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elintist ••41.rely •,,.happe,
�nIt, Posher, perfect, hes ws
"e, fad that ',She could gt4traight
.the earls and tell him 411 that had
She 1a,c,1 a ,natural „tieteStation for
• eerecy and deceptiou, and the
° PrettiiYs
t . trete s
thonght
. •Norates her
Cegietusiltig, at.a y rsthere
, ,1was;*te iat'„Iter'‘'‘bilih/110 •Itrkf*ellti
s'''rerhttP . i•Vd,44 tkra.tts aa ageejttatiee.
know 1.'the date of ,i/hostthe JellifitasS ss'.hese•lia opened the Other letter,
ciots'srettiarked the earls' softlY•ss it 'sinssreses: ssiS, otrue, triefs4.
=e ndihe,prouipt 18 ITt. Dear it ran---"ir you havei
forward. aloft witisfiered; '"..'Notalh 1 At
„ toward-., Iooros
hed4.1.0Y
Mr. slies-akI'
Orilg 'Iiri,tied.citict, to, epPie and you
to,taise 1114 WOO'S UPetairs.,
whether..he ai.I hil*,41.11b"It u
Manteishel.'Or' .0n• -00 , telireis but:lu
• 900E0a94 1' • •
in, SAting. t'141,1,e11
9 1V1* * yes, said Mrs -
"That's loot like hirnS he'see ear
tts
days he'll loosesoinething. aid ho
_wm get trce
whet cuss 'vou expect?" she ad ed
-- d h -if - moti --- ' - - - ' -- - - - -- - -
. woo ave h sea her 4other or ; Noralt had resolved- that _she would t„ At *mother tfomesswily *euterdo.y
the faithful Catherine had laiis-alive, T nOt ' blush at the seutid. or (:!),r,it's for instance -Cyril wouldhave decids
J,4)- to sloe', of tivari -Enid „pow out. f names but the color. Ar.AUIO ineo ttfri ea that _he bad, itis _so.o10--_44-t, ft.n4
her heart. I face notwithsta11d14. . I would have refused to 1, eave the
64 ror. it seemed . to Nerah, as shal '.'Yon haviel 90'414.111"r '"e erietio; neighho hood of his goddess; but
worit through. the: stinlit woods and ; trying to spt;e4eindiffert.sttly, and sue- , now uld
the most fortunate girl In the world.
•
Since Adam was created tilie Cs,.,ril'' that .Y9A1 would like me
ver the velvety looms, that, she was * eeeding
There had never been abother man ;1*.eillue alques
1 "Yes. I called at Mrs.
better than she hoped. - 1
I thougl.t someltoWi,
to. cantrvi.1.1hi, and
iersh-e heandlych. wa4nileedd: for
roziatt wbai:
Pr°1.‘"n.s "i success. he spoke of to her to go to
• the earl and ask for her. . Business
bad suddenly become of novel Wiper-
• and oho slopped now and again that ' hint before I reached you. dears I tsibee to ?some, .033.11.
She might retail his Image enclithink .. Norah made a aliOtt-gestUre of an* I
Of all he Itad said. sent. Ile decided that ho would go up
- . at once -that is, to -morrow mornings
• And it seed to her that; he had .. "ire behaved so admIronly; X herd 'Ilhen he asked himself itoW' he ,should
oken„ as he 'looked and behaved. It all Itoin Jatniesors :the coachman. let Noreh. 'know -Ile could not write
'k•e a hero. Ile had said that she l It was beautifully done! And It&Was
•
- l. - lest the letter should fall into the
' ht have mar some mhtfu
an with so thougl and _ s iderate la .taxts_hand,r_i_ltno_
_he w
_ Irk
rabid:yr 'her voice as she went-% into
the se tang -retail. -
"Is it there eli right?" cried Ileeca,,
in her clear treble.
"YeSs all right, -and thank you,
DeccaO
SHO.
" • called hack Um. Eng-
lish and Deems went on her way sing-
ing like the innocent, lightshearted
girl he was.
