Exeter Times., 1908-11-05, Page 2.1k
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..1 `,,,, • '.,'" -
7' t ''• ' -
ookd a li le LWnQyed.
zo ipjreeiting his deseription.
e heara it riniord, f
Masters that ,you Ile -
to escape Seciety'a attentions."
rid for one, the many-tongu
.4 Iymg jadi. 1 osuppeee ail
of u, everymand
.oveari, are
httgIu$
szt/ror 4s
estun
t on re -of ,ta,ftoo, I*1,t
rckuP
4 newh *fj
parct1. o
f then
the' .rti Yein."
o pain that ,itine (Ines io
risdozn-or'ant .of
ho 'a in�ved to put her hand On
-10;
on't deprive- me of half tho
sure of the gift. .Pleasebr
,
dcdxpssion
the,
m to be ski -Wog -a red. r
you e
-
mitulation. "1 anake,
of iny cbiractera-. beliti'ki
ben .you do not?"
' in a eoffieri vwa
""If," be confirmed, 'Socicty is
v the produet.of,Civilization
• untutored savage. :NOV an -un rate-
fulone, mark,.kou, but one thank -
fu! for his. savagery,. , Afternoon"
teas, 'newer Ahoy% and • .the
hun-
drcd a.nd oneldiofic •thingBwhich
go to 'make u ordinary .
ninfceuncL efortA*hi
part.e pinned him in still fur,
her ;was •
at kind of woman.
"What -dos that meant That yen
do and itou do not
, There was nothing for him but to
fence; he answered—' •
"Yesand 1,%;&20.14 '
It did lietilt any way extricate
him fro hie dif4cuity=„.. J4e con.
• 1.444,6444ZWASItiV2Vg
are a eemPlete enigma."
riz&O th,
he conversation
le had gaugecte
_a by The he
wooing of her understanding ofhim
•• was setting in. Her laugh, over- she
"I' think ion are very drastic."
°I hope note'
40 IT,.
"'Because if you think_' so, I have
l'een mistaken., I trait formed,
wrong -estimate o your ebaracter
it you care for these things.!'
"And inippecing 1 did,. Would
it be, think you, unatonianlyV.,-
, "As the ivorld wags/ No. On
the contrary, the -absolute ctnintes.
seuee of voinaeliiiess in nine hun-
dred okod ninety-nine women out of
4r-ert143.
ightly, to
back to the humorous line it
left; continued.-- . . • I
• "I have known people take quite
n interest in enigmas,De youl"i
She changed the subj'eet, 4.0tr
way from where there VMS a tread -1
tog on, dan erons ground.; felt the!
•• ii
'leo gettio -. i said—
'4, - • I
41411441nAsLeb:41t--,
I
ecter of yours professes to read the
, hut -does uot, .venture on pro-
wr, .. , •
.,....
I NetitUr0 04 prepho0 210w..„,
He spoke suddenly, rising AS 40
did o. Picking ulth„ hooks, .and;
for the first time, quietly possess-
tihitnself of her bag, continued—
i
•peaking, and
he element Of 6
hng end,
1, Out just now
• cul4tienpro-
attle-frding the
t,
or two reasons.
faitening le
in thc orm of
icturn to the soij
a largo
4
rnent5 of soil fertility in
consumed ian, grewin
1iorii
Jong,
o turn
hem-fe
they f�uii
ore pr
0
4 0 ceieo so fa au
4 P1/01066i0 ' 4
.
411 X jdg8, e
„moii thytuno fore
hn t1iid attezupt
t which to
n
found a
fl -
n t� thor
aud mprovements are in daily ui
in lie Navy at the prole
A' eves of tile lett that theGer
,0 t ,!?,.9-wf'lleti°erh lblart iv Itl°11iui
him in
(100 a year, it is interesting to noti
of Vurtember o
LflIO 0'1 1 if --:tho 1oktita, ilt..1714.„BeiltrO.ei.iiitpriu
0
u 0 , n *4 'sleek is, MOO Ina
1 1::,..ment y4:au 0-aga - a ' :0
-, .11 '
,a4. AO_ ;WOO • i 4 44-
4 , ',1Y ii
;en
NV... Y
. xvvA Tr-qt—iill • SZ1! 00 0400n t
e,-..celoraz air itot.'..or:Fpost401- br•-u-se;, --d-tor• e _ . gees o.iva
hanl- them down, or - ,.., 'VIM,. • 'rosyart., ,e, 141Otaierr:. :
13uV ho found him 014 iniutt:,..4 '-an rtnej, ma e duo, ul are
0 Od volt 1404.64 0' taw tc)* 0 ' hkw. izq i sp, t:.
' .,•
bermuch of what thy
on or-aUng
wards,ut, she, Was consmo
spoandinfp:- 'dr:Writ -7'33W,", fin't
noon 1, that it passed away -al
quickly. TIic • most., entertaltun wo
tonversatiens. are usually- theae frame.
