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EOD RECWLECiO
, r
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of wor ,for *13;
4
• a ses,tarn ot
r
r asket
or -she weut, down to th
\am&unt of i I
whichined -Wm
• . 'Sbillas- r ee Ostler
her furniture. *I herup • cozy noo r
thc
rie. advised her to eleilosit it in: shelier of*. great rock which w
as
senie reliable savings bank, and- at. k sbadcil by.esutagnificent maple, • -
• low '-tli.0, sussuslete . for ?rnler this same tree, but
other on
side of the -*kir
a tinte- pusel *loch she t
• resolvedtt follow muesellately up.i was a 'low jutiC but Eather
or herrturn t thc city. His let- Schose the morecudeflpot1 where
!ter was ver kind and friendly, she would he less liable to inter -
telling. her that he shOuld _always ruption and where she could look.
feel a deep'interet in her, Sold aski. off upon the water. ' ,
,ing _4eis to write, .hins. eccasionally, Taking outer worles-sU s.ess
,eed keep' hsie pestos rogeesseesseer with *limbic fingere . o ver en
welfare. ' ' . . '''' hours • whea, illissilelgiOr. 1-
.. ,
• The same rnail brought her also the little garment, laid 1
- - a-innallpstekagei hearing & foreign and took up her hook, in which s
ho
pos mar . e-S001V-deeply---absorliod...- s_ss,„
Upon opening if 2,lus found-st itsEstNeria-rest-hattheen-br
tort note frau. Donald <h
Asiring” the previous night, and bee
wheirbersheartsiesped and -her -law fore-shes-realize& that, she WAS 0,(111
trimsoned with sudden joy. " drowsy,. she had fallensfast, asleep* •1 ,
' .7st was ',written from 'Paris, and, her hook slippisig. Ire** her hands
, . after . telling her a little about -the Upon the grouid beside, her, .
_ ss-_ss-sey--aeeehee-esip-rhseehesedshyssssle-sl .....-Thee.,44-ss-afte-kneses.stiseaii
,...,„ ii.
lers_ s,,listr A.4p4Ace of the 'Inclosed' 'aroused by the. sound of've _..iceie in.
.---t-riisoW-at;ir-s *nd?A'"—aiiee- ---s-TassiSittitestsctravorsatimut*Ort•
, The "inclosed trifle was a lovely side of the rock. s ' • _
, ring set with a cluster of three fore I She at up, rubbing her eyes and
getsnieenets,- with _.a. --..tiny _diamond yaivnim While she, wondered if she
glistening in theheart of each,..• !Wild manage .to slip away without
"Oh, how perfectly lovely of being observed, as she had no de:
hini 1r Esther exclaimed,: with sire to become an eavesdropper to
gleamittg eyes, as she. slipped the conversation not intended for her
pretty- eirelet upon hor .fingor and ear. • -
YsnittOklik***44,11kttbtI'chd But'udden14,41t.,
,not"tteed itt�keep me from 6rget. 0Iiaijtfth i startled''''Y Wok
ting .hinn--I can never'. forge:A 'him; ed into her great 1yes, her faro
it alight be better if I, could?" she grew rigidand white as she 'caught
. wicluded, with , quivering lips. i the followitet sentenees :
• Then, Isrealeecg down utterly, abet, '!‘"Yes,' sir, yen- may -smile and
- ers4seessiitts -her hapSis ',sneers but it's it filet, and I'd give
---and-iebbistras--i.fshmaisheartesessuid --ifilietisandsdollaristlintsverYsdaY i
burst. . ' • t . 11 tiontel get hohtl of that twin ruby;
She knew that she 'loved Donald it is worth a fortene." .
ancasterwith the ones greet peas • "Pooh 1. t don't believe'; it is any -
of her life; but, feeling this Ogee_ more than a legend."
ove to he hopeless, the future teem- "Wells ISCOOt the story it you lik
ed to hold rie promise for 'her -sit .7. -call it a legend or romance, if you
eater venture.
0 days u nights
otet, and that whivh- hnrubicd..
if , e„ will not man°
roundn
fresh state. They Jiro e y
teamed, to remove the oil, which
as ally in taus to he meal, and
seemed like looking out 'upon as' please; hut it all happened just- as
dreary desert, with no verdure or
bloom to break. or brighten the me -
notorious -wastes -
• At length, controlling her grief
• she arose and went to the glass,
where she studied her face long and
• critically.
