs, *t S, e.
*1x441; ewes. 17.60 to *7.41; sheep, mixed,
New York Live Stock,
NF:W YORK, April 1L--Itie. sirs --{tr-
ceires,.nto: market generalty tower. tare's,
o, to pls. hulls, *4 10 :3. )0, COws, :2 x,.
ttv *S.0; deemed beef slow
Sheep and Iambs--Re•reipts, 75446, market
:,ready, wooled sheep, 55 to N; culla, *4 re
IJ 57..80; clipped *beep, le to 57.,17. n14) 0.0
Iam1M, *9 to 110,4n. x411*, $ to sit. 0; clip-
ped lambs, M to 59.21;' culls, 57,
It.velpts, 44143, market uneven,
alai • soles t4. I .igher; .theta lower! whets
,'erre, *1001 t.1 to to
.5
J. BKOPHEY & SON
1111'. 1PAiNVO—
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
(haloes ear, NH* afl.ns.,d to •t *ll
houra,etakl 0. day.
IN SAVAGE LANDS.
Some Natives Still In the Stone Age
Says British Explorer.
. After two yearns` among the savages
:n Dutch New Guinea, Mr. Pratt, a
British iaturali-t, and his two sons
have returned til Semarang Jevn,
with strange exis nenees to tell, Mr,
•Pott - mays-_The_Paill._ iN[tlt . tOotte.)
is u seasoned e;ldorer of 55 years.
His- travels have 'extended over wide
territories iu China. Thibet, South
America and Asia Minor. He had
four years in the British and Dutch
set•tious of New Guinea, and then
took h vac:,[iota in Great Britain.
µu )ears og.• he cruise out' with his
ttt,1 sons awl laiden at Doreh, in
ucel'iuk Ray, Where missionaries
have been stationed for over 50 year+,
•1A'hit:,I Dore!' -tr,tch the Arfuk
Mountains, With two large L•tkes ly-
ing ata height of 8.000 feet above the
• • sett.. There the naturalists took up
their quarter*, in-The'Midst "Of sltvalrn
Papuans, w•hn.0• charncteristie4 they
xoom discovered were 'intrust worthl•
noes and thirst: for blood,
They found the aaveg,•.r figr below
the African natu'r'es, ;without knowl-
edge or and'rstiutding of - the tip''7
eh'nn'ntary virtues -,'telt kiitdtim,•
nr thiutkfulness. 1'ht•y l►iere of 0.4.,'1
pltyailtue and lived, partly by ngritul•
tura,. e their but '
l
t r hal.,it.: were loath -
softie. I1 was largely .nue to his 411171•
ify (e) It, -i--hitt temper, evert under
provocative that Mr. -Pratt was able
to Manage bent They landed that
the traveler meet have "u7Krullt.ural
powers to Co tet,( Itis- anger, aid in
addition to th.t they were nntttird-b'
the hutch to,
,sties thiit any harm
(i' T li-naturat is -would-west with
- mot t• v
en e
enc A l i t e
1) P f; t t h tel tent
of the explorers •aa - guarded, by a
fierce watch -slog, o which the natives
were much• afraid. i« the 'day time
this, dog always rem licit with one of
the party left on rd, while the
compeny
invariably,
•l''or food they had tinn
plantains, and potatoes,
were their constitution
scanty range- of diet did
them. Besides, the ell
tit' lakes was glorious.
feet higher up the mown
bitterly roll at night, but
could stand it without
at all. At night they ha
of providing themse'lve
'j hey carry on scarcely any
Il\ve , mainly on plantains and po
the litter having been introdu
e.l y missionaries in 17x55. Perpe'tua
warfare is waged among the tribes,
.fot_tr81ee. 4'? ! , ('OUStatlto and every
death leads to Miami vonge�t►nce: ' Tfi4i
naturalists were often goaded to near
the danger point of shooting, but re-
strained themselves, and so won to
. some .'ztAint the confidence of -the
savages., Head hunting is a custottt
of the hind\ and not merely are vil-
lages, but al , houses at war against
houses. The exult is that fear and
treachery atal like twin demons
through the isl d. Women never
go out except under armed masculine
guard, They do the work in the Ileitis
with a man guarding them with his
native weapons.
d provisions,
ut so tough
s 'that this
01 affect
ma around
Two outland
tai it w•as
t the
!dives
any ..]'thing
we a pr
'as
s with ire,
y trade, d
Feeding the Da Calf.
Proper feeding oft the i Ir}' cult must
begirt when the animal young. - ff
we feed the growing heifer 'tortoistous
foods to develop 'muscle oast done mud
an abundnnee of meanie foil r to de-
velop a capacity for digt'yttng tad aa•
stnillatIng a large amount of food
we way expert these charncterlstlf',, to
show to a greater or less extent In tits
full grown eow, On the other he 111
it the Cow is fed In calfhootl :;,no.'h
carbonaceous and fat forrelit:: t..Ixlie
whatever breed we may let e•• :It the
start, we must expect ay 11 -4,111 et:
. this method of feeding an menial hav-
ing n tendency to lay on flesh readily,
aid with dairy qualities poorly deter-'
op0,!. After a cow has Begun to pro-
duce milk still more attertiun sh•,uld
be given to supplying her with a ilei•
zinced ration If large yields are to be
obtained,
The Black Sheep,
The "black Knee, of the flock" Is
proveJbial. Every beeder kuow4 flint
the black Iamb la very liable to appear
in every spring's Iamb crop, ife fs
not sorry if the little bluck fellow dm's -
not appear-iu fact. he Is ember glad.
for the black one ht a blot ou the' mui-
-formlty which every good .breeder It -
proud to show, In his- bunch of lanirue.
4siortshigattattealtuletw
upon knocking off somethibg on the
black flewtce: The fact Is, Itowever,r
that black wool sells at aprrultuw
right novr The ranrher µ-10 boa
enough black fleeces to fill a sack al-
tkny4 sorts thein and gets the ad:'an-
!age of the higher price for their.
Reliable Profits.
Dnfry products `fltirtunte testi 1• price
than probably any other prothit t mf
the farm. {Wheat and cotton and other
crops may rapidly aaeend or, descend
the orale of prices, but the dulry:oil!
knows tint him products will soli •a i,
fair margin of profit every month in
the year.
Alfalfa For Hog Lot.
Alfalfa hay for use in the winter
time In the bog lot should' be rut just
as the blossoms are beginning to chow.
If allowed to stand'nntil well In bloom
the stalks become woody, there is a
greater loss of leaf in raring and there
is teach waste and lose of feeding
walls.
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