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of 'rnin1e.d (Us -
r
s, 1 have ,plaYed f.eavesdrop
for onto in my life, and I
not caje what you thinktof mo f
.the enraged lg
sionate vehemence.
thought you were
faltered her companion.
"I know ou did -I was in my
•ro 11.0W -a4.41.141 -r'
fiea you tell Donald you want-
ee a private talk with him here
I knew that, the uors between the
reception-remn and--thisTwere---not
ttAllta.4$41c,(1;4k4 4'444'4;.
h1741 *otild hear 'for -mull in
recreant lover's opinion of me, ,for
Iknew'We:1r fair
s wanted to say to him," Miss' Dex-
ter explained. .
"It was not quite the ri.hb thin
a er, witli
:411n-ut(4.13 jh-4e!Oos.suldbe cultivat
.th.o belle pursued, ."and
probably sPare no effort tor
,ettelfeli that ' Douala' told
if, there is whore A big deo
eonies in -if she cares enough for
hint-torlrerirl w
stAVit that adoring ook his eyes
yesterday, as they rested Open her,
I eould have set my heel upon her
'love
• .1
n 0 Vali' no
4 e eltd ' n y . n the 4:10.1
. ,
,
,.-,
. t ,ered aboit
- ointed lyak t . able, cdnel;Sa
„rt.; La taster and Marjorie,'
W. tho latter looking eXpeetell. I
e inh 'a l'-tigtir .0-0°';r: l' e ink -cash-
' lv to
'"
o the hour 'pass AS delight/11d-
I titi X) .4441.440-044.11"..Waikt
1 e -aitsPooted, front tho tender
glances that the mother bestowed
upon. her .sert, or . from her fond
tone when -addressing him,. that
e..$* --41,4-41.0 ror) ha
Q,
prcvious, ,ort1iat 'She *ea secretly
b1.4.111319.11,-tt.tiopk,.-iiii-baximutfg
aut) crnsti. the :girl fie loved,
-
They 4tigit.feo. over:Ito for vvoortp seemed, unusually - jolly,
dwhen- naily
.--
oso
t -o crucl
turo," said her cempanyin
you--know-that jealgusris
ELS cruel as the grave," was -the
ood res onse. w.
4,1143-a
"I know it,- and'I have no ewes-
:
s wanted -TO.'
OW just how I stand with °Don-
akL' Truly,„,..readeaa, your- son(MN
lertains strangw-icteas---,regarding
- --honor toallow-me to beliemfor-the
lrftSt ten years that ho intended to
marry me, and then leave._ mein
.the lurch like, this!" the beauty
'evraplained, with a, sudden pout. -
Mrs.' Lanwtor flush hod
"Wby! did I never tell you aboub
tiWir &Whit railway accident at
Oakland, vixen: he was returning
from. California, about two years
go,and .oamo sck-noar losing his
11/
"I knew -that there wa
wey-aeoderat anctthat he AS Vurt,
but I never leareed the 'particu-
lars."
"Well, really, a thoueen
ffmei-iat-hifr sit iii iithi r:0,9
genial atmosphere than bury...my-
self in my sanctum among my mils -
;cid taw books." -
-41hzealetifon, , tinted" saucy--Mar-
toss -ef-lte----
1:rreft'y, bleu: ead; Thi.. -glad to
know that you appreciate your sur-
roundings.,"
_ehcep should tb-e1A
vory r should have
orcooccei;40;e:44:149 rehaasvoif ill,
he infertpr eW5-
so keep
Improvioritho,.11
Keep the ram in a dr
iilirreStin t1';'1) a r
W411. '
• Seven. or eight; theeTt wifl pasture
wher-e one cow would/ Ioroza this
ion cart tell bow many sheep you
al interest the kingdora *aria
has established agrleultu al schoohi
"ii almost every town,' ys, z
faller of Munich, .Germany.
est\ sch9O1s. are, in 1014. 4C1,*,ef
ers'who in,e4ditiore to a*n
es,
rinstry, pbysi
°faciaand natural' history At
time when .nothing -is doing in tho
fields,. from November to March,
these schools are \open, and the
r;:tt
n ro es of 8 ittui
* 11 T.1 All
WitS ra1104” \ for
ftwieus:041:10,0110 ftet044.:11
t might be' earved.
conaoq
en colnpellcd
1 se sever
0 h twenty-fivigo';'ens.'
