Exeter Advocate, 1903-8-6, Page 2IIntaitsallMahalitttaelliallhatatailitailaWeidarelfiSfe” SteltinSattitataatieges
- easiseateatisseetootietestesasettosiesatiessetsesseeetitteiseseassisieta,
STRONGER THAN DEATH
-iiiimitiaiikkommesomoot
.A • RAINS 0 E F E
CHA.PTER Va-Cont.
- bout lealapast ten. or a, little
Ilearc,r to eleven, so far as te-e
A.a the hour. Miss Itebeeea
wood returned. She linoetted at tiai
bolieloor, ethich is at the side tat
the Lodge. tender it remit; tettieity
tuat.-e, special ititothie Ity ber-
et -4f and leer Meet+. `Tatire was no
atiewer. Agein nrot isseein eta
10azi31.: a4td, toetiier, siet
could tear tati twitoett thritegts the
siieat how*. Stia, nit anerette
"Sate came to Saint, teat. to
asittelfut of eteetee grova tatt
wore. end taro; at -lg.:est tease
Froze:Pi wieditto
Wtt..-re tor rase; t.e-e•O't
eirrocht anitei rt tet
aro tirse, tote e • e,
etiew eh Lie 71 cies t e.t.a
attoset
%ewe. gear
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eity
itatt
th-3 entail egie
woad iieit meat e iit iste; est .1
tdigiter roses.
boai ain otie tett ,',5jer5tha
rift& it fiC5 aet it water:. hitee Ilislieetia la:7a :waited itit
drowingerirent window. Be" thi 3,12.-:.07,:a ;L..
tow, 7,,,11,36s RettSna ti?Ate, imtto TiltalUg
wait aiaein. She, itiiiieted on t4;41r-744-:%.,. ototy n few r'.q.Ctr.t1'3 Itth°4-41. w
tali :adder it. Weevit itatha, tenti.„iiiesetatiaie vitae, it ie
steadoirig it, foe ter taloa,. and c.„. nt411 No -a sfoint(4 ,S.11 ittrglOW4 Itt%! Ion Of tt;',t on- eery ei-xf,404"1 atoi his releatee "oar heir tte„,„ e„,„e „,„,„„
waleiti it I should esill for a veal
rfl'31•:1" !et:1 Wundciv''i TI''4.4•""5/11, ere oirtative die:tee izail inegion, to ;Mott a Mite woe obtainsti make by Itite eitelliango invitt tr7„,t7
"It?, tiow streatiiitiesii tee ettetioei titieeti este ties wittei the itattie -Retort hitieva" woe iit ,eitatesit met wito and littet eapture mod, tviimont 173440 *Patc,nt
to the at the loott sit" ,eiteiti "m00% witin&low era 014. mata /the wittia". -ill firma the *rata that held hila a donate it one will attend to on tito
11zQ {414wra a4111:-.:, 0114,7., ,prta t:,,,11114 tale anti stie fmttlia aer •44•4 int41) t--24` teeth -se watt (caught Maria ‘1/14, .61 14-4,4.0 anioh tom in athrs.
I deinds mad at Me right aim..
ti1;4'11-111- rI '4"PI Inane (on' flier beet., with aer ovate liam-"i; 'manna tie* mountoiitesers allot have lam lettere are fano:toe who would
hi w 110 gui'. g7a1"141'. out [(Ora ertieitiie Slat. waa rgigii d'`..d415V 103' th''' 3144t; 3" roster tithaitteil the right, of the Sal- glad to got their butter of e
TW`4"e 114°;"1 110 :-V.,"4 to bikini I/4501440h taut sumo tittuat, tool Pati vw"it!;.'whija4 tor tif aforrereo to inipoee tattoo ups reseiariy every wpaii /provided et
potation; %,,,4444. It.ok ,4"4!n414-tv:„ lint to4 atom iii :tato tottea ,itit ▪ 4,V44Wrztv t1.0;':1-1,- 4'4" .4'41: On 11PM aq401 Vonir5f,k titles 0i0 part wow uniform in quinlity. 0,4441 that
ktZt1V inottictilate itinitosing thita eht 4 51, 111,,,, 401,14m slr.r mad woJ 1/"141. "'" ansl oreel If titi "
tt'37t2 :144e,0111Without 14tV=„ nt -li , .4- hhuul , „Itteethiesoittsi the
aite tittered a weed, ti-lise drop:eel
to 3 4144 faint,
774
!frightened leek. but le wilt swear, teem On Ardel's handsome face
ibeyond the possibility of 3atistake er gathered tho gloom that always felt
doubt. that it was the face ef his opon him with the thought of death.
