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A all his preconceived notious so
Ioreeked on the heed, that wQrds
A 3RoTtiEtrs PRorlisE Abe failed, Iiim absolutely.
"Madame, I do," he anrevezed with
"ineists that I he whet I one eel was eaaPped out into dic
etrits and
shall, I may not be lacking in any each a'as 10).01%11 to , a Man; the
het wheo Ceme to illy OW11, 05 I the monber et faithful supporters io
serength a the Hispeololan forces in
ot the -the -help leo, master ,
'Any of the Royal attribntea,'
ealel Bravo.
Grant bowed. Ile Was SO taken been, fixed. oecret etcreee 0/ 00t hest
the Island was else koewo to a
man, to a easttidge; comma-n(1a Ised
been assigued, points bad
aback a thie boideversereent,,he1itL1 }been aacumuleted; ten theusand Men
sh"You s, Mr, Groat?" said
,,ZsOolOb›..,DI.s..D-Otittt->OkeeD,O,,,.Ss".)4O>D30):OPs),"1-eS).V. e. tuolte
. faith gravity.
weie ready to tette, up arms for free-
dom and Ineeldelene et a moinextt's
nottse ! Zverythiug was seady but
three thinge-aud those the most 'ita-
po.taate-areis, ammunition end tto
ipreeenee of the Queen, The two
She smiled"You must, hese ridiculous
iirst requisites were lacking because
Grata. sating this ratet 1.in him, Don Atigustio, to Iniug iniu "I:lease, Mr. (leant, do not 'mod- tesorey was. lasedeg,
CH A.PTEEt
Maddalena pos-
ITAaa:ing
31 t.1 tiaia‘s by the fourk7 ;tele.'" ame me. now. We,have left the 'sessed hnough to give, her a. WV
weeee -.seta and lawyers' ^ I aaswer tor bier, madame,
with You. are oow Lib- Oileetecels eear, but trot eaoeeh to
er-, t wet*
eity Ilan." And sl:e weet tos an old -,warchase armaments for a rebellicti
claetoaaltAs d esrays flour t
"Sheraton cabinet and produced serne.Her presesice in the .1-sland W"Cis de,
7322 0,22o1, if t` e Strand, and Fleet "Let Lim be presented," she SALL
,ct those Rao Palinetto eigsseil oe, 'mantled because the l'almettos bzka
b.4r4A OfT11 the' spatrows battle andlto wbeie Grant stood bewil•Seect Le ,l,"'""O" t; oesa.,--. -1•-• 5-°)1., Will never seen her; tkey wishe4 to see
Sirceet, eat!. er to wetch the pig,eons Don Augustin. bowed, aryl retianiog eee n
' • II t Orem sittine'' tee whiffle of the ball, tossing con- I aiwod's• -Invoe al a 1 eoi Val- ,ber, and sureiy Ler appearance
• mettos. If you smoke totiateo, you ,areorig them would do notch to coa-
ti etrone and win Over the
1 trete., ittomes :sensed tte must cheit- jettures through his min ee still ales eeeee,
of fire teozeiset snts•ree eV:4S 23:411- 41,11440 1 .
1! '-c: tf t4 g,4..4tt, of 1 ,4 7'4111Y:1P 1\4411 It" a dream. and kissed a white hand- •
,' Bravo. So did ller MoSesty Qeeen'.!eeter .f..ot foot ou the Isle, of palms -
line Maddalena, ' an attempt had been mode Once. with
Lee. s ..vass iiritativaly rax; tlfe v' s11 ,,:tyt qtaite in a dtessin. la that broe
of. tlas take veiter ees a hatnkai, the Moment of homage his wird photo- "Ps ay sit. 111r. Grant." said she...,hcaniliatiug reaults, She -would mot
121.1,22:- ,.f 0 e si extous a g ate irk. pearliest tte : °yet hand, every His name came slowly Lem her Ill's, 'ventin'e another laudieg until ter
end F. e • idl et -en ot Natere , of it: ti e st (trete.' fingers, '.1 te and
as if she was afraid. ot nrieetrononuc-sahjelte Were existed ancl ready to
iet le eiely ist',synipat:.etil a ;strong; the Silbert nails; the delicate i.e., ,.... 'es,elenge insult were insult, offered. as
l'Z''''''' n• :.'-'''';F '''''' Ivtil'ing. (11°-"; 14 e left's" -1"uti wial t'lls I"" "Tie.' sank. on to an ottoman, and, it surely would be.
siiiesifes5Oetitt*,`01-..a.solesilteellto•*ss
sA4^
$odsonable and Profitable
tiluts for the By Tillers
a
of the Soil.
