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4,:, at re, those feetsl not loVe her, for out; veriniit alste41, • lieing the ideal ot the ar." heesuie 444 : generals 0 talc or; la, eatil ,t he 004 to beet maim' •
stle asked sternly. iiiinulate*ait affection. Then he will fless and simplieity combined. Th
lieve sees t'weuld much rather retsi•Res the; day the mertiedsber, first elites dining 'Illoeis OA the'rad itu,b, toad: 1,10 .„,,mt • it .eff le Jews butters The ,tisist ol'hutter fat
not eater." Tile *brie nievil defeit in thee"4"16"-1)" /4u-14 tt'414bica-
answer' thatestueetiOn. ' Trust for, if i usidersteu her 1.110024-40 de, ,ciesk. win be et yory.rhandsom ever surered ,was. eft rieotehy fectoryniee„ it .beinse found impos. '
, and do what I ask." ' it proud." , room decoreteel end panelled i
"Viet is impossible. • Whatever - .,•"It will be your place to see that elehoritely earved oak. It extend ad, in ,oevaibea a French fj,„,,,Seible to incorporate ell the fat in
happens, I must know," isle never discovers, it. She is s, tho fult, width of the *hip 414.* Will tht"htid " ' -"1/8/114111 "tenfitigtitilpthe:re4146et:°IiaceT4holvteciwths't4itflume'A"ttot"
thoroughly.
'A* you plesete, but don't **Y f whom you will eoon learn to have the popular •'Well'' arrenges wile:: ilreletrceatiely because there w4s. meanadapiantnroins,naLe inmettlitg about '2c.
that I did ,not warn 3tpu." eve, and there will be no necessity ment over heed, with vetandali for
Joel produced the *cipher letters for eimulation. Am I to uncleretand the- band St0Utit, for the ateamers ne eenndenee between tbe letclell ."7"--'-a*TWvil he -w; 7iti ;tin t.othal
from 'hi* desk.
"I believe. that, I am doing sight "But , whet cen4 say to Miss eklled nausiciante Thee ,spatious
that you consent!" will earry their own, orchestra* 'of mlirttr, il°41sonilislociffref* :owe etimlifth 4,"745443* . Wtehe.440 i44014 10T filtding All be":
itt the mine thateLant taking- AY' Fetheretoul" lie *eked helplessly. &et -chits loungis on. the upper t4 but thiPleillAsuls of being traits1"e1-11114 tt'as -11°6 18"11-" .4°""
daughter laves you„, -and you are Joel shrug ed bits shoulders but promo/m(1o. flock is Imre to he A Its.. -or* to this seeentr, before. the 'first beie,g -run threisgh the zeperator at
i er inftli4titteasliteintmess. tee* "You must v
se's-- s•• .
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for eine- wyttg 1*4119r*t It; Istat=e;i:iicatift rstunn: -fhir-tol";1-"Plai;tt"4'. V lt, i:sti°41 93"1 rite*urtl) tbe rli°11
. ta . hersteuiperature than sender
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x orteible_lier_s_thates-I must vete, made- no .rep .
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applying to the readingess crineing wzth.1iiit squadron_ in the wheY4.., !tvq,L-0.' 4...,.,,,.;:z., " ,,),
is situated on the **me deck and West In4r05, and off Santa .ktertba
will be exquisitely deeorated ingave.chaite to 4 French- fleet underskTEE COW HELPS .A-USTRAI".•
white. The firiit-class smoke room Du CAL150* But 'many of hie tip- , "Corn is Xing in America and
is &ISO OR the upper pr�menade1 tains,. for no other reason than that the cow is queen in Australia," re -
deck, It will he decoreted 'with. they were on bad terms with .him marked It. J, Guthrie,agrie,ultukral
embossed leather and handsonselys personally, absolutely declined to , editor* of the , Sydney 'Mail. - 'Tbe
terve(' framework will surround thejoin in the fight, .and sheered off L cow has redeemed' the country and
rel- ,* . ...11enheirTsmiundreds-ot-tarniors-who o
,glit'Atoo 'Vial -the -Iitindflit Or Iraltilier litalirtiiii-itioitght of
&sips . whielt stood by him. lie 11/02 are now better -off than they
fought desperately, and even after ever were, and it is all due to the
his leghad been shot off by a chain cow. Auctralian , butter ranks woll
i
shot, nsisted on remaining on this up with the best butter in the
quarto -deck until be was forced -to world.- . . - ,
give Up the action and sail away "Our butter making is alidone
baffled. Beribow died of his wound, bq cooperative creamery system.
