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The Power of Persuasion
Or Lady Caraven's Labor 01
Love.
loaid to himself that she ehould never keross him that the we he had ne- i::.„a.44.,..w-.•.ifai.xi...ipalasaf,70. tbe cow need eot stand with Jr feet
X woula shield her because he bore 1?tits isteeading wliat she haul cloae, one sef t pop -,p A p mEps 4 The yord should he ees located that
• 'oiarno„ ile had teld her to remain oit had but been different; if be had ii ji. ii*A 1 `1%" Y; The table should be whitewashed
enter his hoase egarn, but that he glected end despieed was, AlOtWith,- t in the gutter.
EWOUld her because she bore his /the noblest women in idle world. it ,,te o it con be kept clean and dry.
three or four tunes each year and
the dust amtcobwebs kePt braehed
down.
IOUrsiry tgliebtenle .sbetuolld at be
elcaTtt esn%411ral;
'the ee,ent. Ile seed that the poach -1 "1 wic-fh it had nevehhaPhenee$%'holm hefore milking time ail man.ure
CURING DEM', • • e,
saheoduldthbee bluoridoien•edg tbfroorritovtgh,e.471euvieler,gr,
• celriohuidee:ii:Lut:Allizt-redi:ilinsi;ltolbeeZ9euetstise:rehalif bietPlitsfolQI;otd4;;OIS":.4:11:;,4s1 FobreweellszTeI 4nDixe:,fi tfourrotellgreboe,t‘r.riitzhigf:tonalclurIbiteweil! ate&
It necessary oprieede the floor be -
'the geiatlexpea etayieg at, the house Pellet never return."
• . — NVen t with the keepers to scow -e t it th owed how strordY bia ePrinie condition, freshir killed, but, fere to keep , dove the demo.
hoteh.tehhohemotot000e.e.hatedefehohdoli eh+deeepeeheehthefetheephot+Iotehheerteter eeoaese Dire were the threats of r isin‘S were swayed when ee thought. cold all through. it should be n. Use land pheoter in the gutters mod
:vengeance as to the eogues who had far less see wounded Lady Hamilton
q I where she wos while be carried -Hie bot thought more of her before tide
Mints for the 'easy Tillers e -
tion. had the presence of mind crime! Was there any one who ,,Te
senselees lady to the house.
Ihappene (AV S-.0 must hove love 44 Seasonable and Profitebie
di li • '-
There was a terrible eousternar ed blot to let bereelf drift into 61'011 •
to throw the agiteted ingeirers on'i had ever loved hire. half so well? it
of the hoil. ,
Clear red color of flue, firm groin aud obeht the otohle lt is valuable
OTIAPTER XX, lhayo fold me the whole truth?" he done the otischief. e.feeetwhile a than of the feet that Ins we loved with vellowish-white fr tat. leor
soul etryisig it pays so use orily the tea -1 Every three month at leost• the
4 Absorbeng liquid and adora.
though it mangere should be thoroughly b -
Arley Ransome hod not worked. i groom was despotched to Court, rtra- ,blut-
lie could not sleep or rest. Nov- der side of the **mind. for
you ot my love and my wounded lady had been tahen to her er bad hie pinew seemed se hard, his costs n few cents mere A Pound, it is, bed with wssbhig powder_
quite so hard Of late; there was bet 1 "What ean I have to hide. PaPa? Yen 49 431enalee a (Welter --- the /$
ktelteitt of his ambitione he had a, leOlouser. have told you the worst." room anti laid elA the bed. At first thoughts so troableholue. exe rhanY times tetter than the tougher Any aelmal showing evidence of
little need. }le had achieved the In telling
orooh fortune; be was abie speak, ...rhea au will come right agoi4the earl Van frightened lest the citement had been Wes mueh for bimeide which answers for corningdieenee shottlel he removed from the
et 11,4 eaughtor, oolne" to of care, On the meantime keep up °wear- wound should prove mortal; bat One Wherever he went. whatever he did, I Trini the pieees geed thape, oieret 4,14 town to the hos/4w how_
aven; he could ciaim einsreauehip ances, go to your own rporo, anah, of the ladica staying- at the castle, his thoughts were who Ruched. Had and then for elery twenty pounds ,ing.
through, Ills 41/404.0.1.tcr wail some of served. and wait now your higgsge who knew something of sorgery, do. she reached Arley ilansoine's honee? 'tahe 4 Pint of salt* a teeePooriful of Krell, farm elornid have a oeparnto
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arriveF_ I Ethan. aay that you are elareci that the wourld was not dem- Ilati he acted wisely in letting her sanneter and 0, quarter of pound building, where eta anignels eaq re..