1°W,4***34":41**i********14t'''l my choice I would take
the Work heavily, 1)14 it will pal,
every farmer to keep some goo(
poultry. Whiebover brooch. of pout
try reisiug we engage in, it is lima
sarY that we have the breed espeei
alZonalicrtebclivstroo tith.0 IfiiitIvIed, wtharat,tt eggl:
eggs." I and 1)y. eOperieoce. ant
obServetion that there is, a diffea
ence, aud, a groat differoliM, the RPM
1
pe:i:aAcenTlitiNs:ar::::dlia,Eairypit'erd, it:: -":13,1:72geigee110:11 It:: 4k9etep tit
MVO they eau lao excelled in, egg lirkit
A correspoudent iu giving his ex- auction, I know I get more eggi
I other kinds. But if I were going te
sag first sight it looks easy. Allfrets0 bretoors. I. would teoase oee ee
‘,47:rilifs fullitdoict,%cueortsio Tohj oashLri;'rlyala 1 grirelgetTtearthltkeeliee:Ivaaaterlrie:trueyieett:1;e:114,:tatic°71.ZeDrottnile,t0
ets with money end stert cart, lit
that will All the billl And sn, .71'021Ifore them all the time. I feed all
I sees thieeeng teat what sheltie eeociod- -f 17m:tables. About
the heading for this article, I saiditeec: :..ger4c,einealici
Ztve a potato Xnasli,
a mnll t° (1° t° 411 his Pa"' the larger breeds.
to Myself "Starting Dairy" is all and that is wbat counts, especially
r-ght But it came into nty unnd in the wietee„ I mix with it some
;sale Ming ia the *22 t' Tile gold gler tesSes the bal, eahtl, Come-
. In a cutious state of bewilderment .4 wrom•ing. Rot IllisPaniola took I- ' . .• -
,.. an e
- d ' dream knelt ia . rmt 114.1 1 Wessell' So clitl' otringoiA, precautiorie that she shoold stoa°11.stalt,r4
re sometimes twe entirelY
that statute d. tryine cornmeal., been, etc., end 'ix this
different things. !mash is the best place to give any
medicine or prmentiN 0 W1W11
e
For iostance, a chapter from my %visit to give,
ow n experieuee has something quitQ Careful management is the main
i :I ftteeeeeen.rs tyloiel‘mgv 1.1selaQ;(ott)11.41; WASboToh;g1t°g!31 eR7°Itl ! 91t el:ill:lel t bieot ittes:suc:eecr7ee'S.Ineilnt. tt:11122i nwneoealarie:r 1 IrwIi
ro•efecottamelem udecrde Lairire gaQsolting°pIle4riwetftts- ;ILI ssnaoetet 4 r ko 0 tinotsn,eglecarise°11ti: e°sfseattirt
ly geutle mid a Moo milker. Before p, ood must not bo neglected. 1 use
iies 1• e earth trot will „t1:ele rcosed into 3.1s memory a
,,, of amid all bis varied emotior,s was Ti:erefore the prime consideration
:i ;47,141Iii.M5 Orli itla We" 10;0; meet :01W grociousueso hoz- to:lotted to dud that he could Onto tlos in -lotto -0 was money, menoy„
'r . 5 ti ihICK ‘ing, oar „the toieh ot lier hand crowned
her bed vonspleted; b W15 ".411(11'in• de`',100140)*
2",4 •%''" 1%, 4'111 11^ iX"'S 4 °t erect to Linmolf thnt for, perhups.