and several of the sulky.teptaino It hes been years since the farmer
wore tried by court-martial and L made butter on the farm. We have
hot. Iittle use for a duel purpose -cow in
WHY PRINCE OMARLIE LOST, Australia. That is, the dairy far-
mer wants a cow that will give
milk ten months in the year, mid
pro-
duction."
.f°r 'II° (All" PurP"e'
while those who raise cattle fo,t,
beef have no thbught of milk pro -
LIVE STOOK NOTES. .
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'It Was the.
1°19• iighe''or t 01;filtoeiitellr
leek I'thics at.
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oppl at the first 'grapIt
and seat Off 4 telegrani to
L'rd Itarecastb. •
"I must see you at once, upon.
matter that vitally concerns .yefsis
father. I *hall expect you to call
at my house' this afternyert."
think that is strong enough;
and it ought to fetch him," he said
to bimetal. Ile then ,proreeded to
'his house in Park Lane for lunch.
It was 4 maisnifieent palace that
Joel had built for himself„ but he
had not midis the vie• ual mistake of
the -nouveau zielie. The decorations
were quiet and -iubdued, and .in
heel **IA
Arvw‘•••,•1
atay to dinner tonight, Itachaels:
he said to Mrs. Goldberg, but his
eyes *ere on his daughter, and he
noticed the evident pleesure that
the news 'gave to her.
' While they were at lunch a tele-
gram arrived from Lord Earecastle
to the effect -that he would call a
— -- ---- 0iX-01010*. Joel had net ,-,se Aenitx
" - * --"` - - --bitTibilliirtieitiiiiied 4 weapon "iii
the cipher letters that would -com-
pel Lord liarecestle to do his bid-
ding. He did not like the course
that he was *bout to pursue. Ile
knew that he would be guilty of
blackmail, although whet he
thought to be his diughter's hap-
piness, and not money; was to be
his payment. It never occurred to
him that Rebekah might resent a
husband brought to the altar in
. such -a-roanner. Ms thought that
his daughter was still but a child„
and he had mistaken her sweet dis-
position and kindly nature for plia-
bility. *fa never imagined that she
ossessed any of the strength of
erecter that had brought lura his
wealth. .
Re deceived himself in thinking
that his sole idea in ,bringing about
this marriage woe --her -happiness.
. ' lie was not guilty of self-analysis
or he would have been compelled to
own that a desire to have his. own
way, to overcome opposition, ani-
mated him to a great degree.
Re approached the interview with
the titinotit confidence, and he re -
calved Lord Harecastle with a geni-
al *mile that did not receive a flat-
tering response.'
"Of course I had to come when
1 received your wire, Mr. Joel,
but-.—." ' Lord liarecastle began
_ coldly.
"Yon took a wile coutrse, my lord.
What I have to say is of the utmost
gravity but before 1 begin, 1 want
toiMpress upon you that I have
none but the most friendly feelings.
I shall probably eausee ;you . passe
but you must remember that I
warned you at our list interview."
"I have Como. at some inconstenis
erice'to, myself, and 1 must ask you
to be as short as possible," Lord tam lia,recastlie's promise, and then
Ila.reeastle said frigidly..
g
-- 1 he would give' him a little rep..
