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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1903-10-22, Page 7tre .RANSOMEDLiF 13 - filtnhhr " etropTER XII, Six months Iloilo gone by slowly, -RallIF• yet not withotit soloce for the latter paw, of their apt great eorrow. Tee lase deya of golden sepeendier SaW Ardel and Judge Tree vote laey and reannette oll assembl- ed M Aiders beeutiful country piece •otetitverlake. in lholdshire. thiery Trevor Was the lest to are live at the rendoevoua having spent U20 ououner M Northern Omiesie, wn-s- sunimieed to seo Colonel Wicle. been at breakftiet it mention; sur- prised. not pleened, "i thought there wero to be no etoane,ers. Ven?" to Amid. 'But Wickbam is not a. stranger, ovoti know. Ho is one of Onte.dves, in a way. Don't you lihe him. Har- ry?" d'ito you?" .Oh. yin; in a tand ea a way. I theink rie fellow ceula tolp Linn Ile is so bright end plettaeat. °rho only fault I have to nod with hire is that he IS SO inderuelly grate- Pil, lie foeclea 1 eaviet bie life. ociti kninv. hind is. a rouse, before--" fl stoped tainenied, with the bloom slow of PAM awl perplexity on rar:•,,, that alweys showed whenever be stumbled on any allualon to the fOrMOr life tbat lay hidden far lie. Lind the Week wall of oblivion. ... It passed in a iitputent an he glance {1411111 ta where Colonel Wickham sat beside Lucy. "They'll make a. bandeonte couple, won t they, Larry?'" to whispered. "Ira as good an settle, I believe, Ho has been spooning on Levy this ilozenyeara or ;nor% When ho Pato od straight out for on invitation 1 iciateldn t. tinder the circumstance% m- itten hint; now veuld I?" ITorry Trevor made no newer to -this appeal. If he had aoy opinion ta tho eobjeet ho kept it to bn- oelf. Ardent attention was turned away by eoine saucy question of Jean. vette% and he did liot notice, the -sudden chill that had fallen on his fritind'a cheerfulness. After treektast, he earelea bin* oft to view tho biome and grounds. was a, wonderful place -a per - feet place, One of those spacious. statoly English mansion -house% which make the pleasantest hooka in the world. Ardol, ii quarter of a century ieefore, had purchased the place from, its noble owner, who had alrendy diseipated a huge fortune in the low- -tot form of dissipation, and who in two years squandered the quarter of a million be got for Silverlake la the congenial company of horst Jock - ,eye, boors, and ortesans. and abet himself when the money ran out. Baring what may be called Ardelhe ReCO1111 minority, the place, had been .earefolly looked after for him by Judge Trevor, and about It year ago he had eboaen it for his boene. Tim library and the billlarihroorn wore as citadels against the attaelis of bad weather or boredom. litany a cosy hour he had 'dreamed away M tbe library on tho copy -much between tho oriel windows with Shakespeare. Scott, or Thaek- eray, or Dickens, wbo had como to ono after tho other, as rovela- Vona Bet, if the plain truth be told, Ar- jeVs favorite room was the great •gytututo.funt, constructed add arranged under his own directions, where he Loved to tempt his friends to speedy Oisoinfiture. In sonic curious. Un4erfnab1e way Itan7 Trevor betrayed ever and again a curious familiarity with house and grounils, while to &edit/ thoy had the delightful novelty of young proprietorship. "I have kept this for the last, 'Harry," Ardel said, as he threw op- -au the door of the great gymnasium; it is all of /XIV own devising." Ardel touit•hed an electric button, ann swinging trapezes came down fettin great crossbeams in the coil- ing, automatically coiling teemselves back again et a. second touch of the Ivory knob. "Ingenious, isn't it?" he asked, .O.M.1010•11111MOIIMMIIIMMIlk giegiMP4103thill4/“.