ae. lie wes reds- :l 0 was (ley to the potter.. t es lie sat by the foanatain Hector
"A. certain explanation is due to
.3,0„... said maddaima. eliam mostjaeoful to carry on tho revolution,
(o,olo silo is of/ (goon.. oici Groot1:otel only to start it, but to start
to hiolself) "1 have been uader the ! *1---'"
ewe. the fatherly care" (and ohel '1° 1 damn 114°EeY 1"
turned an affectionate look liravo-il The exclamotion relieved Ids fool -
:flags a little, alai 10 got up awl
wools) "of lion Aogustio, Woen 1
was live ray dear dead father comol walked out of the iloistral quiet of
monicated to toe my destiny. Vlien!the Tel°1).1° illta Dawreux (knIrt. 111:* er will be tainted no teat,
I 1471.15 tdete Le (Nee,' She peused for Itee,r4,_1141: t° g° dcrtyla E.'5:sex Street "ad monotonous after a tame, And at 1 ,,,,
a moment. °Ti -o Ora tOlog 1:100 ';•v4;41. On ti 0 n101)01.1.1i1110a , tor a that COW WAS a good milker. Sim "
Mg 0110 tahould have pleuty of war
toot tril, a was....m. you most flut ',Wit onfortimately W11011 AK" orefa thaotifaerticmsdevessbeirwocmuidliebr.e asFeiraeacedor4 ter 011 tue stove, so it may .Im bantaa
laugh, Tdr. Grant." udao of a weekly rover comes round hot arid retitle* for use as WAV./1 as tlo
°How /oitio 1 ;ono. moolame oo iresOton ihility Allity not be clairIced,
even though the heavers should fall. as _ vo.k.itten,i, neat she, wro.iild let Weis
ahould he tolien trout the elvarn et
/ churning, is finistlie4. Tte terttertuilt
eald Ilevtor. 4 . ay sitse .1 goon ng. viery ono o
soon OS 11105c.,Iblo and the diem wosio
"The k: ecand thing." she 220* t. 011,111°11 rt2aF bf) (13"ing, •I'"°°. waY hax° that cows cohivs liad
ed out 'with, cold water, then it meal
l"wns to ee.oree twee to tee leee, toothache, you may lime lost your A THNDEN'OY To KtoK.
be thoroughly sealded and art con
that one day. soon or late, be would wl:es ,Y011 /144Y even 114".115.'ell a
oisoi P. .t.*i 0 -i..r.'!1 1-24', 4* deri A . , ,your. And they hod leg museleo 11120 Iron
in the air to Orr, but not in the son
atria .3 e ir,trxe v :, n rave- ni, aia, o71 ,yea.r liores. 1,1 ay oorenectoo WO- g to me, at ti e foot
thru: e. tbo luau who shOuld be ab`se,Queen's and overnight, Morn
telt her fvrautt, oral been accoO 0- when they bad a Mind to use them,.
12;1.4'4:- itta t°31. relt441e1014.410. We.'" to bop eae to win boob; nly oingdorn. 2 ler Cit051:31. knight; ,your 0.0.0 Joao. . - as the ;son worly the wood. It ,o
in 0 i 0 Finally I determined to NV000, overo ' s
oi:2-022, ,f;i22i 000,. 1,0 *" lie mold not think of nasal in
tee; fl;st thaw lit ids Idle h° `YRS In-1i4,4...eise 0=0 woe to the impofoe he
, o, io• ioly geS, 11e4 -Fe t it Cu b s .1... ; 20 ei 2 0 boloosool000. comulauds. A. 4.i.446
ibeino called tobacco.
what WaS not nattered ley i"- s . ' _et - . a
, had bumf well g blaos y ror nen
e1s.7 Ie. nod Nat ore clooe to be 14, 1 i - e a 3 i ture was 'moo o
1 O.
1l22, - to .-o '. •,.. 1 t2oat-',NVOrti and WS WO W0.4 Under 'her 1.,;(411,1". Wbere to find Vie meow
ed Mut so. ife,.4.
;le waived row ey, a 2» 2' ileal or , •1.1,.t. are plecieed to see poi bere,°
- •o.o. ond 1:.• was ill tlo OarOoo 'AT sal i.
riot do 1.e 4,2•2se 1,... ',wild sve no ; tlra.,,t roze to 1115 feet. and loolioa
I too o. ,. bly 2 eo 4. tat. V.::y of 1*-1ofg,:,,t-night io to Ler eyes
kon's on it. Ile wowed inowy i, 4.1 am p4.4'.(2 2, madame," said lie,
L0w. tilust 14. 2, 1110 411114.1111y. Teel'14.44 1"12024 ur 'eh an 1123)). honot ed."
o.4, -A2, r i olio tot • e there woo uo ;t, She, omileo. erol 1.2 011 2-0 saw what
13 leen it leek te was not 'a lovely thing the Queen's smile
ok21.1 to ; lutoiy: bot tweot,N-four ',was. It began at the coritoYs of lter
Lo'oo too:: 'hoe,O0 o mon Wooly, mooth. a' ci, seemed to spread tlawly
al lae 1 ea -Shale' ett ro- over her fele. until ti e upeard raci-
est/ e sot se -V rt2. leey eessiatiant e Oaken ripeled into ligl.t, In her t'y'09
i-..;;;.„ ;,,.,'.:,,:- ',Valls t le rei i . a a 4.112 1. and tte, 4oenward was last in the
1 Jo 4 7,•sceetT, ieiset 442: VII kir ti e steavy .erves of 1 er Oa oat. It was
el la's wet ales :t - d. ,. e • oleo ion it 1 Ire *tette a man remexiitte: $ ni en ee
esesse 0 iia 112 14.2 tlreet's eel V; it 41,1. ta his eyes WA 43;,,cai Ihe loved
ee,e, 4,,,,,,oe see lest sasee .1 ais ce-o- 1 awe tot ly to hinirelf. the stone of
:les te hire Si It. 4 ill tie On- a sonmer mooring when Ito given
oo,:ol. e of a vai 1 -leer 1 se tate,. I- tastes the ban. It 611a.c11 lie:ter
aalia. .12, lab;a a 21,5el 244.21 kh,Le t' o and 'held Mut in a sillien mesh.
