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xreftete ' live+
baus/et iefi
issiesand-
leL ;g paseeet t the
rkl, he conk! not he 'calk
-obeli, for elie. was tenderly c
Pk be her eged geandmother.
They were. %ery poor and lived AU
a hut of (See mem with a loft abeee
a slwd 'while" it, and 0, rude,
fence enelosiega ittte bit of a •gar-
den a,round i; 't Villtet land
at lay in thelioliew render the hefty
slielshee'cliff _that overhung the riv
lee et that point, eeenliv read
• topple down end erueli the little h
like an eggshell.
`'.13ut as the shel:iing dig had 'ove
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pokpr.'
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et
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t.a.thother
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t tt,0 • tlrha
%(fl bee
t-e1
,•Seighbors.
llt*tAfarie'es, 'eh
0, tho positioi
r nereo seemed' v
1
-esee-staeli,k0gioieV,,e4„0„440/1,04,-
eears' vile eiti'e wipe& its great:PPo-
teeting foof wns trested as a *ale
dither rather 'than feared ,as a pos.
-_____eibles et ger.
al
. .1Iere 3 arie and her itratiqy lived.
nevi th y cultivatedtheir smell
gardenvee-ept a, cow, and raiied
roultry ' .
From these reSourees, gar
4W 4fl(1 p t
fresh N'eLibksaJ frttt n»114
rg
ein ( sumI)tou bIcs •Iry
laege eueplitor sale-,
110e took n every day,. to the vil-
lage wed eold to the hotel during
•the• whole of the summer Feason,
vshen the linage was full of tour-
ists. • . •
Witil ibC. price of this ,produee
-Alatie bought tea and sugar, flour
and salt, and also other simple nee.
essaries sueli as they could not raise
401Y their own little place.
The summer was their' busy and
eirofitable eeason. But it needed
etriet eeonomy to enable them to
s ley up a 'little eachsunenier for the
coming winter. For in the wiriter
thAr enly souree of revenue, was
40.113 -tVe woolen socks and- mittens
%Which they _knits, and sold ,W the
. -Marie Serafinne .vas a faverite in
the village, and, iudee4,. in the
*hole neiglehprhood-se!„welcome
1501-2111(1
AB levee' the gentle girl. . • But
meet especiallysehildren loved her,
fer eht loved ehildren.
Often %sten in summer she wou/d
return home from the village and
Laing empty bnekets and a half fill-
ed verse, her granny, counting the
siionee with the . aearice of age,
%field to her
'Wh'e, aeric. youetook-out te
quarts of milk at ten_ eemt5 a quart,
and hor you lia,ve brotight me einp.
hoe
After th
ha 41.'etS.
via bn
rie•-•"'leOral
. Ger el„
the,ot
d 'enOi o
both, *a
rder
hing
<los than
at
„- 4s--frent dw
•. ,,, . i i li , dtotte‘ ..
,
eaStree i sell &made, itettre„ ou
,---2,--------4--Twei-,-on . •itri0110-4:th '''-'• ' ).! ir' I
V, ik*t 1 4.--1.. 1, • :. . ias
• • S.,14e not seen that Lao twice
bei: , , first gliii,44 Open lier.
g imp. Becoee ds,y, 4.bout a; imc after
„ emote.
km)thet that Orat accidental ineeting•sho
true that. mosey' th.e, oting
fariners of the neighborhuod were
etruck, by her este° beantee but east,
1 beeatiee sbe, was niways
work" „viiltivatiag her .prden
„ding, her .peultry, _inillesufe her
w, ler earrying 'fruit arid %lige-
eS. liter, and eggs 'Ise
village, that she no time
lieten to theme pertly beeanfee
lensehe .play, ishe with,
lere•fni
weat to the villc.1
ket ef clean glut
returnins witli
laden with soiled I
ing great tigue, id down her ,
Ibueden fora moment, and $at down
t* rest in the wood. • '
fThe.thre v oft her at to ceol her
hea4. 'and las- \she (lid _so she saw
for ithe &St time: a yo-uug mail
ii'd on a rock near by, with
. ,_f it Ate,lits.14.44.And-a-psat
11, .!is hand, •
At the Same moment thet she Per
4ved him, he *Iso leehed up.-
Aed 'ets`th etranely Weeded emo.
lions of delight and dread, she re-
cognized the dark havdeenze strait.
ger she had seen at the hotel.