*elhah twith a lioy'e delight in the centrive i ante. Ilnrre' Trevor profeesed himself de- lighted with all be sew, hut. declined istiottioglY an alluring invitation to ibaso Pet oue turn with the foils or ithe gloves before leach, i Fee all wieveutful week life went Isnioethly by in this beautiful place lend ita placid surface gave nn sign Of the troubled passions that were stirring in its depths, for in all hear= but one there Ached et times vogne hopes eotl 'au -satisfied, looging. That Ardel was fraonly in late with hright-eyed, frolicsome Ja- nette was plain to everyone. not eite voliting tise gay little Levity herself; though he flattered linage -1f he bi4 his fetnings with consureleete diplognanY. It were hard to say 'abet precise- ly were heenneatto'a feelings to- wards tier middle-aged edema with ,wiuma she Was On tartan Of easy fa - ley. or towards her young play - legate, Harry Teevor, of lama ehe iwae, io her tecret Paul, elightlY afraid, "I think I lite D. Avid hest with hity eyes Aut. and Harry host with my eyee own; the otie is so charm- ing and the other so handsome," ate once innocently confessed to Lucy. Rut M Harry Trevor's heart the I strain -tor conflicting pasaion was likreest of all, though his strong will helot them wider. showing no Olga: ! Tho 1st of October always an !eventful date at heilveteak, proved one of those. rare and lovely autumn ideas which span,. at its best. eau- oviot rival. I For three days before Ardeh who "bad of iato grown restless and mite ed. and no longer found it quiet, whole -hearted contentment in his sporte, was wild eit tho approachiug orospeet of the tilteasant-aliootiing, Riven John Trevor. Winnil Ardel ,Itad. with difficulty. 'monodist to no Lot the party, felt a foiat retatei ed olino,fliiinagi :fr. rtasoni:ii rioavu. isizen 3v ;strove to tido the ettatege, eteal- Ally excitement tbat poiteeined him. IThe youngest of the party of four was tho quietest. As for Ardel. bis eagerneee %now no bounds, Ile could not wait for ti the 'pheasant% but blazed away right and left. at every wild tbing of the wools that cm= in eight. adepping out, at lona on it high. leer tipiand, they eamo to the real work of the morning. Mond them. on all sides, wooded elope and 'val- ley; 'eland, isthmus, and promontory or dark green, touched with gold and purple, :3110140 glorioue In the lawn on. But there was little thought of Nature's beauty in the gamekeeper'a bointes-like question, "Now, gentle- ett, wbere do you PleaSa to piant youraelees?" TIM question was eslied in Out conselous pride of Nu/leder knowledge for the man knew that none of tho party bad shot the covers before. But Harry Trevor, who oloee had been wholly absorbed in the beauty of the Well e, answered hastily. " 'The Butcher's Shop* for me, Len,, nolo if you don't mind." Tho garnelieeper turned on ltint a quick look of surprise. "The But- cher's Shop" was the mune given by Ardel, In grim jest, after a big and bloody battue more than twenty years ago, to a certain specially hot corner; nod tho name still stuck But bow did this aearieless boy. fresh from Eton. come to know of it? Ardel himself was bewililered. " The Butcher's Shop,' " be cried; "what tho deuce do you inean by 'The Butehernt Shop.' ITarry?" "The young gent is right, sir," the giunekeerer interposed; " 'e knows what 'e's about. It's as hot a cor- ner as there is. Not but I can put you in it better one," be whispered aside to Ardel, with an expert's de- sire to give the best stand to the best shot. Presently, the