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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times., 1909-07-15, Page 6WI , ..i)1Wfl e atin0 ..Iik,,, 1 tOPPe, r r ed hr s it swun 110 W ginthiaLly ghter bue, fand the outh he future e very .pr • . OaritenAt)00 as the familiaritiof hei eW upon t is Miss rather* * exelaimed,*aping year .1 while her alert :gh and gay repartee, witi atihe from, , songs- arid opera* were often ht';rd lLofllehke r�oxn where. h& purim her chnsen avocation. Ing offers profitably st '04) r) or 40 . effort,° b epi juat other I he man who a tie.- otties, ,mon szil attains a fore- tf lin isminc soll, an one f thc eontituents It ;nay not I,e in tho eonsequentiy nob in thc 'n from it, tQ any conzi& _ taughedurb-right ft" • ft, happy to nd that and e Iligeneo. lane of the veriest savage1 ui ib eXdatIt Whilt hunted otitem, 'must, toatain p • Pe un --aaipta ro:.can emus the thou be -*tit ifl gone Unix hirn from: cta spired to thay fert'!.:. she sniffing tieetion! hay, t annfts-to he flCe w s insufferalif . earn , i well as vie), • to wheat the pckor Atkin, t ere has, hilii " ho "nued g ving ith her over.i, i my pres. Will rich us Or Wr y home when, e Itakarn6 tU4ThML $id violent shoo ,htough, 'her froii - cssental gDfl ieree and s tribe - °rood at of IL TO ISED IW ELO rd's Fianeco Was e Taken, 1rom lflrn1 man ic nre of which z the daugbter o. s„. 'airtg the sunirner al took place theothei or beast.. *to amnt beton And have grown traos the process," tiler you gnu - lly suppleme • 413gLek': reven erse rom a ing,ai hopc I am not quito'the frig d to be." 1 comPliment„ although a. perfectly sineere..ift * what "t -t llialormiilko tome r.• eritlersuf,- of her looks, d not 4uito reconcile the change --drewliertielt,7-47-tritic mote, • erect, and the act calledhis atten- tion to tho feet that her form had also developed and.hade fair to im. 'pr•Ove, still more in tlaufutiire.' “That I shall*never lie;":. she re - ked, with somo. coldness, ixt " his o}$ervation. "But, se co. age, If slip flesh, with that cent omo near being "But 1 thought you vivre to, re. :main 'with the family, Until your edn., cation s 'finished.' • .. EMU lips curled.- • "Mrs. Ciishmatt,Considers my ed- tication already finished—at least, sufAciently for la girl in toy post, - tion,' " she said, with a tinge of bit- tc rness. Then she toidedl- "My f*- ther requested Mr. Cushman to net plicable et-ottle would bc ft ie's. Poor little waif 1 il3tinctq of iR.real lad ler itt..r ehnenoia, in thc eye uPon her mother and 1 emus order A tone' world. 1 any Ariotte.to for semo iiroccetted to her kunible lordg:i in anliery,haPpy frame of rein •iff,.- ,14o6itrvo l.edLaricaster, m: who. she }ia My /Oven -lier---girlish heart, -while nursing him through his dangerous illness the.year pre- vious„ had sought her oat ilird taken the trouble to tall upon her to ascertain hew the Wor)(1 wat *using. her! He had even snubbed the baunlay, Mrs. Cushman foflier I;11410110.1tED $031ElltiNtl. Dog UndNotForgotten Wog of the Pst. I a a rillra WM variety- that mak /loan settlement in Nova gpotok. 'The Tent ellers," !Mr. Albert .Iligelo* bine this- ciiinpanion on st,--iishing trip had often spe4enjot•toon as * • faithful iilend, 110 -that looked forward to witnessing touching reunion. Eddie had met Loon on a foriner visit; , and had, record in in his thary4 wherein rmii had in futtait. t‘That does inatter in -the it5t41_2$tlier iinilingy returned tins revealing a line of dazzling teeth, that causedhim to wonder afresh, .remembering, AS ho . • what sinlintightly mouthful she had wlicn char.go my 'residence," she went on to explain, "Arta Wits* On -my way tnitTinsearch of an expressman to remove my trunk --but that tau wait * Again the 'made a move toward Ibe ion room, and DonaId "Ye, until /vas sent to the hos- t(')* the'. hospital 1" repeat. ed the young man, 'amazed. "Yes„ it was a vise of typhoid; and Mrs. Cusliinan was, afraid of Esther gxplained, l'hert* too ,Tit.W11-cireottipanion s eyes, she, tinued: Ur.' Lantattert 1 ao not wish tainjiire the family in the estimation of any- one,„,and so, it you please, I 'if OIlld rattler not talk about •thettt. r„was in iho hospital nearly three Mouths' was bite- nded for Miss Wel- lington's 1 How truly goottand kin he must be to stand up se fearless- ly for a poor and friendless giri 404 •hrave. the klispleasure of 41- prou and aristocrati wornan of thO world ftt reached lier new hem lighter . heart Abaft., she - for many-inonths, she eat down and began to work upon some aprona for which some ot. the nurses at the 'hospital' had given her orders'I' ante 'irides were imiptfes, a i e i Yr* Y . tication ad gencrations of breed- ing him for early maturity anI 91,11.