re.'er!,,C.e.'. st i eir ei Stsea flee% sees . "Madame," said he. "I am *11)002'
. • lest tuv heart is wish vou in
1011007 si ti.4v4c1 811111.0131:S:eatt-Q511::teatligs-^0.,:rilevelTtstmiltif talboattaw-o44xualneclesrtaartu.;,. tuhoo
she loot boon in the stable two cloya "broken crockery pounded in rake
she proved the strength of her hind particles, and oecosiongily I give
legs 1/31‘ kirldng t11° rua' °tiler 51c1e them a bucketfol of coarse gravel,
of her out of reach every time a to
had Chtulee. The same lcind of
practice she began with me 'Mien I
began to her, A rope or stoop
about her body, jest front of the
hog. as We often hear quoted4 would
not make the elightest difference Noah
her, If she eould do nothing else
she would, lean over against me so
hard that I would be pushed from
tho stool. Thia got to be quite
and I alWayS bove plenty of eggs,
and eggs are what I nowt, I ftcl
OA careful management. a variety
of food and pure water will bring
fiuccese to the poultry =Wee, if lag
keeps MS (*.TS. open.
ORTM11,04,11t
MP CLEAN CHURNS.
care is not ettereiSed 11*
the chum Sweet and dee*
ter how well the milk bas been cared
Augustin did WaS tO neet/stOM ete. quarter of an hour before going to gave good. milk; cud a nice mess of
to thinic of myself as the sightNi'll °ince^ Viis °Me° olle-ret1 the it. I worried along with her tor j'ar berQm. heing readY or tbe cblAr°'
guttenee 01 ley i.cotee. Anti the anatiatma he had bestowed oo. mormO seoreral years, raising o outober et 1/010r0 begiuliti°3 wer1C of elttwa
ele mho would help roo to win it. opo. tool no amount of .Leartfelt ob- One Of the breed clet arid I did it needs Winning Wait until the Chum
sie,>,l,iie weals'. l'ileit ott eN.1 e few e thousand things else this was Witft a.t FrOM then until UOW I hovel gone ourgation will set you, free from. the Life is too altort to spend it 'fighting' tounp.erreAetitrozti,er ,,;e::,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,„i,::stitve.,,,,,,,,,,,,,ii
„,,,,, eves, se. elm ,s, ,,e, Quetese eta, really onerolost, la los mina, each. bight into the Silver Hall, sat ‘07Y Present
on my toro,;•0 nee weleee.. He Tower 1, must (vino oot to time; if it does Then, In the coui%e of my buying 1 cleaning
boadage. Tke paper v. cow, I never will try it again.
CIO f.,"4:," i 1,-' ii: ;7,7 1,011041 11'ee en' 10 st4,1', ',4;1't had he thotooln, of
Voo 1:- 'O.. OA' VMS ra 1,1,wen. lot els. The romans° of the situation bad
001 f vete. w,...lo, ely bit foe tie taten him. lIe was ready enough
Ore.eif etc* lited in. in:redoes lett for . when Don Angie...tin Bravo had given
one ‘Iiii Itta11----a trioon Woe V e boo 1 in, ti o story. VW out such at -
trio l 1 Wiry. "to 21. 2. mail die for.- ',trio titan as a wronged Qnvee, the
ol "or Olaiesty Queen :ffitOolalcora, ' case of the Palmettos appealeO to
a Sons God oreserve !" The stet. o 1222). aed his lehOIVO tO help in We-
ll, e I ooitin bef..re 1 im. ing thera was a geoub e and warm-
tsles let il e ennuis' fell be'aird Oee /waited one. Bot, with a. Queen -
tad 1 'tee Oa towars•s t'0 th. o a, ni 4 sueli a Queoa I -why, no man
V1(0 lie ter eti'l flea heel :Series ecield ler se to lay clown torture
li, tie o's, a an ant gated la tvotic'er. fame and ll'e for the salte of fighting
Fite seated belt -el% end s tt for a the wroug.