'She quietly pat on• her hat, took
ur her heavy besket and aeose t
earry tiae-
'end ShO WaR
atiget.lieavi
when, 'fee
t
fill hut a child herself; ah
t y, aliee lieeauee else svas so e
melee/thy, none of her young dis.
iitlidinirers ever •approaelied her
with words of love.
llut, eh! there caine time when
tho chilstevotnau loved i*with a love
that was heieeloora."
One br
' 41 1
went,
1, to the a o • o not leave, t I disturb
kee• 4rifit to -ene esmeeeAfeenteeve- -Ofts'• 'ad
It. agenau tisitig.-
eiple, country Ogee,- 01 *toy no,_,,tou do not disturbantl .
la s. a•ncl* gcntlemen, nueses! me, but I was afraid -I wa$
and -Orildren, were ethercd 4104 efraid--" she gtoped and blushed.
the front Dora.* enjoying the Morn- *Afraid? ' eelioed the young man
Jag air and the magnificent .osoun. with aa interest he vould not con-
tain Scenery before them. teal.
Marie, who. event in and:out the "Afraid I might be intruding on
houSe like any -pet kitten, stepped vou. I mean to say,'? added Marie
on the, 'porch, as Usual., and passed (Asking down.
araone the ladies, offering her fruit., "If there be an intruder, it is
While doing so, nlie.•overteeeed ertaisily myself'. arn trespasser
%late murmur Imre An your native soil, and if. YOU
"Wbut beriltikli face! leave eve toy ateoent I shit!' take
me Wee sl the vit.& before, I it as a rebuke," tile' the _stranger
aununeiation, _while she WAS 8till gravely: •
Jiu unceniciotta ehild in Judea! t,,/b The -simple girl did- not more than
serve that pare, •. white forehead half understand line talt,she gath-
a • •
With its aureole of golden curls Me, ered enough of his meaning IP en-
.
a halo raround it; those • clean, able her to auswer: •
.hrightehlue_eyee, full of eesfteplen-t **You have as much right. here,
dor ; ,that perfect mouth." _ • have_e_ for I have- uo-reetet than t
Marie bad Ow -Suspicion that the birds. The Lord. lets us all tome
ipeaker was telking of her; het, 'Will you sit down then, attd'rest
ehe-involsuititrily turned-- areiiii0e seieu meant to eo 4(61;
and as she did so, she iriet the eaza wiltgo away," Eaid the stranger,
,a pair of large, dark eyes fixeq g.ilaits1.)e.ring up his portfolio and pen.
in aderation upon her Nee.
.11••.••
Marie blushed deeply, and 44%.(rt• Vor all reply, Marie put 'down
cid her head. And soon she took her, 'lei tes!zet and resumed her , seat,
'basket and moved. from the spit. and at there itilushieg and tremb.
flue she carried with hera vision, of ling -half pleased and half fright-
, -
a fine dark face shaded witl ilk,
aek curls and moustache; and
Med by _pair of Jar sot'
4...171y -shaded black eyet.
*led without euspieion of wrong „
r dangler., she thought of that fine
t pails and only ninety eeiltS." 4 dark faee eith innoeent delight.
.
• 4'11'01, but granny, I met Emilia I '-it 8-sho walked home withler env-
' atd Willy, end they asked !lie ler ty basket-, slie ,wondered who the
inilk and 1 gave them , eaeh a °weer was,- whether lie WAS 4
"' . ottritii•." : . - - — / tb:r At the hotel, and hoWlongslie
' And then Granny Thom115 .4as, going to stay, And if she tiliould
weuld groan and declare it wastht
rrelesh liked -of herla.thee, aed it
was_ * pity hesown only "darer'
had "Iiiiirried of a Fronehinan."