* fattening,„ t1i0 113$41-0t--)11/3" ItiteatitIts Int* been increased it is t- parentsopc. Tho of the young oman, learned ,of _prepar- ns and determined toprevent and for that purpose hastened ,tleir departure. for. Madrid. 'Three seeptible as other influenees of envir- ree 01' four gen it- - ough to tthanges.in 'merits -Intuits at the WiScon- AtiOn id...tXdotsiti* tha•*41.4 or -Back-begs ,and their crosses,' Lbe• .inipteVed and approved, wed that A marked ini- nient and - rning o.r that,,pu pose. *girl's sweetheart t so preparations to his own ad - get; howeVer‘,In the garb o uffettr he appeared ,at the iicand helped the young Woman ne of the machines. Then unwed onthe seat and pulled lever and the angry father, On ng-torisethe remaining auto - nes for the, Purpose of pursuit, ',sox( o wiel Ave_ e tion :of six thousand, feet Amo'ng ese. are the Takw, Viiividsori, dom._ and Le But: Unit It4erhasiliresibundied. and afty. r squaro miles 011 ice, alX4, pre - such an'imposn'.ig sight that it • is'c notdered the clowning glory of • **, Alaska's stupendous scenerY 'Ent SIGIlitr or • . one know* hew it ha :foist LJI _ ich JOAO,1d 4i*nXte e.proceeded to telt all he knew About Loon, and how glad Loon would ,ho to sec 'him again, until wo were an -jealous that no =tell- -gent dog was. waiting for tis Maitland to sound the ioy, of wet - conic, and t� s. ed us with his ' art, log tar, Then all at • ' Orli* .-tire. were at Maitlarid and before to.onts- hotne,- nd Sure eirugli, there in the front yard, wagging both body and tail, stoott Lc It took but one' glance for - nig habits were, irregular; on on li 44, they would gorge themselves So that they would be found fasting for the next day or more. These . compelling forces �f heredity made plain that beth, right breeding and rghtpriyitonment are essential to the sonetime in ,somereasestles rnetiv ,resttlts,its in other casts it is Octal* Swine. tyPical of the breeding-te into but two or three generapons" wrertg- environmen , Ora otherz are 11410 it. • itt, GlatuA ,r *loth is tollr tonguetke Muir Glacier, has, .been_towended by travelers for,* ninnher.*of years." it -Xi* I t #1114:10ritivIn$.4. moraine else betweenai,4 the Looked at frotii tbe boat it pres&'nts •;if Weidopie, appearanoe as t e sun ali,ines; on" *tool sertteboil These are in 'teality „ , Esther, for she been leaning over the, banisters. and had heard sil that had Tn1e4 between the_two Mr. taneaiter, ,- aimett-affabinv.. rofeyttendinTher IieasilyleWeled hand. to Mori 'this * delightful surprise! 1 did not. know that you had returned. When did you arrivet's "Oh 'Saturday last," said DonaId Lowing in eourteotia salutation. "And Mr.. and vs. laneaste - °Came, with nrandare b4th ,clI, thatik,you.u. '1 suppose you have all enjyed r trip in-trotose1S1 but ihy aro We itanthng kerral Comewith inc draiing.,rOent.and fel! rn raV h maid for Madge, position and so have cfrcided to takefate into iny own hands." "I understand you; Esther," said the Young man, gravely, but with note AA anxiety .1,n, his tone; herd otrgoingr ', • o live with stita6 pOor_peopl •ou'litiitlinrele Streit, Dr, Melro fctind,the, plate for 'theit'itisT1 am going to mike aprons f6l- 14 am going to become * lousiness woman," she toricludert with & smile, and pretty MOO Stir 6/ import,. nee, - "What kind of aprona' her conipain. All kindtp-kitchen* .fturse, lanes- and ehildren'a, 1 will take orders, for, anything in that 491i, you ate going. upon xis:" m an orderly Mann ti er closet and bureau, and tastefully Aistri- bating Some pictures and ornaments ihe bad brought from the, ,West --to make -her reora look ,luote homelike): After done she made' —rself s cup of tea and Ade her irnpfrimpper,fr ihe to provide her own breakfast and and take her 'dinner with the widow of whom she had, hiredher r41o. or began tlie resil business She- list 4rders enough ahFad t, keep her bty for.a, tort. nht and romist of more it her satisfactory. he hir'd ii first.elass in/whine, to se in although a arta The who1eaIe dealer.ir nting', to whom DKMelioae c!tl4d her, nPfiltetl. her ii whzt htraid. his voice as one 'flour itm soul, and iittetext suetseries -wails. And Ionefitatimis ILS 01213? teurid-in the deepest , so make:manifest, nee more he broke ou into at 'of "'Ong -drawn .misery, rfrnlyiook off Ah4!1*, the ,hu 11 he 1aa4 that in4ment:reme3• d an thent there, *d Ite would e. late* "But pi Lly lie lookedout, fearful eyes .fix igbt on Eddie, set up, Stilt breaking- urt Bo clithbr-sl m * from thew*g"rn an on't yongemern "Wow-owkwed by sni her' di. knee, if you 1%24. 4011, mfo of the animais, nor. t sults they produee ;or 3ou, t answer the urpose, butyou it ver clear in yonr nhin e shore, and 1xse de'- din -707- tts nuts the shsIIow That the last, ip is plished on the backs. Thc trp41, to, the ne two W11 to, pigs are lievAroprove thA landis