There W4f.f ho need, oow te work come for a few days* chenge. Keep geroos. and that the hall could soon go oleue? Would aner Clew to her of trown sngsur. itub these well to- wee special care slid stunt:49o.
noblest. families in England.
Anaite so hard; be could huger ever your epirite-. all will come right be extracted. After heariPh that. gn$114 ever 5.A found? Theehe Vega' get"er* diviue them In three equal! The c.ost will he repaid by sovinfc
his daintily -spread breakfast t: ado again. feel sure." . the earl retitle -tett to his unhappy tiono followed him. haunted him. Parts ard rut) %roil into the beef for 4 -ono good - -
mama .
and read his po,pero rat Isis leisure. h ane verY tired, Para." the said. Yeeeng wife. His firet. great feor Dwelled MM. lt he went to tolls. to three enceeeeire roah lied The cows should 'be boded wi..gb
content if he re -ached the eitY beforeg I think X will stay la )317 room to- ti a sin 11 *Cell My of murder any of his 'visitors. the c011VC,r1Sa'',111b bowlful or two of extra salt, only clean. bright material.
, had been removed; there remained tlen was Sure to turn upon the Itibanahiersh glees 'tibrougut.il xlieerlp ba fol.
soli se as to enjoy three joiners at Yon lihe: you. tAlOW beet, at COM,"'7O. 1 aOrola$ in the end. It was
on olla Inorninv be _bsci ,,,eatecl .411.mel, " -stdo st st the fear lest the wound alordd Pr°b:riei:nonw.:::: note4144 -icLailrclicolamce.ro:iinto:w wfo e:vetesetilo oe rad ottrapyigahtudo tuterint atabelt,seaft:t log the cows mit to roam
,_, tbe noloa
f'day."
oace_the beautiful view of tbae over wial say that you da net feel wry ter. he thought. that she p„%oadd, go ',with. Sir Paean in bis room; eine tee ,; evero day in the liquor it will male. Po not- melee the stake Of ifYlra•••
tram los window. the bright fire io :well. the to your room. by all jewah' ht, epee- rn 'A t - r / . -
Ole grate. anti th§ dainty Milo i UMW'. I hope $014 will oseon be tete A lie Made tWO letinelleeternents to his `mull haggard the handsome earl leek- ' the hell -inning it will he ready to 1J0 the cod winter days. It wt*
is hest to have water accessible
to the cows at all times, otherwise
water twice each day.
hang in a 4117 War°, KoP only result, in use
breabfast that hsd been served up Ace. Now try to cheer um it will be houtieltold. which no one own ,erl. f.Te Ile Continued), eool. dry' Pittee deling the wkiterd The clean. wiarta'stable is th place
to him. It wan needden eboote to hell right; will Pee to this die Catty t caught of conceetirsh. The Mot and and 'before the dies come m the for pewit. e
Itim who. on oolong a hound, he with yOUr husband for you." most startling was, of course. that bpring. sprinkle with red pepper.
waved; his " to the door and it had uot been an tigre?able in- Lady liamilton had been thot acci-
wInmmrarn
terril SiS h tall a Ounce them - titough DAIRY WISDOM.
wgialrga zOiRg. wrap in newspapers clovely and pat
who 6teud wringiog her hamu. „tried to think little laf 114. It 'typo why 0. hall cartridge hod been used;somo 7ordat, Notions. so,opor ed 457dao /4"1140;11;an obiedg."htulQ; theghmt; Z11:4141; If the ventilation is pot good in
the stable don't let a, flay pave on -
1,110 should mate it oil right. In a, few the eecood Was that Lode' Carhven There le an old eaying that if the i When using trip:vial thwelathuisaitioaranralp witttindh: :n ;tett filinerit rtehtlechtlne:Ir Stroorao,
benne."
