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"Yes," he answered, shaking his myself into their eounsels, I celled. 61Ip
head, "and at last we had to cut away a little nearer, and be nia(leeesetteine-
else mast. It is 'too lon,g to dwell u-pon, ecl with the whole Metter.
•beit the windeup 'was Nye inatic ``Ase, a letr;lehillea, fast elle Tee," the
lerance-ert, wae heed hv Cele' - a nd wa a SO ) 1( L'eso eeie eevince c1ariii
had started: from .Eastbournee' There low, too. and not to be lightly eliaken
evae much tedious pimping to eo, and off, I tance. .W iedo te set aesiteiiore
right slow progress uuder such sail as sail?"
we could put upon a jury -mast. "It woeld not be profitable," the
"Is not that a sail out yonder?" He mate ateswere'cl, e'She is doing whet
laroke off, and pointed to a whi t 6 veeck she can with this strength of wind.' By
on the northwestern seaboard, which the broakine of the clouds Tonder it
hung with such steadiness that I seon will presently quiet a bit, anerthen vee
decided that it was, indeed, a sees It will see` what eau be done. Yon".. ob-
was nothing surprising or une.epected, ee,rve that wehold oer ownewith, teee
ee eneree, neee in the ,eleennen and 1 tfl:Iliolewatesp,i:esent, n.u.d .c,aery ae!nurch
gave no more heed -to it at the time. cTo
'Me. Tyne shortly retired again to the :' eeeee,,, side elie.„enpeeeerg,e,,,a pc
cabin, and the hard weltering of the eeiee thane. , .
ship through the heavy seas went on. "We will Make a raee with him„ for
The forenoon wove ileeeee end ee was theeeOtest" Puesued the mate, '"aricl it
about seven bells when, heppening to win Ere hard with tie if we ete not give
think.- of the sail I had. seen, I went eo
the rail to look for it. It was now about
on theelee 'Vow, anclenuch nearer, and
'Soon I could make out a large ship
elese hauled on the starboard tack. T
ontirmed to watch her, and presently
1 saw that she had alteredher course
and was nonesteerning deeectle Tose-arse
as. I happened 16eg1anee towerd the
poop where the captain and mate were
standieg, and sew thet the skipper
was ensiling -bue and eiointing -hi s glass,
He took:a long obseryatiou, and then,
to my surprise, shoot his head ereer:'
getically and passed the glass to the
'mate. SellingeT looked in turneand al-
emoet at once loevened theenetriteneret
and, began bawling sonnethieg in the
tiaptain's ear. Hoethwielt answered
by a nod, and turned sharply and ran
a little way aft. Ile gave a comreand—
I could not „tell what—to the man at
-th,e eleselin, and rapidly retuyned anti
descended the poop ladder. The mate
followed, stopping at the bottom te
bang the glues in sonlObecleteeseeane
came to the confines •efl..iiie:ereaetere
deck. Honthnick, on elle `oilier"feenct,
turned short at the companienn.whieh
he epeeed, end eiona a trejust in -
*le to�koitJii,s,trurnpet. ee mad e
Yee seeeebtit seurrietteent te the ladder
again, and went _upwith leng„seager
strides, the pace faster thane -Iliad -ever
observed him use before. He was not
yet, at the top when'the mate roared
rae, using his hand. feeegi4c.lee the-
eound : ,st -
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"Call all hands!"
ciaApTiisa -11.• .
ti;TE 13,L4CK
1 plunged off to the foreceeeleeeeiz-
Ing a handspike as I went. Thunder-
ing on the hatch, .and then opening it,
I sroared dpsvne ,
"Ail hands, ahoy -L�ok .alieeH In
an instate there Was e,boterming out
of bunks and hammocks, and a rush up
theisleeetne-e. The,efelloeies popped out
ie'qiefeltesueneeeion, ancb in a flash the
en.tire crew was range.d on deck.
"To, the, bracesi" shouted ,the, ca-p-
taineeheOugh theserninpet."Ael eeaeles.
to I eck,,and eaeut! .Someof: you, epee
weed toetenel spritsaille
The-sa ordersetaken up by tire mate;
es • th enyelling .of the wind eroevired im
part even theebellowing of the -triune
pet, were rapidly obeyed, and the &kW"
sceanibledeto their stations' and stood
him a ..ehreevel ;bee:eh. ;.
"Hew ter weesheetreee "eeeely twenty 1 will do for now, atid look alive."
melee."
"Cell it -a bit more- Say feeeeiech
twenty. In on1d make that by night:
Earl."'
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True, said, :See, Tyra, with a set-
isfiee nod, "and if he should overhaul
'us ea this eeeleee we segule- try a boiee
line."
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He strode off td * where the 'glees
hung (the captain had brought up -an-
other, which he was using from he
poop), aed when he eetcheclsit to tho
rail isc climbed upon a coil of line a,b.a,
brought it to bear. . -
The supeeetirgo 'Iliad the eiess for
some tinae,' bet 'finally' pup it by 'end
Went up to hate a ealle seithethe".eae-
tain. Of course I eoele neteheae what,
they said,,ieut if, was eeeY, fO,guess that
it must be e bone ilieneresen,t.seraist., .Lee
a few emonients; the eapeain cisme to
the, verge anehespoop and ealled' the
Mate. Ifaster Sellinger-herried tip the'
laeldee erre 'the "-three Mentalkedstogethe
then::'eaerite
deeseetieaglun end'eMenecleatele, the cipe.
