Exeter Times., 1909-11-25, Page 2la,
t aud-alway lmt'
ib*sizcior hadfLnislled
1 then oita
colk
romanoluid--trB.
*nd a drudge of he
urteously to eat
Le red to And tit t
nor .Uad
iz er _althetx
ed her, .1 us 4t as x
nietMng about her th
•
faltered Madge, who' gently.
Iow o p tied alt; "X told you oeuted to the (1uecn-have ma'
sC loolced like ome one We kner; del:out/so zpeak, and .forh
0. ,
'AO. of tike lairbs, ter
*et-ar shorn.,•_in th0 „Sit•rie
fairly weli _
it• ere 'the .ptio.i
tiek" leave the closely -shore eWes
t.3k'sheIter in the lo ger wool,.
.
of the
hie But as autioo
.,._
. ,
,
theirare yery ILelL)fnl to ewes
ig 41.
e ore
_ ,
n
t sil) ! hunt -from i by the
o , I romantic
woman's lips.
Yet, even as she he wa nterelg
,ke. ' ‘ was coneu
md
o i dof t e truth -0 1wwith that the
r'stitemen 1wLons
r
*nee 40, anubiloti in
Sheroarizod, at Imo, that- the,,,her own home was sO superior - to
wondrowly beautiful, elegatitic her in every respect, and omtipyin
clad girl who stood, before her with a position SO far ebovelier 9
that air of refined oelftposseasion I ' 'Anil you are ,really Lady I ;
ng -
lad' 911c°. tteellsie7r,indessifi!ed_ Beam- i tw,n baadtititted Alear171401"iie4r4dstotYYraiik
•w#
What could it nlean• o'vit, coo s /
allY6ne, amount forsucha -remark-
Iady Lrwas -like the transforination
mik; "hu -t talian
' I ,
is ,
f
neai, umne surely is no
—Prr.edl-Eith7T'it to p
- reifeti7-thottgh-she
it tivery:Trust-ineyitatt.
for she had caught sight
look ay.,' start
liment the shehad
and Jet ,ikr_e_that he had
diseerned the truth,
matron,to the "the name
ly sh, nevertheless
land."
,JAU-alst-wiall to telt•eforc
theilk)
"I sboukt think not, indeed l' -!--re-
torted the haughty WOMAU; with
spitefutasPet4Y,L,
Esther lifted a ifinyiering look to
-4fer only object in reartitig-the-re.
legation private had been to save
the woman and her children the
misery of beti{aying their chagrin -in I
the presence of the distinguished
iiy,idthout,
, Or ,
I tok eicit
f Mad e
v_ven
tu�k1 ot enjymCnt, and
knuwing lenile and no
, with hot. -be had *1-
vel7 friendly in the old
To.replied
netts.
d are. you very
aid I am," she
fraelr-17,611;310* is
4 be wroug.
• ---------Wrong!"
tite Terul Tr.“14:teejlithtly.y
rd have w'on to know :Exit fond
leie, and X ;have a sensitive ear,
d I'm Staying here on purpose to
6 totheopera; and if yputhink,
after hearing Patti at night, I'm
going to put. up With a squealing
stenr on the other side of a thin
•adinn P$tiLba
," said tbe c e
',is your next-doo
• our on the.ew
so ution,of the dip.
ck, a dipping tank
01' Plank either
ed and glo tel, or lined with
galvapizediron. If US$41
only for dippmg lambs, it need not
be more thar;\ 4 feet long,. 12% feet
high', and 20 iliche°4 at the bottom,
reading to about feet at top.
at one end of the , on whieli to
w he sur his o
-"1 rnean that. tile. possessw',
eat wealth- eems aiieavyrespofl
"And have you a large
with a big rent roll and all that
eagerly Inquired the youth. -
"VS, there is an estate,- and—
, ••,,,
ere
sounding nomol
Esther laughed- out musically.
"I am afraid, Frank, you sa
looking for more • romance tb
is0011
ti "s , but now all 4 t
o ent toee-and Man* MA Many milee*trom Len,
er motives" "I suppose ft is ver'
. ssible .that
poor,te pised reirse and 'seam,
me transformed int,o
WNW tit] d brilliantly beautiful
more thin Ite coUld-ce -
,._.
-other-distinguished natives of un-
happy Poland, rederewski, Ma-
claine Sembrich and -the two Do
e
filling professienal -&erigaiteintmts.