TILE 4TABERT. XEX011TAL.
vu-lrave,,-.any-patchee .M. 1an3
re weedy, teem thenl_at a
;he sheep, 42.---elmuce at thein
y will trim thek „up in shor
t icrWntl- -the
t hem -
4/, -1 0
0 pot anew the dealer to come
it and. sort out the largest and
finest lambs and leave' the etills
mettiniiiiiiiners sell their
-fmedsuircper-head_early in he
sonc-ThiSTdeiler will call when
ho needs laPlhe and sort out the
best and never eome to get the
mailer elms tit all.
ingust she experienced -in Tearful- cold, and haa rain fever
viow f- the rude speech that had in its worst form. Fate east him
just offended her aristecratic. ears. into the home of this girl. who
But she had set her heart upon nursed him for weeks. 'Donald in-
tWeepirg -Dexter millions into sista that he owes his lite -to her;
'zig'14aneaster coffers, if by any and so I suPpose that interthifies
possibility she could -achieve such his sentiment for her,while there
-A result. is no doubt in my mind that she
SG, curbing her irritation -over made the -most of her. opportunity
-
._ •
&aimed out of thc co,r?emr f her
eye at Donald, and was 300 in sea-
son to catch the slight simile„thet,
for an instant, curled _his' flexible
The slight *loused all the demon
in her. -
,"He even dares to,nrOelOt reel"'
the said -to-herself, in a terrible
. , g ._ _,,,, ,,,.•
, ...
It- revers - -sometime,then it.i.:iiiii
he my turn to mock athini." ..
IBut she allowed no sign of her
rage tobecome apparent; but,
turning from Mrs. Lancaster UT
hint, she sweetly observed:
"Donald, T WORdel if your en-
gagements to -day will permit you
te take meto,see that picture that
is talked of.. so muchl'7. •
• "I think so, Marjorie," he ,re..-
lliestpi.,wAh MatiY 'comPtia-W- • . "I
have an -itPiitiintn-Te-nt . or en.
evening, and her -displeasure at leaving her an orphan. ,She is• re-
laring her idelized. son: so triti- lated to the Outruns:ins,and it .was
cued, she, set herself to soothe the arranged that She should tome to
spoiled beauty's ruffled- plifinage. New Yerk to live as the ward Of
"Dear -Marjorie, I do not wonder Mr. .Cusinnon, whoa yeu one* met
that-yon-am-woundeili"---siergettly-- here..-Scr-shircame-oir-ander the
rtomarked, as she wool; to her side -fare of .Don and an old lady -ea -
and fondly slipped her arm around other patient who hid escaped
the_grrra slender -b•-aist.... "It eer- "-Emir), the -same -disaster. After the-
tainly was very' taifortirtiate • that 'death of- Mr. 'Cushman, thieve, was'
you sh'oirld overhear Donald's con- wino trouble hetweeh the girl and
.versation with me, but do not lay it Mrs. Cushman. wheren,..0 I *
1410 iiiiierf4711eifirrTirr retiefliave
- -
,L.helieve,that
e;np
Viat-*K—U '-frilliiilaVV-411MI4rtii--1-6171eierred4filit740*11-14ittitb
,
*ri interposed, with exceeding baud. * But what is yoiir plan for
rness;--441e has been hard, hit by ketiking up this entaligienierit
that rnisera.ble little beggar. 'Ha she concluded, eagerl • •
er..44-thismowl4e1i s a go to see the
reale af New IL'es_k_l_,Ske„tirane..4......,-_-__Blvid—,41.1.8„
--soltfeen &non, sacred four lain- thoughtfully, "and X will mike her
.;ttred I Mrs. 14aneaster, I give you understand,.plainly, that she is no
oy of your future- ' daughter -in- fit mate for insr son. Of course,I
taw with her st I nd-
'Mar r.e-lk.arjorie -donl-ithild...
VIA cpilte, to distraction,'
0144
the thought of having all her dear.
lost projects overthrown. "I will
itavo_no daughter-I-44*w butiyout
, tear , you -Shia win him 3et, and
- Make", iepetto all the ..harsh
'believe, if we use tact, we shall he
,Aible to bring him to his senses.
