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Volve 9 att , am.1 foun
thi&. his t
Fbe.E rl wet full of.dli
apprnzehing marria
lhe» he wanted tokxii
engarnnt* was broip
for rrse.ht teme541
cs,Altie's *trout( oppositio
himself suggested this, ma lase *
'soluti"ou of • their; diffieulties.
Jrafteettlefirmly Ailenced hint,
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ol It's my jealotOly. Oome-
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ord Oolmitunt notietd nate-
441,104:44 stlence daring the, me
41 he began to „Wonder if Ire. h
Mitt** hit the mark, -forhe
ainty did not look, like a bri e
om . whose marrday ditaz.st.
iage 'watt but *
on. After. 1u*11 kfarecastl
lase Earl abstained front. further crdered„ motorortar, fo, th.o.
queitionts.• •
were to drive to Leighton lifalier,
At times liareeastle wondered if ;Ifireeastle lihnstlf intended to r
it coutd be possihle for him to earry yturn on the .14orrew, for. it. was.ouV -his oe meat to. Aoliekah; nee ry fnrr • w
n to
.044' .•.ar,
pnsw y an fireat •the honey-
tbat
undermoon wss Plug oPent.
th train. , Nothing could damp, the,. Ear
On all s.kles he recto, eongratu,.. ty 14 they raced rapidly alo
lations„the irony of which ow Ark! the.n Itejorould look curi-
i
tjeePly nto his soul. At times an ously At his son, and wonder what
batons* desire for Ethel seized ;could litveinduced him to cortsent
him„ and he jonged to ,go to her to this Marriage. Be knew that
and tell -her tho troth. Rewaa lool'•inust holm he4 hand-iti it., -
miserable iriknowing that this and- he 044)1d not 3ilingine, whittar.
%Imre- ilie-muSt itad"used so offfttively.
othoroughty worthless, ana, the Ille.came to the conehision_that-it
bought, rankled'. Then, too, hit ems ttorrise, worrying about it; the
father's eheerfuluess hurt him, marriage was going to take place,
nd he wondered what the Bart and that was alt that mattered.
• mould do if be knew that thial mar, Ilarecastle's moodiness increated
siege. were due to the crime -of his icks they approached their distina-
youth, itioni„ and es this Earl notieed t.
"This Joel money will make airternhie; fear olutcW' him that
he difference in the wo.ld to t;tte Ofroulethluic toiSh4*t tholast mtg.,
osition," the Earl remarked to reent„, interfere with its .consuin-
is son. -"You will be able to carry That104. '
,
slut many improventente that have ' At last they r e*. Manor,
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ben standing otill for want of end flareessige he * father
• tapital," tfrom the car.
LOH Ralortta-Stie uttered an im- r.._ i
4 KAliri. remarked. "/ suppose you
patient exclamation, but his father Iva be busy with Rebeklib.o, ,
congenial one.
continued, for the thane was loi. The Earl ereBse4 the hail; talc
... servant led the way to tholiltrarY.
"With your brains you ought to Eareeastio went to the ,draawing.,
intake yourself it power in the_nce "room. Ile stopped for a -memen
litical world. I art ambitious for " t- the door, and then quie e
_Foe, Ovril, and. should like.
ou attain the eminence to whit A tan figure rosemet, him,
myself aspired, but Which Fate ort,thel. r lieges 'you titter
decided I should never attain." The stood looking at one an -
They
were sitting in Rarecastle's other. * eyes. pleaded eloquent,-
tibatinhera in the' Alhanov* for the 1 , but her face was expressive of
or had come unexpectedly to
town, and bad declared hisinten-
tion of going on the same ...after -
aeon to I•igliton Manor. "1 want
to see more of the charming girl
you are going to marry„" he said
ielteerfully. Then he dragged his
son out, and they Went to a. OM -
DVS esvellers.
"I will go and lit " the
-
-
•* must u Ilebtkith'Ic wedding
etre:1;:,,nt,'4, wish to seehow.they
aro; progreating with, the resetting
of the famityleweisto.”