(To he Coatinuest)
Interesting GOssip: About Some
Well-anceen, Pee
_Xi Matta has. buts -one ech..to
•=M"
•
• • tit • r
-was*
nObleSC cAt men, arid just in toU1ttg oUr at 41 ut A 'W. ro "Av. •
b art per it, as he
*harmony with his character that 1i ol a0Urae, he *s ething to edneire had, ono before.
o. 0 ti dt eC�
[electricity before a, girls" eeminarY,
sihould, wish to watt until he had 10. W*,hat d Ott thinU he mild?* efd! ig.I_Eattpobly.heth trLeh"neltrieLAcidamelutd witengrakgethed anvflatrrieneldtuaintwhIntelde
Made * kettle befOre he ,went to he' , . *41i deal letteW.,! ,
rattier and asked for her. • "Th -tits it Was li'hat any enes?tt by night. Who knoWs, 1. may stand be talked. But when the inventor
' •1110 find' said that he -seOtilit rather 1 plOughmett, would have ?dtine. a chance of catching 0 glijnpse of my ; stood before his audience he ,felt ss
be a. self-roades man than a, 'belted i -f',/‘nd--and,•-elid, you see hirer' she
s darling! I. will neither send a mes-' dazed that he eiinply mild; ' !Ladies
cailpOt. sltr--.U'l---1:1-g-r-Q-(1-'-wath him -ffsked-rather guiltily.
Agreed 'WsWillasssisseLshase., dss.,. i .4,21r._ _ ..Burne? -s- Noss .-. Iles Iss.tegss s.....witlezmans...ssastar...sitXtaLeleetricitsf„.......and..-1-31-111.4.1emonatrate.
s fift-Wilitoon wai-Tiitede :6,--7"- greenTWarntiii-TiWiiiirdi7WTTeTE-h
, - 7 Irben tbe,se_gre., ...ilnI2RY.e. . he ', what 4,40.,..hOs 1,9P.AY„.,!‘Tith...“tileaPPare.
ai.reolTii:_isiall1-9;‘'rvii.4981trhhiltrapyx9, ;iiiiiteurattaiil 3/414.4:04•• "I inV,tonatiOlinitan_ndne-resr4tKritab419St ght lit Al sa.t up late. that night quitoking, and ' able.' •
“ 1 tanking tuirlArearoing.ot-:Noraiti but1 The German- Empeivr le- probably
- Pthes.s tvhtah Comes to 4 ell ' liato 1,very lucky -young man and that- if in •m
the orning be started for the the' °MY P46.0Peall 1100,14Veh who
has won the Itear,t *Of thelnan to the had ontsrinsisted upon ' seeing you
sage nor 'write to hee,"' . Mr. :us will nOIV nddreSS you on
early train. e I • • I* Fi 1 d
- whom oho has iliv,an her Arster-her 'homd h
e, it would been he who Ile had got within sight -of the stszt- that. he is going to ,die by the bullet
1irerfrortE3 b-ralvir wriii ag ) , CW its 0 N e ca a , bat t/ di
long betore he would come oral dess'smiling. "Still, please tell him that,
*nand her band of the earl- Fi tbatik 'him all the Same,"
,She_had said that if the earl reins- "I' shall tell. him 'nething of the
ed it would make no diliereace to kied. I 'altogether decline 'tiehis body-servstut, who accom-
htirs-and- under the great* oaks
. she i, soft messages from 30U to lunt: "rill pi,Itteed them on the mantelshelf of and
repeated her VOW, Nothing should ' is quite,Infatuated enough. as it is." I the sitting -room • that "he' might lutnice him everywhere, inspecte i it
i.v.
not forget"' titters, with thusual. every tnorning to make sure that it
separate her from her ' hero, her Natoli latighed, and the brightness 'rot
e s
-ult. is in perfect working order., -
• As he remembered that - now and 'Mr. Henry Phipps. the American
again chance eayfarescs dropping
in millionaire, was hoist •at Philadelphia
at the inn sometimes made their ,
in 1839, the son of an English shoe -
VITA
$o much hos been Written on, the.,
subject . of anproiltabie stows that it
would seem unnecesitary to say any-
thIng further„ but it - is still true
that unprofitable COWS are bcdp
kept by inany farmers, says Air.