Tclfu. 1411 help me, will -you' not,
Ilarjoriel You Jove him well
notigh, do you not, to join mo in
wide plan': to •_prevent. himfrom
throwunr himself away' upon- this
elthed_little nobody 1"
ll'APTEft XXIT. ,
.hirni" refloated Marjorie
Dexter, with startling vittemence.
"You cannot conceive how love
woidd almost 'fell my birth. -
right, to win hini--,ti) win even JOiie
s'ach es he he4towed upon tioA,
Ii yecterday, Ifeavriorthittlfrar
, 41rovei:OrNild to see thorn fp-
',cohort While his rhapsodies' to,
night e matidenins.'
-"IT 16es *bent- strangely1
nate ." s.aid'
•
o
dict.ribLkna -an
have progiessed between them
but 1 think I *halt be iak r realize her insignificance a
.toAfrodo-botsirf "
to my commands to relinquish all
claim upon him." ,
"Ithink you will, too," her4zont.
4ioUseiIjoyment, in her eyes. '31
lir-
ing who has it. in her power- to
make another feel so small aliti
mean when you have your stilts
and War paint Jon. I should 'like
toJo behind the stenos and,
the squelching act. 1#,V1ten,wi11
your resolve into execti-
.toonflett
;textual "
-teinniands tor ii thirmorniregV,.
YOU; Don,: I *Clad liko.
browsing animals, living in SWAIM°
*11 pasture and in winter on dried
herbage:or on, the oft •sprouts of
..lualiet, • We de .net..thango_the
an-
tural habits' of tititualo by 4004057.
tication to any such extent as to
alter their feeding' or Ittodei of life.
Shoop cannob_feed on ,7;---sou'r- food;
y
h f re rlso --•w&tery-
iiiy U4
A a
V•a : *
,,t 10 proper
tation
rk, of ero n the same la gdoni 4191)118h- t $ ous 417.
it gee se
' atien andthernising-
• an) made ,aequainte4,1'
rnpi1ovcfltentsA14---new in
o even in le winter 0 main in
'best condition. That the sheep of
Great Britdin have become the fin-
est in the world- FS the =result of the
cermitozi practice of feeding roots
'during winter. This succulent
feeding,
for the simmer, Shows in extel-
loneo of Meat as well,as of fleece.
FARM NOTES. .
Drawin out of the soil without
91znert....
..aticp,to ton_of_xttich can he „resoIk,
mended. 'They are taught the•rudi.
Ix:tents-Tot ---booklreeping-trn&-othrr
ImitttiOretalictiotolo4/0 esagAtialfor
the up to date farmer.
-gin-the-spring after these lulu.'
workin
the fields it beedmesthe-dutyof the
teachers who instructed them dur-
ing the winter to travel from coun-
ty to *emits, and to net as advisers
te the farmers iiek good results
arotitid to 'Arnold,
Inc that Turkish rug which 1 1o4k-
d at yesterday.. Your judgment
of etteh things is good,irand might
o e ide it, s 'us what
"Now, Aunt Ethel, you can. call
et without-iae _tear of .Tiinning
Against: snag," Dexter
rkedr
laugh,. as the door ,closed'after their
reeent companion.
nn<lerstana„ dear, and you
Managed the arramgement very
tievtrin," Irs. Lancaster returned
**he, eel'
Two hours later her nt care
rioe_irollott Into the stre where
Lore Ltonald Int on o porturiity to
se her," the matron replied, re,
-"But what excuse will you make
for seeking tuttran interviewyron
surely 4.1ob not want *Monter -that°
yoii feir, your roil is going, to m
1101,0831 you are, sure lit has
teti Pr to hope Ito will," ltfisl
hserved,
noi t °firsts. riot. But 1
ientlyt given her an order
me atrons,-,
bon
(To - pined.)
El coma= PLAT.
he
and caro of supti animals.
Anyone not fauilliar with the,use
fo;i4i4plittrie-etitHrtitl--befter-tea.
it atone, and buyfertilizer. from a,
,compotont-AaufActurer, There,
is usually on the .farin no means
for thoroughly mixing the void
hones, and on the thoroughness -of
thi work success will jEs.0
.14-valuable,elements-talces
stable =allure immediate,
-mav
,so good *gain.13 Josi is email
when the manure i kept under
coverand spres4 out but when put
,t41.4.!1,fgert
Inebtatti011 1104 itee iiig iiTe4 in and
'becomes material waste in the
„
bor and inaterisi Is affected when
it is hauled: tlirectly, to the field..