too -aster, Edgar Wickham, the pris- altis no use, Trevor.'" he said
or at tho bar." abruptly, -I cannot keep off tbe• !rilsub-
A. thl wont through the court atJet.eany longer. j could not stand
this startling denouncement. The 'another day lilt this. Tbat young
P
prisoner slavered as f-ont blow.filowai face is still before me; the
A . i a i
tb.eit drew himself um. and for a mo- ileao thought of it makes ow shim -
:went seemed as if 140 Were going to ta."
'break in upon the switch by eoutte °You think him innocent?"
angry denial.
don't think about that, I tel
Vivian Arde1 turned his eyes' on Fon. 1 ordy remember thee he is in
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A FOR FARMERS 4-
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ilr' ?t
t
,., Seasettable and Profitable 3
Mitts for the Busy Tillers eti
Of the Soil. se
ii•I
t; i• itlatotfinitiatitifsaiitio*44iiite***t*
MAN31NO OF A DAIRYMAN.
i conadesice of WO Master. tba Kiss : tho witness
iiuT3,b-fielot'XI)laeleuilill;a7dhobestt bts4iittrtzo.--tideTticC1tY titedanliltgoetr'Stamliincr fliitQcet gen one hard winter soon after 1
ialy euccessful dairy experietwe be-
4°11er at th*". bt•r• li..4`e rt.:. titi'esitbis'atsr,uplolifttred,thilt, to hint by Trevor earia to face with death, sweating the began housekeeping." writes A. W.
•er of many of the i i as ier in the day. Ile saw o'houltilit- cold sweat of horror. At the sight Citeever. "Thav was little call for
..• ;iv z:114-tessolearg,,sxszol mt ittits ptlasitystehdewhoeotdweettinaz, aged. te,ides iteesiaares„ swat-100meg it huagination plays me a strange faroe labor and prices were low. 1
.tit,e tirst ordent titages of their ',i;lixall' I?" .1vatl g' eves tin(' a illra) i'onilii4;,,ing
avy mouth. T te fo 0 of tit e man. : s I lace, ono look at the eoming 1 ve cheaply or run in debt, which 1
mo to stand in ' had little to do with, and had to
4
ft
on w° hose, words life or death- hung. (Death out of his eves. At times Ids t, did not liOe to do. 1 had a cleence
1`11'sr tlie trial, then. for moderate mess of milk.
1 paid a
to biro' cow that was giving a
As Was perhaps isatural, the young
-ado toe more than tine oreeston vent- "
putty with grey beaas fer the fotorte" peat lox Ior het Lee,p-
,
:-Cot I ant willing to suffer. if it fug (1 do not rementlier iust bow
011 t1 1.4�1 voico of the Attornsw_Generai ito5ps mo to fop utal.
and I believe Moat. but I did tbe and
;certain, ' • • *
Then each Wag cevereti earl made
air tight. After about. four weeks
tlie eau a were opened, ar44. the cheese
was tested. It was fourai to be ex-
cellent in flavor and of StnOnV*.
even texture. The cheese thus made
has the advantage a being rindiess,
Moreover. it loses no weight through
evapohation or moisture.
NOTES ON no FISIODIaTO.
