Exeter Times., 1909-07-01, Page 6Then Jthcr, withuut a word,lai
- - srs-selownhcr work..ornovcd er apron
' liberately .and nat1ys,
-
••}0
s ' h
"What does this mean '
*re you demanded
Mrs. Oulanian, but ratter
briathless voice, tile girl attemp
4ted
iniTieetzi to 0ack
-.mytrunk-Iaiii-sOingtetIpatsiyetir
house before the afternoon close,"
tattier eeldly returned,'
• "Indeed you are going to do no
VIergetie
tJie matron,- quicklyrecoveriu
terself in viewsofsthisse;pirit
• "tetteitiatiant '''yousarelogally"
..tiermy cave until-y.04.41;re .age
° irsa-±TisliTiffieWSTibil
"1 am going away," Eatlier,per-
sia ed, without raising herito,
lila with an inflection it was
possible to mistake; "no power' o
r atiskee- sue.-Jser 4.-sifterssue
sssss sitc.S2stsashassssoffe.,..
Ncither my father nor my Mother
ever struek inc a, blow, and by such
itlf outragey�rhave 41`'.1rf-e-ited all
rig',1 to tontrol me -all right to
obedience, or respect from nie,"
"Where, will, you'. Mrs.'
Cushman inquired, --a----frown 'Ayr
mingled annoyance and anxiety
aweeping over' her face, ,
• "I do not sliow---X do not much
/" battle f�r lifoun4erq 111
•
040131415tance
tleor nocare from tlic source w
5h ehOU1d--hftVO--bMIthe-StroE
a tug., forth All
words, or the first, timeoldring all
her -servitude', and, without allow-
ing her companion opportunity for
• oversyr sherleftstfr
room, and lied up to her own,
where her pain, mortification and
anger found vent in It wild outburat
of weeping.
Mrs. Cushman, meanwhile sank
i'nto -elair in the sewing too
ed in -0/ statts 431 perplexity- and
anxiety that Was anything but en-
viable. -
• She, was disagreeably conscious
.ot. the fact -that she had Abused Es-
ther ever since she entered •her
home -that she had imposed upon.
/slave ,Qf her, in fact. She, knew
well enough, that her. hatiband had
rently.shts
be
...„._,--443S...oss7.4114*.eSissbeisste
,-.7.7.47.2.4..rifsmnp.her_estueifio-n lions_the.
worittl-b-ave given her every aF
atssdosssatessarte
equally with his own children -in
-CV ery ,respect
.7:Possibly Mrs. -Cushman 'ire;k1
• ecu quiso erue
jtalouly had not been aroused; ber-
iiic.on That
Iferbils • an • c
ished a, lingering 'fondness for tbe
'girl's mother had from the first
paved the. way for hatred.
She had tiot quite dared to retitle,
siiittesitttfrertfmr-iftets---Mr.
man's death, and the held the, reins
in her own, hands; she had not the
Outage t� turn ref homelese itto
..the--streats,san.d-see.aince
literate her presence in the
e c
- J)aisy,
7'wh
blasted11°l
reli
ments, until thc
wth tho broth,'
panting and .0X7
ved from the ter,
ftatier4-,4411474.
nuisc
a
reappeared„
irorneck.
Ler Ilea t beating c r TI.)
N.