Ore time,' ietarliing with empty eeleasome)y dressed. lady visitors it', *ill satisfy ybur euriosity. I am
Catkels., Mario wtedil be arrieignedi vas whom be 600E4 to be as be3U. etching from nature. I linnak_
,, ' Tel as the "'leased -Vii5in S g 'A pitture. I will show it to Sou
"licar, dear me: leitt!'t .t:
&I d.CP- Waft liOr reveries -that -1s he; re' you-shallteltneseshatsyou tbisils
e is out eirth firt'ecalparte id ra iteel----Jiome• before-. RI wa-e4' it, for I bid* e•on will he a eon-
_
berries -at live cents a quailekas ve indeed, she might tave 'p tent,*nd honest eritie,." /
here 1 OVI hew hroUght mo 4 of..4 sti _el _the Atittie.gates eemtgairie -erilli - Awl her itrissif and tookethe-etettia
als'ekoatillY; had she not heardj,tront his portfolio, end vitae and
'1. of -elistress ,Svbich itiimedlately 4 put in ,into her Lamle.- . •
steel ,liqr steps. ,,, ' , ' Shelooked At hien in a trivect sur
ened. • •
And t1;e „artist resumed his seat,
..epeliett his riortfolio, and retool: -
need his werk.
liVqrkett on in silence for few
minutes itild then loeked around at
his quiet tompanion, and met her
oyes fixed in thildlike wonder „and
admiration upfin
. She colored deeply and turned
away her head in confusion.
' Tile" artist smiled, not, 'without
el•ev see.iiim algain. And then, wit! $3tisfaction
I 4 •
•
,
a slieht feeling of Letin for whieti! "You ate . waideeing what I •
she Foch] not aceieunt, siie tried to doing?" he said quietly, to maven
euesi eitieb of, those happy, • her.. "Well, little daughter of Eve,
•
t 1ccetatsi.eltfigee'a t11,6 /net
tete 7 ' . ,
<Tie
'lira:tiny, 1 met 'Sese, ate" Xelly ,iftre
Varinse ad I pa% e eadi of erni fri
is& oriberries. coulanstleeee
help g anny • aud
A not her .tinte • lt
'Ifotv Ibt9. 1.1titti4? 1 1,1)-4R1;, the.
out itt ik a 'era 4,1€ etigar peeve and g ,e4je
Levy eeei have brought, bask oraly1 tsee
the peri,e- tbree-,,sluartPrs of a
'AA), (;raurkl, dime ti4 as Je -my and, csese
- gee slies• t
'•and ttaall Ida ,93,1,7 thPli
iinkin )oly ef her-kranoy prise,- then Awed her (bee up en ties
tunic 1hestily 'fififtei\ the garden, ), eketeln 411141 then raid them to the\
tonotvocl the sown] of the eile5. fi.tene 'from Ithich it was taken.
led Jr throtegh the. hue into t'llow slo eeli IC?" lie enquiie
hack filsh-d, riter0 AO. found the ed. taking' the seat by her 8,ider
uoin'an uttering !feud litmente. is beantikil r". -she Murmured'.