Will is. They not only do
not pay forstheit-keeping, but -they
are COltstantiy, running their owners
in, debt. The hest thing to do with
stsch cattle is to turasthentiato- beef
asi soon as possible and ;sell them to
the. first bow- Thesesspoor hoards
not so Imola by't crs re of their lids
dere as by the use of Scales and the
Babcock test.' Weighing the milk
-four-orsilve -ti .inessittsthe coerse
year will not telt the story, -
cow's Milk Should be weighed once
or •tWice a week. 1 lind. twice as
week the. Most "satisfactory; some
dalrymestsvonsider-ontv-stx S12
cients---Mirks-shonichsbestesteds soirees
or twice a month and each cow's
feed should he weighed and charged
to her at the -market prige. -
This record ehold be kept for
year. I have a smooth. lasted
behind him. In changing his every-, s •etermined to fight for • is 1 e f
day will tteosit, for one mOre present- "I nocesSary,' and accordingly never -is
able and less paint-stained1 be had I without his revolver.- lie is extreme -
taken out.bis wattch and a. ring, and ly skilful in the use of the weapon,
' laver
In her face caught Lady Verndate's
,
Vt'hen she reached the house she saw attention.
8OeI al cerriages standing outside, I "You, seem very happy. to -slay. ,tnY
' room ". It seemed._ fell of speeple.....to
iteetbalitted Setae: and The stood fer .Norah felt the crintso-ti burning her
ono: tollinant' looking 'round her; but. face and neck, and her eyes fell.
the neXt. Lady kierndale costae' for-
ward and entbraced her. - she said.
-WhY.• you hOVe ;cease to see me,
"ArSt. dear elditILS. 1° couldret stay Lady Ferndale bent forward and
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away front' you another hour...Akar." i kissed her, making her feel a mass
\ itlie Said. "and so 1 have brought my '.of diseimulation.
friends -with me." land she introduced ' -Ms dear, you .are situidy irresist*
two ladies, - who,. by the way . the " hies • .Yoi . got that_trick.A...repartos.
Kete-ted-liorahs-shatIsstvissit artt.isfroaveltists.--'2.--Wnel-stooddears&
s h-e-r-P-i-ase---S--sung by .,,"at sr,i-.Pern a e. 1 t e ear IC 0. was- a ng 1
-r1:11111#11er-lattic15'7°ther.rir4thIE7-;""rc"ritteittntri te4"DBreccad-v"O4 eat: WM' -
who had come to makes/heir Intro- , attention as if to an Oracle; but ,e, stiy:eQ. hp „..,,,,:aithilorrietay..., for
• -drit.1;tii ----, - I -en 'be -oridt• -add : the - '• bkeeitee_.--- ,e,,onmi„_yeens,,soncr-*T "reirit, • ' ee-
ear eta') ng with' tis 'reception your your lips. And was Mr. Berne very -•
eat& upon his face. watched Noralil much hurt, dear?" ,, here, Becca, 'I've het my watch on
beneath Ids browa cloeely. . Norah Arrangel the teacups 4,919,re gthe;t4g1,411-thtact
lis'ifi&a..t tAre you
yle ion .,
llitt tbengli-liei; thOtiglitS Ind- be1i antkept:her eYerf-d-own.- - , ._, , „, , ing.iiitio_th
19-14n011ett - .-- - ttirej," -911e-teWW: past the inn." ,
nhc regained het composure after a He is obliged to wear his .left 10111 .g •
terfat ittitoye1"-'0111,'- littaSell; thirteen isss ettrnteg $1":511---a week as
and halt stepped. wondering , whether • errand -bo. The founda-
tion of his fortunes - was laid when tee
he should have time, to run hack.
• At that moment, 0,, pink dress tlitt- hecatne partite?. with Andrew Car-
ed out of one Of the cottages oppo-, negio's brother, Mounts Iforrison
site which be s was standing, and I Carnegie, in a stnall iron foinulry.
Becca South tripped past, throWing
him a smile. .
It occurred to him that le would
send a- xe-orti of-eaution to
,Norryorminorlidrynrortarreed
and ,in 1805 Andrew joined them.