AU hour the child. w
led throbs, in view e terrible ',Iss° :eltshert.: having ordered
as sleeping
tealaniitst Of losing all that mule s'41#4.- '4usuinau (Is bed onis,1- 0.11.. q,u.i&iittlY 411.0.ireivol,tE„IblIre,taii"i.s,t,
life nussf; enjoyable for her? then, "e -Y a' °tr*P.g al erlitig
Suddenly, With-. a wild, shrill -OA : you not think 1 can tako. wheit .nr. Melrose finally rnod
sheu Assissto,tsos awaY trom the ..bedside ish ofbreast1 clasping
threw-liers . upon, Ether' jlf,„ sissa • I .i!Annl,,t,es‘re .eiOa-SiA4 •,- -
. ;:arrna around-
. : L
_! . 1/ 1 ,o4 byster 1)**Ple'f*I' (1'41 steadily:” s" ts-
at
0tipY , -..„ ' '‘I ' -' ' f
'11.6, net, no I t can't let -you -go,
the u re very ovid. "Will another membrane be like -
Est e . if 0. 'Tell, ° lc
, . '
vie a
... °t1' 3uit'"44utvia. this 1 '‘t-..:trtrfix°11,stirksni:illii41.,.:°:t.':aturTbie-rsOhiiild,f1,,tialize,oltilugwolviotelli
s • ..,. ,
and
must nat go" coiiklssisp , ,
u
tir.7-1}. ler-Titirta-e-tilise .f altesherstakesialtficientspoilr-
• ttle weeps t
iiihm 1 * pir,,,11446: is nt, I•helieve she will get well.
-
to
Iter
.,. .
enter- Rielftt..1,47-tf ,.. #444_:4:47
srorta2 11,0 thou.& . that she, do you be careful youratsia"Oelluat-ii'" a; iitli: 'exuc.vul13'entle-
. seas ; 'you have probably saved
wouid,:ake her; goirig. so ranch . to taking the child's breath,"
heart, .or she never wejlid, have told "I AM not afraid," Esther quiet; her life; so, while she. Steens tlo
10A--ber- , ton-telitPlateCdepar,- :I3. re liodi_at She •bent a fond no Yon go -and take, the rest which' you.
turo,. she would.:;b-ifftg,44.aLiiedik: - ..1177t 0 litik.,::::01att and-,, bestow, -40-1u, se ,' -. 1 t will not is
•
when she Was'attorlied-In her play,-11*-4-t'rEtititie42:7-07,------riarationro n Antil'A'ati"4"11"--is--0"4.404--.4.9k:r..0'
And thus avoided this harrowingher, the physitiau hastened uSZ,j, aii-d7i:WiruilW'allitiattekiiesTe.
':
soone,r. . , ., A - .•s,
4losrs glItr.age4 nature'lMel asserted it-
,
It was -long bef‘re. she could ealtri 'Impl• one of the hospitals 2and Esther WAS forced to yield
ospitals was in- 8°
-she simply could hot hold out any
-s
-she turbulent, torrow; but it neat- etalied .in the sick room; but,
as -
ly spent itself, exhausting the '. er•Aft ' ' lot er and ere t awa to her room•'
. - . stow the• *lightest attention -upon- - 'one siePt for -11WIT -11011rat -AA
her. , . • , . when she finally awoke it was to
eerne near her, to be. weik , trem ins, ex lauste . .
sis____, „
zako, anctshe fen atstsso 4n :psalms!, allow her to
arms.
She continued to hotel her, weep-
ing softly herself over the approach- She clung t� our young Jicro‘learn that Daisy was much better,
e learn
it Would yet be some time
'hal s arittioris'.enetstinis au hour every inpineut of the timertin.d WWI
It-- ,„ket „rkall_datiess •
Uy ijZ3 - ' - ssistist, s, ss ,,,, Alt 1
oreor min* ring- in seen
:sr.
' o colittimed te-gasn, eve ,
Then it was with It - tial4rP$ hoarse, lititier - - - -
._- t., .,,,,,,,,,,,,4•,,,,,,,,,v. , ,.
and her.imprevertient was very ra.
cough that sent a thrill of terror No*, to. her. aidbut her Wass seemed only
through Esther'e heart, and this Event hour the child became , . trouble,. for Mrs..
was: smareased_tt n ,slissoverin Ate14,4ilY.LIF„esses, Rota her throat be- the ' ,1)°,8.itnilitt
. ii f
.
11°W 1111117a an lev°40 : 8 ° - ' -F-4"--me 10 Ilvdc-i/t611- 11141-1-1441fi-'4311atAxl to the ', dread . .thsease, and -thus
become, ' -, . . . , she seas latterly unable -to swallow.