Jo utter ainawement he storied seconds when be saw the earl. iTe hod been soddenly sumriloned IA, her fifirst. Sunday of a igonth is rainy, ^ eldp tine and
i The rest of that day lialdred re- '5OtioarteredntiO1341314) Y"Olre trehigUietstnseit'eor 0g.% 4Nther .14Y5 of the week' and wtthatitT been mettPa a Praall /mull nt but -ter. 8 I" n it' "n a flam r
it mean? illee- ? regard to their place in the month. stirred around a, moment and se few pipe, if the temperature of the sta-
dor% troveling clotehl What coUld *ng very ill.
lather" the fait] calmly - "the Mare laorolna 0 0 • - g - . t me C te5s had gone- P2'ho Rao t'°? -a saYing that the weather tends to re' of the water. sprinkle lightlY
of drops of water added. Or. Metroo ble drops too much eiese the dam.
alto per part way. Arrange a salad line
"This is the end of Toy Thardage. Vikair;04 in her room. awl on the tiori
_ the sere -ants as .10 71tejs,thell,Tehle in merely a convenient, way
rivaao that yoit told me could be 4 ' ^ ' ' . ' ,_ .. __it_ u1.3.„, dectu.si . . for frciesit Ott' Cooling in at the an
happy without love. Thie fp the end iterleY Itatiwtrie. with a face Gs pale gles that tau* earl 44444 41 '' . ..,,,__ 'int! ectillailM5 ereraelloh an Sunday!. end let .it cook a IlliaUte or two ;:iurtIn ethanwn0arladal:ecnanvragrIngthettoen Ira:.
Scene or elm ere more elonly ohs4rved and heteeibis will meet a, line flavor to the
' . lawn stairs It vas afternoon when sent for after dinner. arid the apols***peat itself about once in seven daYs.iffour. rob smooth and pour m want
oset dawn. eey dear. sit dov.,s; illier4lapartull ciart. tv 4 t, 414 .3 'Ibuesis indeed said Vial. it TZ.°°,e ' 'ter reraeniterod becauae of the brealogoinou gravy. It is verv simple - env one can
in this way there will he no drafts.
of it, owl 1 QM Ceinte home." !sae death. aeltsed for admittance to ed quite aufliclent, •
n ,, , .. it* bate ant en . r. an k R 1401 Lady CaeaVellt was WO' If4I 4•"e ' Naiieh Suotia,,v makes in the regulall Liver.-Thia frizeled beef may le . * - • -11 t
A 4
trer°,10 $t,r fthIlZghwICIlb:‘,IT,,l,b,144,41.,-;t: -, with an open letter in hiR LIM. It .41-0,,,t,,,, as she would piohatly alaveipursolt5 et the wee44. 0 varied by occaclocony cochlea. with ,it!? itt. -,enal the cast nu o 'wry
.."'''' '''''''' ..--s."-.. "'"''' '''''' ' '''''''' yes her htlehend.e welth1ee. eh.e per- ha, en greatly die -tree -ova. To tide 110Y 1 This petiole. lite effemY Of those I it, a few slices of beers liver cured it'et`e*
strange head-tire:ail" .04:01,01,4. li.'eep the bedding well up under the
off your dealt and your toonet. What— ., , width tote become incorporated in ;thus: Mahe a. brine from two gal- i
Sho unfaseeried the thiel; trareling father, sternly;
"you told MO 'Mgt 41Aate clear to him was that he must people. finals covsklerable scieratille :pound of brown eugar, ft hair WHOM r'4)114fart when her haves are bruised
.4. cow c n h •e, little
ii "Vera tlivve tlecolVoil Plies" C3,14 her 'lel'aletiee'lle ti•ldts:r"dritra PrIlhe"ttll4 idtil: the approved weather iaasinis of theilons of water. three-quarters of io.!c°w.6 hn"
414:4°4 nnd there in Ortn"141,,na tn9"' ' I d I hide a uothirg from nle. f•ineld, the woman who bora leis' support, /,,, barometric depre,„„sion of seseveter, And oak mho toe bone .,_“;,....hilielfl.cier.