four sportsmen, were at their stands, each with their hanunerless breech -loaders ready for use an4 an ueder-keeper to load and hand Om as required. Then the "sport" began, and the Are You II us? lame the Li /Ms 011' er Scores of the Conrimon Ills of Life Due. to Dizorciers of the Liver are Curab;e by DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY -LIVER' PILLS. If YOU are bilious, blame the liver. !liver. Overeating, excessive 'think - If your digestion is impaired and ing or irrgular meals are very likely you suffer teem headache and dizzy to upset tit° action of the liver, spells, blame the Jiver. If your overload the systeni with bile and bowels are irregular, constipationbring on biliousness or sick /wetl- and looseness alternating,. blame tne ache. ICeep the liver in health by liver. If you have pain ander the using Dr. Chase's leidbey-Live.r Pilis shoulder blades, feelings of • fullness I and you will avoid many of the come after nwals, aching limbs, a yellow, mon ills of life, Teere will then be meekly eotnplexion, blame the -liver. no constipation., no stomach trou- Torpid, sluggish action of the. liver bles,. no danger of Iddney and min- is reepoesible for all these symptoms ary derangements. arel while you have a rignt to The position which Dr. Chase's blame ties liver, it may be well for nedney-Isiver Pills hold to -day as you to set about to help the liver the leading family medicine is un - net of ,diflieulty. doulitedly due to their wonderfully Though bile, which the healthy prompt action on the liner and their liver inters heen the blood, is ria- combined effort on the kidneys and tore's cathartic and is necessary to boWels. There is no medicine ob- healthful and regular action of the tainable whien is more useful in bowels, it is Vieison when left in the cases of emergency when tbe diges- blood end gives rise to ILI,0,11y dis- tive, urinary or excretory usteres tressing symptoms. The use of Dr. are deranged than thie great. pre - Chase's Kidney -Liver Pins promptly se.ription of Dr. A. W. Chase. One cures torpid liver and bilioueness, pill a close. 25 cones a box, at all id because of their combined ac- dealers or Felmanson, Deice es Oo m on Jiver, kit/mess and bowels Toronto. To protect you against el.4ure a thorough cleansing of the imitations the portrait ale! f.-,igna- syMem. (ure of 1)r. A W. Chase, the famous releee is probable no one organ re- receipt boon author. are on every spoosiele foc so many ills as Lilo hoe. stillnees of the morning woods wee eleeecrated with discordant olamenr. Trovor stead weere the wood ran to a sharp Angle, with hie gun poised reedy toad Anger o tbe trigger - guard, ears strained, anil eyes ewe ing to the right and left. hhar away, he heard the clamourine er the woods, still softened by the disteace. Then ids quick ear. eetight. close at band, taint rustlo in long, think tongue of half -watered term, that stretched frein the WOOd'a .edgro in hront him, & frightened bird, mooing silently and swiftly from the clamour of the woods, had reached tho at the olielteth The ready gun was et sporto- ehoulder, hie keen oye glerteed between the baloels, the barall re, nOrt burnt lama the still Air insteathe and the beautifel, gerge- ous, live Vreature struCh earth, with A 'dull thud -a tumbled beep of turn nest% and rumpled feathers, "elarle eieek to the right!" beat- er's voice Pang out, and Trevor sew twenty years ago mearit----h pbeesant. Odic% WW1 ONIer UFO Bat Tr0V0V weekl not let her Oa,' metrous woodland, with quick -beg- seemed leiriously elated to lug wings mid leog tail pendent. he" hih rival this shown of. 