Pigs should be well but not over-
fed. A good bacon pig of twelve
!stone ought to be produced in seven
months trout its birth. It shoula
not be crammed, minter should it
be halastarved, but fed steadily and
regularly. Pigs fed steadily and
iregularly 'will give tbe most setts
,
ifactory results to the feeder when
weighed in factories. A hog witich
has beet at any p:iod
of bis lifit even though well fed af-
terwards, will not do so. Feed
three times a tday at fixed hours;
never leave food in the troughs at -
ter the pigs have linisbed. The ik•sh
of the pots is soft and "flabby if fed
05 arewery or distillery waste or On
turnips or beets. and in comparison
to their ease their weight in the scale
is nit:arable. They neav deceit e (the
1 tays by •*gtaites,
weight. deceive the ecate-
• low tone of alei. tali- .1 cati." islY family lived iargoly co the ,
It'd 10 4 P
to Stoteat Witevii. Lae tSao:tier wos 1i
, , , est , as he concluded hie speech. "You have found a wea1,. point in of that olio Cote through the entire
aways tee :neat p,:t.Nr..r.:8 0;ta t
. . , Iron." he seri& "I would ini the tirownis caee, then?"' i wooer IN t, i 0 . ,41 U1Qt ue
st,, tt..a.ts
' I my dety, to the prisoner. •'1 hoPit so. 1 ettspmeed it. when Milk Waft EPt for the cream to Ileai
rely et tat it- • .7 ..11. glvt,4.- tto ith• public, if I wore to strain Ott I read the brief. The sight of toe' and from the cre.oin I learned how ,
I evideitee agoinst hina or etitploy nn y wits -toss ?sae confirmed my etispicion. to make butter. There were many
t
• it•
i- e .7 tot ei.
tit
•d,,ezeii of tho Ad:ice:ate to exaggerate Trevor, 1 ars couvinved that man iinisio4cs made. but I was gYI zing
Lie toittot-tance. The inetinetts oi Witiorii15 lei:et-hi experience all the Cote that was
rtity for tr[z... "I had my doubt% of bita Pinata; viftre,th ,1:4r eu,selia lt4wn't 1",„1""r W"z!
Oet W110 stauds there to -dee. led, his story is plain and el -r-_ and •stisai wairo Pato ter other lands .ot
au> 4F,t,:.r.411z.g .an a Would frotn its. as t haze seid. so welt the ed-Obod Iiiimliasal cilito shisoutiiii. was i
et- taps. 1 hove bad Pa ptvasant rt.:11t,41. facts ot the ease, tiore is no iist'd in variona wait's. as drink and
_toe to oiseharee. It is my deo: &area to break isint ilown.' i for coot:big. I am satisfied that
it set ttie tool -ore before yor,D,, n--- ' `I itore, is ono eltanete, I Balite; fiay 131,1^-4 realtai the value of reilit i
eetaitetaing, lest aittitio riTet wo get to nataii, to biller" "aii =on ertieli of fooel. ,
r k30wn in zaittitee, That tinte °Carteinly. Bet to "'not aintee's experitinee etaried i
et:elate-oral and shall 11•55511,11- °Answer my finr,stlionS far a Imo. Me an a dairy former. Litter I '
51 dattharge, Ott the 1.,1-ideecc',. tot..tatc, iilie a good feitote, eon ynn Waal more cows; amtas confidence 1
• Nett ere attired be tae oath teenage a friendly, conlialindial ineiVr55 g31l5e4 and itto butter Ilet'altt-• in
you u,ga terview with the wants" denitual. I tnereaeed tho dairy till I
is: tae trataters of life and ditatiti fritoa itao he coritiuutd,) finally bought it farm and flu. elect:
La, n•r', 40:0605.511 th To is 00 embed. in i end merle dairying the leading laIsi-
" ' '','''' ' faithful distilarLPI Of prar dItY
reef lite prisoner. if yeti con; 'cen-
tre stai -ist Mtn, if ewe rettst."
ita Tizent was a bole plettettralliii
eneitinsient in Court tat he resuated tho lottado mouth and by readieg the writings
POsitiOuti of suceonsful dairymen. I beta, faunal
bis
wet.