. eon 13 n4 4 , 4
7 I I letc au 1 ogo..21,41stiostart. in the 11ZW, year
array was fleet% OveniNg` ggle5-5 01 Your hueleand telle IPAP that he boo ziatne. t
requires a. rather well-delined period will float an egg. rottr it
anraer zdati *4.4°4* with a f441011 cron"' bidden you liens 'bemuse you shot i In. we.: not verY len% tilers 1,10 lin which 0 pees °ler this couutry teirthen vetoed; waell and wipe a, per- ,„ your hasIner,s. 00 10 the is5ti,,
itu rcao no to he up to date
von flower clinging to it. The law. 1 or.,ly liamiltaa as the evening of 'doctor arrived, and then ait alarretlfrom ONO COZFL to the other. The Seeley healthy youvg Leers liver and 6" Y
disregard for alrefs and appearances
Tide the titirty-lit'eet es- shot her with hi- 0,vas at an end, fie found the ball i
test to Warder and that enet oette ost once; it had not gime ver.l7
s - * .0. deeP varying, Foulewhot, With the ceaeon of a cool
averege io from three to four clays, 'put in the brine for a tied:: hang totes and find out what saieeessfid
apoke mare forcibly than anything your guilty. the year awl with other conditions. Tongue. - Beef tongue for curing4 •
place one loop ilhe the ht,:t, laden arid women are doing. it don't
'pay in these times to sta:• in the
yor !oohed on in utter dirmay,
else could have done - told more
Without a' wnrd 07 a ruurnlnrs she;ge. It, entrikletlesebt11411"10111(nTd" h011it'llAr 44"115.eNtaract.
414 0
&TA ilt his Vet. her room, not tultheing verY much frosted tahe absent se week. Thus Ipselintis of tahgnaintsture or o,:oot. or the Pracession.
"E'Vening tenet, lIlldredl l)rn3r.': The Young efeuntees. ae She stood pain. 'To he petted, indulged, made arias of high or of low temperature,pint of salt, a toaspooritui of oatt.1 If you have not already done so it
mY dear. Put. on your dealt again. libel:hal the ald,re-tres at ihatens- a great heroire of, to he tho center iwould le Illaty to 544OeM1 each oth-,,q peter and a quarter pound of brown ,weuld be worth the trouble to seri-
do not linoW - I teee not. preparaxi- mere. had heard the sound of a shot: of all antelely. wee eery plea50111. tO : er In l44064 places by about. that. In -:Sugar. Drop the tongues into bolle '01164," consider if it would not pay
Put it on quichlY, before any of the she Wan too dared with her own tier, she knew that all her adildr- 'towel. ling water for three minutes: isioalt,tbillata tNIAI'V.Celo' vi,6!;;Stwern
tititx from whidi it had proceeded, about 1;er, that a hundred Peril:riled iand one Which, if put to the test. 'and aprinkle them with it as yow,not have to go out on eohd, stormy
them well with the mixntlulerne'Yinonywoleiril botron
vervanta come in. "dalat is lt. Rii-i grief and misery to note the direr- era would he in a. state of anxiety 11 While this in a rough calculation 'cool rub
"Net Muth. father," ehe replied. She hail fancied that romeraing WOO*, Noun would reach her everY dolit ewoeld enreunter many exceptions. pack them closely in .an earthen 1 daYs in winter to drink ice cold wo.-
dred - what is tlie wetter?" 4
ilrearil,e; "ray muirriage has not .,___ . ------- :'1101, flowera and fruits, newspapers, , weather bureau experte cay thatovessel. Put n. weight, to keep them iter at an Open tank.
not come home. What in t se mae- 0141..S.T.Ii-ef°7 11.13chIPP*interoet. to tile handsemo earl. Slie either co; or eight days. "u* a • 1•1 ii WI With Shit WWI tO glut e. largo flow of milli unless
there saw a pale, beautiful WOMan. P • • ti
Scraped and ecrettleed oq and wilt tei you ariaiie ft so,
klenhe 0, iplarrel otter ali., and bis Was a puzzle -- euppeeed to have by Scieuce, '
"Fatheri" Ole 0Olds "I Ain COgle daughter had done nathiro, wrong. !been Cita by poadiere in the weed: Oiot injure the flavor of the meal.