"With pleasure. I ask you to re -
"Are you satisfied!" --he asked a
Iast. -7-
- -tuarrY li27 daughteiV 01001 asked' ."I must believe it," he replied
bluntly.- I dully., .
WAS the decisive avower. "Whet hays', you to say, Are you
"You must. I appea' l to you toprepared to do *hat I ask 1,",
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ceinfsenra
t. I do not want to be co- ',I -you caret pearl it, Mr. Joseph.
polled to pursue is distaateful no you think that your daueliter's
wurse, one *1184 will Claine YOU hipp140111S would be made by, fore -
much suffering." I ing "4. husband upon her by suejs
"You will plesqe yeurself. Mr. terrible .means I"-
,
"That is not the • int that we
are_discussinge -I *in seetisfied thet
you shall be her husband."
"I can't marry her,. Mr. Joseph.
/ am engaged, and my honor .is
bound- to: Oise Fetherstons"
-"Do you think she would marry
the son of a traitort"
"She would/ marry me, for she
loves me. I 'aye done ,nothing of
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ed to welter 04 he noticed the tenni
drawn facts with which Lord Iiiire-
cestle was awaiting him to con-
tinue. At last he began to speak
slowly end impreesively.
'Tour father has been guilty of
the blackest treechery. Ere sold his
• et to-aussit„--sThere
Maretatitle *prattle to his feet,
and he stood towering over the ;few
with -elenclied fists.
"How dare you say that, you.
. aro- youscumof the earth' he
'tried passionately.
Joel did not move a muscle.
"I ark the truth," he answered
solemn y.
Ills victim looked at him wildly.
Too stunned for words, he eat* into
a chair and hid his face in his
bends. Joel maintained silence,
owlon 1" •
"Twenty-four hour*. come
here to -morrow night and give yeti
my decision. Doe* my father know
that you have thou,' papers i"
"Ne, and I do not think it would
be wise to tell him."
"I do not intend tce-slo so. Tide
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mestosthesEarl-s- Isehalls Y
1AOSt to keep him in ignorance of
my knowledge."
"I think you are wise. -Before
you go let me repeat that I am eor.
ry for the •neceesity 6! the tours°
that I have taken. If ;you come to
me to -morrow and say that you con-
sent, we will allow the matter to
rest in oblivion; the papers shall
be destroyed on your wedding day.
There it one other thing. I shall
expect you to terry out your part
in no grudging spirit; there must
looking on with a 'mingling of Ali be nothing ut your outliner that
and triumph. The latter feeling will lead Rebekah to hilieve that
predominated, for he now felt con -sit is not a love match. I shall trust
vinced that he would wine - you to do everything in your row.
',Let me see," aareca,stle eaull er to make her heppy. Good -night,
huiltily,,And he held out his hand my lord."
for the papers. Iota Joitepli eat for while with
"The letter* are, in cipher, but hie thoughts. Ile knew that he had
here is a decoded copy." gained the victory amd had not a
Ms Anger, trembled as he took
the, typewritten piece of foolscap.
For a while the letters danced be-
fore his eyes, and he pasted his
hand wearily over his forehead.
- It was not necessary for him to
read the document, for he had al-
ready realized that Joel -was speak-
ing the truth. The words before
him burnt themselves into his mind,
and AS he rose to hand it back he
staggered. The blow had been at
terrible one and he was only be-
ginning to realize what this meant
to him. A life', respect, honor and
love to be blasted in a moment.
True that his' fathers' conduct with
reference to his debts had been far
from satishictory, but, that did no
prepare him ,for thislawfUl revela-
tion.
Joel gave him ample time to re-
cover himself, but he intended to
strike; home while_ the wound
still...AWL lie wished first to _ob.
osep . I, have given you my de-
cision until sick of doing so.
-You are very persistent."
"If -you refuse I lanai be com-
pelted. to ruin your father and your-
self."