'It, Then, all ot once. the bolt night lete the (Ad Arnel trio. that tent own Self, all c n-tesei and gentles *Fergive Ilay,." be pleaded, and forget Ithat I have said. indeed I hardly know mystif what I have said. The thought of losing you, the thought of yieldien 'YOU UP to anotior, drives me mad.' You e.ee tell you his folly as lla oPehe thihin". But he was ever so kind ebout Ardel afterwards. ;you know he saved ray life." be said, 'saved me from the most ter ritile of ant deaths. I would be it brute beat if I were not grateful. hi inoeied there were no hope for me, Areel tho alle roan living to wheat I could wish sucreash Ile epolie so gently and so sadly that I could got help pitying him for this folly -OW has spoiled his life." -"What did yol sae to biol. abeet that ret hiai naming'?" young Trevor aened with eoger irrelevieecy. "I tell yon hardly geow---that the only tote% of love had over atiolve was for Dr. Arne); nearhY * AILRS 44 $tiftinagarr!teh:nodoP4yroirigebg of the, Suit, 7it ',NITAV CORN FOR HOGS. I NO matteh ' 4 it outs t e ou 07:10 , . la,rge fiWOQ ill Slier4na• 1 Free tau e good food arot pun water lose touch of their woodertie value as promoting the fines' growth of ehattis when seal chicio aro crowded in a small or badly ven- 'tilated coop. at night. IlOn't trotit(t your ehielts nor boat them up eights; either in summer er autumn. PplairY llOnSeS slioule be wide open affitire at this season end not totti/ snow fliee elieuld doors. or windows he cloeed, ; Do try it 1 lids scheme of plente :of oight pore. and eight. Air, Tne :1elustesee are yoo have emne eases 'ot eolds ocee,y felt Among your ,Ohielis if uot worse, Tben beoln et once under the above system gad don't be teegingie the first ilosty Watt to close op the house, 4 teem tight houee unit it frosty i morning arid ememeered chiche stand : it flue show at stertieg with roup. l Lihowise pzi rainy days don't pen the eine/is. Instead of worrenun 'them ler confronting tnero allow 'them their Usual freedere but feed them extra weli so that 'integer MAY not tempt or chive thema to over It is hardio- profitable to tegie feeding ileld coi•n till the eel's are well gloaado and then the etelli: And all should be fed, and not. eo meth given hut that the hogs will COg'. eunte a14 Sugar cora on well 120 fed in the meeting ear etago, the stalk also beitog, fed. Plentings nt internals eat% be Imola to give the boos ornhie trio froin tho start, till the field •corii is in proper eondition. Care should be exercised. in start- ing hogs on now cora .In mast erlSalit at this time the hogs haao 'eat bad an almodaace of once for' - age, and p"essibite little if any graln. MO what they have hod Ilan teen fed in a, Ory mat% There ient food that can bo giveu hogs that. is gam frightened phoisonta gut- loved?" to brono b% impatiently. "If ° uIll° ar'ti 119-°r° kve141 tered and gew right foul left, 1114P, ;Startlinan, eros,siog and reherossing iiutims:mo, ode. thickly A$ A Might of in heaRdered and bewildering con- Banqf hengt baogl The gnus mit ineeasently, as quit* as ineeper could load or eportelean lire. till oll the ground was cumbered with slaughtered birda guttering or dead, Tholl canto a brief lull, in tho mult, whilo too beaters CrOSF-ell ou 6tOpiling''SiOnen it broad, ehnilew tie Wet, that went gurglipg tbrough the wood. . ITeretolovo Trevor had bi"411 drunh with the keen exeitement of tho aportsumn. Thin last exploit sober - :cid him entilderily. All at once, ho ireolized what it ell meant. "What brutes we firer Ilarry Toes or murinered to hinifielf; "what it brnte am! Tbe bettets 'we oil swoop are gentle in compati000 with 130." "I've