.tein'welked to 'the coloiehalyerde eteisl"
, with his own hancle.-ean up the flag. As
it '-edesve out.' at tlie• Mizz en ... telt ck ,the
crew, who, as well ,es- neyeelfe were,
Weechinee aneeipieelland ceeleuely -the-
doing& aftelieeke into a 'sheer,' eees'.
e bee; on• ehh skeeegee',.fer fhe
a .ciar epanc1 tgat be shou1c11ec1ar'e,
his eliseenei oer ee. -we thesin ese stir-,
ring moisten t 'thee :f sihecnthe eleaeeeee
raceelf e-otepleas'e.--la ad begun.-: Thet
long' hlacle niaeereese ceeetheine'et ei•est:,
aiici lee f o eerie ceeee tli e 'hiid'
Jean of. lt,„Tileseplee.e then ceche sets
teed was whthae" ,geteeeer
. ere ough to eeereg 112, by euteine esp'our
spars and riggieg. I thetightsethiesell
out at blink, as the Seeten ,snen for
jeet etthe: rnomenteI had to nee my fin-
gers rather than my
camo ie .froin the bolteprit, having
goee there- on eome neat t ter eoncerning
the deawines of th 21111,1 found fleet
th Dutchman •ee a e „fair asiere
enly the slant ef hikesells eatcliingehe
light( and the 'Vest' of Irene eta ncling
up, roierel and black. e 'think eorne-
theme like Iwo hours 110W paseed, only
one thine' eatetleiteereinneeiefent one,
happening', ',Thiel) eves slat theIebi.
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1111)1 el Q* I y t.f e e 'Upon' us:' 'At'lest
llesuelevefele eeideeemetlifne `toe 'Willa
the otheee,appeared io,as see; aid ;the
elate be/Tie:Leff the peep, lie, espied
me, ae I stood, by the, male -shrouds,
end bee:leo-nod Inc toliira,, When 1 cense
up he said eove and Incstrained, (juice:
tone: e
"'The eaptainthinke-we had best try
a gun. I' must serve it. Do you stand
readftnhelp work elle ehip. Cellethe
•e • •
earpe'nee.r, and put , len inlarg
..c e p
the naregazine.e. The mein, „Imech will
heyeeto, be °peeled till they cainget up
the first stipple of cmmuiiitlon1 after
which batten it down again. eriee rest
can come ,uph cempp.nien.Tell Spy-
glass' that lie ean ,fetch oue. the, arms
chest and „ take 'the Ipiesee froth the
becisseli end pile them up,No hayin to
have things at ha,nde Steyie Yoneney
likewise get. out the needicine 'chest,
and 'set it in the open epace. 'tweet).
(leeks.- Thee en-ust serveeasea cockle t,
if. any are hurt: Let the cook, 'who is
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soniething of a saSebones go thi'tber,
The cabin boy can aesist hetes: That
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"Down helue!" as eiepteted, back t�e
the two fello.ws.a.e ;Chet -Wier, The ship's
head.beganste fell off, and as, it die eo
the orders to -handle thh braces foie'
lowed. In a mere matter of. moments,.
SO fast did the eneneworls—eirg:ed oay
indeed by the, knowledge that there
was some unusual stress;tllouglll as
.yet they understood imperfectly,the
that- few' recene ente the 'lee t
order' vvas caeeled out, and the ship's.
head now" poitAed. difie tt'Oi‘th. I, had
;kept an 030 on theeeteangee'ee mov
ments wh4e weeevere fetelenethe
'el ustry upon tle,,,new ,:eouree,ap d,wee,
not greatly. surpred, osstingliiy
'eye -that. way, eo.,ee,e.,the ,broadeoceves
euddenle fall awaer fremethei wind, and'
the long bleeleeede begineo show. At
the same Moment hee yatclefieve round,
and thus she, too, we pointed north.
There could be but one explanation
of thie,feet aelieneseektee,eseeeetiee.tritant
to overhaul us, I wag now burning to
get speech with the captain or , Sel-
lingers. that eeniglat resole something
more certain out a this stirring
lades; but for the present :they were
lewd ecle with, ethee,,eaestteee, s th et; II,
Slid notIlike to eeele-thene.'etlee readiest'
answer to be rcome at,eva.s thet she was
Dutch, and-Wiefmaking`ti'llying cruise
of it in the channel, If so, she should
- be both easter and stroegcr than she
loolfetie fon it svotedhe a loolcl thing,
iticleed. for a mere wareon,of,a, reer-
ehatt rigger, wItliont; larbetielde guns,
end hae,ingero .near `feierieler pert 'foe,
ref:eget; theisten seek prizeSen one ',Mei:
row seas. While I. was' turning t4fir3c.
riaatters,-over in my mind ,takiegeiate
to Iseelean dye out aft the -While, to lee:
in readiness for sudden, orders,: the
pompan ion opened and the i'mperce,rgo
eegaireaPpearecl. The mate was etand-
beg 'neer bye and Mr, Tyne at once went
eyer to, him, and,,laybie expreeei011 and
ecteeesevorcle which the wind took to
me, deeired to know what had hap-
pened, „Theses -vas the very thing
weuld Imre, for now, without peeleing
tlit'S6A•6:4'1metlfe11.
bee' rco 1upfiJocT, bd
0.64. lionee ofee.,:seeene iiesee pie neve,
wetly the eleoeheipe;Ple•Peeeed eees, c..195e7es
the declivity, and all swifely:1171&.mighter
.ily rode to -the topeagain, and still not
a hanellserclile,f's brad4 ef b untengk,
Eiie,'an1Llast teiirnbnites, and the,
seeneenrefmeenons U) ),C end bit an
eerie The captain stood with straddled
legs, silently using his telescope, and
t•he mat g was. in -ehcs...neizeen, shr ou es-
sem:ening the - Tod lender -thepen house
of his Itan,d, -The eupereargo.,IFenee
over tire peep rale, leoleingoli hat and
wig, and the rest of us lined the weath-
er bulwark, in the waist. Of a sudden
the: pstaee.eeewere,e, sassh1.1t1,
i tsip Teereeepe rceeege terned eceeeherreee
the 'actibre ape'. thee- etogdt1iUn1c1 '
ex,ehangee a few ;ce-orele,
`"T'll'6 tBing1is fit en ed 'edea head," aid
a sailor at- myeellapee, „vvith an excited
pull at hie waistband.