which flow so sinoethly ,that we preciated,ei
.-
rget to note the: landmarks' and realize hoW, much feed
ping-toncs u -tho way, e.....growt u J.-wo.year-.014-,,
Slic was• • clext; .catiS0 -MU:* of is
-startod. pros-
ro.und
half i
before niglit they had gatheredn
tWEnty s of go1. 1
tree W ''''.P
r with
lrendred, oirnccs. By thist*
supplies -bad given
theiring own couneI cone
i . '. ratu
vilization, Iaid iia a fresh
rovisions,-0
of hxin to • ow
p her own flag, one
Ilettra
Way- -
he was not at all ..aapona
that should happen; did not want
to lose him. She had grown
to—
to—more than. like him. 640
asked herself petitlaiitly,. why could
be not be 43 other men?.
” The rain held off till they reach-
ed her gates, There Ihe'y said good-
bye, shakioghalide for the first
tim; -The -to thrilIect'the-
As an out comIe 1co Balt P06'
1101t what their meeting
might possibly lead to. It was, a
pleripant feeling. Things were col-
ored by it—color of the reee,
/ler good-bye WWI spoken lightly.
Instinctivetried to counteract
that thrill. Yet there was a, lin eroo'
other coarse oduots
much, of this roughage,could
tilized for other 0 -Pitt
the •tras,;_growing
coarse products, bo inarketett at
a low price -in the fprni of loan e
tle, instead of enhancing/their value
-by turningoffa more h*Idy.ifinish-
ed
The finishing end is the one reall
profitable phase of beef:production
as it. is: commonly carried on.
ininate this and the business is a
t • Asistant Mnn
natori neho n
writes;
-, siiffcrctl with th
few daya of tlleir retura
.the:' bappened upon thG ree!that
made (ioolgardie. Beginning with
ug" weighing AO OM, they
1044 ,out from a cap of that reef
iii d few hours upwards of WO
.ounces of gold._ Bayley, carrying
,114. ounces of gq14, joureycd-iback
cattle man should taise his own
cattle. It is about the only way to
intuit a supply of • good feeders„
witiaoub n, 10t of time and expense
in scouring-tho'countrY. Indeed,
down in the/corm:holt States the
Say. it 446 CoMe to a point where the
•
somebody 'e 410 ft 1,•1rat*hel:r
leiansor specialis
and never obtained
only atter-1114AP:
unapedicinethat .1 began
lave 'use
completely vexed.
giad to 15t ther-pithlie know it. A
good thing is never too'. dear."
We'have on file inariy testimoni-
a like the, 040' given, hero. Pio
rorcclaiii factory. .at Meissen,
old , u
roni whi
ells butttandiniIk ttegt0.7Ths
Ring of ervia - 04,14 own--0-
elt90,10.,athlition to whkh- hc- hold3:
•an agency for meter -ears.
To fresh air .and exereise_
attributes- the'preServiitIOn of
'her. inatvellous voice. "My golden
knie-W-0-10-41iig„"-iilie:;sayii;
and then .never to
not push niy- voice for the pleastrot,
of the moment. If you are prodi-
gal of. your powers at such times,
the, ,next'tiMe you uriSh • to be go
eons you . cannot. Fresh: air and
bly no other Plveiciall in the 1 plenty of it is of vital, Imporano
•rJdLa teee ved each eo volume to the sioger. 'Every day that it is
the DC4reSt muling.low.na -exhibit; , Dr; Ifartman f kerLtioa.
- he Afining--Warden-
• v ous. dis-
o n NO) this
1110X'Y had !MO
that
and horses,.and all thc,par-
aphernalia of Rrospec ing and
eaznping. In their wake in eourse
of e came_geldot.seekers,:in. hum*
rods, and thousands. From Bayley
and 'Ford's mine .there was taken
in the first.nine years of itshistory
131,000 camels, of gold, ildued ait, $2r
r( ie weretbe Londonderry and
Wealth 4tit Rations "finds." The
Londonderry Wadiscovered
arty of unsucceistel ptospr5
•
or. -their----WaY7,,backAo•--0
Two of tliern• picked lie son*.ricli
gold -bearing specimens. After Op'
brat search the outcroi of a reef
tO
BANKS ,AISV BRAIZS.