, u'It is magical. t ui41 1-cimItt
aVie -had eeartely iime to A,ic ,7 • ,
' the mater Ws 'when the old Then she elopped and flush('
an egelsiimedt : *htl taking up her basket, she *4-
/5 Marie! Moole* .' is: dead! 4iefl •
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'11—tifiii"
die "},---elot I starve 'tie eleittli. ,i "'Mixt, 84/> 1, drive you (Away aft
Iow(•ilid ,it, ,blippea;" ift?,tered ;3011" ' . .1.
gisi 4 well.founded feir. tor) '"Oli no; but 1 ,.pitzsi. . geo .notvt
d tlicll cow was ball ther3!' lit,..!Lpi'..eitso, mtist carry this basket 4.4
• . tiral, cliatth0t21 ee tieee
keit, gredissoe Aed if sena had Gide
s.(ca emn a Cutliti,-; 0:-/e5reolr 1R4Pie the
ken int,c4; 2,4n'4 a oele twee
sent iilas4
il.„Vo. 1 woutdn't,_ titer 1 (ion t
svN it at an ! Aluil ri,,a Wtol, 'noted req e
eesi. etele for e e'er' fatt,,ei'e French fool
Weed ' Pits. eoer teethes'. mcr.E.Ukr, bnoi
tiri of a Latt,50,tA l?icst•te5 .SUillifi'-,141,',3tta
fT* "tied, ,.44=. it."z1 ping to lie the
,t.,14-2 4iit'a ',44A; ! Vera I'Met tay no il_v.i tested
„,,nen,,ely '. And yen'41 give aerie e our Au.
eery feet, if cies by eanted• tleste!.p, ewe;
and ge en ertitelese aril eeeer life!' •,, eaiie
This 'wag sitrengly pet, but, it, scas. tee et
--terae7y tree i,E Make' Ser fin
Clothes home.
5 5
9L0 fon 01,0i, th,( day t'A she • .1Vliat.: this heavy boNket u
over the eliff ! She mieted her faint by the way ! Let tut carry
aril fen ovei, tlie cliff itedi It for son,- lieeeeid, Wane it' uflort
e her neck. ted died at epee! Mg *rm.
!qiok at her fried the Wet eel), lee 'geese! 'Indeed, in.
n, sotyhing and wriegling her itied 1 eouid rather you wouldit't!
1. • fi Ole Wooded trewhlinN,
84C1' l'ed Marie teroeeh setliik",. I have a littlel stster at
door of' thr AM. 'and along the hbrne Piet ah'ent Your *ge. And I,
(L'bf the cliff, tatitil they eanie to I etiVrY all her burdens. It wetikq
sf)t hese the leele' •ef the tow so me pain t'o see her (Arv
P,cr,
a tac.it ,..c,,.,„ .
3,0tie 4,1 ten had 140,eace lief heiei mike emelt idoen
l': it 'was titled 6Lret the bleo ef''',: sleeked the jravc, of he
4907q*. To e,,PP Ott'.'in',•'. ;Nippy Vaq...j fp7c,,tut, 1
. , hat ,
fti,1
' 4
„ ' e gee ele •
ee
lid • CAI'. 6„stuo. 414431610:9
47.1 fir.,,0
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. , .tiy- her Ai4ep-to*te,
p!cas&tnty 'en.' such tepics
be 3.rity".. . •
tott.t.liW:there'la, very
r sque- teene otteogAbtS.reedi
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\say there now.
are very netir'it, sir.
“Ifow neer V' empire(' the you
'13ri anNi4ailEilYv, is it he were,not
al! desirous to shorten the dietanee,
hut quite the reveree,
"About a, quarter of * mile, sir.
.1" he said, and slaekened his
steps..walkine very elowly.
During that walk, the Artist man.
4 te beeome poseesSed 'not.,sinry
uf he -girl's full tenUence, Iiirt
of her„whole hietory, even down
fo he caleinity of the cow's death.
h, •
Vpej ejlebt, the
u or the cliff, the artiet broke
out int4) eathusiastic praise of the
beantyof the scene. 'I must vete-
tainly eketelt this, Merle," be Esild
"Will you permit. me to (vine here
fit
;
every day and it upon that honk
ehere and work until I 'finish the
picture?' he softly enquired.
"Oh, vs, sir; tertiny. That
stop` e-eu. 'gee is f' 44-4
4 *
it 14-14* --fee':4-).1"11
arta nit eqtriteseitt
with this reply, sole- enquired far -
'But, shall I be in any way dis.
bile; eoue Marie?"'
a, no, sir; no indeed," ihe an
d earnestly.