As her eonvaieeenee pregressed,
they visited her with affectionate as.
siduitv neatly evety- dayand de -
invalid with imptpriptii
ohne
4s, rte Reinke;
Sinibrich.
"Esther, "Vtrellington,"? she went some groundsSurrounding the
on with -White set lips and with a sion and an extensive park
sullen fire m her eyes asthey .rested I Mrs,: Cushman here arose quiver -
upon the regal, figere and ,rure, ing with anger, herP,face deepiy
itower.liko bow before her, f' what flushed, her. eyes blazing. „.
mixelees-impostiire-is-thisi.--. • Are, heard_ u't -eno
do -I find 'you masquerading here,' this romancing," reezi
n.
at one of her. majesty's drawing- served, "and I do not`hesi
1
rooms, under false ,eoloriti". say- that -1 do not believe orte leo
Esther flushed at -the . Woman's of the Preposterous story. Of
tone and manner, but course tether, 1.have no means of
wi—tliout losing in t 6-11
fire° her -,'se qinetly May lialre led smce
returned.; - I ter of my bogie- and reekless
"I do not quite 'undoes o our fate' t ur OW bend
o yo n
s sentiI Modjec; :p7-11:)titLe e iing farm,
when chlyerowergreettflopruclitloannorartite
aouree f tbe disturbance,
stead, it e n Waft -Mirth
ro,PrAle. tan
O 6 e hotel residents soon
ton d errands wlikb took there
git.the rest corridor when
o ' progre*, and
far from good
he SO 300, is q eesed Out o te
vool, and runs back into the tank.
n theease of a large lloelt, and
here' ft is necessary to die ewes,
WM",
tarkand draining devio is- ucee-
'ary, and -
tak should be slopirig and slatted;
;sheep can walk out -of the
tanl and up to the drainer. But,
by, good' maiingement, * flock can
be kept- clean by dipping the lambs
Pi spring, and pouring the solution
on the entire flock in the late Tal
or the bekinning of winter. For
this purpose,the., advertised pro.
'Motet/ dills 0;r0 atisfac-
tory
if used according to direetions.
timbs ey ar
them to eorae
lackfoglii ambition, and ct
vcitre. 4n enlargement of(be \ -tjiv
roil:glands of the neck or thro,
disease Whieli in eoum years prove
fatal to a considerable percentage
Of lambs soon atter birth. To avoid
this trouble, it is well to give tlie
eves slAtile room for oxereisc in
gal dr ee
807ea • 4
reSS 0 0 donear Berlin
Ireds f ack ot goldo ta
it3,0OO,O00•rt a ,
i rant Man war irideninit. re
jealouSly hoarded for this POT
Dy law this war fund tan be„itsed
only for reuirenients that ati
nagistrates
--Vietime at
'Nes +•-r•
.exe-Tfi
Migland)-magistrates.
Arthur Davis was charge
Southwestern Police Court with at- e ,1 thtf-wo'r
al
tempting to tonamit auivide 41.Y Inebilize4 for livr
ting the veins of his left leg with sir se"ing a war Iona.
bot -knife. Ile was discovered m_AY.'se.e. insignilaek
mg on AWubledott-Conlinon. Pare ut
Tenderly NVit
ernel.'vrafit.
,444444444,0,1,
spreads more thorough' over the
urface of the skin . w le" wenn.,
one • may be done from
cc, ee if -
PP. an onet ,
grown sheep is generally suffident
To make rapid Progress'. the tier-
viees of three -Men or boys is re-
quired, one to hold :the .sheep, one
to ' n the wool it. intervals ,of.
tho tion alorig thcse-- -open ugib-
Th.?, sheep is first plated upon. its
rump. its back resting against, the
knees of the holder, while the woof.
is opened down the brisket, belly
- ho_anintai then turn-
. r on o•
et ,er, While the -wool is opened
or e thvoine of the body, and is Olen
4-- • 0 ned
• h hi b elc
you silk of Some one whom
. • knowt" Madge here in-
, , V •
on :At' cntly Stud
fae�, ail' had- begun,- fling1y familiar lines up -
don't know—and yet--
,,when.Esther,..see-,
dnouement 10/000
n4 whli1g to save ihenr
n of betrayins
ti&ztio▪ ituL4ntrpoed with wonder -
near thent
_ vacated
while we e.breptre
iorne life. Mr. Cumb-
ria will you *et aslny escort
thi-
ter' Coueluded,, turning to
0 weld have fallen at her
feet .aud sed the hem of her robe
for her t spirit of :charity and
rig to therborior of
ber,atteudictit.