Ile had 40 Per centof the stock end
the other three partnees each had
pem rent Itslasseveral ye
rwstes•
ye tver a* the great steel milla
helped to build up. -
The career of 41r. Joseph Pulitzer
_
Viet!' '1
know •at the end or the year how
much milk each cow gives and how
much butter her milk will make if
the cream is allsaeed by the use
of a. *rod skritilliesalttalphralssettsliyi
dedupting the coot of keeping tram
the receipts of cream or butter, rim,
have the prorrt or loss on each cow,
Your beret may ,all return a ,prollt,
but- oldie likely you will 'find that
• „ _
us Us 'ci7 trzii I'1 or hlot
some grain at the bistre Or cut'.
-sei...ssisseeetsscorasso
t
o_poorooflv.
dition of the ptsturv. Men who de
f d stIa Inwinter are "
hurry to get the cows Ofl grass. Cate
tle are hungry for succulent feed,
saunod.thfernnhvery
stai r
yina, ntagae vteokeesthe T
e g
rtirtssis
causes the grass prop to be short
at She season When it is not making ••
grdwth, and as a result the cows.
half stat-tre. When fall rains revive '
the dormant gra!theenIVR are.
poor. .1t •takes all the fall to get -
them back into condition again. It
does not pay to overstock, or to
rnsb Cattle on epring pastures before
they cansupport the s herd eicelys___
74=
oIT the siiii-ret:Thoili winter and sum.
metfeeding.
THE DRAFT .11011SE. ,
AtanY, farmers sliastessattended___ _out -•
fairs and seen, 'modern draft horses
on exhibition. The trte-date drat
horse is one that/stands close to the
ound--witit short legs- --ond broad -
basers-Thesleets sarehrelt
space enough for another foot. of the
same site to he pieced between them.
Te ---berek of this animal will be
oinewhat shorter than that of the
peed horse. it • is with. the bind
_
---its---etrie-tes-rasilys-ressirsthatirs-
since the collar iS on the shoulders
that the whole weight of the load
is drawn by the back. Therefor* it
must be shod,. broad _and well
•",.. f 1, "
The shoulder of this horse ia long
and well -shaped, so as to give a
good bass/0 to the Collar. It ,should
be more nearly perpendicular then
that of the speed animal. However. •
ataloS5.
think I her someone say that
this will make 4 good deal of. extra
Work -to lake care :of a herd of .cows
for a year. -to say nothing ,about
raising something to feed them.,
want some profit. over- and aboVe
cost of keeping, to pay me for 'my
labor. It costs no More to keep
--erge_j_tok "
one that wilt not Make more than
150 pounds. Any cow to do her
our 'beet draft horses. The Inselee
of this 'terse will show rather a
narrow angle,e,hecause,it is by 'this .
that a greater leverage is given end
he is able to move heavy load's. The
body is 'massive; h.,. set, ample,
very muscular -and cylindrice.11. The'
hors., should itaxe„ solid, • largo,
broad berets and liottbs- the latter
Old varTk cr,Tospar*
• Re shouldhave, large, healthy
well -formed hoofs, heels well-separ-
of the New York •World, now a mil-
lionaire, was an alien immigrant
with .no resources sete,his wits, It
fs said- that in hid first days -he was
.,_,, _„ , .• ,I, I, f II ...I t . . ..... • , .",
t/ 0 dP., 93.0 '7Pagffte*' YOu ve soca h liWati4 y English to take the watch upstairs
• pion sswhieli Lords. Ferndale licAlared Fersidale. Of .c..ours4 he called to •bos qux is .
*---4:777'--Wdirrititriirlitr•_, S".
' * "1 was in deSpitir when: they toid
me you were out, dear," said Lady
.Vertuktle'„. who had seated herself tin.
a 'low their beside Worales tebie, and,
,
anirg•lancing with covert trturraph nt
her friendsas much as to say, "tfld
estaggerate? lan't she altogether
charining?" "'Where have you hese,.
dear?" she asked.
For a walk." sl:e replied.
1- ''t44I fallow vim
gaspul.allimr, a tte re. et- A
.,.2. cured something bigger. Ile made
t•.(4-----1,..-EP. l' ..--4,.--1,2Mir-9.1!1•41.':4 itirlirStrliMittIOTITATIVrIthkr,'Sti:
as AA„. r.‘"rOirc - - - .. Como 'uvl-you understntiur Lends. Post-Despattli, and then ite-
Noraii was silent, her heart beating "Yes. I know,'' she assented,. With onired the 'tt'orld. Bow he worked!
and Lady Ferndale got up. .