They had now reached the. gate -
the, eottage and Marie hospitab-
le invited her companion to tom
in and see lel granny. • - -
But the ;artist thanked, her *
declined the invitation.
.00 tet (Iowa the beisketi liftee
his hat and bowed to her AS if
had -been a princesse and tunic
andleft the epot.
1101e -stood trantrixed, ssizing af-
ter his receding form, until he slid-
denly turned and looked back,
when/meeting .yee she started
with some confusion, and hurried
to the but.
First she threw off her hat ard
went 'ULU).- =shed ana'pukth
soiled linen in soak, to he wasee
the next day, and then she 'wen
into the one room of thp hut, •tvhere
her granny was nodding over her
knitting She sat down beside her
and told her Ali about tie artist
she had met on the road, tenskethout
his waeiting to paint the cettegt„
end esPeeia4sholit his kindness in
ie.inging-horneeher- heavy
en -to th6 oottag6 gatei
“Thett's all well'enough for Ig
man to gin a lift for,* Mee gat But
if be wants to draw off 2.• peter of
our house, he's got to pay for 3t,
P(\or folks like us, as has lost our
cow too, tan't *fiord to give away
everyth;ng, even to the wwery
pic-
ter of our houte.," grumbled the
dame.
"Oh! granny ! You would never
ittara to take the -gentlemen's teen.,
ey for that!" wsaid Marie, feeling
deeply ashamed.
•._"_l_wo.uld thew! And I.. will toot
foro he Fete* theatre to_steal the
j(ieter en it for notrialti Let
him u ithiit indeed!" growled
*1 man.
Marjn 'Tiede no. Sniffier Answer;
hut meekly wept- ohout her little
hovsehold duties, hanging the test,
liettlelover the flre *nit setting t
table -tor Supper.
•• (To he, eonlinucel.)
•
. fiENTINCIt'StId10.341.
tiee Always miscontrues.
„ Prayers 'often hide wron
ice.
*thin tilways:b.etter ,than
*n cotti(-fave men. ,,Withoi
e with. rhen. (
• It i hard work growing saints.
n the soil of the pit.
You can measure &Mt nuto e
Oration b,y his perspiration.
No man hats 'Urge mittion *if
toilette the tratii%triet
nelytious forms essay heeome (*-
lete in which faith is buried..
Tlais is a, godlittie-world whenever
divine is all in the past tense
hen a tan is ethkitIleNabtily,
usually tliNlogitally•
I prayere .and. real mountstins
itlw.sits put it ptek ist your hand.
WINTE
tePing Owls, 1,(ivri
ey„? • othin be. to
tht 4 'Mt ' , its, debts.with
ntereS :At tbe fall roniAtip make
letigli. sorting. : Every fsi
Id *tend tquarety.tire stre
velop'ed „lees', w ese,fclit
ieir and ,distinet, etverlapp0
her neatly., Next in i
le rther..ictii'n4a-1111-6-te.-41itlwi bei(;otigQp.tet
f dear, healthy Kisto telex
k ,ited bright tyfst.
T , ug uch mere rare, . there
e slefee ' the 'oeciv to be leoked
that wpi ea all winter And 'then
ter, suvli etrookea backs, clog.
d oil.glaeste, 'ete. The too num.
eons males mid the late pullets
help flood' the markets with . nine..
sontrted-4tIsti-ti,:61. Yr -thsPerrell;--34h°tAtIlibtj
head *r a consumptive have st
ukiiellglituirmwedayi,a_.,. tete. It is the more
With w flOk of siairdy, 'healthy
fovelSynot.lotrivrarerens-forth .
(mailers, poultry keeping is nsuat.
13, emacessful ; but to bring hest re'.
zults loving taro iii needed. Loving
is used advisedly.
