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.41 delft rh'
tebou Sunbrnel
, can elle-ettow e
ter ---when—"'
Shiretrderd attest
•,114,7001'
1. 4-4.
"-tailored
oome /rote
ret ehe
Ire'lxitn-PUYA-r4f-0.-PA1
sts 1lUeSuons and crooked tenswere
far a long time." he 644, .“and. 1 row
Glare yew forgiveness fornot It og
eet your mind at vise betere about
.hearn's evhereeleoulte" •
"Suribeem,14 evbereabeutet' ette
'd mop& :fic
r.twt ii: The ri
• but..
CIIW.'And I, have JungoJ
ktn beforet how Seethe:tax distneaeers
....„--an1ewhereetee-Forlettrve-ItlitlWrilfr7
the first. I helped ha to escapteei and
Sir . .
"Ab! Bill wait rigbt ihent._41111_1_410h
-- —Tata- "Ife eald Sir 11 -t -dA had .done
ithu
et.
4 :Als
8.
4'lle said so," exclaimed Sinclair; his
tones full 4 sudden Itunge.y interest.
"And wher •
.„ Gollsefotts et her noetatte. She turned
bvirs head aside .flit
.,.2_t`1,Vell„elreehtliate-iLettattLelletepeopite
•ziir7itTtghizt-f-4tiirAtllf.'e*tt.
,..Atnz,nntany'-ttthTg''-4rericrrttttWrteOrlt(fAit
•4-eand,we neither •of _as thought you
-knew
"Yet )You• illtafook 'no ?or a det'ec-
tive-----' •
"Yee, si4 tut f explained that, ditto, I
t
have hert TbftVi
anyhow, WA' tlf"'
.1' 6 ref)
,
•
her.'
• .
at it might ba helpful
wel.le that; she i Wet your bother's
Pernive-Mat-a0Aitellta
II , tet.' Mind, ,Blirse * good *Mt. im
hie Way, but he and law don't ht
end never will. Hes been e god de;
father in the Pest to, I1er*belter
on .--;Stintreatil Is Lady
iltrarlt04'3.*W011,7 .P.147,01US
worry me tor more. You moat wa:t
-RWetoetelleerou- theeineeend Ana&
But I don't rntult *tying •,1 was .oemin.g-
Ilrackloy to tell; Lady Cruse, and
then; thought it would be no use, for
----retrilave- about -Wes -
to rate But YoUr Unele was the wriirme,
and we've,beeil- very Wed to- her, anzi
what Mit will say to me I don't know!"
Wttir wittch she tell beck 12.0011 the
usual feminine weepon, weephltg, And
so eoplette were her vats, so- ineelterent
!w! w'ds. Ibat Sitteleir- Oo
tater_
_
4teeene
eeneltietwiledfeti,:letararshorty," .he
edit thr weltrese. 4`arid keep her unUl
6 -turn."
ty to the station, to Inquire about the
returri-trahr-to.tinntene• Ife-Vou
!Jetty With htm. and Lady Cnzse wouki
*V1
1
Along you knew 1 W4S lyirtg 61)014 Sun.
-
beam.. 1,Viia1eve'r pu think of
ti tndr
t wier not- And
, t.ve thou s.
sYmPathizedi;iiand, longed •be tell
• youbut
since you have bon In Landon 1 Ore
trlitd to find 3,•ou, itret to top )lou that.
and then ,because--ti\cre is a MYste.tY
bout Sunheam.-I want yOu to tell roe
ail about ft."
The leek lic was watching .tor Ante
cereandelter--ceeeseshi
in .Itts.
"Thereon tenible mystery now,- whet
I read in the paper----" she Murmured,
plueking nervously at her gown. "Stni-
beim-but yeti know all, no doubt, for
you said u Came from her now, or
did 3 hear wreng? You r2ee,• the heat
and sudden meeting you was,ezpset
"You ° heard. rightis: I saw Sunbea
last niitht."
She sprang forward eagerly. ,
"How did she look and was she real-
ly in prison, my peer darling!" she
riaalmr041. 'Oh, 8aVOher, from that,
Mr. Sinclair, end.
• The wordsN+iltro strangled by her sobs.