He hae scarce spoken when Routh-
wiekeleet Mr. Tym ad seeppecl. briskly
iP 'thee -teed of 1.11 poop ladder,. e: '
"Master Sell i trger,,. at th n,ai eeeil
and -reef it. Take ont one ieeeteitiethe
forceail." r T"
The Mate Wag` off hie 'eercli- tO -the
'deck in an instant, 'andel his word the
'men flew to their etations. The Wine
had less -weight now than formerly and
"blew steaclier, bet, fee ell that I eppre-
., ess .
?leucite, thee see w,ere te.king,coneednee.
able hezaedstp, thuseeevell spree canvee.„
Yet- eery, quiolely .ethe, eon,)
anctunderi the add ed pressure th e
d r oee 'h11iiiz,Pint0 terc,Snauflee.reend,
inadeastronghirchliag e th. eet "it (mei
Wired.' Wheel' was etepping beek frdi±fl
tee: foe t c main s lro c s,, .tn ,
the 'aet'isi riereeteni 'One
eoel We' aepeeetieng,th of haleeer,e,.eciene'
ne-e se'eVe.'9, eholleeeeeel leL
t wen e ittO ee etaraftehe.4-a•-0.t;ship; mtp.,,sr
likewineewhitening,,with,acld et]; saii1,,a'rq
:1.01aenuee,' wee been'
eleet ethe geeetereette't et'aefihoeir wente
by o fa'the,:leueeliniienerid`We eeeeee
eaeely
I _said:,"Aye, • aye le, in a, eeeming
hearty voice (though, to own the
teethe -ray heart eves,beginnehig tie beat
fast, and felt a biteweale ire the lee ees),
and hurried away: In aefew-minutes
all the orders weie carried Out; end the
mete was free to trylis'experietient.
When I eeiturned. to- the: dick the
eanseport had been unhooked, and the
gue's eanvae jacket' tiken off: As 1
turned to see Whether `the Mate was
ready—I mean ready tbeheyeethe ship.
luffed, so' that' he could Seenie his aim
—I heard' a hew, dellebooni,eand; as .1
whirled again, a ball of smoke blew ou
from the bows of our ptirenee and
Wreathed effete, leeward. , •
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' "He's firing et the metonee-seid„ehd
mate cant empeneuely, end, nowl.,Iavi
th.e.e .the excitement letecf.stnnek tha
Color from the eieten'Seeheeltesieee fee
a, little pateb, Of red eihielinehe'w
under t,1.1•e„ sea.--1.crurn, , and., that elai
nerves. were strung higle teed firea.,
e'At theguniee called: the captein
frona the •poop: e"Are you ready -Mas
threSellinger're ;
fecidy, ir!"
`Theleetee the braces, eneileetUffie
he ebeirdie'leeek ie.) the to f11o*sat
the helm. -.• -
The:ship-. e epee; hand getne ely entoethe
wend, ancl as she dipped to theloottom
°tea h olloevseflee .ses ate .feeeetieseseffe
glateee alongehissgunsance appliedethe
.t1E:
He bad loacled while I was below,
231;d:TX:is:rleee'''.,•Wog,-,,t het 'tete
tikypcoTitai,40a;egat-.
ter-loael,Ade ,a trqmencious
dinx-
ple all over the water,•Ainstput_side;of
tbe, DutehtnaWs feeefoot.:,-
"A,egoocl beginninglenshouted the
captain. efeeeve at tien ergeinlee
:We goteepeie eine •ecitieseorie'e Mote;
and eieleabtiine • 'he guri ua eeleaded.
TIE le hee STIP-Wing lritakEh telet s
cri-ed the. mate, pan,eing, with eis fuse,
‘.e.:,iiiede ;12 Wil;.,1b1.07.171,,f, tip eir,hes hand.
:�e ePeillee,d„teieverdethe enemy,tinell
lo eweeportsein the leeevehae-oPenede
lerirereeei.•
ineent, as it seemed, his long bulle, be.;
gantcsenariew- the eenalleslane 'of
,s Ile fliet. we 'eoflId etreeeParre ed en e
atocehit peitlronneleeeve tode.' lenge
ing enee sinking, into 'had
cirangeileehis'•,eliete eite"',Wotilde fry'
steeighel'et
,Tre ,en, ieeifeett the eesurepee of, Capt.
;1c1.gsifi.'1..o. hell ow :
"Ideenelrratee! ; Down epleee. .„ Sleek,
e es ear acce f 3'a-id:in • on the. weather!
;AS.t ,heresome : Of, !yoil:, encl. eeteoet: a
Teel in. the
Ite Was Clear Whalethe seeiepee
be atLeThe.cruleeec peeceleieg ehee,lre
c&oriticl'extest atitseil tre end 'ceit 'ere eft,
,
:ineent eoseloee in and, try to 1isab1ius
with hie gums,. To pre yet t.this we Must
eteurneteel and Make a etealebt-away
ThG,6jipta,in rituniled down in a Ipmee heap.