frOM his seat. ills daughter. hie wrote to Win W04.43 IP) went to the father's bailee in Loudon. No one every toondny in thee, mantel oeu onife. it io excellent e5 a mutat, suhf 11..„(.1vliottaiirittone aaberimengleve Or cal
bealitiful Iiildred, the Courite::s of city. telling him that lals wife land, dreamed of connecting the two lin.' 114.160 be rainy, 1140 W0,41144 rule, in heltlio.er uneaorakendmorpsninirnlynthrria lit); -1: ---1- -t---1. 5- ;-.------' 1.1-' a
Oaravca, pale AS death, wrapped, in a rettehed holne SalOY. hut was looLe nOunCetnerite. and he the disorderehompulae estimation,. ahouki appsy to )1 to hot f i a ' id et he be made of rough boards. Itialig a
ITwo of these weather tielee - and the ehould to OliNed with fat. Tritn ,hechgroond* Beer:, one roust get
than words that tomething t
soseeeel ett bim. mad theu fell like 1, Olen elm wive content to relnalh 4necond is apt to h f t 'th 1 I
reveree t aro - EiCat y an( to eeery tWenty •
'held, and hustle or he left way back
dreedful had happetied.
home, 'Y" To root to roe Ouse -Da 'boa% all the Utiles invalids lovt*, with 0, vigorous storm to-dae'• th re town ' tl d put.. As milk Contains eighty-two per
e Chun's' eleteasittliaetrlaist 'eVettld :towered. upon her; above Ids slightly more likelihood of anoth-, ting bottom. ones on top, If they cerit. of water It will readily be seen
tarried out we,li. and I aUl C011ae
,rAwl, 41grit ....1.0091C0-% Var.. 444141 Kto"Illta culv fue*Igth ftltr lako wauta lie a cheat source of ee in Joel. a. week than of another in do not mahe enough pickle to cover that a COW ean hardly bc expected
ter? Ton she." and the lawyer, • nourfectaverehevel7ner*Fie.erit. Tit;trise did not Unita verer Muth about woo' gin of increased lifted/mod, although'iet ;Stem lie ten days. Hang to dry, 'she can have st chance to I r
with a 'very resigned exOrceelan ef hmgda tbatiltnr".4""44441147""tigh. Shat lier; there were perechers on that fildet
then bag away from the flies like the comfortable place.
face, folded his bands to listen catieuruzaurart ant ern;. coot:D=4m littctitt, and it must have been 44rnY Thitl is that the popular saying beef. To cook, soak in cold water
1 f- Itime" while tho Tatestlays would average for four hours or until you con pierce,nees in the country to -day. in it
whirring through the taws. That 0"*IerinI kineeji;jelresUliTalt°1 Ivlilillt(lidlev°srtirde.fluous up to another standard. Nothing of . it with a fork; if the 'water boils ;too frequently lures, amonget
io ehere but tiloY thie kind is to be expected. Excep- away, add more boiling water. When ',ers. that deadly organism, coil COM-
. ' I t'v ent in the pro-
wh4t they r it, YenOin aim it sal
fgew,I.M•••••••••
5. ni bin daughter's story. eh taletter thttesehAtehelfeCoe =eta 6ebot one had done it purPoeele implies. Were the rule to work out over night; In •the morning put to DISEASE IN TIM \Melo
Dr Chase's Ointment -for, as the lovely' lady told her- 'rigidly. the Mondays of the year boil In a kethe full of cold water. Down in the average farm well
earl, I hope - that is, you have WA 4 t;elt With a smile, she had net 'would be all on the same pattern, :bring to a boil and seemlier gently ines the source of much of the sick -
"You bave not (parreled with the
letio has sent me awnv." she re-
lined, and Arley Ransorae's face grew i something was the ball that iat arm s 0 n .