-"Conte and nee uS. as 110_911_411.i y•Oil a Va. nisTiyloind•s°110e.ealt." ," he Itti iti A. The optical nerves gave Way, and be
can, my Child," she said, as *he kies- twin tiomot„d „to give y ou troubio:si, bliitistorbe_rileti lf,.,r4,3_13,1:110;1:,,, ,iiirmrt ,e_ntirely
et
awaytold TiJ. ., tie tttliiit itii-- intelligence Is so
WIeven then it seemed as'if : ,
14he' and ,smilesi at her grattidlly.
,
"' extraordinarily keen that the lbriita-
Id not tear herselfJove, thei-e.".e the train,", he exelaim-, Lion is not noticed.
1 an hour passed !serer° the Car- ed in the sante hreath, and started
14 Lord Templeinore. who rately
get drove oft. - ' - ss ._ oif at a run. .. kelehrat'ed his eighty-fourth birthday.
The Cp,r1 stood with Noran on the Iteeka Went down tho road and CM-.
se waving his hand to the tlePtklt- wed the bar of the inn -if anything is not the oldett peets.110 Iii. without
doubt "father"- of - the TIOuSe of
so- unlike tin ordinary bar ean so he -Lords. Or Which ha has been_ a mem-
strain upon the sys-
-of-titnitestitatitT f
known as molting. Ilndcr purely na-
V.., ill itt at„.#1% a...twee,' ia„59
-
if& onfir.i-Or. ow close
upon the *Kasen prscasting, .9fr.„11.1„1._
"
sources. With domesticated fowls -
the lows of nature have been pre-
vented, °wit% to . the chaeges
wrought ..hysst csertet1n4efitsed_seysteree
ard; good physiogn• 11 y, plenty ol
style and action, attar and endstr-
ance. 7,ftemtist have e short, _rather
streight -pastern 'In oriksrsto-do thass---
hea.vy work. required 4
weight ehould he in We- neighbor-
siod
otherwise. he will not be long witb-
Ise or any draft breed. lit'tch has
epecial characteristics, which corn- -
mend there to their admirers. it is
het. TICteSSairat--a-tithis- time to favor
I
cou
hal
ria
ate
-!-ttia such -a--heatr-Islaid-LudY-Pcrn,* ing--guesttet. and. No.' reit thought that
thile-, "Ah well, I did it tn'te lk 1 1VO4 'Jaz loe ... if net „pleases's..., at Arti
your -age," -i-Faid-she sighed. ' ' itite- i little lefie cord than' usual. ,As
"Are you so very old?" she mid- a 'matter' of rea, the self-possestian
Not too' old to enjoy myself, and tact she had shown in the face
dear; and I've come to ask you to of so many unexpected visitors had
, help -me. Wis.are going to have-ewhat pleased him and flattered hie vanity.
shall x -call its IttarYr sshil broke, Offs ”Latly Ferndale 4'004Y:"-.101ave:!.
addressing one or her fri&ide, -Lady a little too tettiberant; • buts-er-ehee
aryssMati,esessa,Snot. sits,6harverst_home- risititinAtInve b . -.t Jittitudt.:
Nd, but a kind 14:141011t84:tecto . hi y, - -is -s - -, -r41,
' S:!ro- '--thittshtatr'stald'N._'11; it_itti Dn-:tess-7:71"*.-':-.
i
. si Sinit. ' . ' ' , ' Z44r0iiih: 8t41041 Still. and t .pri
Lady IsOrtititsr4 iteghett. . _ lag OW OM s'iViki!ft engaged In 4000
"Well, it's my husband's Aka.. lie 1 his banes. And did not 'netire ,her
Is never happy.. Unless lie h*ii: the face. .
kople eating or denting. Or hatith “Ledif, /Perniktle tells me. that Sh4
round him We Sto gotpc
it quite ar.iti-latvoi X say jollifien
Lertt 'ArroWilate7--!* -Shit lite irtifid
the earl miiehlevotoilY, •
"All words assuine -gramort Lady ,1.4t.1
Permiale's Dinh"- he reb:Zut,'4.-, •--,--with
bro
tt.joillticittion, Awful wetd
w oe lit41-644-it-wattiPt-Y*-1111d1:--8" 'her for ilidysthted yew* -IewrAtiird•
about to call Mrs. EngliSh When Ternplemore made his first *nears
she closed her tips suddenly, arid ots 'ance in the- House of Lords 04
tiptoe aPproached the small passage Doke of wolingfon was Commander.
that led to the sittitig-reoni.