0,00000i0P0060 60,
w ,
(..) -*HEN eittoeliee 11R2 SOWN AND CI:
JVK $11,91."1,,I) Wen-, ,, ere.
goeideeotleeteofee0eNIeeleeeeeereeeebeee(e
,
Rape is e hardy leant eed can be:
sOle/e airPellelteefeetil eiieje eifeleeefeeing
inetiletefteeelilieveet, '-dd&h.2`i'.i.inf,VV1 the
eietite eteeleitian; e,aes 'eeeeefessOr,
see Elenee'lle The' leeeederg' G
To 7giit i.gogt'hikt OatTht.'-tiO fio us'
crops it slablild''bia ebeeet.''ireedrillVene
C.17 ltivatecl.:the same its aTtiot erop;( With
this' important exeePtiene hoWerefeLne
'
eow ehieee fpeeetecsis Of soee
Pee..eleree,-etene mityaI20 PC seWee
broadcast elson welespreparecl Ieuid1. in
Whicleease it should 'ee, coyerod lightly
with, if fine tooth W qt a 'bereslehee-
ePee'f eeeeen Pee'aeleaeted, erenr fene4o
five 'Pounds. ,<ef seed e hefted ,flee,nsdcl PO:
ucLe I(
Seine faieneri. have received satisfac-
torereturns beesoevIng teinseetleee
field'entented vI1h its
thin case:ehe.-lbese,methed ef peocedeee
ie ee.folloserse4"'"Weelc,'
Oa1s',.0..;.Pft!r1oi4tIve 1.1eWsoiwitt, and
just after:the Deng planes Imee.eheeen
abeitee 'the ',eneeeee',erK•ffie',§0,.
to three •pound e ofseape seed dr adee.
Haeeene eliie en.' With ,e leght,elee 'tooth
deeten, clo,Verenge the eeed th is mem-
ner does not „hijure lhe oun oat 01
eariey.Plantseenetete t 1101,1?
otbetwise...1 -lie? „SC/Wing Ictrthantie
oat dr- bariCY,:Seetlingf;th,e;ycltiWg. eape
plenes,.are. heedele check'ated sda,liot
Make .much • 'grcykrtla • until ftet.:: .the
main crop: ts,baryestecl, ,.•Thett,...baVing
tiie benefite .ofeftill sunshine .,ttlicl*:•,all
avathibia
larpiettere,,,elieeseotingeplante
spring .forth :rapidly .and .soon,furnieli,
a. laeee trunouet,..pe eeeels e'eedie.iieee who
have' ; rai)e,; seed 'along °ate
oe barley hare f mind, ebetheer SorreW,
tIiat 111 weteseeeens the. rape „Plante
grow as fillas the; green,' and efereielt
se Much, •g,Teen, ,nuiteeial ',sae to Melte
teouble„in harvesting .the -grain. .The
later,. seeding 'of'eteetee, :withil'aite•es
thereeete tobe eecoienieiadee. ,as:ithe
peeiereble peactice. '
In seeptielts of ehe..coueeree,where, the
seaeone deefairly long seubble. ftelee
may' be ploieed up and ,owed to 1 pp
afre0, erediedettl 'of ,feeage:secured,..be7
fctre , sets In .,,Neyenraeteie'lto,ii,
the seee,mayeled eowtnelie Ineedy.plants
spring. up quielelyntend during' the, ea,ely
geewih, ope oe 't1'., them feene.eeee
bega Oi'eSseede turnips. Whenethey
reece.e lielfebteee elehteelleetee inchefs;
thee eati, lekeeheterecl. by au kindeof
stock., Rapesieenseet'eultableeteteeheees
wiee pigs second. be 'coeieeeetheeeeune
plants., al'e!etti1t6 ,wateree PstlThyrdve
oleee tee, nntelment lemeep •cenieeneed
and 'eatiefteetbee. s !! ,f
Se' ear -,leee'kneevele to the 'Weifteee,),the
oiflyOseets,peee.40.40,1tig .th4 ape Is
a louse,whlcb.seYerelyinjurosIttiPpot;
ditY
anceded'etee,e-pientineethee.reeeee'eithee.
veryeetiely tirtvete• 11Zeeelee
Care, nanst ,be taken, to :order -forage
rape, for many mietekeeteleaisei bbfl
oU seed. ,hirel .• see1:4 rape, eneteatl.
;Teeee lattetel eetee.feee efefeeileeesplenek
NeeeelPeldseleeeiboit.-elkbe-<Weekslafter;
eth ,e.seed :go64
etard, the :yellow -.blossoms e :being
. i5i1.31O. 00,111 a'. Rink Aigtthadb; 4e: •tiue
: fdraise eaee dpeeei.o,t beosecentheestune'l
I RRIGATIP,WIVI,
iioVroy a11,1 1I oo Tete eseeteree.-eek
e
he Oleo oe Peet& sreeem.,este. 1
74.tire1, the tut...1011, metTio sefeirrigie
4onepli.eeileltlittOWS,„„ arceepeoreereelea(
leieseerdlieteleeliteee tieeortele tlieefithei
elweelieflere Ix-
ron'c of the ee•plieeie'eit -
4etted. e, A, e ire erpening jnaqe eee th
diteli tee lef,tire 12e11.1elet4eeeli ettreolle.