• Sinciair Aoki is hand aeothingly on
hers, saying skr-wly:,-
•4_!Sambeatn is out of•,prison-on ball,
• Lady Cruse got her out; for.Lady Cruse
loveS her as though she were her daugh-
ter.
Hefty quivered visibly. • A leek of fear
darted into her. eyes A thein of sud.
den jealousy shot through hor loving
heart. For a second she lutted Lady
-Crew - • -
--414Now-yotr-wilikietir-me4hegnisteriV
• continued Sinclair gently. 'No ono wilt
be any the, worse ler it tieing known,
t leer -my Melte Delp!), was„to
I 'thinkyou rind yet* brother must
knew *one -thing, Lady 'Cruse v.xtuld
give lunch to know, and. v
,
'7.72 - ife-iletrwitta-hstak-frour9ier-withRi--
cryof despair
"Don't ask in There's nothing
nothing -I earl tell." elle etied.,
*Sunbeam is in area* trouble, It
her trial wfil Come off very *0411.
we cannot save her from an undeeerved
pursislotnent, we caat least, maker mat-
lers easy for her by Tirol/tag that Mrs
ts tot a "conetet's •daughter She le ire
nocente-yeu and I know that -but hoW
save her frmn the public, how peeve her
Inriceince to elle Can 'you tell me, do
ltn5w?"
hew..
sly 1 7' the
*ireia 1 didn't kttow; thou lee. home
tied to -yelif to much about her, you
Mffst believe that. 'And it there Was a
tnyeeery about her past, it wolleiree
bele her in, thee tuntler;woutit it? Its
411.1% It tt, 'otill4. Besides, it Might tead
k 1116 die'-eaverY Et Ihe real cello -et
14ra10d burrteiL).
Sinetoir looke4 thoughtful. Ills au.
't•
4, r
,
c MIMI
v V
riAttrit 1 u1
aet?: ' Ws* he ree e't
weletieet, ,Iii iottity ' Aua,- -
hut poi,. mot% to, *Pot
iti. the. querter Ike Watttod. OrBIIt - ,.
i
.4. Pti,:*tent. al14•04401.1
gt *goof kr alleto114'eF
4ifl ibthtl4
1 A
44
,15;ttit,
14 0
t, their hvLng
in *CL. aami drew beck with a. pealed
, timiree
.‘11, bid wihk'*w4 /rent efer SincIetr's
meeting with fletty„.end veered that
/1bd onthTg -to do wiUt.Sunhesen
"
hi
t Itani wAjt' *bout huts .!h : itei, an
thn lefty's distretee bad %etched bum.
reused also at the theugtit *of
aneterebelpingelhe...evoe
her Bight, for it was evident
that,sW was running away 00111 DWI"
cent that z theretore would return, to
„her.,„*.oftAtempt
•1s bad primpUd 1irn 10 aecoMPlut•y
eke thereto* ribout Sufl
beam. TM fear. ontte wtU'
ftiee seemed ineempretse.neible, unless
it was due to StinbettrWetaehent
teen, which, nsturelly v.-411dd alarm any
et her 'friend*.
*1 ntl. ita 6
at in Ilettyz
rterhiss and alarm. And be Mid beard
enough`about Sunbeam to gtwee that
this respeetable, hortest-loeking women
was the aunt who had brought her pup,
the Sister of.ehe oonviet-bUrillar. '
that juneturef Ids thoughtaseurned
eterse-,A h. teehe- t .g4dIre-Peir091.
beer:'11-
1 t
• •L.
4
nen to sect more lh
„tow-
• on•is, th4ugl
nibureettrierUi
out et sight.
Then hei tabu! hAu51.$11
11,
it
4
1.'4te4, e
,
freJrn ,
h.n stover ,1e1 Whole, tht aver-
anma1. vete MOW and
itrai rolkaes the shake. To show
ii1reast enumrePtion-V*1111004-40-
jerinionts
Ows, The OiWS were lcd sWein ra-
tion; and in addition *It they would
eel ot eut or 'Intent *lever.. The porn
WAS Oa iiit43 106 tengthala-trteett tut.