We Would 4,01 -to say to all Utm-
ost and those interesW in poultry -
raising, i(lo not try to breed the
the, prattkaL---ikete
the practical first; .then see what
you ettat_clo, with the fanci But we
dock for practical purpose, by *11
means, getting new 0043 *pleb year
tt.o 014 virr to fie young chicks,
remembering what hos been done
One man can **Wile? done
4140 Ibo of as so Iona
eiences been raised
at ,Iast I. It be sT tem has been
'Verteeted that reve*is witb reasonable
iteentaer the efiaraoter, and ,dIspositiOnot
an ,indivIdual. and ao outlines 'the lite
tiw-soisist4--in-aroidlteitlerrere andleklotd.
yarltag.11 of nortunitleal-
wan win) 'has for twenty
twenty-
ars- bcen Win* into -the ntrateries
the occuit. rn*ki!g s. seientite ettuly ot the
vortoo.rortbotin, reading the tires of
14134.1:11%$ gid'erol 1Z:21;ta:
1,dese1sors., Letter* ar naming into !rhhre-
lri
offte fro I pr of the,worldtellinaot
"tit*
-4021/6%
10 OSt-pro%ided
xiven. 13..CM
t it is asserted that Queen .
rias tivrite 'ontriKtieW
rat-PaitiOuntz-Vhe-frIbcrt---
_
ii11-.is really 1144---4,---t-10--Albert
litlentaroti, for it was alter the
hibition of I8i that Prince -Albert
proposed the .,erection a .great
1 hallof rouge,' and -when he had
passed away a nationalsubscriptxon
was, raised to carry out his wish*
A grateful nation, t000subserib-
ed $225,000 for the crottion the
y piac Ica suggostaon to the farm- m&n tii *vire
:'i to .te.,eue talonoeto *a: °ori., 1 ihrt 050 000 -$pent ow I,
that every .ers they induce, them to make 1 W buthe Modoettr assortg. t what OVer,
able improvements in the OW , i
ingot guttural law,. . I ' 0 . ..,,, '
-e. itatue
''-i-1111Park 'was- rais-
ThIlVtilarieidref40710.18.0*: ell. er htlrisc-io label .11/11t11-7)r!nifire.,1,4:01title'lluic_wolgrloidnelotallbYtetrkilse‘tei(Ltitretrirt::::'it:t:Stiekileltttettfue;.'21444, el:ohlitt--%:'Isomenlict-='44, icloriler12' ,,,, ,pci 1,.. ..:
'form -Co--ciperattve clubs for the aetter. iloom- A
joint interests -of .4 Auttiker of farm- I lose rIr'obiAntiraiti, e to _tabor read- • And this% w4' .S.' net the only honor °tilt eintbcolieto-aut11Fr6ketitatint: itt°1,1 rrt trait. till1111.444Z"414111trilrlr.:rtoll' Eht7i#442 trglertir1.11(lohne to tthe itplemoryt 21:WetiliitiLtsosan.,t':,
,- -.- --, .. , : T-304,tettaritrx -
. .. .
- Paull$ Fraritrelirs1 ioutheran Chureb In a X-0 ange cos 0 ) 11 , .1V I
Might. prove et interest to thein - later '441Roirox. xi .re argon gt other memor1018 t , 030
bora. Then visits and .lectures to certainly:: the grrai,est Arevinilat and. mast- ,g 1,34
entirely er at TOur Dri:4014W YFeryorn consAlting gleav. E0.4autter ttlight. be, -rept
' the different districts are
you will .nutriel1 .11t th0 earteetatOSS Pf",-t: e areli ' the north :otdo of free to the people, since the Slate r I d 1 adi fk 4 . hon ..
assumes all expenses. There is vice: The znoktoatter corresretzttical • wilt corimat YOU .nave in St. Pexil's -Cathedral, winen -4
43104 *the ..(,01,ta. in thp aain .,ndinE with .. , cost $100,000, 'ted the college ne
world in hieb s much is done -by ,n,routtrerl'off,,* 46-4litah,"1.1 nf,,°,,,,,x' a"{lh'u'sit- 4" 't11° .°41"°°11
the SLAW for -its- rural inhs.bitants iiiiieirt- ie. - .. It
Oord Tour lintei month -Old Avar -0 • •'
-r a G a ^ Eons of taxers on Which* 41300
...