4 dam of. caii vas os ettrtet is placed ii
e'e'
eh d
the Lc 11.. ust,be low : I o etee ureoey 'eeterl
thus holding tllO wetee, nettle ,
Which it le veine.ULtl Ji. fl UCIU
oope" 'Pe ;tete geeelnd, le 'ex.eeeele,e,,telee)e
eerie WS 1i7liStp•'ee'•eulesdiegoirielly or iee
vegularl order, to reduce ehele.greale
enehlletiS'Preeeeneleioeltineiee fli"6"gbi1f;
In ,the case of fruit tree F it is gel*
clue ko,^; y;01),r7j.10.,',1•
eitUierto preveatethe water. froM
connig lntQ fl dut•71.,
teeee lieetirese pf" the 'derigere'oe
e,-41 eeee 601 t:e,
, in, eolree s Ile. in baking- k3joiifIiai3kine
i4e, caret) eabotle the, tieenice,entue yepte
of the etresee'es To etiveicletheseee'ens4
cenenees the,fureow cySlELfl 15 employ
1-Vrti
destenceede,ewo ,7or,..Jhree .7,fcLet.thOy6,1
and the water isettireed eemar
the- ditch 'into, elieee,',Iehrepsys -and Peel,
Me'tted t� teaveeseetlinthesloWly 'from
etio to end, thOroughly ,,socitting
gound as it ptegieeses aiid leachine
iteto 'the, roete.ivielleue corning, in cone
teet. evitti'lleeeetenis 'el3osee"the'eurfacce
'the neceeseeleeyeenotetueeele illefe'ehiPerei
eel wit:beet' the Wetting and' enleeequene
L e kingeef the siit'facC w li eh' Iniglit ra-,
stilt frees flObtliiiesee When tied eereee.
are S1lfiltllOIltiy eerieleted, :fheeWaeer
tinnefl out of etlipee elistieroeek- rine nta
otbers, tifeeekOceie ,leerinee'ehue' c'6ntin4
teed niitiItheivholbadi1i1 tete
ed. IlTe`Turrows-are tholl
reeploeteehe eeheile 'ettefeee' Weekedeevee
With, A eti1tleae.66 end no, tetice'eleift
eith er'' the fuerper
ofr,i water, ene esesee ;s3
method also eeqtiliees the1httani
tion of an. ireigator to see that the
flood the _.surface itt,. pIaco, leavingt
the„ fuercetebeekeed 'the lereateeeeithoue
ettee lee te
season the seed le sown, but bears its
bloseennand fpuit.the eecencl syeer, the
ni re: aeefee‘ • ge sends' ta" -been.
-
tipA,seee pipe (lees eeef beeempea tepee
E1113 wild musteee, but sineeetheeleet,nes•
are Ana'&11:' Hee' enieeteekeleeeses, there
is little'ee titefeediiee
,orogring-seetl, be Sure ' specifse tee
bware Esse,x,:fo ea ge: rape. . The .,:setie'
;imported from England, ot.' gt1oiutthi ,
Cho,: northwestern Utiitdil .,States' near
Puget ,eoubeee113 eOets' fie...Meese to vs,
eette per poenei acceedine 'teethe' enane
iity ,ordered. It ,oan be ,d,b,tifiid,fibin
:aV3i
hay or "otlieref.oreee plants, but sheulds
be fee off in the,. gleensta13e. jt ;eau
ee cut and carried. to the stock. ..ln
this ea* the amount Ithe!eariireals Tee
ceive can be limited, %and' tIiereliS 001
'danger Of bloat, which -His praetically:
the only source' df: trouble -hPits Use'.
t 411.0.,/dill.`:,11 Eve
_171g$937"T,1:1:13,IqARTON. ,1,
,,:).o,ce,11311t3, onfi et, fae-eralile een:ditions(
efae-
o:m. speiri se allepet;ili6rudiirti itsejttied7buf..p, 1.3e.. ;ct.6.aanti:,
'ah
ae,gieenetiefee age the tioedenee`
eystem.'
This teethed Is alet-alrieficeible to the
irrigatt1p..f._;94;:edkn--radT;in" -tdet3of any
erop wbatever which is planted regu-
alily-1.nirow•;:a4inglei'leirreevebetween
'ae1f.tw6•M31-be1llg'gel3iera11'u•S'0 for
suelveropsee When eleptieeblee it leetlie
-favorite:: ingthed -betel fire'lee eoneeeree,
&nee and:the 'edenoiiie teee th dee;
eyi deted. elteiteeheee',tlid,geolihteie;
Nrety iireidarotiila p11313 11:16,ftdic hieditr
veiiimiteekier .theeeasene that, ehe' fine-
eoles par5111eiingthe1roWS 61
weatidreffeoe , Stich' 'effeetteeeelee Up• rind
dowe hill tilitleWbuld thereforeerot eit
reeWatete .Tiie Mel& thes tieethodeape
plicableeneettch •caees it would be pece.
eeesietie 'Leh !the, vv'g: fo 11 itielreoxe».
reateletheeeenteureaf'feie.geb11o.iii:s6f:'
der, that the parallel teite•esee. Ogee
eeeee N,eiter r; thee gheite entire
tdilkth.-:,`Tbd''irigiitii'on of eeregeltie enre
fireeeetoeieiVeietie 'g6iki.h11f'ebridt`teted'•
ti rid e tee -tided 1.14 'eiest een eXe i e '16e
calitieseeherees 1hpdrs 131 eieetheeie
tee eielefe 'ef he di'O'b tee,'
qteistlee'weirenes 'tee'
IF SITE CA NN SEW.