(er Which also Shredded,. the team
stalks, The first two experiMente were
c.vhducled Zirideet the North Oti,
t
with Stowefl Evergreen, planted
At.,-wIlOwAldellte,L.tudiAndegANet hthigtle
sm -pert cent eat thefodder 1n the Wet,
thirtrorse,in the4eoond,,,and .nine per
cent.. In \(he third experiment., - It is
probably a toneervative statement that
one-third o the stover is ',lost ,when. fed
•the, cs t t*zg.Unais; co
or I u substituted'
oUe rtn d the nfIxiit-
•
,follete
-feeder
t.044.1*
un
t tr4n.
fl
meet.
u •
v
at. ran'
..t111,.'" Vet
sOggestiona ere not AO be
•*. tt*,judgnient t of the
cing ways eeiential
t
tiert
CRI T
417-ato
,.
tew ni�n1ls ego. To -day
ne%apeper in the
anetropoUtan dailies are,
end tht sigendid re41.4.11,$'
se simple than one one Pt
glst Pluld Prt * 461
ettnee; cpounJ IONIA o
ounce; . Corn nod Syrup Zers3prIl1e,
three ,outtees. Mix by sk lit abet. -
tie' and -tate tit feaspoottfa itcses atter'
each meet and at bedtime. That) are
ell simple ingredients..making an ab.
Bobi1eX-,11-"Flu16A boof1121-41e14,-Itt -444",
••• -
•
Ithentnatistn: aS every -one knows,ia
a sym tom of ddorianotdjildntte e
Vitkr"Eat
eys-10,-properly - flulCt or tLaJn
tistim the Wed the uric acid an other
Matter which, if not eradicated.eter-
i'a the urine or through the skin po
remains in the blood, decomposes
orals- I - einie
caudsingttm unteld eettering and
foamtty of rhetnnatisra.
his prescription is said to be *
di healing, cleansing end inilearatin
tonic to the kidneys, and gives -almos
imitmliate relief in all forms a. bladder
and urinary. tmubles trul beckathe. •
a
nett
;
etri
uebo gtvenit•twente
to thldy .ixtun ot the stover 'bran
mash is fed; six ‘Jr sever* pounds vf'culd
then be sufficient,
• ,
EWAN PALL
J. Banker..
'..savs.a.,tvat“
Thelegte...4WilestregneArit!ah"„E
--vott-freuhuirOr. find
nd-the-Soudettelaurturnireit andlitty
million inhabitants -the might,iest city
upon the face of the earth, although lts
huge population exceeds that of more
are its nee: wttich busk the
, tem and -0144 the *lover at the same
time, and they give very satiefeetory
*salts. Any machine that, will Thor.
eughly shred the 'ladder ls prefereblo
te one that simplycuts It. Fodder That
-shreddedl-ettnratdiatelY --011 be
at t t
,next moment
•-theecorner
t
whispered
ere the aun set. u in ..rta4,1 V. 0 t. ,,
But Oil Mit return to the room he swe ustd„v01101 the corm* is the clunk'
feund it .eutPty, ' Ms bird had Itc,IWIte f_ag.rUrntiled Off again after 's momen.
Inquiry proved that Iletty had been 04Z-.94fatt* . ..,
one too many for the waives*, ant al. 1 ut 110u.st-0, teors hod' vollOtoll tbens
most as soon as he had gone sue." buttor ehe lord smelt* etrangezewhe had
I
wiped her eyes en4„ ,setkping all aside, been so tdod . and as fie TriPtert°
lett The hotel and 'vezzished front thew :cue)), acroutinled with her afteire,,; tarn
eight. Evident *eviler fears ttad revived I .11.fs heck on her and retrace 'ha atePa
and. she had fed feeM.hiMe ,,. ;,- towards Euslon.,- Why be bad .: w
cd
In .disgust wandered looKK to, the tier -IMO the'lbus, why lit, had Startled
lation, Altbottgh. lie .kntni he' .ntIght her by the Adrange-vemark, she could
Ittal her in a dar •or "twec Tilic .4th Virnaltner4akti-at4i11-4Prents,..heineant
*erre deMped, antilte felt that unto hit nu um, or i by her slietteo., iboutdit,
had furtheteproof I* 0044 neither tell 11#10011 0-0,--the-vrriong track. At Alt
toady Cruse Itor SuebetinK,111al. what,. he, events, She was sate. And she had not
tlia(1 long sYsPededreene reelly true. 'betrayed MIL._ .„.