• "I am an awful honiely girl," she
,sandethi • -insmss-shouldesrs.
to big fr my 1ace, and
his great mass of hair, which Mrs.
ea
ontst
and no one C\o:ld tell Win whither
4 11 0
110 lied gone. Still, he pet
owing thikt would yet
restore the twin.rubss to els form.
Mester? until. the purpose became
* M,A014 With him, and he lived
old and
eattilhifneeolleset.0 k.Weehr ohebtreqwuett
'stried to make his. eon. Swear that
hu would 4000 hir4 iilo also to
k WI to pails o
s on to future generation My'
gvndfat1ier slathers,.
*sawing etlirifV---farriiere, aid
they had no' time to devote to any
such non,sense, and so slid nail:teth-
er 'their heads with thli7affivir. But
I have made up my mind that I will
renew the seareh-it will be tomes,
,hul#11.44 't9r flee4;00 in
aliitystack, I Suppose; but Vfn-not
ver and.. s A> sork. and
if 1 u • a come
acrosit that leaden cese and its
coetents, during eome of my. rove,
irigte my fortune would he made, -
"Then if you slieulek find it, you,
have no idea .of searching out and
returisin' • it to its rightful owner's'
"Not f I know i:nYselt rd. not
stone from its setting, and so each
one separately to the highest bid-
der. Why 1 I should Woe an in-
dependent fortune 1”
skeptical laugh followed this as -
en, it
is thi
Lt may
r, or turut into silage
n oats
et out o everiznee-
u ugh is well VAKIWA,
n A, a -ing tended -kV
er pent* of eying the greater
t of the g atine, for the menu.
ctute glue. That renders trte
eIIo.-and capable of fur..
- y-fisse meal with a high
per cent. of photphate; but it acts
more lowly than meal from tin -
steamed bones.
the milk and only
Yellewinglitidk
vesting -
rnon8tratOdtbi
• ItORSt B$T1ON
Some valuable infornn
oome to hand rezrdug
ig ,otkotses,.. Yorksni
Auci,...a.440„herses„.uod
purposes, have teen keFt for
. 41
as not e b co
aihnents of any 'lied have been very
'few. On an average, not more than
Iwo horses per week were unable
t 'work, and this iss an unosua
sine!! nUMher M so lams a suid.
The horses in questten were fed
weekl rationf i6 pow$s f oats,
$1 1
"You'd be better 743-ff "kith*
to go to work for day wages, ace
cording -to my WA)/ Of thinking."
be ---- if I will," was the 1
angry response ; "the world - owes
mo a 1ivin, and I'm goiug to he
it withouttied y hand. If I
fattening, and
An • ordinery day's .ration :het
about aa follows 18 pounds of bay,
8 pounds of osts,st pounds of metre
and 7'. pounds of bran. Eight
Pounds of peat MOSS 70 -AS used for
litter, .
These rations were, relied at
hornet as it was fourd that, if bleu-
eloi by the manufacturera, the/
could not be relied upon; make,
*sun
sluitrititY is lief that if ;seine method more tea- a preference. .-For the stone reasons,
The ik'
e land.
• for
The year rather a-black-
yink-Seinels -erimeri_orr.ess-of
inanlonlerrs4epoorrIceoft-tiahnecirliissuotiin _roeConlernie-
asa blue -hook, eteted that in
the number of commitments of
ordinary prisoners during the .Year
Wars69,-288,- 72,.b out 1,
.-011. the. previous year, 'There
aterago
nuuumittheberr ofreouordhiednary2,p762ris,onaersfi. figure
which is beyond any of the rtcord-
ed averages for the la,st 66 years. •
%The, commissionere cannot . offer'
.".sey lanation of this, increase.
Jutlgin from past experience, the
ave h' have been lower
retie and industry were reported
to ,be. depressexl during' the year.
It is the eonaraissioners' experielic'e.
that when, trade is good and the , Though is impossible to avoii
demand for labor is great, crime, the dense of being- struck by
tends to increase.
lightning altogether, these few re-
---Commitmenta. W....prison in fie*. commendations spay, with advent -
land are much 'more numerous then age, - mita: Avoid
in, England. The, comparison, for fiteplaces. Lightning often enters
the year 1,007 WAS:-Scotlami, 22.84 by the chimney, on account of the
per is000; England, 6.03 per 1,000. internal coating of soot-sme of the
cei.esiorterasstatas,theirsho. ..bediessine.,sehichsjjentp•rt v ces
)4» 0001,1P4et.•
tiOn of the Hermit Kingdom, Two
31 ago there were no fewer than
ladies in wasti •, now the
•„ rliWiffftretk
graph.