turessera ar two in elleut tleaget. "We thank you, sir." she said,
1,e tor gasesni in 12 evo's ear "Is Orr hope is stronger, although the
t/ee to r tort ainament ?" And at Fates have been againat Its. The
1' o i,..lei3Th‘iii' 4' 04.21 1 e o' la. et e,1 : ", day comes, howeter long the ulght."
et:es, . iey **I', rood." J "I male bolsi," said Mayo, "to
'2 tee ,lie d 1..4 her tees coel let seek yoar I'llajesty to honor uS with a
t' WI 30:021 ,4N .0' ti i* 'MI Q. hall, ste little time, Po that Mr, Greet may
. air. lare auto' g o, throng of cour- i be more 1. lly tofu:reed of all the eir-
2. i • 2„ Ow, sou e vo 314 nown fa: 2.1. At , cionoto.voeo---"
lio t. sloe. tightest on ,Senor Mesta. , Si e interrupted him bo tieing from
'1' ex 0,,amefl wilt ileosnav, and a the throne.
2 1 w .2 lo 'de lo °Le os'er her feat, res ,. "Pi ay follow me, geotlemen."
tool tooehed her Ups with kludoess. I They paszod into an ante -room,
lo 1. the snale died when . she sow a:, hung in lilac broceee. Don Augus-
2 o oroe ofoire by his oi:e. Plitt puVed the curtains slate, As he
is e 1 eeSoised with her hand. 13:avo vaned Queen Maddalena flew to-
le! He ter Dial hneit on oi.e lame ;wards him and embraeed him with
141 :toe her. He t 1 .rid reverently the 'inueli livelir,ess.
heel eSe issid oat to lint. i "My ,'ear oll friend," slte cried,
'Ills fan.hiel Bravo," she murinur-s "how have I comported myself?
sel. - Illave I come well through t.te or -
"Vora. Majesty." said he, "I crave ',fora .2"
oorr Tendon. I "You are my own brave pupil,"
••The :V aeger ?*' Ate ael ed. I sale he, tears agog to Lis eyes.
"it is lie.aus.e of him I crave your 1"You lime acquitted yourself as only
i
Ma gta ty's patden." , ;a daughter of the Ribeiroa could,
-Well ?" the asIced, aS,.§hrt Saa-v , bravely, bravely. There was not a.
that Ise hetitated. 1,s.ign, not a tremor."
"It is not eilUtelt to explain, ma- I She turned to 'lector.
dame, He is a Scottish gentleraan "Mr. Grant -it is Grant, in it not'?
who has the desire to serve your (this with a look at Bravo, who nod -
Majesty anti your Majesty's cause."
that are uot easily readied with 4
h not there is a pulilisher with whom c into pOSSeSal011 of a, cow which
Silo had It cloth. and what Is X110r0 IMPOttord
W88 aubjeet to garget.
regularly every season, arid 1 eaule than the alien itself is the elate
to the COnclitaien that it WOS s0 far used for washing and wiping it out
chronic that 1 would do nothing for A, atom cannot, be made clean witi
her. I doctored as faithfully as I a may cloth. and a cloth. of thit
• I NV and all to no purpOSO. hill11 ifl 0110 Of t110 best knewn placet
Pt
earne. Itight after v, ,,, , *2212.2
raver came. I prayed for him to ' to reolien. and If te,e tra. a
coute. Holy "Mother I how I Wove l'evu l'ea°111°g with him Hades let
proyol 3 Always my go04 friend, 1005.'0 le a Sunday -school treat cora-
l-hos° was theie. Ile sad, 1,10 pa, Pered with the i•esulting ECC110. So
tient, Four lilusests, i p . o 1.*Icet Street says, and Fleet Street
Every wrist be said the same. ITO 1'110",
. . breeding disease gerrns, and thee
said it last 1 igiit. To night you As he walked tbrough Der
erellx The strangest part of it is, some a for
prise o was 1 discern/ono! o i wee Infuse A moment ago he was in the Iswelne leeele win may be washed trOM the seams 0
litiard.WtilLe the p4218 or eornera of the Churn, I
were woo low, Too 1 some soo. 'Court, Motor Grant found lils for- •the calves I raised faroomme 107 0
" Not a Si11, not it tremor" -did " Low, i 1 selted from tie inky watei S. s
linen tell AM why?