The • celebrated 1Volverholme
rubies that had for generations
adorned- the reigning Count***
,Itere ',displayed to them, and tbe
Earl tatztressed his • tatisfaction
with the *Iteration*, that: had, been
;ode* Ire. milted for an **orb-
tonent of , tiers* to be shown him,
land -at last deixled upon ortelcont4
sed sliamosi.ds.and-rabiett, that
uid-ber en shite with 'their own
Ifeeirsee* astio took but little ter -
in. the trentiattion. 114knew -
-
hat it was jeer's money that the
rl was litvixhing •so gerierYtt*
the idea *as 'utterly &ass
sit-lastr-,s0.0
awo, and -
the rarra
ohtthotniet
- A crowd of ha
ere All ,vaser
i upon hi* recov-
flg
VC
Titer
attiroun
irionds
s totOtailile e
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Itpa.., *TV to 600 7441
lePhi:;° she. answerett,t1.94:41Y-
This unexpected meeting'. vat
more than 1* eould and be
Moved impoltively to her side. .
"I am' glad to hi0o.,ani,oppor.
uni. of t kit* to you," he he-
r aiii--*-45-vtic:on. 12,
rly Ma, wondering what
you vtou , ;of my condtiet.
;would to G that I .could e*pisixt
everyth.frig."
"Your expienationttare ortly d
to Miss Josephs. They do tiot.co
Cern me," site said friedix.
"Do"yott utterly Iotthe MeV'
dted •brokenty, •
' You have -no right to ask sit
question. shall he itC.,0124)011
(o-me,t, but you1,15t# think of -m
111611 or
tenee,
401-14 .1•4
fisnee, d 4
OU *Wit listett Ethel
he cried pallionately. "It witty
for the- last time, but
conviiite you 'that r ant not utterly,
butt' ,
"It is quit I
tiow." -e .witat0 not see
my
thoughts .are you „ • t you
y think „of Into" she 4$1 0
ly.r • .1
.41 tan only Sty that. X 'love ' you
o he -broke; out with siitt.
ion; for ditdain. had
rettltent of
u „ n ,
'r
riositY'
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P.) -t
lo flot. ould ArttaJr hilY'
he ;cried lo
• Bre strode „rapidly
and took her 'hind an b
"Ethel,» he faid.earnestly„ tell
that -1013-- not hate m0;-
40 * little, comfort,' dear,” lie
(laded.
11* 10404 into her eyes, and she
vonkl see. the. pastion that movod
For moment ithe'waver
rush oftendtrness Overwhelmed
her,o for she still loved; him dear -
y. JIer 'bretth came qnik1y and
he endeavore,d to ut
n
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t hate you, Cyril,
you are very etuel, and X ant v
w-eak:, Why 'do, you tomtit,'
11. is dishonorable." -
"Yes. .1 am acting like a c
1 know it, Ethei.-1-feetthat-1-1
not marry • /ass Josephs, be.
• "And you wilt jilt her toot'
cried_soarnfully,--and-shit-ser
herself from him. "Are you a
or 41101141"
• "I don't know Myself. / teem
.haort, been living another, lite the
mit few weeks, X OanUot 'thin
have no spirit to t direct Me.
wander simletoly on, wonderi
what is going to happen. • Ever
thing teems unreal vivo my lo
for you, Ethel. And now X am di
honored utterly. Will you mar
me if X break off thit tog gemiant
he a*ketl desperately,
"Marry you; I Never, must
able to retipect the :Man marr3
od do you think I would twee
appinesa Sitoriiiee of anothe
fear that you do not uuderista
Me, or si you, Lord Ifareeasitle,
e anew.erefl , with biting. sCOrtz.
I- it poor_Vii,m4lisoitoto.
'tinned hotly.- "When' first 'hear
of your engagettieot natural'
oft bitter, -but when -
other day I knewl had I
her, Shs is no party to this me
entry' bargain. 'Yeti have play
toir part only „too well„ itu
pose -she thinks that :mit lot* her a
liutitmoil *bona, lovo it wife
What a future of zeitierY is in store
for, her. You will. obtain your pay
merit in Cask and she will reeei.$
the husk of 4, 10V0. t it. is mea
horribly mean, sod wood
can look an honest nuia th
44teg.S0 All true. , -iverything tyou'
OW is true. Xi have hated ever
oment since I WAS foreed to this
ue position. But X will throw it up;
n I will len Bebe/rah that do not
•olitr:bohoeiffnrifor'gliehlriehlefr. "tAlf6settheandeee'.
but
tory
Itle?
an
the
ed
to
k;
se
ng
ve
ry
be
pt
rt
nel
tt,
ed
he
odes that she will marry mo, then
eh '411 cal -04 it out. if she *vs that
ed we must part
e Ifelooked appealing at hor, but
tatried-ailenco
ur me, der. X onlywan
to do !elm right. X wish ton
tell you. All.° . •
(To he oontinue4.)
to
*try. Then, to. , ttas, his ,firit (driv.en, *Iwo the
thartee of; ;tseing how th worla eelkoutrol, • I.
viewed the ..*protostehing'Marrisi5efr • Iler tyts. blazed -furious!