Ivry dark. i hien fired at Lady liamilton, -which had etidently made their escape. I tions to the seveurday rotation nee411' thine stand to cool in t u3 e . ,
.
-There bs not much to tell." she pierced her shoulder, mut would frightened, doubtless, 0.t, wbat they often enough to keep the mind of i width it was boiled. When cold, re- duction of typhoid fever. From the
11 "You misled have pieeced her heart had it gone had done. No tragn ot them could onan from guessing too readily the i move the skin, beginning at the tip 'results of °facial. tundesis of drink -
,h t se slots which nature hides in land strippiog it back; cut he Nery Ing water, which aro continually be -
thin Slices. ling made, it is eurprising that so
Dutchering.-Butchering tools are hnany are enjoying the measure of
needed enlo once a year and then igood health which they do. It you
they should be on hand. It's a dis- I ha.ve any doubts as be the cbernical
con n , .
me - you told me that marriage in the direction in which. it had licen , be found. ,
could to happy without love. I find 'aimed. It Was with a rem of relief that the 'wind and the s____.torm-clouds.
f het
that love is the soul of it, that with- I For the moment Lord Caraesen had 'Lord Caravel), went to Itis room that:
out love marriage is o, dead body. 1, been too bewildered to know what night, lie wanted to be alone to
heing the weaker and inferior, was had happenee; what he eva.o eaying think over the events of the (10Y. Ile MISTRIeSS AND MAID.
, agreeable task to hiteh up and go to , or bacteriological purity o
the first to learn to love. I learned lin reality to his gue,st was that he found bitna-cif dwelling less on the
to love my husband - he has never !
hiked, his wife's maiden mune better terrible fact that his wife had shot , day
"Jane." said a mistress the other
to her servant, "I am sorry to i
press or sotne other implement; then all it coSts to have the test made is
a neighbor's sifter a kettle, lard ;which is being used in your home,
cared for me." 'i than any other he had ever hearci. Lady Hamilton than on the wonder- part with vou; but I can put up with
"You are too sentimental, Hil- -Ludy Hamilton, who never lilted to ful fact that she loved him. i 1
"All right, mum." answered Jane, tools; a
butchering? When buying kettles 'make the required examination.
pertly; "a change will do us both
we find it pays to get the huge I When the rush of fall work is over,
good. I ant going be be married
c"zes Tbe small icettks that do not it is a good time to pump the well
t leo hate to be taken borne again. the express on a sample to and from.
(I cal," aid Arley Ransome. severe- hear anyone praised but herself. ash- "I have gone mad - I love vou
- go. We think nothing of buying other ,the Ontario .Agricultural College,
your impudence no longer. You -
1y. /.-et1 at once what 3t erns. He had kt rao diet" - el not buy an outfit for where the officiols will be glad to
"I hne'e heea doing my best. for ;answered "Ilildred Rionome;" and The words haunted him lite the re-
n3y huSband," she continued, "and those were the words Lady Caraven frain of a Fong, lie could not sleep.
we were growing hemmer. In time ha hetird Y ext month." more thrtn a good-sized 'out and removes all decayed animal
I think that he Would have loved rae• 'et uttered than Ludy ITionilton fell ' f e was before him. The words
, 1 I "Indeed, Jane! Well, I hope vou hold numb
but some one else, a fair woman -ion his slsoul er Wi 1 a faint, d'l- e a nuieatice. And about ler veseetable matter which may have .
one of the kind of women that he ad- -a cry that seemed almost shied-
'
mires - Lady- Hamilton, came, and taueous with the firing of the shot,
1 ht the pale, passionate, beau -
The earl knew she had been, shot,
"I see," said the la.wyer "tho 1Jilt by whom or why he could not
rang in hin ears as they had rung may be happy, for, apart from your
meat cutters or grinders - they will collected during the suntraer, and ef ,
careful girl I ever knew or heard of. all do the work well that is requir- a. bucket of charcoal, or even a few I
when he saw laildred in the star- temper, you are certainly the .most
all in ono vehenient storm of
light, plearlieg, praying, accusing
During the twelve months you have ed of theirs.; but there is a whole lot small luibps of lime, be placed in the ,.