Also be inflected that 14 had bungled - liad 514004c411 that a certain hen'
tearfully In letting Betty ,esetrpe, hixn, sera -dodged hervfolloWingter at a Safe
tor his ettite'to litili was lost, and. he distaste* atter she had alighted from.
feet, convinced that Bili . alone alum tbe 'Ws and until she " reeched ber
prove Surbeam's ihnoeceee. Only .1WO tkAtrke4 She 19401 '114t ii !e:1 16° re"'
days tow Were , Tett before the trial, and "Ilea as t° 13111!4- °fa Especially
although theyi se re= pe u
. ed,sho-adanowla-lhatunk.u_tes
their hearts, they' knew thateunleat Stns. atery St' Aubin ente" the nearest l/a"
wain betrayed the men she was wed. he stallort and • plunged Mkt ra 'low
log she would be prOclahned guilty by voiced :ec-"wellati9n vitth the inspector
, °I4Al.dtubott'ith, .t. Aubln to' vett Eileen and
all the world. .
'had pro lo. help_ber, he telt a.
lurking Pity for .Sun1t4in, and. believed.,
'her iturece., nt. Ile zoo thought that Et -
leen was -genuine- ire her -belief-4. 41*
ptrrs gnat. Therefore, be' felt nowlitat
what Ise hadbegun tri • joke must be
carried out In times*, and • -that hi*
sulden• thought -that the -WOMan be
had treated to her borne oettld petit*
telt Of Sunbearres innocenee-must not
elegt lade__ as Lmpoasibe. Eileen
Tn'ght beanerry..with him at ilret..But
later, Thi:-leiv*Fe,-ilfet-iikiiild-thilit
him for priventnne her teem making
terrible- mistake„ though : for the ,pre -
&tot .tehe need know nothing at alle
But the tale he had to tell was not
silt" believed by jhe thlateedeit
•*•
ClIAP41ell XXIX,
Thincart -guessed,il was ieftrthat
fetfilkt. tie,EtY Green. ittn elm from the
• botei during his tillort absence -leer ,ot
what he might silt mako.ber say, and
et what she had ;dread" divulged,
Clutching her .preeletre headline, she
etepped' resolutely' into the quiet side
Street. and oiled hurriedly towards the'
bustling .todit road beyend; Never had
itengedewis-•arderntrterreartrima,
never had the busy thoroughfare beck.
Oiled so tempttngly. "fhe sound ot her
footsteps on thel deserted pavement
struck terror into' her, and she fell ter.
self a landmark 'Visible to *11. It 014
she oeuld reach Hie ,uolorne as
iiiii-re It ..
tre'Sincletr WWII..ji to soover her
baervel For sh(. 'knew ho tneant to
qttestion.berefurther, to w reit, her so.
ret fooM her. She glineed,latcla nerve.
usly to ape if the Waitreaa ;or Sinclair
vieve fellowing her, and Sighed. relieved,
-no lattn. Ot living. holttg shOwori be-..
Wen, her and tlie hotet illive more
Steps end she would' bee fitife:ea, few
more steps and— .
• Slut oollided herevilY WIth's Ittll .rnane
who seemed to hove Orung up sudden,
tv beetle her. AS he ' looked .00-t?.%.
,epologetteally her heart tint
hanstem----Per-Verh&Po-40-woo'
friend of 'Mr. S tales. The thought
spuivid" her on. ' 6 brolo into a heavy,.
gpastoodio run; • I a overtook her.,
, "Can t •do anythirtg. ter Your het tiek-
ed. "You seem in. eelturry. 'Shalt I
hail a cab?'
She shod: her head, too lemattileae t
k U&1.„sierAding
the danger argely„ 11 not entirely.
vOldede-Tbla---involvetteeettrtsiderable-
extra timpenee. Waver, which son*,
*nes renders it of ,sernewhat doubtful
carmat eb presided in any large Ivan-
tity when toot* without groat danger
et Ili' Tepidly becoming unlit for feed -
tog. . Farmers having power .eutters
their own can- *bred at ono. time suffici-
ent for a Nitoalct Use without danger of
41 II
•
Ito. spelling. '
Cern stover sitenktnot, bo the only
ked given the animals if profitable re.