TIIEN A _WOMAN, 10s.CONSTeNTLY IN-
'ViflNGeieesOUBLE.e':
,!q )!! !)!!!!.!1!!,,
il "1'1e Day lIle
Didiet Cu &'_1_ '4efelee Eltitacatiolo.
Not Coiarld t'S !titIlt1 a
011)40 Sew!ii
There ',Yds 00002 Worttatt.w12O.,111)0 so exttaot.
awl* „(11?vet 12. lo 10..!!1,49 to vetswItto e 1146
4,10
the Man believe tba, to ,11.4,V0 &ray One 1,1),te
'
1112 000 1(1, ln 1lcastrls "31) 510, 1i)1 10111
010111 9111 Iy 1. n10 111) 10111113 h12 115 ilif
'a\l'Avte Hole:'"in her Stoeking,,,--,,,,,;", C.:,
UM", emeie ;Ties , ',ems no t poi es be,.eaid, eriei
Broleer!bile!,`!Etig,agonient.
Afterward the Woman atte,ricicd' 0`110'ses'lit!tei•
mestie„,g,e40,10,f4eTudi_iyit, S'teptie,:•;'..bot bet, Elliott!'
This ttc.aehes- 1111(11111 It is gomctimes too Late to
Soule dee lIeShallseerite io.c.eltd; Tragedy
theselieeing.liattone, and then .e.-seipiel
edn„otnaet,61e.edjr.e...tutud ,
1 rie0d toeoIitibute I'<chapter ,te theSIV
• books. And Deoinise you
even -this 13111 .111. zidNaace
eij
move the "gentle tee:Aerie tearse ee: ssie
- 'The"' Teei?";teleeeeeheeeeliesingeButtext'e.
WIleheeiheneest tlnUliugstory 'Of
01 CQLI1SC yeti' ee'..'eeen'0 1UdO 1,v11.eo,
tte'44sloalitl,abubtott,Enisiog feemseente, ,
giiententf.e',2Seincteineeehe §:terms and,;talleef
Idiig' else 'feed' aeistit'eeeentletestileeleeew:i)y;
.assteeesen„isijnecel efeeeleS ete''
be pathetic and .euereyeliee,
which is equally „ati..Spet'itting to the Wo-
man w -ho is .2•05130112191e for tee abeenece.
oe the9ntton
.eetefirst ftint1y,-auOtbell boi411yhii
woman will suggest ethat,the mete 'take:-'
effetheresliiit :that i s: 'nom ple te, Mei tesapes
• pointments, 115 teere:sere a dozen such hel,
• the, etime eel:twee,' but the Illall will insise.
.teetere,weetelo Weer jiesfethat One: Aire: ,
,Noo9 if cotiree; cheennineis -enteasoutee
ieheneheeinsiSts,:'eledn"'edeepeing'' .nees
'eempromise, e es e ., s. ee,e pre- ,
` 1 '.1.1 • 1e '
'veltee„ tO.:ttle- fermi starid- Heinle tlikenes
eeeyee he, is unreleetine beeirriee,keeleieree
relented so many timesebeforeee eeze
:Peep' -epee.' a eeinae etliere.,evaseee Mete
Who haci a silk Iiired.'oeereoirt; eii'deteletit4
tou feleesee,...,,.Tile.slsnete
ton and put it cij elulit aw 13 it -teethe
poeltet. The irext ineeniiie he asked hill
si,etee to saes, it 011 His
e:o2:461'164,1.eveeli e.'ele,eee,q'treete and voi
speedily theebutton wesefixed,..ineesteeerees'
h1hzttic1dth cal: to its 0:40noo'l, 341,1:1
.er:)The0gir1i hasl , -sewed . • tire ,,,stitchesee
'Tee Mane eedieirect: .lThihiu nee,' tl'gIj't'
sic. ..The tailot (lees not ti'. „tee0',......likee-
fliieSeeSeeestheestitcheseshouldenotssirowe.
through on the underside .
Buttho gh1coul1esseiLthatshe:, die uot,„
,kuow how it -was done and se -the
'Mies his. coat to the tailor.. . • e, •
;weeder if thiellie eeriedaenea hele.ie
tiedlting, finishing the 'edges. nie6',Oad'1,,r
., Generally stocembeieturn'tbele artimals indeed oieeefretitig lin'egelee 'elliefeeele
• - ••• • •
, and in eachevaseihe-roeine taeg,et sede -
which maikedflee' nenzele a a g•un.
directly: into the rapefield, -allowing or.' 'tbe' eapelleatioci de' weetee them:vete'
e -
He has
He
&eel: & that sentetleine . , t 1.) 0 ni . to ,feed. at will . '. Wlieee f'he great- bilries4' pipeee e e ' it 'es at,Tattge'd' to' tlio„,,,
.1 " ,ed'
•-' -.re-- ' '-'s- e'` ' es -t returns- ate sought portable te,eces ' weeeee.enepleeie'ciele se
,besides swivels will .be needed, said
Mrt Tyne,'Ieeshoehadeeotnee'evitleoiet
pet•ealving hint, ,among+kis.-Nay; but
;he is about to,giste us -I -lit compliment
;of his wltole broadside." ,
A teen -lend eels, cradlnng jo';.tr and' a •
sky full of terneee, fellOwee.,. rethink, le
'steeped, het lam. eeet ure, andeeinf'
.e.,
next' that, gorege eleer..heforenneeeis
thee a ;great splinter from somewhere
• overhead steucic the deck rider rile anet
;gave a queer eort of elastic epring, and
'went` e'verlidard'." 'eceeteee; jem gee:,
bagic, and as I did so I gee u.n.c1 'neselireer,
linen se/nothing' oft and had to eneleter
anotheeespeefig:eie
e,hie
tine -sees- decke end, Abe exna k g
now ,,alincest•tleloWn,eaway;!‘:1 leaned ,•
against the break of the deck fiesels,
ooleed, ter °Mich "The epotlime
'sttembled fiestearreetecCrey.eye;astie
eheee,•rollcie lip almost in a .64,11;:13),,'
the body -of els1Dingeleyeelee. eel t hael
burst with the. etrain of bis„ clonbline
,ever, . oe'peelliepe 'Were cfreley tletegla,ne-
ingefra,gmext ef-eilets'end iteweeellei
ping off Itimealennet giviilghinl an
' unbudklhig it , fr oni" ties. 'Tepee,' hid'
}seek being eoware 771e. 'The Mete
arid eke eenchman fere 1t.,11.7,1311,1!