V44 16 0044:04 the Ilii;litioda
and Limilaiids of Auld'
• ''Siu/tia,.
both..
or. r
Dondee unemployed.
Dundee public baths are to be c
tended at r4 00St. of $50,000.
There are now 2,757* halftime
tary und 3,OET innuelpirv,titers-t
Inverness.
Ur. Don irie.
t too inelexnent-1 -talier-froin.
a half to throd'houre exere
To his re I attribute in
eat degree my good health and
mho
tin _Ike frostrAiLand. reke for.
keeping the voiee in, good or
' Whereas absolute quietness n
peaoeful surroundings are found to
, essential When working by many
our best-known authors, Sir -Oil,. -
bort karker eonfesses that he can
write anywhere. "There are timeSt'-
1-eaays,"wheit-absolute silence 'is
painful, and then a hand- n
der, tellytivis
Usually I write InParativ
ease and facility,. a a thing
does not seize Inc :1 drop, it for a
time. -Once absorbed novel,
andi koian write under almost any
nees.---Orm----orthireonetu
terliaPters .'The Trait of the
IE word' I wrote a raft train;
of oTh Tr On of
t •zpoken -ss tbvc don .
tb
s • would,-Intist,,...savor
e. us,
running in re-
cponse
44 lai, eall. three, ter
c first time, walked homewards
ether. i 4ttideaLot-hufoavt,na
:ire naiglt have• seen in if a begiii-
I shouldjai't hate to thiuk tlaat I
- it would be a painful thing. 11
iftriEkftli)CO WOO* 4904 At,.. O'
wear-
r-neit1ier to, narrow 'nor too
ideratid.possibly-an-alktwance or
• stretching a point. To • force an
• opinion would be. a modernized ver-
sion of the iron boot the torturers
ri.ied handle in the frolifisitien
or• hit lodgings. Waited; for her to
• e you got 'fai.
ot-sT,11
tie more than ha vy Cot-
tage; on the:front. Do*you know --",1
""That petty little bungalow wH1i1
thecreeper Pt t
_
t
-Then -eare env -v.=
stooped downt_liftedoand kioed„het.,
shan't see you in the evening' het,
pause,/ go to kod, at half.past sev.
rd Half -past seven
.ow a e or a o
She' excleftned todignaritly, at ao
gross an luau •
no,ta liLtin gi.r I ' I'M near.-
-
fleeting
one. Ile held -her iWay; threw her
'op int1u:o air till she is earned with
the delight of the pleasant fear.
Tilien_triPetka.rxtt )(.45b4,41.01* And. Set
the-Trrate-on'•
• So he4105
o
on thepi ne; were
thinking in cominen. 1 hoped
''Tdi me, will you viihy
-- me different from Otlier
WO melt ; tliSught- as. you did of met
• "Oh, coinotl Unit that now
en the ain s it will
That with -near' con -
it to the
hetivte."
too. Tho Joeal "Weaa.
re predicting it also. You
the only prophet. 'Corns
etiiigeoncl rorimatiz
e I
, 4
1t such a, wits
,Calling on me totell
think,"
i'Why
u ike it.
t iposing..1 said, something -to
d
yon'
liy. Aottld'yei
atice.4 inv "griersii e.
of.: ter, vO;orlds.,,,linollo,
nu ild knew that I shout(
1..
the dialect* rullug the Tau.
people, then said ----
e personall How are
fiditne matter?"
hete sent me dovin
tttc!yaboii.
of apjro
• o said
011 IflY
Still,
'Wens ow."
uch was their parting. 1ttcn
of s of the other. ots
Ike'l deringly; thinking
for what -reason, had-shirsaid
o'clock1 11 ounded so -then
1 ughed nt his stupid thought.
_o life tOlhr, life_a moment
wo,
*olio of water in a peace iti stream
may 'touch for an instant and in the
„next be piited by the wavinKteeds.
What of after ,rotetines1 Would
they be guided" to one another by
thtrzngc tato.-
aped from the 1)-- 6411411
*tit tho exolio- -
your's.",
. yen with even
t so ealleus a,
• "TO, I rample
pegitively.:11-
e t OW' tent -
04.13 0 00 0 CT:4X 1 14 04-
ire no* - were, .moit invariably
rilisotran3 fattened 04 the
*
-,. to Vadian
fainters. If a, Mail 006 ta the
anslet hitn finish them himself.