utgto her :side iii;(1
m.*died; its she
friendly sfIueeZC. with her,
"I see You know
You hove glad
rArtaiintai,7-44
r his breath..
d-ont
e it
to coVer the embafrase 4110
bleu wtarrrireirinoTirifirkitoti
follow the revelationof ray
t.y by withdrawing a little from, the
rewd until the first ,shook of ur-
se-- to- you hon1d have
ClitAPTElt XXXI. "
bile she was speaking', Mrs.
Cushinan and Madge had stared at
rriarrae-r-every ato
of a I yi r, lavi . dizplay
of finery, but you cannot play an
such game upon me,-- Lady Irtipg
Irving-
ton! Irvington Manor, and it big
ren ro 4-Indee4It ritme
to take a peep. behind' the scene*
and know tad hove all these Prirels
velvet and 14.6 *re pat4 for.", Esther's face was like sculptured
o
14
.witi. Wrest envy. 11.!;:Ot :4iiiiuqe,driegn„ /rpm . it_by. the Ain
wait choice, ..-het manner= olfglifi r insiat nisi spite6Iii-.1.'
and refined, -sifeWing that she .,rtins
cern
hiiire,:,enliwet thii -bestof education. the. Woin414*-1310--*P
at advantages, since leaving thern,Madge 'Stood by, an ugly
sn
n -fou -r- ears- pr *on eurhn. her lips, 4.,liats Showin
_ ..._ .,.
tie
her' jewels -of- the -rates mother x
and acknowledge this, whatever ringl.ed And•*flatten.
they might believe regarding her "I say, 'mother, that was down -
position in life. right *rue' -of you-- he began,
' t '
"How exceedingly:, topsiderate!" fliotlyt, when he was interrupted by
moekingly observed Mts. Cuslimitn,1 the sudden appearance of lat.
Hum' -
when, Esther concluded. "flow'. belt Xing, who, with a menaein
about your own ,desire to torteeal loelt upon hit *tern fate and in -117
from the public the knowledge that eagle eye, torifroxited- 11-m-
oli were once ntitt'tinalctri an with a heating that made
lier
v titatikr:eower before h*
' how can. oiCtelle.id
1-Isth-or 'I ant Sure it was very kind
of her to wish to save you such a actually reside her flesh tree
shock," btitett forth -in* will very excreta Veit/after
• 7
-They hut -beerr-riuick.-44 ober* 13ut Frank, was rt,.
h
'tier,' es Addington Bruce
in Suweeehass6 out
,ine, a"viisitretatii.w clthat '
as
which elawe rriy
s yby a! hugo cat,
-
'mat. That * there, WAS to
the Area*, Or at any tato tbat. was
*It/ remembered on awakening in
* toturanYc-Onou-gh,
my mind as tio,
.$utlyilett.x• 0144 te.
(be sarn dream
gain 1 beg* wonder
1.0*.siblr
avidly tit va-..11F---eit
et,ail. Alas, howeve‘the.etir
the.**ree—the eat .bad int
he throat *rid was biting
'OCieutly. Altogether,
Lhis dream net lest than
a. score: -o times in six mouths.
‘4Shortly before ellicistittas took
eold' which settled iny throat*
affeetieg, it to badly as to require
he attention -744 *
to my ,astordithteent. it was theit4is-
ered that drowth had been de.
te re
day or slyi-irr.ieVen hours,
_ Lfeekinore_teref
wAi as his flock, from
.tbe knowledge -Wit the animaiS are
frce front blood'-aticking vermin,and their skin in a bealtby condi:
tlert;-,-ealmilated -to• inerease the
gi-owtir-91,-woolf-WW011- IVO): 1
thiPotal eit
de -
had been employed at Smithfield
war uugh
Market for twelve years, but walt . eoun
discharged through slack°Vet Outs grit few days,
ness of wi
work since When he , fa muster the Arst,Jilose
offeted togve him work, the rnag*
trate a lose& his discharge. •
41:laborer named 'William Bough.
•
ten
pr9Vl$Wfl 0
;have been emu
mo t °miners
. e .---.
Police Court ith -frequenting anger0
Wood street for the purpose of
tif°m"eao
stealing from. vans.