at; is the case in Bavaria.... • Other lot birth. ;Ante whether lir.. Mr". or M. was spent.,
German States; have these agri- 04;ra goondorrrolltrintrbV°111°wing. .1'mo in relir ' 'f5b4y-eight thoustInd .five hundr
are not sent- in such a Practieal ^ -11)"Ple's nves*
And iivnula ask *hitt ler me dollars Was.eXpended by our fo
fathers •en the monument in, l'iS
cultural schoolt, but their teachers t hIlle ifillard of Yalu' 130var
.1. 4.40... ....-..,.... . ..,,, ,.....- teek_jlilli.„..ezliklir -Will4,---ili
eik-T11014 0414. , -s-4o ..- ye rya oorrevt o too nod' coMineniorate the _Great
.Fire t,f
o-result -ter to] ROXR0
*
f :u you er you may sue itO
.4 ja..10.31,e,t ttostitt.,.
cal work, et• nos enclose,cO 51
1,")uti thtie Straw, ex the
ood
it7 grows' 411:41:16tthrreitriit143-C-t7itt'. njtr4v1018iLff' !re atttbai :4111: ire
ird of * liquids. Nature, it strong
s easily ut or
n nome
el 4' resistant and vraipiet litittra.,
very littte kusture, and ic4t. AA
which had been eree ed 'about 1,i --
Little Bits of ,Enowledge, '* About rb49.1, -14%e:trlung1TalfutrilethAtirldril,°:*ttueeht.tho
- ,ofter was aut.; it lay., en
Switzerland has on area of the 44114* 41t 'ESr° by the'
000.,squar inites. 'generosity of 1)t.' Erasmus
The workt's heivieit locomotive -.11; til"ItP4)tted t.6 1;4*118141i4
and
reitcd-4t-4110,-
:AVIA* worn, 14, the totiti merit in 1578. Et tot+, him 1$54,000;
And. was
flNI
st,i,j the -Bay of )3i,cay
es of tiv-he° ou'sekhleld 11" 1 .'—
amount i to 'Xixr,000'
Denthn eat ;,tet4)14zar.a.4441-441142tutounteitiato".6,4t10.
o.:entite apace covered by 'the!
of,lioxklon ia.ahoutlhirtrenacr.
At one n'e time barbers were tot per.
milted to talk when shaving ens.
t<itte‘ittrileSMagett on."PosteArdS are
'forbidden 44,4* nimaistil postal r'
gulations.
:.Iti,:0011antl it—stv6riiii# number
n4 ex, *s,therkl too
year Iruzn the teavlatit
third.
nep has hmarines built
u reit- Britaiint-Te5
si 3 , Germany, * Britain's. ,
AN
rettlitile' rillintie
et are alien toilets, who,
los pay of £.-
wtiich originallyt on the
hesen-ier the Victoria
ovt4de Buckingham 11e. ct
r likerri4
and & Attract sum
take down, 'remove; and rt.otot
-itt-pretent.2position-n arlx-
petite Zigvitire flout. The other
great entrable to the park, Ilyde
Park Corner' thorith not to
pressive, costnearly twice as much
Iltarbl$s Aid), namely 4,655,006.
......• •
1110101ME$
Washing -
_
An iron s,t*ir
,ps This, thc ii,ifth
in the, ‘word,
4
t1)fr!Tv
14)strlls
Pen dow
he highest *pest
..
o her , tern 1
ion la o arny kuetliat
t
ittlakes 4 iliti .SUUShin6,011
,theStt grtatt,-11 ,,,
et ccs WeI, ons ' d 't
*
MST)exter �r
kne Olt
3!arj4)rie, to make thoroiigt
work ,f the
hirid
ligbt Jiaped into her- 'c'
a* sho. ded: 'X don't cL,tbt yni
i11 he e pos
'asily
t n thing*
if the rich ; tnit know abni
our niOtin
lodging"With Ether
or ep
hen hi b4 . ttv'e4 I
I ve
shin O
and thr.»v otf the'
ilight erp1o'iun like the ouj
r
ut zn4 red;
friipervi0w4 to
pretaid
icre
tourit
s wilt in fidAt
rf railway
eliA1t4R1- to,la