Bee/relit! of the roosting places
A told; draught all night is as dan-
gerous as roosting in the epen air;
corn fodder eet up around the w id.
i t t of ni. 'hen &else -will in k
itabia.
d
,
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t -
4'
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abl
f
re is„tte}i az
fariu
i t1
t 0 jot 4:43thee:hor'41ed"iiiterto,r..itio*_t4irni *ot,10(
se
-rfornwt by
to
eat I, ten:
when biro work
r.
t hisneortaiii
vappix.,
'
uiva
*
toe
eliosslee;s7:10$
of the ft*lian,etehy in
li en*y, The Litelligen
Ile era," .1diturice s, 1
the Belgian poet and h
nahoowwesr ligozsthwiistemtepelniej
gent theught-ehout the
itpt -Owp, preeervation. App4rently
it'vveorlit4trultiluilitivelerinisptols'ertenPntaibtel°*'to.
indelicate insects the Silene 'Oat*,
furnishes its sralks with ichrtultiler
hairs. when te"-4ozeii 'MOW fluid
in which th pirasi4*Fi are esingh
trinCTilueeesi that- the peassin
(4 The tooth use the plant as a
taher in their houses.
Certein kind* eatehtlies,
igrgeoeniointigs_41ybsoh, yutlioilhtdin
rticulari- they eLsevered that it
was etiOugli, in', order to prevent
theRI from passing, to_ plaelt vo•
d ring 'under the nod. of
Tfriis is oxseti *hatour
ere t
tit
are o go enough for the lieu
to fl.y through, it will do. -
Mut, important of alt- sin4
water And feed tontinuall
Ied with a liberal but judieieue
hand aWereest. variety as possible,
but gularly. -
/iv good ration_ 4 to Itti-4 whole
vheat one morning and on the riext
mash titbit scraps, meat,
evoked Veeta,bles or anything ob.
Ole mixed up with hot water
anil meal into * thick maiilr, wt'
bould bet earefulty etas -wed wit
pepper and salL. This is hal* •P
le a few red peppers ve.
t poultry fond, for
the --trunks of t
to
la
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11.
fit
th
th
th
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211
ea
thead
stop the *scent of the -ea
rs.
In a popular work, "Les Plante* _
rieinales," nous. Itenri Coopine.
xamines some of the! deferielve
eons employed by plitnts. Some
these weapons. *re quaint antl
artlin
Monsieur Lothel e 8 dent ett
e Sorbonne, has umber
intereiltin$ txPer wit
ns, resulting in theo to
Lt * ata clamp t su
kly
the other band, when
in which it grows is dry
ed by the suu, the,plent bruit
and multiplies its -spikes, as if
felt that, being lamest the
ivor *meta; the rocks or in
and, it is called ispek_to pu
-04-effort-to redimble its
es against an enetnY that -
ger has 4. cholee of vietinit,
•
upon.. It is a remarkiible fa
over, that,"wheri eultivated
mott of the thoray Plan
.du*lJy lacy aside their weiipons
ving the tare of their safety
Supernatural p.rotector wh* hite
opted them in Ids fenced
tofli
.half an hour before
,
good ration of corn
tii tOillt of the kernels
brown. - •
owls elietild have -fresh w
warineel twits!
and lately ,of tirseked asis
oundearth and hone beside hav.
rig **ter -sleeked Iiine'hy them all
the time. -
If some itnowy morning, the
r,ephyrs are *either rough tie ,yert g
forth brOom in band to sweep Oat*
en .pittbseeit may lie eeme eomfort
to remember thst business is husi.
ness; and thet profit and pains 'talc.
X g and in hand.
-TELLIXG AGt. 01/ •CATTL
At twelve ..motitht, an -animal
should have its Wilk (calf). incieore
in piste, ; '
„Fifteen isionths; At this age the
central pair of iueisors (milk tee
fluty tep*ol by 14.psit. of per.
ingllirough thetsums, hut not in
'wear.