9 it went on for some years takes only a, few minutes to wsusl
at flurried, was I ?" !unplumbed depths of despair, and,' ' ' w
and the clotha in cold water. and tbei
tin las mad a gallopade as ever Don S` much they shoold be put in ie streng pear
I not say ti cried. Don Augus.,"1.0 is riding the flero barb of foray, ie did not seem to be getting
'Ma !clitlena rose b om her %hate , Quixote rode. Ile had looSed up flearer to my desired, good dairy. • line suds and vOlowed to boil for at
Si,* mo 0(1 aboot tbe room and , as he came to the little fruiterer's IThen. I tried buying c,alves of men least twenty minutes, thee thee
laughed 112 s' i elle. shoe and there in the window lie who seemed to have good steels. This should be tinned andhung out it
.
"0 my God !, 3 thank Thee ! Moth- oPiec:- is, in my opinion, all right if one tee ai
r and sunshine. and if this it
er of God I I thank thee ! Sweet I 0 1 if you total see into the cirque can buy front reliable men. It vent few daVe the clothe mod
Ch i t ! I thank Thee ! I thartic, ring of i•is brain. 'How PegeatIS Sometimes seeins as if the men who
Thee I Saito. liladolenos thou bast I i.lunged 82 21 cararoled, leaping 11 an be called strictly _honest about
into ceded for me 1 I thank ttee 1 thirsts of barriess, spurring a thou- i, foiling cows aro quite scarce and
My eight of nights has come ! The; sand nii!es in a. twielsle of hooftieIhard to find. It is not difficult for
end is near t -the eud is eons !" "dasbing along levels, and rushing inien to remember all the good points
She fitreg hesself late a chide and Omen de litities. It is the maddest ;of a. cow and forget the bad ones.
sobbed. The two men turtted their uf rides, but the reins are loose, ad iBut there is not the saute tempta-
beads away, ti ourselves not les* ithe loug-stabled barb laughs at the ition about selling young calves, The
moved. It was she who brolse the Ileaguese Ah ! Ito arrives at the gate owner will almost always take yent
trence. .of the encha.nted Nestle. A word to into the stable seed show you the
,
vou
"Forgive me, gentlemen," said she. Ithe eeneschal, the draWbridge fells:
"A little indulgence is surely eel.- d'e clattere let° the courtyard, the
mitted to one whose lesson has nt-sylince is at tbe g.eat entrance, a
ways been aro of unceasing 1 awes- . word tens his busine.s, tile "%ince
sion."
"My ea.ughter." said Bravo, “you
h ve said that tl is is lAberty Hall.
leaSs on to the trensure, as. 1
trite 001* barb is latien with bags
arid bags and bags of gale. Heals -
Can you not then do as you please? ens ! the thing is done; the Isle o
The paroxysm was soon. °tea Ste. Palms is free, arel Queen Maddalena. that wa,y, linibesrpaitye oant Idustvlirteisit ae voiretws
so) there is likely to„bela shower.
I
Was now calm as t.1 e Queen aSio had -whome God preserve 1 -is set se-.ae feeding
ar , ton, eursons y enough
sat on the Sitter Thrcae-calm and I curely on her throne. ff seers! labor This decl at*
of getting a, good, all around cow.
s treated m..01 some seriousness In
Arid so I found that buying calves i
stately. Hector had many doubts lin the WO) Id were done as masily as
The Medical News, "Here," it soys
as to width of bei siSes showed the this, there would be no more need
I
real Queen Maddalena. fro be frank, cif work at all, for all work would be
ded)-it, is rather a hard name to her calmness was cultivated; the haPPY Play. *
say -Mr. Giant, you wonder, per- other side was the 2 c1 ol.. She I-Teetor smiled at his fancy, and
haps. I inuFt explain. Here, I am had the South in her bleed, the then he Milled again beeause he had
Maddalena Riheiro, free to do as I found his fortune -or at least a way
laughter ad the sunedee sold the
pleaae, to s ay what I please, to eaiety of the Isle of Pelms, the that seemed 'to have fortune at ti'..0
I t ray illSt as if I were one Ii;'ito or its clear air and tke merry end of it. For a Moment he thOught
'dance of its blve waters. 'Yet she of flinging, hie hat iuto the air and
denting for joy; bat lookiag back Le
saw one of the sedate Temple porters
at the tittle gate, aid he remember-
ed that he had a reputation to ses-
tets).
“Oranges 1" l'e murmured to him-
' before ?"
elf. "'Why didn't I think of that
(To be Continued.)
father and mother of the c
have taken a fancy to, and tell you onvalloWs, the consumption, or west
by cats and the motion of smote
from chimneys, said that these sign'
are the crystalized wisdom of Urea
ther prophets from time immemorial
but added: "The best rain prophect
I know is nerve irritability; if ths
boys are easily provoked (myself al
be kept white and sweet smelling.
NERVES AND THE WEATIELER
Sco•Cralled P.Euma,n. Baronaet.exs Ncr
Always Reliable.