This wholksale reduction natur-
ally created .consternation, and
th *etiNtitornitmtrranientation. among
thosetiarbein,agrvices wore dispense
cd Witil-,'Tfteir -lot however,' does
not seem -to -4A
enviable. It appears that h
been the custom to take-'girilos,,.., iuu•
nd
the court fronts -the ago Of
thenceforth throughout the whole
4:i0F,Ttheirs natural lives theywez ever'
precinet.s of the -palace, so that they
alferWed- to leave the
Iived
insabsolute signoraneesoL _the
Q04440 world.
ElePerOr tOlir SA,VO
aeltkrence-of-- 'tlitih.14:46'efLtimittrdillit:vellitir' had
=salted frora thei,r long confine-
ment, for they could hardly be per-
suaded to enter the train, and they
fivally:-slist-43e-vtish Manifest, trepi-
dation.
set -saes
*therto----t
their brea4e9t1St
w.aueyornthere ili\li.rtitrugatowuttiyaand 1
co,
and you c,an imagkase wI
tiouh.is pc.ch---"*"ket to have
"Iftiassqn. It sin*
That'skhikof olithing
hen be first CAMe ;We
ught him a lot. of band chiefs
of the usual size,
'What's this V says thejssant this
first time be ver tried to use them V.
"You see it WAS SO SMAll ixt pro-
portion that. it dropped down into .
the bottom of his pocket and he
had to reach in deep and fish arounu
for it -and itswasn't=
eitherandsekeeurst wasaaw right
do and so we
IIAD-SOME
for him about three times the usual
size and those he -said would do
'e s mad little bigger Alai thee
/laving constant access t,o the. ear Tral7ptilrE04..trertess a • Queer thing
of the Sovereign on the one hand,
te all the intriguing influenees that, watkhing at the headquarters',.house
prevailed. in the unwholesome at-) was a nice old lady but .
mosphere of the. court, their power t testy, and. what with the Work for
exceeded even that of Ministers of the giant and all it used to keep
andher pretty buay•11E! day wbcn
tt b"
found he had no handkettt and
he was no picker or ki he
didn't. go .growling to the old lady
Mary -that was the laundress -hut .
he did go to the old man stinsi liar
to him pleasantly that he seemed
toshe out of handkerchiefess ,
'All right,' says the adman
'I'll see Mary about it,' and he di
anaidaf3r-,.-4W-u t say azlijr
to tlie old rdan, but she fayii'
I'll give bira some hand
right now.' .
,We'd just got in a bunch of
supplies of one sort and another for
euse-usit-and-in-thiS hunch Were
was a lot of fine'new sheets, and
what Mai/ did WAS to go to the
storeroom and get half a dozen of
thepisessavizzlitisheetient: .,,raiwy5.tihteedg,e.ttes.uthsees."
a Etelltdder to uLtir.
ra4iSeisseititri eorreesiss-
and being,, on tlie other, aecese.ihte 'The laundress vses for the
desirable 'for;
could only get Ttrack of t e dedr ft horses_ one lash' bow&
commissioned to carry that precious scendants of tbat famulywttozn 1;t'Y purchased food foind to be 85
stone to his inasteessiadylove." reategrIndfether . traced to 4U. per cput,
Esther Led .new lost all desire to ,
„ CREEN FEED. ,
The worde•.toselich Sh. had just 'the ,narratorts companitin.
listened field Wei. spell ou , or .
h fps f 'WeIlingtea-rve been •hunting • It will, pay any dairymen or stock-
eho believed that she was about to Wellingtons in every city and town
stesejelealestorthe lest ten zears."
wet ins 'her' possession's_ -.3- "Who. was. the gid Who own
the 'estaersiaand -114)er-- -happened, he -
min in good hard cash to provide
notisif he haa'not *tread doue so,
-against a posir—XVCaltortage. o rise
ture ifl UidauLnet.atsaw.
•4fult. a trill: :1 111114:11 ld
gur-"He snetsthe-girl inshissown_conzt.. ef alfalfa.