-turns are to .bat expected from its ue.
Atter Me corn plant has well ripe ed
leels_byeeko mean* as irentable as .ha
and it le a heat producer rather than a
-flesh former,and hence a itself an
traproperly beletneed ration. One would
*peel,* small milk yield .11 stover was
he extrusive food ot mach tows, for
ressortab:e•guattlities of digestible pro.
fen must he sUpplied when a large
mitch flow is desired. When growing
animals are wintered on corn- stover
only they wilt de, very" little Moe than
maintain their wel ht, for nrowirt
s k also needs diges . protein to
produce bone and muscle.
Menj experiments havebeen made
with ranch cows, comparing cut corn.
stover as an exclusive coarse feed with
an equal quantity ,ot ,=.good hey, the
vain rations .haing that MUM. 111 both
cases. ,and the onthe ration being pm.
Iy halikAced.i. 11* c4rAL.,akwor._.1:41-
ti0114 Itaire produced from three-fourths
a; Much to *mama:1104y the same
quantity or milk daily' 43 the hay ra-
tions. the yield being influenced, some-
what by the length of lhe feeding peektd,
and the Quality of lhe stover. While
such a method of feeding is decidedly
• superior to feeding threstover exelusive-
4,Ye:41-ofta,:undoubledlythte,,,Improve4-0
en. When lath town are fed on stover
L'- the only maise food, they tat it
'well for a short time, but goon begin
to tire of It, and then will eat no more
than two-thirde as much stover as hay.
lacks tbe
Zaoriiay-and
nds,.0 , !arto tgeket:414441411. it.te4.anIm14, Is. !,
'1041
41 it'
two 1110 ' - operate' 10 prevent ani..
fodder fromgl*toit,t0.14. aLtt• logo' milk,
.rnals tad 1041 2$01reie IS, ' Vit„ 0011110.
y.ietda. tor long per:4U lar.are obtained'
faun s•• . quantity 40t bay. The'
*S.M. .. are .00110eftble In ths
Oasis ,nt gitawlng statars when , fed , On'
•gran and xtrn *loser., • The, steera rap.,
JdIy Ur� of '. taco ;toad ,, than do the,
1-11:4
'even . air, notsuppositl
he muttered -coldly; -
“And, you .Shall have thern„, if
yuIb do what 'Ugly, ant if
time we May. tail altogether,.
St. Aul!tn. -*The et'omerr me,"
me, and4 for alt 1 know, act, at lon
'The totner -you set 414 work the better.
"We can't work wdbout proof," ooloi
tht 6t14r. • •
*'Nonsense' exdialined St. /Whin hot-
ly. "Ant f to karat it lo you, or
where Aut
6'.'ar 11 ag
0,
noto to€
*iktenclt
a 014sigh of resigrzation.
ther
y* stir' ,exclaitned tint a*
liaty entered the. ,hoti,itinntriedly end
ccdib door tkinrid ter., *Wet "aiiee
-bin up -to? 1 ntuet "set eiente; 'Orme
"1 catr-get you ne itt a r vend," h
,e.entillued persuasively, ,as they tuche
'splfhens were ter than. berore 'This ,.thee husy .peeentent together,
Ivcratani$ elGrfn bevayed tet„ • She xnL la'S eyo
; '1;411,. I tell yeti heet.itAt..1 knot.-stst ity.Ort3 stili wrattgling-With her wish
*beet her dleappettraneer Etta .how shel Mr the invffered help. They wero
01106 to live with. Lady it:Neter oeke tvietuity„ f.10$11,31)1‘,Aous and, i -,an
ed. after it' &light !pause, durIttg ultkh tee day for ben, :toe mid tea a stoldt
114,tily tad, tom we.n,1.•.mnski tow .5'.1te *home ,of her deuhte. 'Ulty !Wiwi al -.034
oouleeetaio 001 his
tut..16Perd:4ng 111111 enfetr.e.' tee big'piate.' and ilicrt‘'ere
,
**Vis" abet Murtnorid •thettly ceelre
ft.,--,thOtigit-teso.,.-4;41-404etcd
oltn ha. its Ainelittr
itt r 1 to wrek'l(rfre 'a'- !o
!di d e.henn. Ietze,,e fee'..iatiett
skitter:4e, .