"'She has taken cold," she Sark arid all internal remedies were and
e_patietted4imand upons_Elistehaevirly's strength
to herself; and, rising ' with the abandoned. - . -•
•
child still in her arnia;Tibe eieste 4i. The third day Dr. Melrose felt Pde • ' • ,
- For five long weeks the hoitsewits
y--helev---te------M-rs. Cushman's -obliged .tostell-thelinost elistr-aet-
ed viether t at he had no. hope of d g
saving r -neither-vanotnor-nor--4staughter, -waa
She had been the idol regarded as dangerously i
dol of the whole, ill, they
farnily,and every member of the 4.1v.*cer° 'both. op thoroughly frightened.
n y iniaginedLlheysswere _ much
house old was in despair in view
of, the probable Ioss of their sweek ' Worse than they really were, and
little favorite, thus the care of them, the catering'
Dither alone refused to accept stomutolitehiirugwahttu4s6nadnoduse.aprices, was
the Phrliciatt's vertliet.• _...Esther_sheild.. out _bravely .unti
• d'43-77felliOreve'jiteT*I-61rdier Daisy WAS running about the house
"She is very ill!" -she. cried, "Es- she steadfastly asserted, with a rig- again, when she, began to. droop,
ther, go down immediately and t • f ee and firmly set li s when-
.
rys a- '!'re e ts-a• etsseasass. 43"tv_111111‘s 1
you certainly will notibinkot I v- that"
fC-41tiliskith---4174V41,412-;a114-'431:r my totel--;questtortW47'.41F-iiome arrifassssstssenft--syse• s,--sepssa
and411IIF---7151116144''ivliTh-noto of apea1 in her ton. - g0y.hours -ittmiterinisterriinrt,•97.Zacillehildd.. ItWi;-----slicluietlY fainted away.
C. floor..an
lassauLthisarias)saiastaricsx4ateAtuossss---ss- Tosiseseontintred4.----
• tither had reit,erated` her oft4e- -
peated
al-farThe age of miracles is/
t," hoconeludccL 1 .
-1-(410d-24-1ifesal
sut-Ged-is.. oranioe-
1111 1J1 ,: 1111potent and emini-Preseri," :tstiler ' ' ANNI/AL
TIIIRTIET
reverent]t
." re lied - with a loek of. TUE
;title . was aletost 'sublime. SESSION Or 11100f COURT.
physieian madeitS'resPonse,
ssikeptieat-eiptrwtM'
inoocl7 fact. Mittens.: The Year ,1608 Was the Most. Pros.,',
the only god the receg- •„ .
veopioi, and. he had, 'permit; in tne IItstorj of the
11S— „
- strangoly impotent. In Attendance.
'onureaus-sind depressing si- .
loneesiettied upon the occupants ofstoriessissiett enteSei iesslon_ of tht,Illgh,
-11
Dr. Melrose steed it the foot. of, 1' ta "ti,te ear et40"01004.04„ar$4a3r.
h bed waiting. for what he. boiler; Jute lih, with a Janis 'number ie Attend..
same. hooding itigh ,Court °titers oad
itelegetes representing Subordinate &mkt*
:of every Province ot the Dominion.
1. sots. tieetitr- -volts sisse4hs-Order,104
met in this city,- ,and- the omit in an
p�rtanf 0110, Ontr,tnr- that Itteenhli
but also owing to the, fart Oslo in. this
hirtY-Ifeerewegethst
*yr th6 light of 4sr* llere rftelfed the
*tie Catiedien Order of foresters. Its-
nianitdetnz a*teroeitefeot, xpeihtoentiontist:hLodlitratio:,
einem then .the Order hit stolidity
nevi Aries estitbliebee esers
tr'istirie* of•itte Dotaittioti, and its record
* *piebald' totheions of *fait saa,be
'eontraithea br eansetions la Censors
aftor as ;east eeeniter eerosnotiee eta
Aber soolannent-
remitters, the ItIgh, oficere sub,
ottod lliele;:rettOrte, *NA *hewed 'Wit
teaorsto be ie ao snot sentittibit
o
ivate satin -room,
ear a a--.rs''-;Trer a $evere
cold,” she remarked as she enter-
ed; "she has been coughing hearse-
ly and seems very feverish."'