•11,
t�
or
ude
-for
vig
the
e*
tex
mons the plats that have wet,
defend, themselves. the most,
iking ease is that of the !take,'
In its 'wild state." says. en.
ar Coupon, "it we break a
leaf, we see a white bit
from it, the latex, a, subista,nter
med of 'different initfteri whieh
0r -0114Y -defend the plipt against,
**exults- of the tAuge„ On the
erlartid,
derived from the fernier, the lae
is Almost missinr,. for which •
pghteen morithits. The middlif reatton theTlent, to the jn(-
- pair of of
tr_ftursulsrititeor frixsitiitikivtjair•
- .the-next-pitir -411ret'ioterm
ltriY-not- )1rt". through the giinnt.-
Twciity-tour.month's, The mouth
at this-eeir-ittlt--shote--tito--movr -
(Permanent itroad). incisors, . folly
op and in weer. .
Thitik raOntha genersilty snow*
itb..114 otrininent iniitort„,ttu
nijcldte and first intermediarY fully.
up and in wear. The nro
(sec`on(t intermediary) •well up but.
ii(Lt in use.
Thirty.sig months. shows- thri;e
airs of. broed tee, whieli should.
c „funk and the
oilier -311'0k teeth mav be sllotiog
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, the, gotdeners,-Is itomnig6r agNe to
itiostssalid Alltoks the' to eat
ienevertheletti'fight,--t-e-nte.
Ittaeterlinek, to. add that latex
.-rately laelting-exeept,,in the oiig
plants, . wherea it ketones'. quite
solonindlint 'When Iettuefl, begin*
,to ' \t‘Ihablia 0," and wh/in it, runs
eeed. Now it is etpeefelly At the
budding of it, iirst fowler .leistee
„cortimerteerool .4, its life. At the \
th*t, the ptant rese(ls to defend i.
Onev inclieed to thisikitait
the tcultivati lettuce Iotce its
eird ,so to speak, and tJ
thl----MogeAyiovr,t, (.0(14 where
stsaide.
v'ith 471Jrner Oer01.0.rulA,ius „. -(_.='±11,11/1,1)1*nts„. *men* ptikers tbs.
ppes,rieg through -111i, gum.- reigiria,eeae, supply, the t •nt
—Thirty*iire-mentlet•;--Threiropiglo§
ttlopoadttith #A be NIA,- up * re. such is tlienettle,
sfaothete the gerstni
wear;211 the orn6r teeth fincisor •
theeisetne are /let in:Wear...,
. t„,' the- tire, sten) thero
ARI( XOTFS.
chi 1
ce de 1118 1
tilt 'e Xi *
t r,eam. more
eati toedientil s,pee
.Always.0 hertnometer, Arid iri
summer ,cli at 0* degites0:
Of the a e tietesinty of p
ash tor od there, can •he n
doubt. 'Ojai. to the lift of
You *ill not .help the incl. Iidii
who end to
Leaty. •...i4/4, it gives me .11 looking JO you i),$/. iooking At component par
nfriv laear sliCak ot thut dissol
iiitlaie. Yeti %soul's' not wish t, Gres-tnevi. iPes
-a .
.z1
cek tip ter
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L./
*
AO'
eis
•••
1-1
A
:"!.•
S'•
teee„._
Arom
k
et
seems to be viol
tfone• with *other
the soil; which
and made **mi.'
he
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r,,fiuhieostotrinsgteostk,eact: tothots:evriaiincit:
d then:telt es ineeficsicaliy.
mrernottlindettss
su
iLteIf ith * irertiithle amour of
`eroseopie itureoteri tno't the Oramineite, in order
to discourage the gathering of elugs
motile, mid line ,to their
1.)1/4111ENt
net
differ tit tr(„ra
0.4
,
-7:
'rotted. thee eheeld
aud the fineetY•
tree mere perfret earl fis
ittkes owl siot s
e
•
„
10,
I *he blow
liek
hainl seen thit
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