A writer in the Independent, afte
referring, recently, to 'weather prog
nostications based on the flight o
just what the mother has done in
tbe way of giving milk and plenty of
it. So there is not nearly as much
risk in buying calves as there is
IN PURCHASING COWS.
And yet one often ots poor cows
-p.1 DI A. it GIMES g
CATARRH CUE &Met
Is scut direct to tte (Melee+.
parts by the Improved Blower.
}teals the ulcers. altars the ids
passages, stops droppings in the
throat and parmarunaly cares
Catarrh andHay Fever.: Blower ,
ken. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase
;Indictee Caa Toronto and Buratto,
of my own T:oasant gills, vieging
down the road f.om the Monte to
Palm City. There, in the Silver
Hall, I am the Queen, so please you.
Teem, my dear Old Master, whose
teachings I have so ftequently neg-
lected" (Bravo dissented smilingly),
could be earnest, wad tm, a
strong. She knew herself fer Queen,
and she had the'rare purpose to be
and.not seem to be.
For an hour and more Maddalena
wad Don Augustin and Bettor sat'
and talked like three old fiends. The
1 atter did .not feel his position at
sms,o*asesnommr...,eracoveceemeeno......mmone.
rain Controls
Every Muscle'
:lerta, spoke of her years of waiting,
ietNenanst therein lovsT'erl11=1.111sIaclaZ.
I of hope, of despair, of her steadfast
Injury te Brain or Nerves, Deficiency of Nerve Forcbl would
!belief that one d,ay all her wrongs
he righted. 13ravo spoke of
Mean Paralysis and Helplessness. how he had striven to enlist, Brittela
sympathy on the $i..12e cf his Queen
Dr, Chase's Nerve Food, and countree how be had eearehed for
the man who, by force of will and
highness of heart, would win free -
dont for the Issamettos and a throne
for their queen; how he contrived to
24
a
all straege. His iMpulsive nature
was at all times ready to adapt it-
self to unusual drain's:stances, aaght
savoring of romance was grate o
Every. muscle of the body controll-
ed by the will is connected with the
brain, and every rauscular action is
originated by nervous force, generat-
ed in the brain and transtnitted
along the nerves to the ;muscles.
When the nerves are injured Or 'dis-
eased, when there is a deficiency .in
the supply of nervous energy, par-
alysis, locontotor ataxia or sonie
form of helplessness results because
the brain no longer has control of
the muscles.
It may be weak heart action, ina-
bility to digest food, failure of the
lungs to purify the blood or impair-
ed action of any of the vital organs,
but the cause of trouble is with tlie
nerves.
The restor%tive action of Dr.
Chase's Nevw Food is Soon felt
throughout the entire system., be-
-t restores the vigor and vi-
tality of the nerves -fins tben1 with
new rvc force, the vital power of
t.be body; zrealcness. 21' 01153(214, r-
ritability, sleeplessness. and low spir--
its disappear and new energy and
strength take their place. animig the hillfclle of the Isle of
Olirs. C. Corkey, 82 Maine street, palms:, how the palace in. -Blooms- , not • relishing t idea, of .. work.
St; JpIni, N.B., states :-"I had been ' was created and then kept I "What' for ? Ain't we got a. good
-secret; and of .all the -interesting de-. houFe to live '?'
kee the' flame of Pattiotithm 'burning
Is not really the best way of start-
ing a herd. And -I tried buying the
best bull calf I could find and put-
ting him with my cows, varying this
now and then by•. using t lees
WOULD THE SUPPLIES HOLD
OUT?
lady was recently reading to her
young son the story of a little fel-
low whose father was ta.ken ill and
died, after Weide he set, 'himself dili-
gently to tvork assist in support -
lug himself arid his mother.
. When she had finished the story she
said : “New, Tonany, if pa were to
die, wouldn't you work to keep
mamma?
"Why no " said the little chap,
"is a weather prophet with ideas
worth considering. Some time 11
will come to be realized that mans
of the pains and aches that immedi
stock my neiehbors had. A farmer ately precede and accornpaey dam]
who has an eye on the future can
make no greater mistake than to
mete his cows with any kind of a
sire that happens to he bandy. If
he does net keep a bull of his own,
it is often a big job to take his
cows away, and gets careless about
it and says: Well, this year will
not make much difference. But it is
a year and the years count after .a
while, especially when one gets to
be 50.