'are sometimes told that there
are a goodloatir wlio have
not -siti f416-,
rhing their own -cattle. This is at -
most pure nonsense.' Astable tittit•
11.tto house growing cattle is At
0._f0d0VM. en,
g Vatn6trequire
4fahlie- ally-lt) kept
-lioX.--iit04.1*-„,lato••
are better intit
it
rivack,_,Ireland."—The-weapon,'
ur'd 14 Inclies"--long Anti -has, a,
unded handle and sharpened
b ade, and. is unique Of its Icing.
Tli0,,Place w ere the find was iade
fOr ,tecd, the CO0011011 farin
and grainc are all .4,4 any
steer needs". Corn,.silige; Or «VOrn
fodder and' fOots, with. clover Or
hay, and a 'little straw for
tic4 bran and oil, 70
frostedliflitato oats or 1VaStr
make any •steer tat,and
avt'grain albowante is not teed -
either; If is/armor has not suf.
c out heavy feed to fatten his own
ho can buy and feed son
with pro -
lit c.an the speculathcfeeder,
iding- essar
and tins,
is the. one
are Mick poor h
annot fatten beast* well.
ever , there is allout it, if on
Moderately, it require* no mor
*kill rather lets—t4 floish
.0 ..4 ,,,: - ii
. ,.
....outide - -.14..-... . noat,,..100
....*.bielt-is *hat is 1oa1Iy ca1l:6,
coiuposed of .htindretis
• stories. " ' r„.arly :this , year,•:Vhen
..e Of ,the stouts were t4eintea*"
. .. ,
'1",7.'(?:-':::'!41.!i,stiditt= -
11
ne4,-.14°.0- ..tliirteen separate.
sve bave been found in rthe fort..
ich with lis u.ro,'..inoitt .: oti 'Olio
ire viaidie4 :,',duting°‘ the 4i.goro.g.,. :
Ite argest or the graves is *bent'
ti, feet ' and ia ,assutue'
mind two round • balls,•:
f.
frioni.-11ounces, an •
Iargc Teter of flint spear heads,
e fort is evidently -is cemetery of
*t(Ifl0 *vs, and it is highly 40.
*tie that the authoritie# should
ki Mediate steps to prestrie jt
tiOntolition, and carry 001 so -
a B ipyar a rovan. WaS *416, nir
for tale at the "upset' price • Aveortunt to the report one
oao, but there were no .1v110 1153 apent the last four years
Man •
is now 401'14 te day* irt dation 'whatever for the k
linnie for • alinid off stones tel.. bitter diftertriets
Glasgow.coo s on
e'ang"1:011rthuscloreatl'"ell
life eantivALIm (I1NL 11f1
nezzu,i
,
Tbe preservation ot the .A.Ord quite satisfied. It is said that
1.1 ,Ayr is going on very oath, one of the ladies ftbe
factorily., Thirty men are At pre., foro
ed,thatazi.4
egadlliarth-o,f`irogfof tlio IUUkO itiI •eI1g)ifrP huilaind,
ing--womf from the-imredationo ,eetved tuo 'Cita reP47, "If yu
d the' Auld ed t tfnigerit.
oc',.Ayr hautwort .v.0 'Y don't '100'
• 'selfT /an I in -
0480r
ting whith mar thoi! li4ppmes
•
teir tOtbt 'r�ne.! x
nown7 INtilheliniiisi rnu
llI
-lutr 1 o
,
increase inothe =thncts
Ortinkefirkees (ludo,the
the.year jnst ended
Deer 'forests in tle No
Highlands inereaked by
between 1004 and 1903
!Lt.,
e :14
gathering
Seotland on Satu
iption •
'Lords."
Carr
,and master,'
when I din con
istcr. TIJori I
mLn(1 he wir411-Le
ory, of
ri.
`‘.
ng with oi
• he the Q1ieeia
- •
tist's troul)le
•Prpf»s
e t
wtretirivtcn
k,4giill right.
-evithing wss
4-ree4444. Ile
and :t4,0t tha
o ° it4ny1e."
„di to make
giant muititoorn was pii1edup ing at the set
t*C.nteiliettitna:V*04104t1117ei°allul' not think thnt
447.
was 431'1041es .in diameter and, IS from trtgiond
inebei in eireuudertric ot. tu %If* irt
vrifted,'tiid.
tanks in fro
hat they .
1414 At V
wMJn In
trite
ottl :t*1
e tb
petuki hard
ler has
NO nith
'vered to
x if wiltAi
looxitee
ne
wont( ti
*iris t
The
di
wet-.hb
insbi