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.Oharlic „utter/
holding. 9
b
fuat b3
,ne.
often,buy 040:t faij
nuns fetch fik
Tlit "tiger -
•
401Ahlo aubata
to thc. bottom
Ittoilvticiohns 0t•
on their way rej
, —
W T thc, CfXOrt i 1
obstructian ni'ore Clearly
each teele contuns at its
i 1(1 iniprfcct, but til1 di
:-jb1e,t,which is capable of.;
thguishinbetwen light
aul 0 n
o treat iour.. brotber1 iflnuoi
c tinga ou r
"Ncver - 1 r
liod it sis, , doesn't/
.0 it roally 41
east."Doan'tn't 41 It mat -tors to 1001
P°sIlte be a hating man
aai 0 exhibition.af my
(ou'ro flouncing around
t m my hdong
Per,
.11 over hie"about w
It it going to mako one,
,.ur torrible _Jokes*:
t. can4001rilf C.
Jfit run i keno"! r
riptiMS
What'simo you know. the 0
-
f it" ging to give u& pain,
0arfl' t4:
umay': lefb
0 4 helSO,
zie only "USt
O.
a Polar
at Os 'than' "-"
-boa
: :901:destta • 1
t. °.Valley.*
o otami have noquotation •
•
bo
in 801flO markets. When in supply .,,. i co can
0 , istearic-jook-1 , vagit 1,11 -4, attY farm by a fat:sate-
• ,ou. labor over One of your
ual rocious pone. *
sister,* ,"1111 throw you
ri amuletyou black, and
merely going to observe
roller, regardless of tho
'that 1 was glad 6at
ouha440u
forge
ingthat the real harm comoa fro
he dio8olr(1--niatir44-4i -the 4Th
hz&tgoes into and carri
sunset, of sii
t� -develo
e;r0ota
etti4lit
worth from $3,000 t> $3,760;Ele
pliantL aro mach more widnly dealt.
in. A young one may
for froin$t000 to., 1
But ostconsidred
-
1808 it was 0881
tion of a few good evarictieS, and
by pare al planting, and tare of
he * vine afterit is planted. Tho
o that is required to take car
of a ow vines. Would- not amount
itt n
be .' 1
3 One
' rio*tc_,bcke
• *,',1
hat andlirnantle..,:-Thon t8h0
crept 80,10,' Int() 'Grades rort!ti the
ebiki was not yet asleep, .though
aleopy. ending over the cat she
kissedthe •little rosy face, and
ride arms went up .and around
tbo neck of her 41).r ;Also Kis.
*." ;Mrs. Soton-Carr had not
en *way from the dining room
re than two minutest when' she
'returned to take -her place at table'
naischerious Mk: Was Waiting for
her, .
"Vi7hat I want to 'know is, what
he deuce you two ;have been sh-
ting out. on ..that blessed seat all
nigbf ott 1/111,JIATalibe:t.7011:..c9109'
In like rationalbcings and sit in
rs
asic questrons.V 40
000p72.,.,
""Oh, you can't stop n
with 'sonpl .1 expect
tosurcy.ro
siways flooding myeara
ut ur eyes and hair an
ow, Diek,"-interruited
°drop that please,
den subject.".
what ou **WI" •Ile turned to hi
sister and ecoatinued; "Wh
ay then, Sir/
telling hint how sou begg
prayed .of me not to let hi
ViraT—ifTrOii7 -461i*Vbe-
, never forgive, soul°
"Now, look here."). Dick *mum.
t.----to-tallt-at Ifsjthi
silent system
LI be having din
dumb asylum-.
v then," rattid, his
it "and well lis-
with
asure,.''.
reached that
very-
's
serious *ob.
1 liayou
two
going to be
•enyou are
• a
• hrobbiug
led into ono;
marriedt'
Ihilitte You want -4 -let inc
yonsomemore 'vegetablest".
Don't *toy his thirat for inlor.
mation," interposed liklaStertequi
's got tole hest man,
may 44 well knw. It is ettl
'we are to be married by
Year** Day ‘.
T$ Prinee chattel!' she
eod 1 didn't
ear;" he replied ealm
-efir Ott
A
,
d "reckon.. with:
Prino Charlio was :looked on as
her '.0x011„Ativ.0 'property. '' .0onsider.
able diplomacy *and tact would have
to be brought to 'bear; that, exact-
ing atom of humanity needed care-
ful handling.- .