• et -ides -zee was given. tlf`,5,o" it hi., 0111.5;10nd, that it is not rteceesary to depend
on fitaltiottalille breeils of eOwS. 14411-
iereutelita 15213454 IrteilON vsenr• depot -el pa of e nate in MorareO.
,.to _,„12.tr,t11....211h•.4 (0443441,
ti.ltirtirsiultreapepicrsio.natu.:31ritrjil,e, :3;,,,,iitie,ortvtot:reaa;,tetio.,,i:liseattiezteitatitirin;tailenodo5atitt, alitthigtiligodenotrizaeefoorr.e Iw(h)rat‘i.rle,
ea thoir FatarineS5 racertIvorn Moro. bos rast wen 5 titat it better for a. butter
•ertoommmonro,-..t..mn,romm.wo 50tiSo 1 Was never satislitel toilets I
thought nay butter Wee as g0041 348
TIVE .ABIONG THE MOO , retail be istatiti, F33 learned. from
othere all I could, both by word of
operietive
taTimehil"
la
iiairennan to raise his stova. tberi to
tialeatiaiitien that cona4 um -witted to, retain tits aleade. Iteistaitiepend on baying, I woold feel
3 to ;,trAffert 0441 04, 1•3S14,^. wittta ntan 34e, wise oresetriled tot a.
iet nee a a lewd ate. tate site east Otto,' lite worti "doe-its:oh." tai461ll: leirioe5n1V, Weird 51}000 5.45-0,3431 i*L'55e. pri'yTtnZ,a.
• t- they could pay aotnellong above
1/111'4!SPI1414.i v4'01014' 114'014 nablinT1 alueb tatiithla market prieeo for that certainty of
Of viol .tv'een
%vat hp, too noehrit • tissito-front the email mental ititiaind theatil,,eat,i, girl wereos„lotts-,i did not exert themselves to osalie ram Butter dairyiet, aimed taw
44
1341 r4. Iptitt;) Plit 115 . or the treoroccata teoveristrionl. Thi7 being well served 4,4'647 tittle WittOntr
itoaahli weevil toi. Loa ens, O" rivan mail 7* 4"1":' 8" Mato captive enjoy luis shert
4'43z,-454 140 431433 thel fat of any land. alio taiutinilli; may
• it otatatie floaw 34rovo 14Y th44 it,1t441107,4;4•041,Pitt W0r0 111'44'. pop moo oaho le to hie
ti e tnetritor t." 0,4 t"t111114ittedte-i or elitottio hie r th" stoat, noarly inneh tnnin.rn !teen melted in the now wonder,
eat lea' ttor etrotelioil prone on , • • iiitt„et mot wort,,,ct into nin unnrnEvn * ° 4 II) In °I rpr
hineihnitt Ltr tinetitio tot the bode'. 'flare ie yet mitItor44,1,at nin; lheitv That fvetteti ,ttide With tiothing to eat and for city trivia toatonh. mita tar Aim
PLOW -POINT PROVERBS.
A mortgage. on the lariat is harder
to aig out than o sed,of wise gless.
Not every Urg mould Hatt Iit.01113
FO; and a lame ttORSto o /onto
fernier.
Wast.' lends to want, want leads
to woo; hefore yOu Mart COnsider
witicit why you go,
A weak fenee melee a stench farmer.
Dena 1-4 the atestaluntr eat up the
tber ten.
If yore have a jumping row, fix a.
piekle hara.1 for iter .1141111) into,
and she won't jump long.
Rats in Iles crib gives the team
pain its tile lila.
Little, steels wane tail weeds; but
tail weeds esake eitert corn.
Ighow grNr-,-. and 1.-7141f•lattmjill
41140,Tio' ti farirer Kale on trial.
liatet a cot for a rot owl the pig
wal got fat.