The mother started up with ,1111
expression of anxiety which was
changed to a, look 44 blank terror
at that, shrill cough fell Upon her
• and thus aving the--stigee Whibl
. hitherto. she had. been obliged t
pay her nurse and seamstress. •
Esther had always appeared so
attraetable that she had not onco
auspeetei her; pocatinst *Ceti
spirit- and independenee, an4 th
tow regretted'havifitt been so rash
.esel severe, toward .her.
1etve
• - *he- had --nevor- had lit in --the
house who accomplished a tithe of
the work that Esther was capable
of tieing, Then she was to invert-
..ably,sweet- analtind-toward-D
who seemed a different child with
iniluenet over Frank
had become very 'narked.
her loss would be irreparabt
*list she did not like to contemplate
SueIr reitortuse, _ .
"I 410 110t believe she will, go,"
sht ettere with a frov:ii, as she
ith- \she
piesof
t;g11.144.• (1- that°,1t oft; tbere
ytatbQ
pli.70:14141,::waito:44001,_04:101xxottotri 4101:01,14: ttb. oldicot_Cfritia4rfri_Nrizert
Alan 1"orestrr, that time woe,
In an iMap ttiti$ geaaresa he urgod upon th.
to ;mate 100 ttieStannor sear or the Or.
The raport of -Oita. raulUoar. %Utah Sec-
retary. covirlog the general work of the
44001ett WSW ttost in orderood ilboweit Iu
detait the !Otte YOUDIel. Or. 1)1141)014 Arlin*,
gefet through theliee4 OfriOOAO'D.ralfgetd-.-
- 1nauatae
te-
ceivecl .4urtot thoi Yder was 11497.2/3.1C
which. with the large atm of $101.2534.
derived 'from, Interest earned top layette;
inmate. made the total rmeelpts In • this
breech $619.11,1,494 There -were 01 dee*
clalms.104. teneuntioe, to $396.ast6rt. lea*.
lifribir`large-intne0-4002,2490-"44: terry
'eseree-fttuditicirAttigi,he-close
the yes;wiirrti
atr$2100,r
t28.211,,ol
wvst,
f-tbsoPt0iP"odins-ifeeirtitt6iieerim4Ps*
!ranee. The alnount, ,of lee* r'ecelvp4 dor,
log the Seat was *169,119,61. intorrst
earned $e.174.4,.• The total receipt% there-
• rei-amonnted
fi,d1( -:ati4„.0.,047:11,ffiusti
942,22 to carri to tbe Rere :run 11140147
At-the-0os* of the year
!t42',11r06enw*
T11Cre 70•/57 members in acto4 stand,
in . at the close of the year, carrying
iare
tU3 to'p
The difterisiee • is the
$71.175.000 of insurance, an e mem
p the• Birk and Trinerar 13enent
branch was 43,0.51. ,
• There were, Joined from the nigh Beere,
tary*a_oOlee 6,752 insurance eeruneatea, and
con membership' tertillcateso or a OW of
,
„ -The report of ItObt. Elliott, Sigh Treas-
urer, showed the roods,ot the Order to he
In a most eatisteetory condition. The
reeelpte in the soiroraf. funds were: _In -
fit Fund, • $164,314.10; General_ punt], $51,-
94827. Total receipts. 29$5.3911.46. The total
‘nditure these funds amounted to
$612.%8P7.29,. The eurPlOs itie0M6 over • ex-
penditure amounted to #329,497.22
---the-aurplas roisianeertioadaareTinves
as tollowe:
Itunlelrial and school deben. "
tures $21504169 OS
Dolninion of Canada Stoek 150000 40
%** a
_nepoints Joohartered banks; 10,000(0Current- ateonliti in elturtered
.batik, • •• •• •• •• •• • • •• •••• •• • P•71, 49
-1;•I • `
'a 111,4 0
'Ea'st-end,ot Lor1dorii niti`ot
laeta),,!_ttys tfric'_Ifondon:PTimes.