'-
Detective Slitter(' said when he minium
tvisi cl • Boutzlitonts:lodgings, he , All -German., forts
at
.__ .,
b Ike ehildree„ a"- lomed7- a ,*lun)
. .
,
i
honest indignation, "and X am sea; you do mit- repeat the remarks you Von isa,
ling- to wager almost any *mount hoe JUit made in teonueetion ,,livit,h, ,i;ftbatulliYit
that th.r_le is no i store or vas- Irvington."
quetrolingabout her .position.ttg now •
Esther right yell, and'Ihst,pea -ed Mr, Cush netticd *1- tini t
A *,b,0v0 -dedePtion of any Most .bcyond endursne. by the dream
„Clear, incWve tones
her Iatigteige (4 Esther
rn 41 champion; "that, girl a titled 1*
0.4: the '
she sok Yoe. Tr$441.!ii/(.nni
hie- ltcartllT, alld bestowing111)0
hat,,broit
stir,
laterthe oper
performed eueeess
°centred to. me
Ionger being troubled
For the Ars
IAINTEtt FEEDING 01?' SIIEE
tarn atotk can be housed,
mor-e'rehtiolrfor-wintevand-Wo.-4.-
ing :than can sheep. Any -old barn
or shed Ith a- TOO1 that- -will k
tisem dranswers the purpose
Welras'*ft`elaberot*--and,
expensive building, provided the
hted •to4 roduce theft
•n a, genuifle pretnorn,
SeiottslY I h*d been
rauee of the danger-
mY
throat. It liad riot
-the -verge 414. atarvtiofl. 0
boitg.lit food forthein. Made
inquiries, and ,sseertainedthat two
Winer employers gave •the, man ex-
cellent teetimonialt. They were,
n •axul inchistrious people, ,
w
' sir Zobll 13ell dealt w
fast offender, and b
orer. fl� requested a
em
:foundjo
hiobaud
A co
ga,
eatrice--Thigiterty,- bran
40011,*road, liottertbarn, cbarged
ith p_04ling"Witb011t eartitett
id the women-, who liad & baby in
arms, was trying -to -sell 'post -
swished -
We gate- it son)* ' mak," be
added.
The woinan'a id
should have to sit at liorne with
teiri;c
1 in Apti or 'ay, an
werage r
the* is no adeant-
age the lam ome-ear.
ear -
Her. If -one chooses to prepare -fez
aising show sheep, or eater to the
early Jamb market, *Welt latter is
ve-ry prOlitable,; intist be
made for leetpleg frost out of their
quartets, et, lambing time, but that
ti
novo, not experisive, iis xxouole-
vol,ram vats, 'with felt .paper -be-
tween, Make, the phiee prrfect-
ly safe, and
it, the/0_410a km
thrive better ay° quer
tb dose, tm `buiblings,. and
to lie out the ground,
- inter, as long at it is dry
eators and proviiiofl8, 410..„
readyare for the outbreak of
and could undergo proi
ed siegel. Sueh foret.bought is
stowed On these preParitiOn
P •
a dark brow ea
IL •
t brot, is.especiaig pre
"v$11 444- At for. Weeks.
illions
It u Ten i
s- bedding, - and suf.
i tea are 11 ' OV readi-
litr-.1-000, MO-nien . • '
a supplies being. otdist
-'fleit tliti-.46i to e •
button.0 ' eJast.Solditie* , is
ready.
Ocers .013Sire been. prese
the trias of ‘111W---titA0billegu
-
are strong n its PrOfilii-
lv urge it ion. u
— lerr
"Sometimes ra. man dit is tat
an' geod-natuted,' - said 'Uncle
Eben, -• "spoils the disposition lof
several other people dat has to .figh
his battles fur Imo.",
44,),„,,
unding. 0 itiosnetoW.
bly 4...
gun are
, _.
The
li , dello
ieports I 3'1(094..4, er4,1)00
rounds were tett/roma single gun,
-an:Average peed bi 460 Shot! * „
minute, for .a couple of.
on showing no signti ot wear.
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•
...
ti'VE TEE wnisnx.
0 .h
mon
hilt 0
other o or
dollars."
"Well;, ;tear,
)
teatvie
ni.ek en n.
and f
d to, hitt.,
r bzs
'et
gee'ne 4lOr1
iedispu
eolt4inte exe
titir tato