done tny ovirdering for the ide.y.11 TreVor eaid, and he headed tbe the gun. I Non aro not going to lino,* Ott jliko %hot, eir," to remonstrated. I"and you done so well. Ono Aa153 tnhAulthet put you out of heart -it 'loos ebot too, mod YQ1 Valn him his shore of it, trhAt'fa more. 11011 loner Rot Agahl, eweer. Whoa we were bomoi to 14414-44 the best hag of tho party, if you kept on as you began, except the master. maybe, !,wlio never nelittea a Mutt, good o bad."' But Trevor was proof agalvist monetrance or entiouragemetit. Th hover loolied atter tam dineonsolate- ty as ho tramped oil rapidly through the woods. Even sovereign that i,caum to him with the gun couiti not console hint for the sudden !steal:- listed then greeo cern. When they r, ititat ban teen wrItten Om far it4h7Chnh7hhP°hrhitTe http—rty ;ht. a lama, „Agorae hhto the first feeds, thin. emPty'.ePPlies code" to chick with i;leath of lheofen,i—h i appeare to Om feederhoonge. You ean not. her -den or tired yards L hard Mem* icaolred bY that it. is 4E4044 inapc.eeible to alohcreasa latertilitess in flock that as a cry of SM-prif..-eitt diemay. peeec, their appsititee, Whet be clitens were reteett it% vontinetteent. Taming hhorfilh round theY haw tbieke await bez reeetinatite k1 "Iths it feet that chielis on free Dr- 4cikt "°11 (n°1°00 Wlerchhalah- Zola co little elfeet on their appeti-iraege ran etop all Runnier mid all their gene 12 tteir borAii-nbreati irtOtu ties that no thinks they cam. reaelitly fel in trees with benefit wbfls n4e w°41°51 Qu either hoed cud toeet etathil More Withont ovierreediog, and eldehe from the SAttan parents with spolia for a moment together, end easy to overfeed, and in lb(' ePn*re 01 Zh'il Path. The two herein is the hatiger. It le ;to the tame feed hut viatica Finitely :eau uet PAPTA4 lip Wider it eyeteln then Arilel'a cheerer leaigh was heard,flowing them d to rooet lu trees oar - see, lucky feeepe, hichhni a." ho CAUSE SICKNESS, g the cold anneran rains. tett Out, 'a miss is 4, good Aft 0 Thin Lind of overfeeding. too Ifestee then), tuttlie them comfort- ften results in the loss of the aoit /Ate. Don't over tio the latter owl olehat hen bappeeed?" IlitiTy nrid. The 'ouch dreaded cholera to they too may tou through without eeheel as, to 404 homy hurried 'heck togetior. uotiteO that Wick:hem kotel filteametiveh, and Arilet excited, "Hallo) where diet yoli two ijrao from?" Ardd emu:omit, "Oht uo- thing itaPhehedi netgetbing was near Iteppenineg that's alt. Don't look f•OWIl in Me mouth about it, pi hhietitio to ItitcAbenta-"Awidentn happen in littl toeht teglanttli ay. WAA the way of it., wore in high condition and in, goo44 Tito Seven Stars inn, at Mancliee- - thiehtiega woe a bit viten grA. r\fblr hOgS thin and in goner- :ter. rohietlia ;wafts of having tken heat hho nt him Pheahalitto ally low rendition an ear and manweaned tor hioai tititi too it vziager it we walled each twito it day wilt inalie a good 4 wiee cask han lost beeit built In le witbira ale tntrin'i,,, earb unn eefe start. and Inc a time thee' cooltornia, to Leal 07 hoe, alums should alto conewate the ettalk„ which its iron how weigh 40,000 hounds. Oita' will readily do vilth 4 relish Too root 61.4.w:her on hhe filwatte5 if the ear hienhle° is not tote great- .was the Marjory, in 1814. The 511:13,110Ded ettell tl.qk gee nAtaxt 1; cordo herde that arh overfed, whether or net them is any ground' for thie eark-1 etuSion there aro often MATO, SeriOun' UBIONTS THINGS. toe a about the time 'toga aro 000 etartell on new corp. The' time svgq- 2P '»i Pratit teke to bring 4 of hop p to hull fteet AQW CPra deperide Itte cimsa iiverlea at Me Brit - 'Pr.'