• , TheesareeagessletyttlispLIOlkeMik
ssandsthassze a -
ful owner the property in her ke OTP. 41,71ther-' 0,001440mopAviveyin ter thaneither un -
tenable and .effective than simple avoid metals, gildings, and mirrors,
fine or imprisonment, were adopted- on accounb of their quicksilver,
in dealing with the numerous eases The best place is the middle of the
el• drunkenness,_ and of other of- room, unless there should be a lamp
fences where inebriety was the or chandelieriangWtrom
cause, the difference between the mg. The less contact with walls or
number of imprisonments hi the floor the 'better; and the safest
two countries would he much de- place -were it possible to arrange it
creased. They are glad to know -would be in a hamniock, susp.ende
t.seters-tises, be_isig-stralsesesb 4tiy-tilketi-eortlereine,.4tiessoi
Government in tuk, direction ,1
of '1.411,rgo room_ 431 tesoE
tittersatIS.• seessose
m a in 0, e wor ingLe s
quite_so sallows_thessh --- my
tomplesion-u-realty -getting vine
cies,r since I have had to stay in
the heuto so. notch; and, truly, the
• bad
now that my tceth . are getting in -
o shape. 1 wonder,!" she continue
• ed, reflectively, "if I should grew
and rouol,- like Madge, if
1.„copi41 ininso to stalk erce
dress in style, whether I elioild
e'er be Anything but 'a fright' Oh;
Altar. why _do some people have,
'everything -Wealth, beauty- and
every 'wish gratified while others
a
T file
to her. bus' far . journey;
but ail same knotty problem has,
for ages, perplexed older and wiser
heads than hers.
But tate was not given to dwd-
ling morbidly upon her trials, and,
len - bad Cheerfully resins -
fiefdutie
A day or two later, lielrever, she
oeuredii book upon physical •
.and rising an heir- earlier
pion:111**,01e put into vigor.
ratline the instructions which
°mid reeorded therein, and
wbicla rsu1ted, before 'tont ,in Pro. -
suing *mark Change in her per -
oast appearance.
fo‘ more erect, Ite;
and, white the
clear, braeing
• ionntain air, the nourishing diet,
soon manifested their berielleial, re.
my relative's stery, and his name require
"Humph 1, I should. Bey the pulse
ing the year tinder report WAS 27.8
intostlie hands. of the girls And.. "
vitluable stones in tlie hands of -his "That" was the sharp snaPping fing or deterioration ° e'''41";..7, penal servitude during' the year.
•eyes --There were ass sent-ences ef
ter vokt an idiot to rus sue -
Iraitt'" lh° heard 4311°'°f th° v°icelL th had il,rosideri as startled bee not havelotte Ate, _ he -"--" Oat of ,the 65,000 who have beee
of s, lifeless stick upon which Es- layer,from-day to day. if
silage' ' thosprisomr_during some part of
* 4.-- -euntomPt".1311114:- pend-measkire--by2k.earing-t. he.-nrin. u-preferenenstossaltalfai_o_kf. ..g. -41,14P, tatt,...."‘a- ris41.006-lave-bsou-p.anish-
•
. ,
ile4i°4' gtvo utterance to her own name, f the* greeter conveistentek reed -
"Oh, of course, he di, an't better
tell- site crept forth front her filace of ftig, although Alm -latter as ed for offences against diseipline.
t Ihsiengte-
kith, at. the time, what he was send. Titei_r!s_trturnineraiitnates geiTueop.
eoncealment in the hope o!' steal.' keep up the milk 'Sow. and bets
inis,JA,,...,thejatil_z_P3nier el ave Ity_sseseerengsthe for_the_wejtfieta of the cattle. ,:rieViley nerAnAum“ItLesenvie
the thstaage-16 commons' wirs sock between herself and thes-VIC11 It is perbliPs well - not to trk 44 of a„ criminal:lunatic
ing thing, wrapped in brown paper who were conversing.upon the other feed silage the year round, on AC-
-simply telling him., to- deliver it iitiosof it. or inebriate, t44 4s 9d. '
no . *stint of the sal it eottains. Where 'During the .year 3S3 male. and
_ -
site....continned.)1 anoint* alf...%**ttik nOX °Lit femaleisvere aidde41404--,;th6,,ris
one elsel and bring nasek-,41,11 he shouki sow now trawl one t°''""`' in the "habitua,1 ° regis-
answer. My aneient relative was acres of peas, and oats, in several • ter
pace is on su s &nee% w - are_
• a oatis---su-Teh----es
itch, soi-sesseralsisatressete
--NICELY-FeLfsED4stEW-SJIEETS.
"'
giant went for a handkerchief that's
• what he found -in the handkerehief
corner of him top bureau drawer,
and when he had got one of them
-and-eleiken -it out -he amile,d. „.114)
kedsitesirkshis--eutside breast-
pecket, leaving a yard of it, more
or les ,s sticking out.; and then be
gtes in to see the old men and
kaitoutsasidahostisitisesthe new .
handkerchief.