of difference in the amount 05 power bottom rauch of the impurities still i
it takes to run them. The small, or remaining will be absorbed.
medium size, we prefer, because they
words. So he would see her until
been with me you have uever once
broken a piece of glass or china of
Surely( HIldred, you hove not minute while he looked around; then be.en a stranger to him until then.
for 000 he died. He felt as- thoug 0 le .
any description!
old story, jealousy and quarreling. guess. He laid her n
ion y the labor of a. life- it was that he saw the white face of The passionate love which had flam- "Not that you have ever found . are not so tiresome to operate even
time by hrowing jealous and vexing his wife. Ite jumped to the con- ed into hot jealousy had been hid- nut mum" said Jane, with it re- if they do *set grind the meat as fast
the earl?' elusion that she had done it; she, den under a cold, calm exterior. How
- e larger 000s.
"I have done Worse than that," and no other, was there on the spot. she loved ItiMl ire had never seen
she said - "far worse. I was jostle She imh even herself avowed her any woman's face light up, so spice-
ous of Lady Hamilton. I -thought jealousy. She had followed thorn, didly. Per the first tune in his life
th t both she and MY husband were and in the madness of her folly had he owned to himself that by the side
lovelinese faded into notIong.
He wondered that ho had lived So
lone in the house with her, so long
' d
of her magnifitent beauty blonde
deriding me. I followed them when
they went out to see the sun set over
the like I hid myself behind the
alder -trees to listen if they said any-
thing about me; and then - I can-
not tell how it happened -- my hus-
band saw nie. He was very angry;
he said that I was never to enter
his doors again, but to return home
at once to you."
The lawyer's face cleared.
You are quite sum that you
1•1••••••••••••••=••••
shot Lady Hamilton. No other idea
occurred to him. He said to him-
self at once thatit was so, and he im-
plicitly believed it. Ho had rushed
to her and told her that she was it under one roof, yet had not notic
"guilty woman." She had owned it. that which every one else remarked.
But they were speaking of different He was struck -most of all by the
kinds of guilt. He meant the guilt fact that she loved him. It did not
of murder; she meant the guilt of be- matter about anything else. He had
read her truth and her love in her
face. She loved him as no one else
ever would or could; toed it flashed
ing a spy upon Mtn. No doubt of
her guilt relieved his mind. Even
in that first bewildered moment he
•••••
in Fo r
But the Doctors Could Not Cure Mr. Cloutier—Said He Would Never be Well
Again—After Six Years of Helplessness He Wat Cured by
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
The case of Mr. Simon Cloutier,
shoemaker, 110 Lagouchetiere street,
liontreal, deserves more than passing
notice, because his case was unusual-
ly severe.
;
For six long years Mr. Cloutier
was an invalid, unable to attend to
his work, and muck of his time
was spent in the hospitals of Mon-
treal. The doctors gave him no
hoee of recovery, but, on the con-
trary, told him that he would never
be well again.
A treatment that will reetore to
good health it person whosse case
was considered hopeless must be of
more than ordinary value, anil this
is only one of a, series., of remarkable
cures that have been brought about
by the use oe Dr. Chase's Nerve
Foo d.
"
Mr. Simon Cloutier, seemaker,
110 Lagauchetiere street, Montreal,
Que., stetes :-"For six years 1 wee
not able to work, my nerves were
all unstrung and my digestion bad.
I had severe attacks of headache,
could not sleep, and suffered with
shooting pains in th*5 small of my
back. I was io four hospitale, but
the doctors could not cure ine. They
vengeful smile. "But I have smash- as 1.0
ed nigh everything in the place at
BARNYARD NOTES.
.one time or another!"
The etable should be located on
high ground with good drainage.
No stagnant water should be al-
lowed near the stable, and no ma -
h uld b within 1.00
Had a bombshell struck her the
mistress could hardly have been
more astonished; but she managed to
gasp;
"What do you mean, Jane?"
"Pretty nigh everything, I say;
but the 'joins' is so fine that they
haven't noticed them; and I'll leave
you some cement in the dresser
drawer, for I don't bear no malice,
and you'll find it come in. wonderful
handy, seeing as how you ain't bad
at breaking things yourself."