And I believe this is the true way
to build up a herd of dairy cows. We
can not be sure what we are getting
if we bey mature cows; neither is
the practice of busring calves entirely
free from. objections. But when we
raise our own calves from the best
in , very poor bealth; and, en fact,
when I began using Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food I had just got up from
a bed of sickness, my nerves were in
e bad state, I was weak and could
not .sleep. Now I am getting up in
years, and, of course, could not look
for immediate results, but must say
that I have been delighted with the
use. of this preparation, as it has `, going to win back freedom for the
done me a great. deal of good. I am 'Palmettos and her throne for Queen
now able to sleep very, much better, Maddalena?"
my nerves are steadier and my omy Ri.end," NAras the answer, "on
strength is gradually increasing." the, day when my Queen is crowned
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents in the cathedral of Palm City, ask
a box, 6 boxes for .§2,50, at all deal-- me that question and I will show
ers, or Exlmanson, Bates & Com- you my answer.'
pany, Toronto. ,To protect you And With this enigmatic reply Flee -
against imitations, the portrait and tor had to be C011tent.
signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the They tallied too of plans for the
fanaous rercipt hook author, are oil rising against Hispaniolan rule.
every box,
tails ef bi iden life in. the very ""Cili, yes, nay dear," said the
tle, preferring to show his coadence you know."
heart of London, Hector spoke lit- mother; "but we can't eat the honse,
by listening: Yet one question be "Well, ain't we got plenty of
ached to ask, and alter hesitating a things in the pantry ?" continued the
number of times he clicl ask. it. young boreal],
weather are not due to rhetunatisn
nor to the rheumatic diathesiS, but
are just plain every -day irritabilits
consequent upon some changes it
nervous conditions which are causes
by a drop in the barraoeter, per
haps, or perhaps the hydmscopit
variation in tissues which follo-sas s
change in the atmospheric humidity.
01d people become wallang barornet
ers in their power to portend storm:
because the lessened elasticity 0
their arterial and vascular systee
prevents or at least hampers Ochs
changes in the peripheral eircula.tioi
which would compensate for veil.*
tions in barometric pressure. When
ever an injury has taken place arouse
a joint this seine state of affairs pro,
claims itself even in comparativeb
possible parentage that hes within
our power we are on the right road.' young subjects.'" The Medical Newt
T eie we tvill sometimes make tnis- sorrowfully admits, however, tine
takes by following this plan. Some
of the poorest cows I ever had came
from What I looked upon as goo
parents. It is a wonderrullY inter -e Still it insists that a careful studs
esting study to see how animals will of human feelings tveuid result 21
better weather predictions than diem
take back now and then in color
size and other qualities. that of -other popular "signs-whiel
might easily be true without makine
these signs fail •-in a dry time, ant
the human barometer giVes no warn
ings when warnings are moat needed
POULTFtY ON THE F.A.RM. the prediet,i-ons so founded of must
- There is -not a farm that can be real value. A . medical authorit3
called complete has not a should not commend an empirical
poultry yard, writes a correspondent. method when one based on observe(
The poultry yard is the main source facts and logical deductions is al
of continual income to meet the hand and in daily use by the wen
every -clay expenses of the family, for ther bureau. The government pro
"Tell me," he said to Bravo, "why "Certa,inly, dear," replied Vet it brings, or ought to bring, all
in -
I come every day. I know how handy
2 you thirrk I aim the man who is mother; "but they woald not last
lo,n,Igv,ciain,dinwah„atsatliident?;e' young illeor_ te
ghivefetwo clilaervsara;ewl'evehkie.h the poultry
ri gible 1,cr thinling a moment, Ttlhleotgrwea'et cl)teninsttairlit Pholutithrey blu.ze:iPnlensgs
"wouldn't thei e be enough to 'last is
until you got anolhersbusband ?" with a„--sniall capital earl have ,an
Emerything was in train; the island
income frona t,he beginning, and when
we increase our flock the inconie in- and the latter can be obtained Is
creases also. The rectuired capital ,payin,,, for it. Let ehe doctors stud3
for a start is what keeps lots of Ithe effects of approachng rain oi
There s no easier"way in the worlrl people out of hushless, Imt. is not so !,human nerves if they will, but wha
for one to lose a good nanie than to with the man w1.0 w.D.W.s to 1 nto 'the wea,ther inau wants,j»',his par'
have it engrossed on the handle of the u.1 r- eourSe ev- of the vorld. is weather ;:tformatia,
an umbrella. 1 erY fnrnier does not want 1,0 go into from t1 '0 west and souL4,,
phets 'yet have much to learn
they are certainly on the right track
Storms are seemingly vagarious crea
titres, yet they never move at ran
,dom or without reasons which it e
within human power' to learn an(
understand. Exact weather propheci
is merely a matter of 'adequate data