°reel°. gave 7 tip all . righte.-in
Prince *Charlie. - -.Indee.it viewed
his changin-g into ' the. character of
a now papa with carious equani-
mity.. Carious, that__-*„1"(0.*:a00
anyoneignitant of -11,0 knowledge
of the deing*, of •fitiriei, - The liter-
ature .upon "which she fed was of
the- divided syllable type. A story
without a hurt init was :beneath
So it
,
'''''"" -.Wee that 4,701iiiiii-"Sit
mornin she viewed ,,t e;matter
II'
I'rince Oharlio to eher mothor, sh
gavo ' , Mja jyvnaj,a:a- Ohtht-
inas
. az Borrowe,d hia fountain
pen and in * large .roand. hand
, wrote,;...:....: ... .:. . :..: • :-- .__, ,,,. _., '
‘‘With' Wit, wishiS for a :iferrY,
UhriStinas . and -• a . Ifappy .14;cm
Year." , rutting:this into..111**Iftivt,
re, hand, she stactfully, led that
lady -to lier former prince; was r
oittedLxhen she sew bow - lad b
' *, to .accept et gi tt
And• :tlif.,,-,:-witti-Was -realizedtoo
-
it Christina*. was of the ' i
. Gracie si,"4 - she: hadnever
apent 40 'hatia..* one in all -".the
y45r8 of --Intrrlifestir of-opinia
ai`i- 410- - -harlequin :- hair hem.at
Work* With tintle Dick; he, *as.so
'4ifferent,---front,..whatr-•ho-iisott-Wft
11-tice Pick was, **lite know,.
Vok lt,,at., his past witli:::eyes'
tql i„., ' ;I....I,. -t . "
-bratner-in wiL1i1ov& i ,
;h0-01kUkt 'ha feltt knew, to whom his
. reformation WAS due.
•'Gracie* otlio with' was -granted
the new yor_was, a. happy_ ono. It
toitinienced with - the. actual trans. -
formation - of Prince-, 'Cliarlife., into
-Graciecnewspipit4.-- chikl sad
she h&d never itil414 a Change wbioh
her 'VS .tatidit: ,
As Gracie wiser oberved, it -Wits,
not now la' matter of opeatiptal
tails, , he *at *1140 'thirt.".. 50
nuielt better, aset-itt,--She-restc
ly thuubt they -,had all quito
lish .not to think xi! . ,arranging
- 0 before..
to tTnele Dick --we'll, as
said, ho was' changed; And
a, Permanent change, •
'ed no relapse. ' 1ust .sorne
ho 'memnory .of th. 0
iznes woul-dreturn, and'
did not -reply- the ofH
ion. The actual mar et
01.111 iraffo in ood
may no. 110 a anyw'
from $2,500 to $3,000.
AS TO TUE -1.1,fOlptEt:',10,11.1tBT,
sttn andsin to. aUthc
aiy to b besiowd0
the Chimpanzee varies a good
in price, a young ono in coitditie,
-fetching from, $250 to $350, Other
big 'ape* are more( -expensive,
though at timet there goes begging
a good chance, as in the titles.
market.k.where.* i_young orang-ont-
AngOilreostlalligroWn/ an ot.i
f r at $40 recently—a real. bargain.),
Barbary apes,of the kind which
• still inhabit Gibraltar Rock,
at $15 to .$0. Bombay and Soul
West China. monkey* Are not.Jield
tolAllefil'*-00111,0rW-Yrat
Baboons ost inore7generalq
frmera would
tly try tho experiment. n
al andViiie$ ou the farm Thero
.solid enjoyxnent and inapiration
caring for therd and in seeing
them grow and bear fruit, and there
is solid educational help and atitatt-
devoting's, *mall part of the
timeto them, to say nothing of tho
great. -advantage teo.- the entire
household of having abundance o
fino apples, pearsand grapes to
enrich the. too often monotonous
fare of /neat and POtatoeS.
Farms* can be made more &ttrac-
tive *axid productiveof -comfort and,
et4on=14....cialtiv
ety of the beat kind of fruit,
,
.monw 2
Tho Ott,tax in Ohina yidi
reVelititt ot norir.#40.1000 000
CIIILD,vcrivts or
f
Restoration League Sieving to Ali»
toi a {Intel System..
In India A ,,Orrtaust be married
before she .reaches the ago Of 124
01 she and -often her whole family
is oitraciod'aud offgrs under the
,joss,44 caste. Tr'.iptiato-onfotoWrulet:
totte4-'lliArtift*e4-«
may be barns •
f
grmt
or't
on to i *ward.-
01
IastJune, and wli
erthedoctor.p!T1b
cote* Emulsion, And
it so well that hi diis
it out of the bottle, and
Ottiejos
the greatest Jmclp for
out* children
just fits their
iits their &Heat
tures;they thrive o
little does -them
Shep feel t1e eflccts of tad.
rnd the arerago farmer must' be
-intho car of.. heap bp
-
re .he can success Of wiu-
er
ring cow rap' y
is . of her niilk bo-
inning
*beta. "five reeut
41'44"r:the Onioner cow start* in
bout the third' month, While the
/ throughout lactation; seldom
inproving inoro than live -tenths
Ewe 6 arenursing .01
itou- fed in order
they y balms an silitindatioo of
nilk for their lstibs, ,Good *heat
ram' mixed with warm. water, ,
round , oats or boiled 14016 OfttA
ire All good feed for milk. In every
heephoua plaoe should 'be Mule,
tome by tliem-
ielvoa and
eat feciL such as -wheat
not be disturbed -by,
;he ewz-a 11 hole 'through the
artition into a different ro6m—tho
iambi iwit soon.learn to occupy it
fthen they *taut a pia . And
littlito100(1 in this **I,
rrepro .s-VTo-Wo*-yetio
Congress of )4"others,ltitgazine,ye
he---cair-rective--,-intornitit-Towe
through marriage and deal with her
130 *II 4.4406 -girt of atty.-age
under 12 Of the - caste-relitiOns.