‘' touch an their coWitiolt wIleaiish royal footmen cout, VitiO apiece. exited, If thin in Ile* it will re-; ne Or5ti eivestriazi datem erectod 1,144-v. mon, tim and rATO than ifloi Loudon wan oh Charles1,.twl two well foil before and leatteheo eaeh rid e of the wood, be would on the jala4rool,---dar or tee- the:ire- 1 woutql. 1 too* hint uP, co, thud I vo won the 'rhe /413411 " uf Palra and ta1s Richmond followed her it year later. het, 1%h -dittoed* lie mrit Opt inter- thrown out filtinild be gratinally ita Dowell troohs Iri win, hahh ihtho clisittn.gyoutlicno*i2of. it rtilvpasToittoirt ael•Ildc11014,7d.4 104:1148a.6 140-41fblinigmtpirrffilitiltred°IttriVilea.ar"Iiit‘I-rtuagePu.1 hooting enough. Harry. I pitted Valence. When thoh neglegt .Torie^ nearlY tarty %Stances languager up only it eauplo of bird% aed %Vieth malits9 ll,CCOM'n dry and hard 8; /MVO LIMA first reduced to writ's% limn never pea it olio!, until it few tlale th ceire thodieg them, atm well by tba Britieli and roreign lilble eo on -tents ago. Then he got it ebittill'e °111$ Itto cor main ,elet)% pleasant I didn't teti, I wan ammo 08 nusRLD. witterspout ephts with enormoo* in a iteaetly tine!. cover, but the r"g8 d° lamb better "e° Wed. velocity at the sea level ahotefill.o. clever than was vote- * king htorted on hew Ma hiln been estimated at six miles a foetoboe. etilePieg twiv hove the riot of it good pate minute. "511; kolet leol4t4‘tierI t'ocaleur trirtenT' conquerinf Matieburia. Tbo Chi- itolleYfil"4el'Illi'hilt'dcar;n1:113"stirAhLbjlilfillilhilil 4 1111T11.1371tuntlyetistitsgoldriePhrtre'world bat If thew is minctotit Mtn II been Wand in Sumatra, Its body it lee have volunteer rye. cloveronine incites in circumference and itt 1 besides tbero will be nitaii itn- fi re, 2 savant et inches enamel me. Sti I Liana tett, arid , " , g Russia has (nay taleen her ovum( down of' the sport. istuelt no,- top on the tUfl Ol la,V gun Trevor was otaetka, an though hIs k to kt bin% Zoom where 1 watt. Ile warm thoughts had found an embodie wistooli elle eon for it lard. by Jove, meat, when, brealting throned) the 'and let drive titraight, at it enee_e" voters edge out on one of tee lotiee Ile hew -up Ulm cap -.41, 1011111aut liaet walks that troivereed the desonnun•o'Nbanter tartan. There WWI a nthshei he en"' 81"1"bP taco to lac° jagget to , on ono lade Wiono the oonenneti clean rye yot ou thel Norway's coast line -1,700 miles le th Ean'y Ray, not tWenty paces, charge entered; the other wes turn igrounfl. Shith conlbination there 0, straight line -becomes *2,000 toilet away, walking quietly towarde him. 1 to Woes by the seatterine el t e , At Wok of bira sho started, bti "Lneuy my h.nut was nut ut hoto..!-Avo-114:0. irloummitivleetsigise.andotirlomentallisIg. ifitlemfollfolowredas rarouontolvetrto if5joord.ostio lett ;avoid leindlirese. time wits Um eltlereeisterin in its4irieriet(iteilith.to tidal death Ity a liairh; . io „ 1"Itdsialies (bene years to paint tie Ihorth *Bridge, Sewn -mil, and as soon 111 it 111°111(41t she Put her oaduess off, for thet eisitor," laughed Arian, ie; and lips and eiath amiled ll nr(Vtin0 if it oleo quite an evereotiaoi ewer - "Yon startled rue, Harry. h thought micelle:1i, on the feminize-, henoll an the work is done it is immediate, you wens with the shooting party." hate oad terroastekeen, and tows solt to bove it large hulk of latrd I,y began none% As many as thirty, alnl Cann? aWaV." Word atiiii‘a, three pertS ot the %mites farm-- firt) men are usually at work. , 4 "1 etc:hefted 01 the ;daughter, lam 12 011 hylehatay. went tea to bine "Medi call it ehaneohe lea load 10 one of salt. ill'ittlY every VELT NO NE.Fill OF 1'1% n proeflatiny. when ardol enepo the vr who grows hogs eau get the 11.4V41 tilt'. Mal eye Reid that 'imse hove, ee mooed, mnscow. elm lf" WI404 Ilaga are starting on new corn tore should bo When to hove salt ahem they eau get it at all time% It is notch better with the . don't wondor. 