ulna...hers in Londu iay
•444, 4a,-..4.4.U.P,
late the be
Total 4 C•-• • *. •4, Affi.940. 54i
The total assets of 'the Order *mooted
AtedialtlItiectiltM,0 :
Assets over liabilities, 0,089,731IX
The report a Dr. IT, IL Stanley. who bas
• been ,OhisirMan,ot OW -Medical' Board since
'A'atleslarteststbssinsiLoiossettssesett-•
theathottiendaffhemrerage4e0k-,
rm„,,tor_ thff_txmolAt
but 5,1,2_111 the_
thetteand: 'there wire eihniliked
Joshes tosa djultst t*I.Oar 7.016 laps.
1111Mita:h1
Becaus. .they are
made- 'of the74.hoteett
titoothiss.andguan
teed' t be lilsolutely
pure
od must soon egret -death from
angeilation. •
The trained' nurse, wai tooted by
wilidtivt,. calmly reading
a azine, while Esther, heavy-
eed and exhausted frOM
asd-sleepleststaglitss
the little hand which had
power to cling to her.
Daisy coati/rum ant -
then alnlosty instant.
emod-
11 riett :Esther,
a turning
cye upon"the
t
,uo 't
6
At& affrigbted
better twitit's 14
hinghetan4tgent-
draw
her tient the bed,
'Whst .is• * liNhAt
farmers an it rs 11 own.
We don't know the 'cost of 'wo-
o:010o, and we don't know.whether
the margin of profit -would' not be
cottsiderablAtreat,ersitthesieedse
„ .
The -comity- ceiei, :tee
might safety say the, majority of
owe, OEM • be, easily increased by
giving theM MOM raw material to
-Work with, or b changing.the ehar-
eter of the feed *)1 Aoineparticular.
t seeress follow instruc-
-for, eeding so freque given-
rsteleinnissas4sittsotlsetlatms
rierss sinds-expernise, nt, „Amypur
-
own hook -not too radically, •
cause there are .general f3crenate
tines outside. of which it positively.
will not pay
—Itfittli`t iffatibOrt—tiflifIt4
about maniifaettiring-s-heettsise that-
onirfnakrririnilk
ind butter -the *note you. mit in
raw material the better off you are
so long as you u .aarlf30 muoatk.injuag kiaupgrou-
profitsertid...eattno-ts"-cliaii-WIrsitiga a
as to make a profit, better quit CO:1-
tirely and take •up isome other line:
of work.
It's tlie
_rstiri. of rflt
an ol a large firm a on
the rocks by overlooking t ittle
fact. Better do a c9nservativel
maw
• q.t. •a' " han
$ Lt.
to carry on the largest business in
the country at, a loss. •
Of course there are off years, uii-
iwofiWwle-years in° farming as there
are in railroading or any.other
so that takes the result
or three•years_ to tiCterining_ whet
or not your operations are w rth
while. By use of scales and.. test
sou .can know what each cow „IS do-
ing for you every month, but if an
aecident kills two or three, that may:
mean a 10$s on the year's work, but
does not make the rest of the herd
-unprofitattle;-Suely-seloss is right,
ly chargeable to capital account.
__ _COWS -AND LIC
4zif -Ccomaiwbotti.pretty- stelLse 01
.by tests in this country, and art Eng.
shiftingcharaiter. o
gested theit among this number east
Oe found Many to undertake the ac-
tive and dangerous task of eoitanits.
stin/-outragessr-451reiVeitt vets
-the este'sat appropriate
mo and mon are always
conning in Anarehiet eireles,
the money, it must not be forgot-
ten that the proceeds of burgle,
and highway robliCA44 haeZO
b Ago ii...,4upPliee for th.
arch'
1 Pena suceessfullY
s .of *burg-
-early-lOtts
b n-
mitted these burglaries„.but thee'
fact that he contributed freely front
the proceeds of his crime' to the,
-funds of the movement -caused '
siciet to .• -bit kept, and instead of _
'being looked upon as a etiminal
outlaw he was regarded as a hero.