Thi 4* 64 116,1Pswil .11t1 Orrat:t
and retti writ,1 Ifts Ur.*kr
hcr•Atatlitip* '111:14) 1441ytrewil's
In her- bereavearkutt latt featIcway And
fesr fled !torn t miS `ft
oniXer Whit -0Mflit.t litit0',"te!ti'.% (N4-
t.14 ,Ottit?li0114 that f. Pi wment
'IlitrtiaNt ail *tiger and magnifk,„1-Tittit,
tibiArrisa Oil.** It ob. ate ,ettittl
fel!! Alter .litL,10.1ty" nerd mentlen
10.1
• ."L'stete."' , flIneen 'Iln!shed.
elet„ V.e.*
rn it theft "elteee,
10
tWo 41relyernert_in 114-ei•
etalibal
in .into Tustork Station. She wee
ete:Itrede.1 tdet aletti
.teeSpe; tsto clout)
•'bad iittfr$ thts
;
Oath. t
;,:want * vtu.0)
Akt ta'\ (Oifliflg:flow. WV
ft!ettv,i1I r
40., ere were. riulte
tr mein) he hocl. obeyet. ani w
flog fvt, tY.;,:t. 1,04 tO th
ti..'31fittg-Vtlfeth.'
ere ittiN,top,rd ittte herr sCot- tor e:ca
eileted eeith tereinZ'Ae•1.4 il 11 h
1,-4,116vve1, and sal Patin het.
"We Ar0 ltrIty fr 1 qi'
'41,.v.16:.rta,041. • mettlk
1m/4 tkitte ttralte.
telef at bet ettellX'.
et
t
the' bat**. I
tl
Vt"
,
r
Ite 'tatted lo her rigida.
4as, eut, Wee
Ito trne,todofl
',no me
* their rosea ler s -
an sto0
yam.% °
ett., Ifryaftrtnean
•
.te
4
[
etre, *wetter Were*
:en el 17..fee't
• -IreeNWefl 1t bet to
then thet
A '.0
t 11
So tsr mechanical ,ttlon
nnoerned, 114 haat *talc will be lob.,
idned With,440.0441ed 610e.... A .PrOe
*rLy:balitteed ration mitele *ow*
bould tortsiat: ot one.tivrd grain -Mix*
nec and twodhirds eOarze fodder; for
Ung.stoek rth,./0,,Oot
!atom, and 114 bialante
11
,
I a 1404
tti.rot.
ent
4
which the world le, divided, yet is the
11:t4tEithrnelessih
t *forevIregrkft4eetpceet%Ilityn. tilnxiwte
earth.nr
and in the early spring, the ettinosphe*
et London is transformed into a thiek
murky compound of fog, mingled with
4110-sm9.4-fuziaimln:,,,'00414,1443,411119cLeeS--obinneys,y,„:4a4141Uei,,
ght4ove1 ,t14. r rt.
City, at noon.day. and -obscures the ausn
treetualty as thougli it were,
•
And when one'of theite London loge",
-halWilY, however, infrequent-enwee
perfect pandemonium results. For the
atmosphere is so impervious that a brit-
elmoat invisible a few
yards away. Every vehicle is Preceded
by one or two wildly shouting men car-
rying "links," or torches; and
ions are repeatedly •occurring. provok-
ing outbursts of not too polite mate.
dictionitind bjurgations from the driv-
ers and their attendants. For a pedei.-
trian 10 attempt to cress a street would
be but' to: court disaister; while *iron
wa rung ng e pavement a tend -
eel with, considerable difficulty and even
danger. „ The sense of locality too, appears ire be comPietelY lost, and crowds
are taindesely wandering along without
the slightest idea, where they are.