1 timer could understand 211111. Call telling armee- ment! Surety there le inveigh of death in the world -Arent* and trou- ble." o0t trouble, Lucy? It is not liee ,tury with it laughing triumph ia hitt needed motply of mines if he will try. An aeronaut at a tounty fair had woo., ..proot ono li ehohee; it If ho elinnot, he el.") eilnr eorntcohth ut do rather an unluchy ascension. llii ',*i the irovidence of Clod." Mai Harry Tiveror. Wall dale 1,1, en- , •t . en sieve e. this ih k ,t • , , , h t for. Theee help t° heeP 111' the tilIn tne wind had carried bini a raile of ell with ingressive face. in his beart • „ e , e .., ..e e., st tWo farther awas, t inn he anticipat. ou to talk ro or look so," for her .. • 1 i 1 a ..y 1 the ""°11. 4"“ 's 'Insult"' 4"1""e rd, and tho car. In descending, had lips quivering. **Tell me wlutt nl'sP11"4 0 1‘11.. "I' 8' 4'.' I wan more is Inade out of feeding the . - become entangled in tile top of s . eyes wore mioty with tears and her tire lee oi e f c a - the trouble is. Pedlars I can help hogs. bin% out. Ile raruck the groond witb (To be continued.) tree in a village street and spates] --.4.....- you."' 'which the hogs have n. g** it rellhit ;odium% had gone higr enough, but *rho slender woman faced (bit burlyi THE DAIRY. sotne violence. A crowd quickly le NEW ITEit WEAKNESS. leaAte,tHmttorrytry.".., bumbles deadly revolver without i% pa'1,141roef aaiantlientz-lutiarizel etffutioraat oansthae . - - gathend °hod( . "You would not understand in the A)rostrate tand back and give him ab!" was tomer as %%ha as, (eolith, tremr oof terror, for, as is n'ell I Whfile-,-in l'aiad the grade of their " I known, the Weakeet are often the dairy cows. This tan be done lry exclaimed three or four at once. . selecthm tukti weeding out. (Inc In°°rl. aeronaut wits not seriousle eThe bra"ilv'efitl'ine where the monis ey hid." 011(NA by better feeds and often bn he hissed, most truclently, "or 1•11 bettor shelter. Teem is need for hurt. Be raised hiraself feebly to r sit,,Ainigorstitlieret.absed, in a tone ei improvement in all these awl WO be - deep disgust. "Don't you think 1'1W hove it is steadily being made. ate enough in the last ten min- 'nwo things almost universally had the el,,,x,a mo iv you will. bath:lacking or - at least inadequately utes?" I will never retreat she hiding -place ' nmplied in dairy barns are tight of my husband's* hard-earned hoard! laud Pure air' ' above are easily °b- e/Blain, do your worst!" although abeolutely- es - "I will!" snarled the ssoundrel, I silirlell and the best health of the baffled kr the moment., but not llere and the esontenie production of beaten. "Tell me instantly, or I'll ie'i'aetttlle-ci. mixlifi' a tnile% alis'esIraortetill; argre in his voice, which made her forget his ago for a moment. Besides Ate was frightened a little and longing for sympathy and counsel. fire!" ."Indeed you cannot help ' nue Moo "Nevorr* she answered, determin- ry," she said hesitatingly. "There hhhh is no one 1 can talk to of this. I and with a rearked accent on could not bear to worry your father With my troubles. Jeannette is only a baby, and you—" "You know at least I am it friend, Lucy. Oive ine a chance. I'.11 help you if 1 ran." . The compelling earnestness in his drop this big, woolly eaterpiilar voice conquered. "It