.0
, Lord ,Ilarecastle langhect "con-
temptuously. *
-"That sounds rather like black.:
inail„" he said
"You may. 06T131 it what you like
• which I AM ahh40104," Iletecastle
but it will not turn, me frora my'said bravely. .
purpose.: Vales you Lest, ssie your si ara *welting your ,decisime
word of honor that you will, Morin You know ethe a,lternative," I
my daughter I will make your fec-' ss,id impatiently.
s.
therli !lame stink in thestiostrila of "Do you wish tis drive mis
*every decent main," Joel said with omit, you ieete, mf; alone 'trio
cold tifensee. iteretatitle sod
r \s,'You.ere talking rubbish" Lord 4;4 °indite 'began to psi tles
liareeastie replitd, but there Was to slid fro
uneasiness in his demeanor. I 'His first feelings -was one o lads
"I. never talk ,unless mean to nes* that 'his engagement, to Ethel
act. You thoroughly inisimderstetid Fetherstort had not been made pub.
my character. I possess eertein in- for the choice before him stis$
formation, baoked by indisputable' a; terrible onitetween the dia.
evidence', that, if, PiibliilWa to graft of hie family and the tepudi-
world, will have, the effect that l',ation of hit own ,plighted word. His
have *totted. my honor, I Inuit consent 'either to the dishons
ant speaking the ,truth 1" fi; or of' hi$ father's name, or to soma.
"lionorl" Ifaretastle bilighed 'Az* his vivii Otairtoit bort*, and in.
disdainfully- -"Your very words fliet en irrepareble iedurY. .0p the
convict you of being devoid of such girt he love*. .
a thing. Do your worst, Mr, 4oe1 41 will settle a oit Itebek.
.lost,ah,", Joel b. rake on his 'toffee*
',..'Very Good evening', tions.
1d ,J' i'ad tannies--- r --li-eonfounils$6nr-tnuriesn vault
But Itie ,guest. made no movement so3 be quiet Itareeettle tried
to nsittellottle Wits PreserViti* savagely, for It nothing b*t
d front,: het jeel'e words hiel hatred 'of the was rattily,
4 tettNleti011 with them. TVs seatelting his , of soul.
d A SeCrttl bllt 'WAS it Al happineei reeent-
s he tried ts fetike ent51 se-, to him, h uld Ethel
to he sifted to t She 1,4
Yon
year
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the-liFesr 71-iiTst
etance will be of India -rubber tiles.
The ;sleeping accommodation will
be quite in keeping with the excel-
lenee of the public apartments. The
etate-rooms will be situated on the
lower promenede deck and also on
the shelter deek and will include 4
number of cabins on wit*, Le.,
with private lavatory and bath
room Adjoining _each. suite. An
electric elevator serving fourdecks
will prove acceptable to the Come
pany's patrons and show that the
most -exacting needs have been an-
ticipated.
The 'teems" elass passengers will
find the provisions made for their
comfort second. to none on the. At-
lantic. The dining saloon which is
on the middle deck and extends' the
full width of the ship will seat no
fpwer than, 202 assengers. T e
There might have been another
and different result to the battle
of Culloden, which shattered the
hopes of "Donnie Prince Charlie,'
had not dissensions and rivalries
crept into the Highland army. Two
of the generals, Lord Elcho and
Lord George Murray, were far
more *axioms to get up a „duel vrith . Do not winter more stock then
doubt but that the answer -on the library on the ewer promena e each other than to fight the Duke you can feed well. Sell to Surplus
of Cumber' nd in.the fall.
morrow would be in the affirmative.' deck and smoke room on the upper
Re dressed for dinner in a con-, promenade deck are, also beautiful The Duke of .Wellington was nt CON giving milk wants nsore
tented state of mind, and when he! apartments tastefully decorated in! first ;really hampered in Spain by food than the dry one by her side.
joined his daughter and sister hal polished hardwood and the spaei. the conduct of General Pieton, the some men feed all alike. Use
leader of his cavalry. The two dis- common-sense, and feed each in -
liked each ether bitterly, and for dividuar cow according to her needs.