one' else had been hurt,teet-I could
perceive. . „,
, 'The captain'fieure, brolct, through-.
thapaseing elonelsof smoke, elerning.
from elm helm or some !Jere aft, and
*au ein 11 r ' o !poop",
• lee Continutecle
stift and bold "Clear g.,1111, 1171 110.
are used to effete the animals tea given,
area. 'Where lanes- are:cheap there is
110 need of,taking so much trobblee the
'stock beteg blloWed `t.'9" t'Oantots,,er the I
fleld at will. The orgy dapger' in the
use of tape, as , stated a..e0Y% i ir°P1
,bloating, „welch ,tebliele :pet elwaes
eaSile avoided Aleiroaliellould noe ,be'
terned into the. rapefielcle,forethe , first
time until they have been well filled upe
on otherefee„ds.,ixperience and expere
si ents have; shown the -tide it geen tly . to
the ad vantage of stock' to 'have a,page,
tu re field, °flea adjacee t . to- the ra pe -
fields', so , t1.1 ate Lb e . a n ensile' can ',feed, on
0120 01 the either; ae appetite.eend, condi:
tionsedictete; When"eeseurels rivailee
bleebloatieg seilererely (kettle tho etre!
Meals wlsele.protecting themselves by '
mixing their feed ofegrae'r eed rape lee
;teed of conseiMing tee Much teepee"' '
"
!Deinnnd POO' it itit"
Nev13iii the eieetere ef , the seeep
.dilgtry: Were' eeMteee., rains lebe,teaefeti
01)0013 001 such)oog prieeiS offered for
1)1'01clacs eireepe- elenceeen teetnieed
will 'be theebiegese yeeteln .the hiefoiee
,of tile elreep , fere,eding hatitieire 111
America, ranee wool growers ex -
pet to wait 210111 peel hill, tlrey 1)1111
ea ye to put ',up wi,th .thes.',‘,teliscearsof
the bfeeding,' fleceses-Sheep ilreetler:
Double Glvet Awny..,, •
A writer le 'The Westeee Agricultur-
let says, eSell or give away tbeee eluge
. . , , ,
, , „ „. .
yeti ere ueing'ifor. breeding, or, titei 'Will 1)00 partiett4trly ..is sserieuely „injured lieie foresight "lie
. . ,
ay 111611 isesether eendetionote e 'e '. e, goes till 'her etecie'i
A' roodtficatton Of" tee-fief/ding meth
ocl'iethe:edeipertnient dr' che,els eysterri
of prrieticedein 'soiree" loettli-'
tlesepartleulerly hl" peetione of ATizee
nes -Tbis • eoneists'ett 'clielditie the deed
to be irrigateds inte equares ,or, TeOi71-
1,7171:ill1011'7S id V.ieeee dr dileee''ee stip
-,
beio•lit as IA celled 'the 'Water to.-stane
eeee entiee eeee 01the-eoeipaei,
esents'eit 'oneeteneetpp, eeatee, beiflg. ed.-,
tOlttcp, to each „c9t.tiim,itimicut' byeeeeaffe
of "6: 'geee in the' leeee. 'el'he'rWatete ele
fowee te.,staed until the,gromiel heseeee
corn q ,peeeeelee, yeeeeeetred,,till tlt111 do
epentireeeliee4teeer
thO.,,;01. eetilir,q4
aeeirrdine 'to elle slefee'
the, ,geeelledeebtre „ re ,.notttserepy,, mere
o, acre 01 00 in ere'a.-4, Le-,;
eiePe esee eee '
•
,
eevee'..'beeedelenee.eoelineetreete,'
ee'oer elf '1 0(1 -peas- ie vere
Ileeetli
ed'ifron'i 8'6p 1 JD: $e•iV 'lee;
seee Ite (held Menagemeet Is pieteticar4
ly identical with that of -oats and peas.
II !
"The Teaeee the ..e.,ectnietres-see Dien't
.Coree"' a'seentesibertione from a
:womafl. that know, aertleteis eh
:will be devoted to'eleeerecital o13vie'
all aenent.tee famelgeteeelreneeefe. Wei
elle-ineeieeleteness' efeeekeeeeliild
el ing. e„ „es.
eel'e Iee'eeeeeeee o
;stitches needed •to.,034.1-1..i,...g4 tQ
;but the little .:Cleal-e-legreeester
!without thein,-,enee,eheieeireenikeneited liet„
ilectecl the .art eeireviregeeeThe W011.17 • lit-
tle seamstress had no fall 111
just, at the hottest 13e:tee° t eire'Serese
.wlien; everybody was heyreitagen,v,eyetere ,
,tesyree 'eutsilierresher ieneee •
letee'enieelei'eci i'113' mCi) ffeeen ce deed e
theee Iseete-dirother
teat, leet there wessaote,'
.; Tee elitire;tbeeseeolcheyee,.1e, ti•eeireice
eiretlieee 'Wee' 'lees ' ell ten ''',tee o 'a aig-tibin
going .ainel The trip was' pestpeeed •.