is Colonel Wickham," She MI- °"n "ur "al hog - trod out, almost before she knew. In thr" miamt" nlare he had ened by the angry Slush that came fright_ teed the money nod was running '''''" tlu•ough tbe midnight dateinees in it t "No, no," she added hastily, to the face of her coinpanion. .. you nortleeosterly direction. intuit not think ill of him, Itarry: in- deed you must not. Ile is pressing MS ADVICE. me to be is wife -that is all. X 'N'oung friOnd of mine is should not speak of this at an, but mgard to it Atari, and noW he re - 1 must finish new that h have hohaa. fuses to marey her. What would He asked me fifteen years .ago, and I you advise her to doe" told him then, as 1 tell him now, it Oid .-ftw'er.---"Is the could never be. But he would take tilY?" no denial; he will take no denial. Pains me to hurt him, and 1 can see it does hurt him to be messed. 3.1e has never slackened in his suit, mak- ing his deeermination plain even when, he refrained from speaking. Ile grows nore and more pressing as the Years go by. Yesterday he el - most ,frightened ine," ``Frightened you, Ludy?' "He urged me so hard that 3 drop- ped some word about Dr. Arden I hardly hnow/what, but he •took it up a,n4 has insufficient light, more who nows can easily be providCd. There should be from three-fourths to 0110 and it half square feet of glass for every linear .00t of outsitle wall in the dairy barn. ilairy of cows may have tbe highest ped gree and the most per- fect milk development -yea We will go farther find give tbern tire best stables and pastures with plenty of fixed nod water of the mose, appro.- man weal- priate einel for milk production -yet ell of 'these conclitioes .will fail to Young Lads --"No; 12e. hasn't a male the. bnsiness profitable if the shilling."ows do not • (111 Lawyer---'"I'ben I'd advise chave the peeper person to win t e Mtn a ilice le t t of her to lutn'dle and milk- them The chiefcause of cronni -frothing thanisn tho churn in tbe. and winter . . .4. end lee but ter not gartai eri lig is A. DLIND MARVEL. holding the creatn at, a low temper- , atuye ,while, ripening, 'developing a 1. A '91111,1'4a 010 figura hes Passed bacterial germ causing a better Owe - yr. Patrick eleCesehy, it pioneer et 113.07( 550 '0011(1iCeey) the ereate away la VI°Inria the 1)0901) of or and ta.ste. IT1 suggesting a. re - the eartert on difitriet Iii that State. !cold and sweet even down to freez- Though blind from the age of ling: but lzseu it swce't until there is he became a fearless rider, rind his so'fficiont croara for churning. The at once, all wrong• Ile blazed out imrseanansbiP was a marvel 10 an I 'day bt,foI•e. you ChUr0 beat the cream with sudden anger3 had neves seen who saw it. • lie was a skilful farm- *up to '70 deg'rees being careful not him so before, 'So .you love Ardel!' he linseed out. 'I thought, as neleb; the old fool who has come to his se„cond cluldhood, and who dotes Into a 3)10011 calf' 00 that Ji 1.t I e black -eye: e atle t 1.r; . iti lay he? Let hint look to 'himself lo will 1,1. 110 Ulan living 11 id hp.-• tween you and n,;17 lo ye, "I'hen lo saw how 1' ri t w n 0110 11101.)1N11 c=)oh (WV:11 to bio 7t(1.1) but0- ON. II.Vt. CHASE'S it, CATARRH CURE ... &Vet lhods i hours, Stir the cream ! that the cream commence to iermilk for starter snflicient, so S°11c:ItICIE \:1-"r 1:1c)at vias l(i)ul eglii.‘..e thc P201 by 18; iu1nn-, Z)t32e • C5!arrh,od clroPpirzs, in the 1-Isy 1)10 '-'sb ninnies no„ esrsen sin Poi:uurzN "Nomr•-:,s, 01101 0v51 -1100e and .eltes:•-siose, ItEASON. Seine 0I12 Zion'\ yoll go to Itork etmobles 1.11R.11. ensgearn-1- knotv., but Luloppos6. itt aohilit,y.