,
MANING hIA.TTERS WORSE.
said I would never be well ,again. In
spite of their decielon I began the use
of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food some
months ago, and I am convinced
that I owe my life to this medicine.
have now been at work for over
two weeks, and believe that me
health has been fully restored. It,
is, a pleasure for me to add my tes-
timony to the hosts of others from
roreons who ham been. cured by
this wonderful medicine."
Pr. Chseseee Nerve 10000, 50 cents
a box, 6 boxes for e2.50, at all
dealers, or Eemans.on, Bates & Co..
Toronto.
A philantiu'opic lady visited an asy-
him not long ago, and displayed
great intm
erest in the inmates. Ono
old man particularly gained.har com-
passion.
"And hew loeg. have you been
here, my inan?".ehe inquired.
"Twelve years,". was the answer.
"To they treat you well?"
"Do they feed you well?"
ir 'yes
After addressing a few more ques-
tions to him the visitor passed on.
She noticed a broad and broadening
smile on the face of her attendant,
and on asking the cause beard with
consternation that the old man was
none other than the medical super-
intendent. She o hurried back to
make apologies. How sueceesfulhc
was may be gathered from these
wares:
There should be windows on the
• 'I a m sorry, doctor . I Will SUnny sielee Sunlight is death o
neer/. he governed by appearances germs and filth.
'The stable should be ventilated so
again." that no strong odor is noticed on
--
Hard coal, exposed to the weather, entering the building.
loses.in bulk per cent,' pot annum; Eaeh stall must be at least .three
soft' coal loses hilly 12 per cent.
eurial deposits e o e
feet of the building.
Keep a. wagon handy and draw the
manure directly to the fields, where
there will be 110 waste.
The water supply should be secur-
ed from a water source uncontamin-
ated by barnyard or any other source
of impurities.
Next to bread aad water milk is
the most common article of food.
With it very few exceptions milk is
the most economical source of food.
lt contains proteins, fats, carbo-
hydrates and mineral matter in the
Most available form - the four nu-
trients required by the body.
To be a, wholesome article of food
milk must be kept clean. The . re-
quisites of cleenliness are that the
food given the cattle be wholesome
and that the sanitary conditions of
the stable be maintained. .
The water for cooling the lnilk
should be pure and clean, as well as
the water used in cleansing the dairy
utensils.
The stable floors must be tioht net
smooth, with sufficient incline to in-
sure. drainage. The gutters should
be
eToble3ence.eling should be tight to pre-
vent dust :sifting through.
NARRIAGE PROPOSALS.
•••••••
Eccentric Wooers' Fantastic Pro-
positions.
Charles Xruger's proposal in mid-
air is, perhaps, unique. He was a.
trapeze performer, and kis act with
the lady in whose hand he aspired
was nightly vociferously applauded
by the good folk of St. Louis. One
night, while he held the fair astiste
swinging above a se.a, of upturned
faces, after *he had made her dying
leap, he whispered a hurried offer of
marriage. This -the lady accepted,
and they finished their peril:genetics
an engaged couple.
Not alone in comic opera has a
proposal been made from the Bench.
Strongly reminiscent of the judge in
-.Friel by Jury" was the Arkansas
functionary who not long since pre-
sided over a Court of Justice where
a num was being tried for assault.
The prosecut4x, a lady of consider-
able personal charms, detailed her
woes, and concluded by saying that
she went in bodily fear of the pris-
oner, who was her brother. Where-
upon the judge remarked that he
would, if she would accept him, af-
ford her such protection as e hus-
band might. 'The lady thanked him,
and gladly closed with his offer.
ROYAL TRAINS.
It may not be generally known
that a telegraphist always travels
by "Royal trains." In case of any
4shalej'ainttsP,
ttahelai(iledtacil:estwtoelliledgrabieni RpthOceet(1,,
and a wire tied or connected with .an
ihStrument, nhich the telegraph
clerk would work .while sitting on
the bank. By this means word could
be at mice sent to the nearest rail-
way station, seeders instructions that
assistance nasst: be sent at once to
feet wide and -long enough so that
cetesein spot.