-Y •-
To rim to yea • et Da
Claw% One:rant is a e zinnia
eat catielcie ante for cad;
and every foon et intitica,
It1taiugaati vraIrtnlinZtritm
ofestware here mare nottel it. taettee
5 0 sin tia daiity rrt.es earl oat yoerrielste
(bey Matt Fait; YO4 ‘4141113 azd
CwIT tarli, .ny,t, coml. ine a bet. at
.411 e erEetiereetelSeires&CeeTeteetOt
Dr:Chasel's Ointment.
=IV GRAINS Firtuzir A TONS
rtu Property of a liTewlyt
%or tottedition wato pet teirtio aii tip a. arm. as no fertility ie eolal in IiilUeovered inineral.
Lewin- Ali 'Mete '.-P.C1s. aii: "ra" "ti th''' 114"""i"K iWt5 d'itiii" ratty antotig them,
vsteti
lo 134313 II -Tomas Cie wireltivs - be made to pay in relator young Alive to the public interee while!:
041 1' teli Iota of the evfoleitia w te 1
taz.. ,.1„44or oi tt.4. roam. tior4at 444 tt.;0 0 toe iiiiniitee ai Ippit44 Po:litti.t ittt.,1, titatrt, into story stzt;r4 tout yitttt tt thirteitetio lomat he woe left in eon- ror nom mod to contratitore toe tee no Profeenor Lienheeter has tuN
ged at the N10041%11 Ifi*AOry :1314.
Inv too„),,, Rtzti ithh„. , motile r imitortent pieen isritionvia ft 11..1i ; f t tat etiveral ilaytt 41 hineillese c011ete 4WC11- whomniti trade,. it 410.4,013 :,414111, 8011th Rensington. Loudon,
' • ,,,,34.4.‘,130. hatil lima- of Cho poor girl • le i'ota diatst evIttiniqr wan was. tined. mid it was intimated to hira
14,,4, jelic hhir hitheh holt ii 411111.1- teittrit meta-, elate. lie., ' , • -4" r , Pied the riniat Whieh• Woo a On- overdone. fer tho 1,011L011 that lart11- ilildharail winch unrolle itisaV
ens are not, inelined to learn thor- JU41, glar'N sWIL.4'e are "inn
littlit autism of radium salt, pf
14444A14
kly 3". .541 r 4
-5 iltpit4r ir,Nnit,or he had 343* 041 up a blank. '.415*Othat hitt pertel
teaeieetaranee teoetit
"%iota, nooto wonion M. crowd *a -1* t • , • ”ro. r 14 • ouglay ties tratie of Marl -Ming iirst-
W4 rot ittfiliditnir 144 ;Lt.'. 1:4•114•VV414 ‘1." 14r.a" t" 5'44145174 VIIII'-I mon reeteable that of 1/10 haitleea ales better. blow that sem is
1441,410., flo tit ...sr,. tor,,,pf Dv, 0, II!" 14%1. aloe useittviattito il4d Wit 11.'s. or thine to a means he woe alone hole
• 4.
tie 44 /MN eS that pity more than eommon lab -
84($:14;1::! (1,1 '7;1,14,0 1:: n5,,!:Iticr41 lit4:11,,,I.'1.14144111-4143141;411.:11 :1,1111111'%141r
.ttat. Y°1;14721 41111:14v343:47:!.314:4`e:ialtliri lirra"1"13'3711tr; oLif. lliT•wsw
tritlitZ3 all°1d let oreee am teie. X anot afraid *1. .1
thilli. WO had 11011er tuatourn now.
httia,,hinhi, worth! in lam iiirn •,itor.ot441 W4Ei OM* tinto ° 'tint Of thP brigandS whose re- required, hot so it is in all Sitisinetto
pti rs.44d 1910 ttP 341t#M4 , 14:mity front reale: eliteltarose Iota maite good newspaper reed-
it is past four Welfare" . No other white man 110-
••st teetiontee 443trkm ropt, itricod I' 1 Y. I: No tete could believe the law was reo iota in reetett, eaars had*13454 nO
tliat the gal wits quite dead. anon of the 39111`,Fe, 'And YOU CAW. IttIN east tee tone age, nany interesting stories to loll
03
143 11J4tly gatl'iwtis 174144a ri teon 13.1 11.1i I if/ zealot. Ile* trelitaltione
Hon II crierai "Co 1 t 11344
Iowa antem, alaittly irate and tom On sn,r, n..141 iajw%. ot (NA.