Never Vat* In
because tieiftiii(ist
care is taken by IJi-
s Chefs .to select
only the choicest rnateri
"'There," says he to the °lit man,
'there* a handkerchief that's some-
thing like; . 1 don't exactly like the
shape of it,' he says; 'you, see it's
made longer than .it is wil an
Ad -it -up ,,efor
two robbers, his first t1ought was
to s.ave, if possible, hit 'master's
property. So, as heykin, he tossed
it 'kinder * huge oak tree, thinking
he could easily eonie back and find
it, if he escaped his pursuers; while,
*I he were overtaken with it in his
- -
possession he wouldboare- tobe
,410-thenAnitde4trai
o rivert into which- he leaped,
outwitted the rogues, who,
diseussing hie afiring plunge
for :a few'momentat, went their way,
and left him to pls fate. Twenty
minutes after he emerged font' his
enforced bath; crawled up the.bank
and rctticed his step* to the spot
where. be 'had dropped hit package.
Just asi/hti reached theoak he heard
a horseman galloping *wet toward
the eity, 11. souglit for..his pentt
for over an hour. It eould not he
fund. ThO n °ruin he re.
•jusily rui
Mal% th on
of the night
been al WiteettS
Lrtrgts e to be Sotd etatiie
of Higher Taxation.
Sir Robert reel has decided to
sell all but theernansion and 3,000
acres of the. lustorte Drayton Man-
or estete Ts.titwortle England,
3010
0 1114P-atritsin alt,Ifei.ausO• of
the burden of land taitttion a,
Mess/eat sets-, hea.vie, _bardeaa,,w
the budget. Sir Itobert gives tliti
O OWin ttcent of, his in 3 ,
and the burdens -upon it
Gross income -A? ...
Property, land - anti income
tax 1.4. 1F4t VI 14Ib •••• 4.4,0 1341
:teal tates
‘1110116$ r fr.* arts,*• r
:T.IRkoep of huikings, etc
Soniture to mother •,
E[eeablulated \ that real re,
thrfl.was only IVer cflt., * teed
'hree b
tura of hall and hzf r tio bush-
els opts to one „, will turn
elf a tot;)f feed, ud, if nut ill re-
quired for feeding grevi, 'diet sue.
plus may be ostired*as hey, or illow-
c4 toPe )1 n itt.svsitVat-mere
,r ,
Advocate.
•_
_
tES. •
Do not allow yoursef to be drawn
into any grain, tereali, eopper or
ilining stook' ot anytil*ttti. Very
few indv41 resaltee any thin from
thit aourott ,dutiide the prowtere.
Ito* to 10413-114ore stock,. to &eke
.more manure r*, orderto fertilite
more 11,744 east Zia* Illore. grain
'and hay on fewer-sieres word,
how to makt mor mouey without
this expendit*rt ,f ore labit or
:the
*a* Who ifitIS Spent lialra tife.
• Time la Prison.
Tall, with whiteiath, hair- and
slightly bent figure, a man who ape
pparod LOndOn.(Englanti)
451.003,-Wa3, prpol tohavehad *
mefkable criminal` reeerds Givin
the-ii*SILDt-Thng4-3-1104eit- ali
,seri ing Idirisel! as a. eIcrk, he
less/led platy to stealing a, coat
and .* -r of gloves -in the 780
End. uperinteMient Walker, of
the Manchester produceo
theprisorkeet criminal historh
tindj proved the following tonvie,
ti4rot at tile places mentioned:,
1571,4. -Ten days' and one month'
impriseinmentat 4:4341bur It.
1611 -Fire inonthi," at ndec.
IS74-14line months
* at Klrkcud-
iglits "
every time; You. a
thus assured of uniform
goodness, and this
the reason that the use
of LIR, 's gives *ch
genraIsatisfaction to
-ev hmsevzife._,
. •
lot of hsndkerchiets 1ile that, cnLy
nuLao squares V
'Why, you pin? says the old
matt. OtOlitte. Why.
net r and ordered a lot ef-,Asti
right away made ignite, id that's;
the sort of -handkerchief that ivas
enough1)1
MT -s -greitet oIlI
circus man said,
rging-himback.in sorrowing but
riiring rec�llection,"there never_
another like him. / .wis Sta
wa:rpj
eroWd the
101teek and
:mate*.
"1,"