71
7'W.O711an ewe o" esieesese lien, to :sew" le
b,tici off tly-N the • ev efe a n . • NO.10 in
on hoe eereereirs... hot selseeeeefeand eiether
with a snug little eel -reef' money for a', .
.
Wecldiee gift' . The clellare. may
wings, 3011 yon know, but thesate leeteeriteer
tiosy,te eeseeinepeoneseyitii,eluie,aett
ticen.eg your.think',:thiS iSeee% `4.11:ii711"1.1.111e
elle value of e.e.-..epeelsetee,ee„ " 'you
may ask the :womme'eylie cie,es er e
sewhie , hew. emelt shee'edees., etierriellyee
tele" 'yeti(Ies,3,1'netee.'teo„flaoev;L. prettily, .
dressed slice,teed'.(hee,',ehildsien.,•elvey,s,,ep,
[jeer. eee 'e,ese,se'
Where -it is eotenecessary to,,peactiese.
eetreon-ty, oe-eourses, one ,,sli'euld eel -111).1'0e
aseistenee, for ite is.. this. vay etlia t4tItte
peeve"! ;wonettn mayi'eatn lim6Tillood;;;,lont,
even:1_11e.;„Wornan 011 AirKtIth, Ititly, be 41 ekl.Pa-
ble•eeeniserese.without toes eo
Yeesse age ess gires+.'61111iSati0.11'FWaa;-,nolii
eonsetlered',complettliout Isposele,dg,e,;',
of', lease plaire:.sexvirig, teise.
idea.was liegiarded'as:
then ca. m e:;tiic 00)11:,
sideratiom; ot the ::kitclien;• untie eoekleg
beeerne etreee Audi !terilseeelleelefee
of the kitchen are of..geeateleepoeteriee ,
every-househole. But te'e dainty woirelne.
of ,slemler,meene inee' saec eneeteh by, efe•,:ee '
S.e.s.seieg, to elitiese.eeeapeles..
eeeeanie linee'elerenedehie ieleormeteriee
from a dozen: housewives 'who helve tried
this plea of econoMizi ng, and so I 0.1,..13
certain. that, it le not ,ell mere theory., ,
'et.lieewcseaniterveo es. fteeell eteget eeee
her 01111 sewing tine 11) it svell is usually
an evened epees' eed',eerefteleleekiere
'keeeee:'SeWeng, Well-done:1e 72
ing ac.cuvacy.,and itnee not
tese that ette be lenedledeeireaeslieltei
ekelter way
The wenren ",‘‘;1-lli Tee. Weiteelhe the. we: 01
, , .
irern \vim elm, play, the Woman who 'can
eftint end the wolean whence)) sitee
litiye all Ireeir ,preisse, , as, steer, telee
1s 1(1113
treeeneelielterente, `Merle,: but 11)1 00111 15
Yshese ineed'ef pslefee, flee: eeen 'tee •
ehort, nit*, :is. the" Woreen,' Weeceee
SeW.„ SOO,. 47,0,, ,.18 7,11714 an_ 41
sitc, hi' ha tolonseesieleseneefeItnie
Ot:'1,,euis "' "
. . A ..p'enefgtetit?n......,.,
f t is not 4.1,ineed •-1)Y, Jlebe, ere s le lend C a 131 ' awl:liOg''SN'ene.,:1111'(\a'161.1.11:tiy:31f11:i.efslas.itt6radePtc:.c.1:1ttf:til-111sPltil'iiillle''g.t9.:-)cilr4(ii'.
. • , . , . .. , • •
be = fed .,slereeighee tthe , morethe of:,e)e. Bee, g '.:1) 0 s:4$6'‘'i•'ee,.. seese'ereette-ele .. e,„
1 olrer, ; at) " 1. „,,Neveniber, Tleeeeleid,elleee- eee 11s6.: in, :r1.1,,r,. ,i,,,,fitilii,,, ,e,e,e,;...e,e,, e
ever, es , ‘1e 'In.a:tenially elieetienced,- by, , „into lees- eyeeeme3viten.elc'11.11,fletN,v3ne.iies)yee•it';',.,3761'i,t,
,:iv;ste;;101.3,011;ento' 114'lt ',,,s,,e1,Ncgerltitsiti ‘4,11''•illie cqoeolli,lie,medroi fr,?iese,er ii2Is'tlie. Wee° e, , , , . ., ,
t'nee'. se' ' 'Le 1 ' If''' " '' - c ' ' 6 . * 4: '' 1 171 ' (10, 's'(' ,she steles (es
1)0.1..,- 11111 1 ,v., ,,i1e)ineeee'3,',Jelde 1naY 'bee ab '''' oyerti.ni.'1'e,I \lir) 1( {) 1'1.1 e. ti il 11 '66 t,1 lei cir, 'uFt6'g.'11110.11?..i'f:,
tained as from a crop ef eats, tindepetesel.
lial)le to'be sieeetiele'reetieeeeAis the li si)Yersbllel'Idili.le'isi°)111::esi6eil:leanc)(16:e‘'efietl1)5'1161e;ein'ts,11.,,tne ,
lit if the hall is .!,,Try.a nd hot etle ,e,l'o P is i seeseieee, et 'leer gesteeeil "etere'ef ei,','°'.;:nr!
'eveled: .e el se
eXhatiseeee '