Neither Mrs-. English nor the ser:. deeirl'enli:egi.t. arittlhfatitherPresewellst rolfertlitriSb:
ant was iis .,-,Kgitti. and ndirCa.70 eYes 'rotary, Whit/4 Sir ilobert Peel wits
dashed' through the open. door all
in the twilotiorlyuite ot.Corvinintoros tilireit.Riettont
s- s.oinething novel to her. and ex- hirty years Lord Temp/emeriti sat
oil her euticisity, a.nd, Atter a Mei' in the BOUM, ,of Lordis before he
tit , or two of listening, ehe stoat" made his maiden witch, the ecea.,
,, it-13mo. ' sion which brought forth his firet ut-
She, flitted to arid fro,•niiire like a,
terance being Mr. Gladstone's Irish
jaektlaw than ever, CitStkg 81Alitt 1‘,41ild T1111 of 1870, , , - -
s.sss glances at thessketches and canvasses • prince etc?. Ireopokin, the famous
s0. t4 speak. tatting Mut 0114 P4.411,and turning Over the ,books
- - e • ,. - - - - - :', -
list° think; that hio_lfeltaired veril koidt knacks,„ which were. „ a 031 Iliitislan oda! reformer*, *ow! reiddel
ir iit* 'last tilithei Stupid aceident,,":44tbaiat--tbetoiril AltiC0 AM- Wie0t--40- tot- -etre tocrettrier:11-gPitatrotitles; tztd-beilitriesIF81:
Ves, lte did, papay."' she said: la i the mente4.14000. - littvt an unit les. t is int -it- that .he
_our.....vnitce
lvattitTtel! ther,P tenil /the -wok "had a" better" drain te-thttliteitie
10 100 at7/her raiNie,t1 eye-*. 9 anti lei-Oketi at it As she did than Alexander XX. Itis, eareer IMO
Wli Aitt if her glid ;not 11,74,41 etray *(1., et, antiff dragged down the ring. been unique. As a boy he wisheti to
174 e„ 14 es scouregest
ntkile's oninion h
[Met It, dear?' A IS/ t "
• e terst e Manar of rings. roll tUd Must t ' di
of us -are l'&411.11C4t in
tell my hushand that It will he sur
to tunible (town upon the top or tts.
but he its that it will nfake ali the
' Ain.011 11 eolne, !stftl. • $o;i0
Lord Arrowslcderks." -
eatata1ses"...!-2-hos:sreSS
Tially if there Le .itray pt?espl:
Fuht tettly Ferndale!'
Ibat 51a l** n'kcd hintto
Under the .
pertittps you Lad lsette
118 rts a., chant. Sealtaintitneph
Of, ,teinpletel.lt ct14' -
eu to eo."
ilent and fit 4I4V4*.4,V, it, t
1• ,Treit (7S71ri, 4A, it- chance tot anoti
• • - 14tIttred tl-
,
her hreath. to Noraii. **lie is she ran tip stairig.„.siniU4*---1taktititgi,v;rth
anal to the tieeasidt, /:Or Iips Oft Mtek Opttr
td
neter -can gct any odvan ago act
In:" &Aid Laay ith
11,,r-wor 4017 Af-
t short. be fOund it da- how to torn over the tinges fdly., it,
• mita. ,, 410. ire has iitkrt in turn soldier.)
* plain bard of gold. With explorer until geOgraplier, prieotr re--
initiallo C. IL on.IL, which C4c4144oriner. revolutionist, .scientlit,, and
I/ in ses--tessinent -or PreotruPa n fireteur enters Se In tch.1604 tO
tclied.tqlop I
ofT bet
e t4init nitiUd; litter of her boudoir. ' AI,
ste ,stopip0 ott, to.