Furthermore his example was fols
.wesiss•Wot
,
archiSts seas the. use r
ta the rbbbing cepita $;- in-
deed, bottle of ehlorofor for thia
session of one of the prisbAtri. The
proposal' -vas that men knewn to
possess money or :valuables ahotild
he followed into railway • carriage
or when &sing home at night, a
roi -AND /
country, but the deviceilt much ens-
"ployed in /robberies on the Contin4
ent. The Lettish revoisitienistal -
England chiefly reside in .Leyten!
stones Tottenham and the F,ast-en
They are wellknoVitii for the teethed
of terrorism they employ. Within
the '37 -ears these romantics -
aries have been carrying on'a -same
paigv of robbery in Russia similar
and the remaining -',64W rojetted, "
__The _report. Of IF*
flout er Organa
ing the year there Were 4,597 lnitlatiojia
There were -37 IteVr 0011rti initituted, with,*
iiinibers'hil) of Of. • • •
'year there rare T,S4r
courts' In 'the Order. rotes:eating 0, ZatUt,
.berShIP of 10157. There were Oa court* In
the Province of •Ontirgu Ili in Quebec. SS
In Nova Stotle. itt Or' Strunewlek, 1 '
In PrInee Zdivard. rei 121 In Mani.
' .-
.end711Flit
Anionic
lowing te-.10' A. S wart. 11 sr.
Perth; Thos. elbsotis_ lel
Ranger* TorOtit0;,-,.,' GOO, FAIliktitir. Weir
ftecretary.-'11rentfordi. Rot& 321110,-, High
dialtvilla Medical ltrolAttota;
BrItt411it P.11.(1.4. tkitsvo4tAtit L. P. D.
Tints, gt. zotint assfroateirs 11040'
- • - '"Xatiliontette/preTagittot-Jtita
Ejteentive Ctimtnittee. ZOirere.. nigh!
Auditor, Orsotfordt W Walker.,_Migh
latter, Montreal; Act W
Chaplain, lfluevale; W. O. fittOng Soper.
Intendent , of orgasisstiotr. lirastrord:
Lyp1n Ler' nigh court,,aentios,
Ilainil-
ton; oh 15; inr Villof agent, Prorince
ot Ras r- xolaitace;--Dia.
trict fllgh Reeretary. Winnipeg P,
ue,. as -shown by -deductions, from
their own e_xperiment, as follow:
milk and full flesh she will give her
normal quality of milk for at least
time, eye% _though the
quality and quantity of food b
very deficient.
to. "That when in good Condition
s
a tow ttilEtt off her body what-
give her normal quality of milk.
$. "That , an extra supply of
utritiotai food, at all times increas •
elf the quantity Of niulk, but the
itnprored Lr itj- if It/willing this
tlas ither way;
nsitilltious food altniost v y
very r the
not fat of the milk, but hal little
appteelable effect alt -the fat, .
5, "That with. sis_por ration, a
cow in td11,ireigtiVykill lose careaaar
wei,bt, While on a richditt she
gain w
u h t percents/co
cow's ulk'May voy
natty We at present ewe, ise!Ableto
trei these variations .or to
count for them.
i 4.sL.,,t1 ,r,t u
h o ts, all
ordivary ititlatt lia
tettnt to hao 110 rnM,1rial.
ii the quality ilk,' ''
"That some. /pods exertise A,
"ili- 'tirett, in raising filet Melt,
. ,,.
oiii
t- of butter. ,
at the ..ai.m Of all P
Ik,-butter or „eh 0
ilt,
111.. iteet. Jof _much ,01501.111Sion ,a
notwit the numerous out;
swhieltshav
pre° ica y not ing an :Via -aonet -
by the olice authotitieo of Europe'-
, „ Ateti40,11
for the' prevention of Anatellist
crimes. The police conference in
Rome oontributed little to the sos
utio-li•of--the-problent Of-tuutuat
sistanee, which indeed seem* little
likely to be solved:
In this country the police'it
patient and long centimadliTiiiiei
lance. Those know* or tuts'
to be eletigerout Anarchia
closely watched and...sthetr
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