Met!. 42 mot WV0Ve(4:110 eouhl only dila" wtorh witlism•
trativ ,rat 1144 on" word initaatee eta von la eta:Amite it to Ley beitaii
whielt Leif a item to of the ltv- :4 41. WO ten Ye%
nerinista foe the police. ,bos lel- ly vomit to the laiowledito of
• eitateleusee 3 way advisahtit ar Comm, W 443e11ed
for 34. at this maw to ten you from the oitriees until Id:. inIvrvitm
nottathing tatotet tie. vieetteter mei ,"wiih the tolislter for the •Proihs'e-
anteasilt ;as 01 this Mr. litauert Iht two.
vit, who. as ytal laUst r, ;: "'Nora it ha happened, and this
prineipal evidence for the prosiau-i will 6, cotointied by the olle•r
Wil -
t03*. 11.1 has been for scene yeatti relate, 114311 about a 1.2143a13et1 yards
past iii the service of the prisoner ,froin the ;tate that Lads fano the
at 1.1". flan I 1041443o titot he was • Lawn of taliurnbain Lodge on to the
previously in the 503;le.'of thoi Mole/wad. there Lad 1194414 a Emig
prisoner's fall, r to the date 03 , stoppage of tate trometar by Which
his death, lait of tais I ens not Mr. Weevil wait traV.61144g. 115 old
certain at tho moment, and it in not lady had kat, Ler 111t54.44. aria en•a-
material to the rave. You Will 11017 ted a disturbant•te During that
readily understand with what diffa!stoppitea Mr. Weevil, front his place
culty the prosecution sueceeded in on tou of the train, saw a man come
extracting from this witness thee out. of the poreb of Laburnham
material evidence which it is my Lodge and run rapidly down tho
duty to lay before you, and the re- lawn to tho gale. When hp reached
membrane() of those facts will help the ttate the Irian walked, though
you to estimate the amount of rrp- still at a very rapid pace. Ho
denco with which that evidence is passal by the tramaar on the mune
to be received. side on, which Mr. Weevil was sit-
- "The witness Robert•Wevil on- ting. Mr. Weevil saw bis face dis-
joyed in very unusual dearer the tin.4t1V4 it was very ralc and had a
omen Have
ney Iease
rinel Often Make -the Mistake of Attributing thQ
Resulting Bar;kache to Other Causes
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills
Many women have kidnv disease scores and 'bendrede of statements
aud do not know it. They confuse which are received at those offices
the symptoms of kidney -.disease with from reputable people in all walks of
those of ailments of a fenainine na- life. •
ture. We would warn you against Mrs, W. Wilkins, Mary street,
this danger, as a few days' neglect Belleville, Ont, states:- "I suffered
of kidney disease may mean years a great deal with pains in the small
of suifering. of the back caused from kidney
Pains in the small of the back or trouble. Whenever I stooped I could
weakness and lameness of the back scarcely rise again, the pains were
are the most marked symptoms of so great. The disease beeeme so
kideey diseases; others are loss of severe that it affected my general
flesh, dry, harsh akin, deposits in the health, and I was becoming very
urine, swelling of tho feet and logs, much run down. Since using Dr.
severe headaehes, stiffness and sore- Ch'ase's Kidney -Liver Pills 1 can say
ness of the muscles„ rheumatic pains, that iny trouble has entirely disap-
sold chills in back and loins, scald- peered. I can speak in tho highest
ing, painful urination, weariness and terias of this medicine from the way
despondency. It acted in 11413r caiso,"
There is, we believe, no prepare- Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, ono
tion extant which affords sticit pill a dose, 25 cents a box, at all
prompt reliet for backache and the dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & CO.