• of Isis send: 1:y.
),,c,f in hitt heart the oAnd this il the truirt, thsiti i r
ly admitted auch * ''fooling* t'itiOsho eriortmtootnfuIlY.
:art hated this ewish *strain that Speeted—that -thought eould ;net. -
as shout to eroi-8 the blue blood tr do * triesoiractien---that I deem
of the Wolverholines- but he bare- ) ed to be upright and lionoriade*'
to 'himself. ' . ',4I love ,you," le. reoeated.
1
, ' "I'oxi've the lurk of the devil; /04.n.ii/ou are utterly.bastk to telt
AS4 Iterlioin*,1".., Lord . Ro!,„inh,u,n „it* Ve f0. You eft- mkt to become *
Isla '''407s3 lih Pia Ora% letalme a Amted to another wornan. At le*
st
tOlifkitntiAltr«...:I 0..nlY/ Yr. ilk Ole 1,13/04 owe her tome loyalty „ and now,
%la 'Amothtr mos Jatelris In tnel in her oan.houee, -within, 4 'we
ek
oil(' for my boy, but they erel of your mtrriage, you ttll me that
dtiA7ult to, nice:'; - They tell me she kvon. tove me,” she ssia with A
is r:o.h."
Se .hiirriiing, 111(14% ptitqt *$ *}Ie *tinging conteitipt that bronght, *
, , . .
"Pretty, is not ,quite the °M.
atch,orn4i, and with little, entgiard
ns of her rate. Yes„ liarecastle
. vett, fortunate," the, Uri said
vetioctitey.
‘"Witst ie tht father like! X tt
r not Iiitn," the other asked
zisi! .
Qtzte , preso . tile, ni mest
. The se moots are all
., eol.fli
US 0 14 fsee.
4"X.do 10te: You, arta arn ;e1
to tell yon 0o. But cant hdp
4, Ethel. If y0.0 only kntvr wbat
driving ratt---rls" he .said
elp-
•
"The motive •is 'but too. ,eir
The WolverhAne (*Sera requi
be replenished, but I tittle thou
that, you ;Wire the man to rojile
ith tittle otteh Manner. '
).our Iteart•yeu raust kit
taii.,,14 you the„,,t list that is not the reg40A.
1-0).743 I rtlkiiVI5t explain;iit h not, M3iPse
Ix'ecl,:wit„1 a c„ove,atoluq ;et, Can't yota ittig mei, kit
1011: Tr011' and - you forgive -
waa 1u ts)vett.r. "I ‘,,tottaded.
I ilokst
o t
iert
1* to tltr
nditton
Wog
lirou
°
to
on.
1
ofi 04,17 • firi pi
flL
0, 6
itb
'
tn
fuse wi
th u eI u of the en
c hat it i
wise to retirestance
T triclgez, ithouldThe laid
sold with the wind and igthtcd
the leeward 'end • to.that the
*me will be drivtin away from the
°ten dlimmit* should be ban
led with special' ear -e,;•., As it z; co
bustioo it pleuliarly liable.* to
ittme an explosivet_eharatter.
mall quantity
* tt
t v
e
•
un the &rund 00
;Z1cs vt&ey to
:4' 'if,' 4:
o
hugat
, •
per bare and havo paki * Ada.
- Tbe Right. of IV filing' COmpatty r ere seat
at *toper there;
hese results • obtained by taking the fir nee, If
pro 'you are interested turns out good*
4 vas 4/ one, if not, -you,ltave loss,
zr izizor sy4,4iltate to %tomtit- four .,-elairtisit
-
lir Ganda, ver sotttori ,over discover .
These (Jamas, we -think, will tUrn out well and shoutd *Nowenar-
mous, profits to the syndicate members. The syndicate
will be for vito,00o, divided into 100 thsres of $ttOo each, Tee
shares aro payable $100 cath and four! furter ayts of
*100 per month. Of thit- 0$400)0 will be -paid for Veit
pro-
perties- and 400,000 provided for working eapital. If
velopment work werrants the forittetion Conanan4 a.
Ccrnpetty will -5 h 800aaptio rapItalimion.
a
Lsr
'zes may be expic
the open ear it
Irnite should never be thrown
int -o. t the nitroglycerin
whie tontaine remains undis-
olved mid .capable of doing mis
• ief.
t*in nitr9flicel'ine,Should be tr
ed—itr-tlie4arne Way as dynamite.