this reason Picton was alwayek critis Select the breed svhich you like
ailing and even disobeying the or. best, and then stick to it Ione,
-dors of hie leader. . enough to tett its :due.. Cater to• '
The "Iron Duke" himself might 'its special nevls, do not con -
have come to grief in the Penin. tinually shift from ne 'breed to
sular War; instead_ of covering biro- another. All standard breeds are
self with glory, had hie opponents good, Your favorite, properly
thought of nothing but how to beat cared for, is the beet for you. r.
him. He was opposed by three of The,,trouble generally is that eel
Napoleon's greatest marshals, breeder is too anxious to have his -
Mermen*, Ney, and Swift. At one Young stock grow too feet, And
time they had good chance of de- oftentimee he is fot.nd forcing them.
along to early maturity .with fat-
tening food. This will give them a
aleck -looking appearance, and this
it just what great many breeders
are working for, but which really
is a detriment to the utility and
value of the stock in queation.
Taken all around oats is the best .
grain feeit_young etock can 1141+0,_
-faia-Ms e —
them growing every day, for it ix
only by that mean* they ever do
their hest. Any felling off is not •
only present lees, but is a lots
that can never be regeined. Any
1animal that hss been in any degree
tunted, can never grow to its full
stature •by any Atter feeding or
owding, end the owner of such an
nitnel loves, not only the extra
owth-stlies -animal - would- -hue
tide, but also loses the.extra feed •
'veil in the, ettempt to gain what •
lie bed* lost '
"OPEN 0
was the best of terepere.
"Lord Ilarecastle could .not stay
to -night, and he asked me to mako
. his oxcuses, but ho will be here tos
morrow, probably to dinner."
ous ataterooms, too, cell for men-
tion. The third clams quarters will
compare favorably with similar ac-
commodation on any etha.DICT
afloat, and the dining -room situate
Re playfully pinched Rebekah's' ed aft on the upper deck excep-
cheek and ° watched the mantling tioniilly fine. ,
color on her cheek. Mica. Goldbergi The liareoni system of wireless
only laughed, stessuere,yhteli will aleotevesai etas,
looked at him questioningly, but WI telegraphy will be instailed on these,
After dinner she joined him in his marine signalling apparetue.' The
study.I "Laurentie and "Megantie" will
"What is passing betwein you' be of about 16,000 tons, twin-screw,
and that,yeung maul Doe lt it con-
certi Rebekah t" she asked anxious.
ly.
"it does," he replied laconically.
• "I believe you are up to some
trick, Joels Don't play. with Re-
bekah's happiness; she is as dear
to me as if she were my. daughter.
Tell me what is happening."
ii...S-AY_hestessnessitslarssyssit_tos
morrow night, Raabe.. Don't as _
any questions now. Is she as much LITTLE TIFFS Tun LEO TO
in love with him as overt" GREA,T DISASTERS,
"Rebekah does not. talk; she is
very .reserved. Have. you noticed
that in the lest few months she hae
become a womanii She had de-
veloped qualities of which never
suepected the existents,. Joel, "016
has your will and strength of char
-
;toter. I hold thought that she res
nimblest, her Mother. -4 sometim
wonder whet would happen if it
came to * fight between. you."
"That's not likely to happen; Ile.
'heksh-ls My own dearlitt cir
And *he tibial always. luoie her 00/4
liT47 it 1 041T;400011TpliSit it for her,"
"'You snisunflerets,nd y01,116.11,
Joel know you better. It is your
'weystliet you'will force,.bot when
heir way does not go with yours,
whet will happent"
She -shook her head sadly, but
mci'only laughed.
(To, be continued.).
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A. MODERN STEA,14$11It,
with earryiug capacity of 230 first-
class, 430 seeonelselass and 1.000,etroying hint had they worked to -
arid win gether; but Ney and Souk were
third-class passengers,
the largest and fasteet in the Ca- personal enemies of Massene„,*nd,
nadia,n trade. though he was in chief command,
they refused to-oarm,out his plan*
and wasted WO* 30. We wrens.
ling*. (
WIIEN WAR LORDS FIGHT
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Differeat Ending of Battles .