(Swett" closed the performance for
the data and 1140 CoUrt, emptied It-
hielf rapidly. and the prisoner went
Intel: to kis cell to keep company
wttit deatlis
CHAP= t VL
naid Trevor to Vivian Ar -
del al lust. They wt•re to dine to-
gether at Arder's house, and had
walked a mile of their way front
coert In silence. "Well. 'whet do
you think now?"
"Let UM have 'your thoughts first.
You know more of such matters than
X do."
"It, is a. hopeless case. In till my
experience I never knew a 045e so
hopeless."
"But the witness Weevil, what do
you think of hiro?" •
Itis penteinal tuiventures 4344 I1ittrit1.
IItt first brought himself into m-
ice a few years ago by his venture-
some journey in disguise to the chief
town tit otte of the fanatical moue-
tain tribes, Wbo Would have allied
hint without any preliminaries if
they had euspected that be waa
white znau.
At that time be latere 3t0 Arabic
or any of the native tongues, antl
hough his shin was stained to the
proper Moroccan hue, and the native
costume sat welt upon bim lie would
not have been able to travel a railo
among the mountains if be had not
pretended to be a deaf mute. ire
had with hint a faithful young na-
floe who carried on his conversa-
tions for bina
When approaching the town which
no white man had ever entered he
passed two men on foot, who decid-
aThere seemed to mo to be some- ed that b • was a white man, and
think repulsive about the man. It when they reached the same place
maa be my keen interest in the pHs- a few hours after Harris' arrival
oner made nte feel so, for the manis they lost no Unto in spreading tho
evidence was fairly given and had news that one of the hated foreign -
the ring of truth. Then, you see, it ers was there in disguise. The re -
dovetails so perfectly to the rest of port caused much excitement, with
the case. I can find no flaw. ant the. result that in the darkness of
glad, anyway, the court adjourned night Harris, who had been rodis-
when it did. I had not a, notion guised as a woman at the home of
how to start my cross-examination, his servant, stole out of the town
and a false start with such a wit- and made his way back to Tangier,
nese would have been fatal. Now, traveling only by night and hiding
at least, I will have the Sunday to in the forests in the daytime.
think it over." Harris has spent a long time in
Ho forgot, in his perplexity, that Morocco -and probably no white man
he had asked for Ardel's opinion, is better acquainted with the natives
and for a. little time they were both and their country than this adven-
silent again, each busy with his own turesome European.
thoughts.
With a quiet, sido glance, the doe -
tor noted haw baggard and nervous MORE WOMEN THAN MEN.
his friend was, arid he dexterously The excess of the women over men
sot the talk going again, this time graatually rose during the last cert -
keeping clear of the trial. In liter- tory, but not an proportion to the
attire and science Traver was well increase of the poradation. There
abreast of the ago; Ardel fvanco of it, Soon their conversation e now slightly over a million more
ar in ad- ar
absorbed than.. The latest novel; women than.Men in. England, More
Blalo than female children are born
the latest play; the latest manual of and up to fourteen years of age
sciencee-all these things those are more boys than girls, but
touched, lightly or
gravely. In ttliila°Yt beyond that ago women are in the
greatest of human games of match-
ing, contrasting, and interchanging raajority. In Boin-nemoutb, out of
a population of 47,000, 30,000 are
thoughts, which is called converse-
women.
tion, the time wont by swiftly, told * :4
tbe wretch pining alone in his cell, t'Miss Ethel is a long time coming
with horror-1,aunted oyes fixed on down," said the youth to the sea
tile coming doath, was more than vant, after waiting some tirne for
half forgotten. the young lady's appearance. "Per -
It was a dainty dinner, daintily haps, he added, with a laugh, "per -
served; and the choice wine put new haps she is makiog up her mind
blood and life in Trevor's jaded whether to sec mo or not?" "No."