Ammonium nitrate ex_plosiv
sot7-be thrown in small fragmenta
to an open fire, or if they do no
contain nitroglycerine may ,be des-
troyed by, means of water, Explo-
ivo cap should exploded sine,'
with pieces of fuze,
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WHAT WOMEN STIFFEll
„
"Poottl" sneered the brutal hut -
and. "You talk, of- the worries
tid weariness of shopping for new
sex, arka you fret about the ugli-
eels of the things, when yeti buy
then)," as if that were _something:,
terrible. If you had to digit: the
morest-te pay for them, -as
you un have room to
ear, t
the irt 10„ --"what.
tompared--
s suffering one undergoes itt
I*ving to 'wear them, no matter'
how unbecoming they may hot"
Op brutal huzband
buriedgain self in his paper.
a,
r 'flu t ments.
We ugly recommend the a OVO Atia aPOCuigiOn.
11 oheques payable to •
PATRIARCH COMPANY,
to isoluinge Bunting* Totentit, Con
OD
TIIE IllkiPBOFITABLE COW.
on have had three men work-
ing or you On theofarm, and one
of thom was .4. thirker you'd soon
get rid of 'him, ~wouldn't yout Of
course You would. Anq yet thou-
s.of fariner.s who refusetor nog-
' o 1 tit cows are k•eep.
infshirkers in their heeds.,
fits, in farming 4 dairy-
ing a good ;bot neve
A noted botanist was vialkin
through park with & young lad
friend of the "gushing" :tYPe,
o pointed out some of th
of
4
t „
*
t
1 ge.. Don't forg it works
both ways, and that the cow which
is not tusking money for you- is
eating food and taking up,time And,
room that, given to some other
Cow, would he making good money.'
honey than.ifpelted to draw out four 0-
otuse of the beekeeper** 'tattles'.
res, se it takes large quautitios
oi honey to build combo—about
nine pounds of honey Ittalito pOtta
of eoinh-,,,to say nothing of the titan'
the bees lose in to doin
At *what age oliould tow pigs be, I
bred is SU inquiry often met with.
The ant.wor, briefly given, Must be,
that better results have been rea.
lized by breeding from young tows,.
say. at eight to ten mouths old,
than has ever been done from let—
ting therti run meet) longer before
-
they were put to the boar. Not
• only are tome of the best pigs
raised from. vita, but the toil are,
more tint, to make. -sure breeders
--
than if let run toe long;, for in the
'latter e
chyl therefore hard , to get to,
breeding, and sometimes we loas
the me of them entirely.
for you.
Too many, -•farniera guese •their
ws aro doing ail -right. It's eatiy•
And inexpensive to test them aitd
e pronuse yon -will -be turpritied
to 'And vitt who .the' shirker is.
If you pee(' any indructiens .for
tete
over gf*(), poundsof butter -fit
4'
cow;4
2 s olving between 4)40 and harbor pollee, accompanied by a.
; 'Bo* the nal* round*;. :43 between 100 and doctor, at once put off to the ship,
,
poet tiful trees stirs up the; eta pounds; tia between and 190 'sorry 'story was told them. I
emotions of the soul I!' Then, t pounds.; tnd, lest, than 140/, ft appears that ' the Callum&
ting a great, rOUgh trunk, Slx$ wen, pouna* of huto;tvint per cow. AS undon on :Ian. 3 for Austrlef
alia.
; "YOU superb oak, what, would a ge.nera.4 •tbing,* this • *bows. * "'aid, oirieg to the captain being in
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swor.1,4
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CAPTAIN IN IRONS,
Delirious Through Drink Could Net
Navigate Ship,
"A eitptsin in irons and mate and''
crew in tbarge," was the ominous
message that reached the shore at.
Vithnotttlt..late rsday night*
Oteeti,-7-
Pcr 'oo
„ VI 1
• e port
you, sat to it,you eoukl talkr
l'he otoinizt
"I believe I can be his interpro.
ateri" he. mairtitireds gently, "Be
wouVl—proliably 6 'I beg your
Plea
OW PATIf.
'There are sionul
thimiod t elder* of the Morse
family, - to the quiekness .oij
Bobby's vitt, but there has.never
been any, doubt thet allezioulonee,
tti4d by hiittio-, however 'slowly,
is or'ever after reintrithered.