• . -
0en Allem *re iteeerding to the
laws Of that syStonl*
Accepting these sacriaces to be
duty and -suffering' ,under ,•704$14
OOMPtilsion theriniotres,. the parents
elp e ot little daughters into he
mosb trneritont, —
The census of isOt gives thes
roturntrof early marriages in Brit-
.Fornales undcr 4 yenr of age,
grg000; female* from 5 to 0 yeti*
of age, 2,201,404; fettuile* from 1
to 14" years of age 6,016,159, and
these tomenages.
A 1001 'WO Weinen travellod
through India :investigating se
dreadful conditions. With hearts
eat with what they had distoiter-
ed they returned tothe United
States and spread their 4knowledge
eteieer 'opprtuni y pormi
Thus they, *!ucceedeI in enuisting
p Attica! sympathy* which has bee
1p3died in theIndo-American
Woman's Restoration League.- The
purpose of this. orgenfrAtion-ht to
Aid in bringing about the enaetuitrit
or a pPetlAl law to proted the lit.
le girls *Of India, until they OA 10
fro ch4kl inarri* .
in it* tre
ever to i
s of the
iieOrliot 0 a SO in laws
WS until India
•iozts that such l*ws be passed
e Wonian's Rest
Said to be David n's in
Mis-
sotiri Ir11111,0*:
-years ago a
isfar. er dzscover&1•land on
for $20 an any ount.c.On Otr�while eher o'lie
0 Anne -nag ctiffaing-Tma
est than a third thali, amount, lite
eitate-men toki Ile -farmer that no
raTIroad wonlrI.eiror gonear time
Misiouri lnnds, but lie soki his train
nAllinois and, bought *11 he could
et the land at $0 an acre. •
Not. long ago David.:Rankin, "who
10 the thal4 thatbought the theap.
;Ontin
rkio, Mo. Tho inventory showed
,640 acres, 12,000 fattening hogs,
.000 tattle. 'SOO horses,' mato than
300 cottagesriu-which44-4imployoes
of. the big farm *ern houscd, great
quantities of firm raaehinerY and
e •,-,
tb
jeaiipla someg
IrA1001,„ tokuun
-4,011 Magszmne. That , didn't In
elude the 1,000,000 bushel* -of torn
of tiling and ditches, isonieof which.
f forty yeara ago.
in the. world*" Ita
st, farm.
• oleo
Attil 1 ,.guestit's true Lots of
menhave more land than 1, btt
they nee it for cattle ranges only.
Mint is, a tatill." ,
:Rankin never raises 'tattle or fur.
rashes range. He buys the.raw
toots, from the plains and fattens
what h.
70 fox-
rot _
i as thel are
ailed. °
tease- b c
ing t i ute It oi
ril
his own.,lie gt'te mor ample re
turns., ty miles frora
nearesL to thr most. distant ot bit
fUkd by another
TO
Thc snail' Totoeit,thwbisc, r with
A ealitt.,
lOnigt„ narrow
0 litC'etra404Matut *uistbe-bbf4a4it:t°01113I;
Dia-
tributed over the of tbis
ribbon ave tiftie t faeo
11100:468. having aa man
000.
As one set_of teeth becomes worn
ay by leaf -cutting, another a00*
teeth which before- were wrapped
tuoip:1:waing tat:ir:54it, h oriti ot:b acanicskgei a .5toitifol tosufitirci,rfaoo of the oituiholtm;)no0:11310.i tuarbx 411).y 0 .1 hr
ea it in etean
him agamnst liis riumirolla
Slugste. simply iniailt_that
ti ed life, and eonsequently
0 covcring at all. The ami
h built up linio -in
whichrlants on it feeds
creatures are never founc
whitir.produces no -limo„
The vision which hris rec1nt1i
peude
ientiflc alarmists of fleetofo r
A aeroplanes hovering 0
A *
TAO
Mropltnes as at prtsen
con-
structedare mcrely large power -
driven
kites, and are about as in.
capable of transporting arAies„
through the air at oything of the,
kind that ten possibly be imagined,
Such invasion scores haile4a te1i*
410:W: rem vheneyttrA now,
,entiort seem* to threaten Britain
insularity. The *Arent of the Steam-.
hit), for instanee, was deemed by
our forefathers to be a tertain pro*
ge of disaster in,this direction.
Stilrmora so the ,b411001i!-Vttlit4--
$ then to England the bogey
Germany itt,supv,se:d.to
now, and witken it 'became
ni that our neighbors stross
no1-the balloon had its riri-
gin
oturte in Fratietzliaci
aetu-
allyin riaiigating the
and alarm knew
that it was only
u tra4
m