brain. But the effort which Ardel said the servant, with an icy smile,
had made to cheer his own friend "it is not her mind she is making
told on his own nerves. They had tiro -
got to tho smoking room and plun
g -
other distressing symptoms of kidney Toronto. To protect you against ed into the depths of two great easy
disease as Dr. Chase's Kidney -I4 -v -0r imitations tbe portrait and signature chairs. The talk came for a while
Pala That tale preparation is t., of Dr. A., W. Chase are on ftVerY intermittingly between tho puffs of
thorouza two is ericleoced boo.
their cigars, and then there wits W.-
Jack--"ITow „do you manage to
keert IrOur clothes looking so nice?"
Cloorge-"I buy new ones oncasional-
birt •
yeIlow-broun ceder. One made fitio
Iv pood sight to toto them. a few
grata) such at; thaet are all that at
to bo extracted, ata er rot elaboritIt
the melting of extra good butter a'"I r01437 PrIX‘f"1" frill° 43
9i11oe overdone tor a, long tito,4 yot. the mineral pia lthlozole. two Imago
But he who would sueceed louse of whielt. from Cornwell owl Bantle
eati. tautly.. think and hit constant- !It"!t11"111132''' 41E0 311110e11 431 1114
ly striving to keep up to the high- • •
Il
eta, standard." at Nyasa will rithalie intotat IN a
tionli bon, nhowitig the /ambition oro.
oommi•••••••1
perty of lett/lima On Mho,: a Mutat
teetptetwie mposaiwea ail TIN CANS, sloth 5.1 otze t•nd and peering 10, the
wine* "Medium," in twilit al 1443 10345,
Tho discovery of galactose as an mai h awe hem or iiitiot art rano
agent for ripening cheeses, seems ei. to lie iiiieheettatel, us if a dull
likely to lead to extensive ebangee lamp we 0 loaning taroehh puma se
h cheese Making.. It was formorlY fact the leix is entizely (holt except
supposed that both air aud a warm oie tate selationtitined ligitt front Om
temperature were needed to insure tainereai t at tehrs h ;Iv I g 10,02!
ProPer rifle/dog. It was found that painted with radium bromide 05 t
material thexagOnni eulphi(1e 01
zioc) whielt ineonies hunitiOUS whes"
a radium col:astound is near its
this ferment Would act even below
the freezing point and though de-
prived of air. This immensely
broadens the baso on wbich to wox•h,
for it is no longer mammary to lutve
curing rooms or uniform conditions.
Neither is it 11e0ee53117 to hold to
the traditional packages.
The Oregon station has recently
undertaken and partly completed
some experiments that will have a
large influence in shaping future
practice. Under the conclusion that
cheese will now be made in almost
any form it was determined to can
it. Tins holding from onr to five
pounds were used, being first coated
inside with paraffin to prevent taint-
ing front the tin. Tlio curd was
packed in the tins under pressure and
was permitted to remain over night.
TUE WAGES OF RULERS,
A French arifitmeticime estimates
the income per minute of some oi
the chief rulers of the world as 3d-
101781 Emperor of Russia, atil; Em-
peror of Austria,a'•2$.25; King of
Italy, $21.75; German Emperor,
$17.50; KiAg Edward VII., $15.25;
Wing 03 Spain $13.25; King of Swede
en, $9.5(); King of Davaria $8.75;
Saxony, $4.75; Belgium, $1,75; Dens
mark, $3.50; Wurtelnberg, $8.25;
France, $1.75; Roumania, $1.50;
Greece, $1.50; Sorvia, $1.50; United
States 37 cents.
Jim Dumps and wife invariably
" Force " for Sunday evening tea,
When cook went out that afternoon.
" 'Tis but a saucer and a spoon
To wash -a task not grim -
And all are pleased," laughed
"Sunny jiniSi
The Beadyitoaerte Caul
pleases everybody
in every way.
a7o L11O DO
"We use 'Force, at home and like
it exceedingly.
"U. It Etieeirmins."