"Won't you *hake, baktix witia
BoPh asked otie of his trr'a rem but; Bobby bun
„
don't- care to," he saki, with
1 distittetnost,
'Pont `4* te0V lik6 inc t
fitiit001.*
X 4:100.14" r,epli
there wool o
the r•,
bby,'" Said hie ( annt,,
aelifully, as She withdrew
o pUblie gaze, "why did yo
ay sloth & rode thing to Mr.
rowti t"
"Beremit, aunty," *aid lie
"n charge, got *panic
not telling the ttat
neter take any ri
a
r'
u
0,
WN I US.
ron o e
I b -ught tI
u&Thy a414
gets t
It 0
Li often
o it.
44,
44
tie lmOroverpeott over - the aversSe capacitated,.the had oceupied near -
r „yie -of two year* ego,,
which was He pounds, -
The beet 3.1 vew.st Yielded 208:
pouods inatter-fat eLch, valued
azetiw
Pg.1 f butter,fitt11*
1 t t
y three wteks in an erratie passage.
down.thennel which should not ha,*
occupied tante then three or four
4 -
Ith „ god --loy-thiterew that
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worth , from thecommeneement of the voy.
4; representing a eetttal loss 41g6 there was ir°441et "'"1"g to th°
the txpeuse, keeping. ,theyinttmpetance of the captain, and
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4„,60 per ,colt. , the. *ituation became so Critical
, that All stvailable weapons Were
• ured. In his ,delirium the caP-
DAncr 174iII/LIIS'ia, Ulu was so ,4ioIent that he. was
With *ening •tarat i, 0 th 0 i IzITed'and locked in hiseabm" ,
sur f the 'ttl.to-ilile. - ircinitw'Just hiof;8 muutehttlft4iftleir. !itty :htchil'enba' ittirlskilj'ahti*I2i'lh°ktY371bett "11
eant,grans remote is, s. ,qtfestion, his nisniteled hands, smash off the ,
• has been- answereti , freti nt. top by *tains cif/against file table,
lit .tubhte,sittl:tk47ywotolaittiltintelispotr0wfliatirennItztlhoeuti 1, sliPPIYIdier-inio,1.10,kei•xtiht:5.,gmreasdiwi::dpicsiientiltsh. iatt lip
of
40 worth of fertiht,y; in .#11000, the Lizard 84 Conference was held
worth of liter, -*so; in Ill1„%* wore') betwton mate and ereW. The formork, ttoo; in ti1,000 worth of., er ,14.4ks in favor of coefintting _this
rile4;$3.1; in -$1,000 wo,rth ti milk, ri: voyege, but there were nits Appren
i .."
0; n, $1,000 worth of butter, Vices on hesrtif And the terror.
onithe market
'ishes of the
ed th
for crew thiit the
s ' o e .
3'' 11.25 worth of fertility. stricken appesriinee And patheti*
01 otirse these *slues are -sith-„*PPealiv-E-4 the Youngster* suPPort•
jeet o ,change s,
fertxbzii veries, btit rtlitt• 4how vessel should 'be turned back, an
why dairy( ferrules, 'that is. butter., this ,course was fmallystgrited upon.
titAble, ed, and it 'was decided to lower h in
on thefitrm,.'eAnikeimuieThe violence of the 'Captain incre .
u r titrrits aitsy pm:Ili:illy, into the lazaret, a mall toMpartno -
tilitY0 'And firm- sePlating„tecnt at the bottom of the ship.
givesthe skim.milk dire:31y. bsek,f3ecorely chained and rop.4, he was
to the ve *took, and :through ;the towered into the prison.
stoelc sight baok to thii seil, in- When off the Lizerd an
offer
eFei' the soil fertilitY-sand mai- the steatn tuff I)ragort to to
ti
tiplying the *table prodecte of the estel to the *eared portfarwits ins,
m. , ,
.4 I
Liiir; wroeic NOT.88. •
01
(eni will pick up the email hits
itt the emit *Are and utilize
tn for shell reiterial. A *twill
ip where the hen* tan get *tit
1 be often visited.
k of exertiee ewes during
iter meant weak Iambs At /earl
ime. Sometimes the feeder
st ptt the *wee exero
t ia,distalet froiti
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7•4..
44-,o44.1
o
'4 I '
Li& A•no, %eta
and scorted; -(m arrival at rat.
%la wiedieal ti 10844 renderidlo
thr delirious captaitt,
*ere %at** further vimio
itt frptt *IA Viattle to (roofer the
tO the hopsitai On *
When in the boat thou It
*hed with ropes,
jumpLn oveeeolird„ and * I
truggle eastied 404
perhtnasn strongth, he thr,i
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