Mare Itesulted Bed the Gen-,
. erals Agreed.
—Assinirrorse
efer-forces its re.
tion !pun-
.
can truthfully say
that I believe that, but for
.the We of your Emulsion
would tong since have
been In my grave. twas
Pad Work-totanOt walk
wifttOnt cougbing
very "
ome peopje-think it tuna,:
when greet tdmirals and generels
quarrel like iitheolboys: *mon
themselves. But it i
funny for the nations whom the ads
mirale and generals are , supposed
to Reim 'BoMe- Or the tgreetest
naval end militardisasters his
tory hikve been 6'wing wholely sind
solely to the feet that; the leaden
of the defeated &Ws or armies have
been on such bad terms that , they
have, hampered, eine another, iti.
*tea& of working cordially together
ageinist the enemy. ,r
Tiop t most famous getieratit
ft *indent /tiMes were Elliseriut
and NAkirStS., Apart from etch other
either of them had a rival in the,
of the White Star Line t war. in the year S.18 they
Megantie at Belfast. re both sent by the Empe.ror jus.
advices from Liverpool an t Ian to drive the Gothic mvatbrs
bounce thst the new White Star out of Italy. Pied they helped- each,
Liners liegentic," was tuecessfui. other the task would hue hien
ly launched from the yerd of Met. imple. But they' "were not on
ere liarlend le won, Benoist, oath* eking terms," and the result of
10th inst. This is an event of more I was that the greet tity of
than witiel interest in the shipping Maim, which WAS besieged the
world, for the "Megantio" will join enemy, was not relived in time.
er meter steamer the "Lauren.
tie" in the new White Iftar-Domin-
jon Lint Puke, to inauguz&ted
nst tnd
Lh'erpool and thus strengthen
ronneetion between Canada and the
Country.,
two steamers will be tho
Iargest n the Cainadiett Truitt.
like alt other "teeth of the W
E{tsr Lira* re being toast?
t het
NVillisost the ,Cong,ueror bed reai
on to be thankful that Ring ifatol
trait were not united, Two
thein, dwin and Itarke're, quai
relird with the others. They r
tused to telt tlp their differrnn.
join wko1e-healtedly to expe
Invader Whoa he landed
Pesensey in 1065, Instead ir the
drew off in dudgsns frtms the 8axei
aray taking with thi'a thouisad
of
1 ti A
1Q* Lb t t
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THIS. And much more was
wfitteft 14304t, (. W. ittrqer-
toti, Clark's Gap, W. Va. We
would like to send loolt.fill
copy a his:letter. or
might *rite him dbut:
case sirs' really Intarsviatuti
,1 but is only one of the
rOptit thap
.retitdizingprparat
in the world, Even in 11
most stubborn of all ditales
niptioti) it does won.
,and itt less serious
such ats smetnia,
asthma, tatirtlis
flesh- sfeses--an
effect is
c • !
i Oftd01 Ras Provii:
.,
'Great Swecess. ,
London - is experimenting with
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Juno'i to.Ootober 31, and'thety•
ie
, reviilg * tUeeess. , ,,
u a
aftd wee . a ext. tll'1C
, of
to lww tls. t,liing worked.
ries
thre
d.
ill mmotlete
eve divided into
rJa#e% of tweuty.fise etch.
i',taff will consist of Otle head
te*cher, three ass *tent teacher,
cook and helper arid *
'uree there are buiVdini
tare occupied IS part of owl)
.11, in pleasant. es in mt.:
weather i 1-:opelesely had simost ell
he time is spent its the open air. A
liteltheard on an &wet it set stp en
the grate and the chair* of the pup.
are grouped before it.
Tha(hildren ars and the'.
4 study is light. There sire
I
'•"sv ;
I
have theai
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