South wag tiitilifig .it the to
efkti'l•C., •
g1!43' 100/ted P 4,1011449*90
th ids pttitailfe.
and-Riokerrit.
t eit one finger
i *She found that it
le' one, anti then beld
nd gareirsat 'IL 4
litr-ti 41'1'6W -it Khowed
.d.
Pitsvett, trent the A
miring to the covetous•Tuood. ,
,F /le bad aI&1 illothtng about. It tin
„perhlts ho, had forgotten all abou
't; ud '
AiSPA:itt
no* an tTh
foYfir at, the
was ,*ppeteted
too,
some fixed purpose. „To shorten the
molting season, rnairttain good
health and track resumptiori of
egg production has been the object
of much thought and 'practical ex-
peritnettting.
Or the many 6,XPeriments On*
incthod isitrited greater ItitCreirtsthirt-
that of Van ,Irreseer, none' tha,t• Wes'
deemed, of „greeter practical value,
Under bis Management 900 hens
I made. ret;ord*ot over 200
4.year. Oaring :the :first. half of
August the amount, °fleet/ IS redutt
-
ed to one,fourtko tion-arol-110"
Uzlr WO ec
nearly or 'quite stops the entire egg-
yield'reduted the foWis in fieSit Ott
that, ;the full feeding start*.
18 ,stbost August 20, the liberal feed -
lag starts the fowls to gain and the
addition Of * light teed of tuttriesrer*
and even Molt. --
„.10iir, cottiecutive eeaemes, thiam
rtictbod hi's/ adhered,
With 'peer
ng ProstaL
105 are eeded':'
balaateett grain foods.ithaip grit,
-
Charcoal dttitt bailie, shade ad p1urg
s4visisseless
er ealphur tax alior-
nat
Ilk In the *nosh given'lo
tac 2,1 s 4 One plat, Oil raft
•
breeds sell alike when the stithnals
are of the right kind. We say that
it is' quite easy' to deecribe the ani-
ma= as, would like to produce, .but
to produce him enother thing. ,
S A shoes 'thee ado' any horse illiatOrre?T`
seauld weigh 14,04 or 1Boo- poundsi
*tuft -roviocartiOfig liesdki. heel' ate
goo -4 for. nO ,PArtittilar Worit. WWI
classed as a 'draft horse by the lay-
man. To-tfigly in loony- places this
same station preVailat. , We .
beet:Stow sictinainted with -the a Mal
manse- faraiertr raise raid- faros
kiet, v0'0440 t
or coach horzek but quite
lot of misfits alit. belong t(,
tiC4Iittr" clasi, sod for which thens
is .04 markets The farmer should
/earn to predate, that • WhichOtOtt PeOS'
ple want and the market denittnds.
,
NTIMI ItEllikTE,
tont lit'it_tffit et03':'t0
n, whass_aellbt itt '4
*81 n1*ey 1i Veilinit about ttlw
country for ih rpose_of enjoyMft
gre4:
tisraititiOne 4 •0
itish CeptrAt . 'Africa; .130 lino*
ood.ol',04' toot* than :Oen: It40usuai
po itud.', downs .0 the ,C.610,11,1*1 ad- out
°ilea when be had bon leazr
the admtrai dit the Zitet, *ilea
p4 to lieshort,
tag-Attiy-InitulA
t,,mentott-/Mt hfjrU1d
y the tittlelenty.
it&* late now- 10 thing
thfss,ssear to
sort pastures.k artnets
to p1ii aix or Iiina Months
t itsture4 , do
•by
told him.
tit
ru kis, It,* Seld '
-. ,
ht .h1,4 ticket tied 'treat
tact )16
s
oude�rth.tt th',.I.
i s
i t flIIlt
ltWAy s
ii its ?At* it
eltirin ths
,
las traat-•
;it"ttl.
letttlei
ittr sIssisse
' ftwt1
itti6rt
Ity
"And tIgt§*iteVfl4lon
,
elairael 'Norwli, fit
imit 'and wt a iittIit t
.t.v.ttetir
G.,. • titattPa'ut te:*
t Out tin
Mitt
sva•-• .lake bis,
looking and lOneng. .PrOtriptl
tent the eil 4)11,0 infuriated
bad doite in, ths. out joint*
erine'a phOtOetsilt • in
tngliSlett)VOkke'is
tart01,ti
Wen.,
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