And so it, gees on, tour natter hour,,
paralyzing business, creating Mdeserih‘
able discomfort, and alas, aiding and
abettingthe letheti ravagesof the angel
f death, whose_spear_ls_ruthlesaly
into the breast ,00f muittitulee.1
both of the aged and Infirm, and also
et the very young. But at length a
strong windearises, and in a -compm-
tively short time the !mirky Jog is lriv-
er the atmosphere becomes quite
Veer, and the sun shines brliantly in
a cloudless sky.
And snake too,- le the experience el
many In- reference to their own tire.
They are wandering in-lhe gloom and
murky obscurity of doubt and unbelief;
they realize that even if there wisre
heaven they are net fit for the,00mparty
o fpure end holy angels, and that they
would tm farMere at home ist the
congenial see* of the lest; those Who
ArArsted-raligio&-an4-who-ridiettled,
piety. And, then in a moment, ot re.
morse, at the .fell prospect, they Mi.,
militate -theMselves before the Almighty,
apd by the aid of the Doty spirit* they
11411 14 Son of Dtid was scourged
a.1 thelr Subetitittes The clouds and
411Y -4:404z'
fort, --1
sunshine aol Ilia love and aol Ills favor
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; TUE ANswgn.:
Teacher --it rtu.. are kind:and polite
to your p Ornate*, whet will be the re.,
matt"
Scholar..."117011 think th' ty can lick
oar • -
ptuiling thing fa hhelk404Cel
aspirant Is how. long he shOuid keep
the ,ro0104.,Seeking
works, a htutc-hook the.mostiopopular
With ell elesitea, of ;Wok.,
Speculation 'is the wax,.., ohe loge
" "Of lirbetfittrilia- Other -Allow is
s. bigger fool than lea himself tee
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Ihe--shark-is aligned. Ile is
nol the'f6rocious tlter et the seas ho'is
•represented to be, ut an e
rmd-fistr K ttmilhonaire has
rad a standing offer AA $1,000 ibr,se,
years pest for autheillr proof or a O.
where a ehark has attacked and killed
a man. .The atone:, hoe never twee,
earned.
For ,yeans the writer had t daily swim
In the shark-infeeted waters of Kingston.
Jamaica, Hundreds of felVie •I eve
bethed there every day for oenerat
There is no case tin record of, anyot
bting bitten by a shark. 41 is the sam
at all the I.Ve.st Indloa'and South ;lime
Ts.
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In Savanna la Mar Harbor a young
pig jumped overboard trent a ship. 'fbe
water was alive wittr'sftsrts..---we count., '
ed no fewer than eighteen -but On fied,
itt terror at the, pigs splashing, and it.
:swam a- quarter of a mile to land in.
safety. - •
• A shark Will not evin Eer17.R' salt pork.',
or any other deed bait. unless it is kept
perfootlyetl11.fn the Water. It 61134; /Ma
ikelt-Seell.140-appr03.eh And -retre41.-OVer
thirty times bet:4re 'it plucked up tour.
ofte to dart In and make .a grab. The
-
stark Is really the s raga Ot the
net the tiger:
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PMI, POINT AND PATII0S.
Forethoueht is a welleinfortned party
that Ow* Pou a tip on how' vonseterteet.
going to talk. -
It is funny !tow Marty MOM iiteen
things than good .onee people gen thnk
to quote at you; -
A lesson le never tear:lel until ie
graven in with the memory of a 1..2sS.
by ,not learning it sooner. •
It is mighty pits)* ter the fete?ws
Isecaught,,e4letigueeeetet
other ,eha6 waS to blame.
'The best prof that a man 'Az
wife' is In the answers he slit
to the questIons she will as wbetite
gets, home.
Peepla grumble about havin ' owork
Atiorneye,free eould t s
Welted just hire some one
It* think for %ern.
When 4 'Mtn thilika he tas roaeh
solid :ground and annornce t, he
generally easy for .his enem.fes„.
Folly *only the Until* hunonily P1113
tspAttientet for _teaching them Itobat
whom reatly t
It ler easy WWI * Men hOW 10
attest anything, hut an entirely Itit
it rriatter to° show bim bow to do
0
rt on -the et e kt
book to stand: the, t
---)k.ny kind 44 e. ha '
woman it the hes the ri
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