Exeter Advocate., 1907-01-10, Page 7„ Int that jit
•, ;wall V•al
, tier
igiY§'
aye'
hLt
"
a • Pal,
er ay '00
jitjm_itxt, thqn
'e -ot un oJ w1
ov, ' 4 in., Tiie in1,1-1!
th'
,0
that th
erftune of the Tuscan 110WOra Ofl
11
f ltad. so aryt brought to
trodiriVIiatX
nderneSt -ter-1111
d, choked, „sit -
probritty wi
..it wilh, a
. ukShola.b) ,
flit collie% inumPS bave robi
tiresefilli:,:egalo.s.tiii;:e*,athig
'tiiga1is • song with the pia
. .
Ono se corV
wtth mi.:even better than 'to rde4
eStVI ortitte.,
ntent. ••• •
itear.," .replieS he a
tiiWUrtats'S *Yes Atilt searehing the
*Ilk% VOtlio VA -Mr l!*1-90 hitt
ppeored„ "Or .course you are Otte
tho044
1:10;*134:1117V11:11iii:14:4. °a: thottrb r:14:4:441.:4411111I414
a . .
due to
- A ae-"
fectually vij
he can neW„ To- en
indlittess-r
efl buflun-holing inc
nakolhe a'out you"
he 19 s fond% Of you.," o111nt4 changed link
elle. • 414xi
-
tI11'.1I IV„
'i drad 1ct. the
some exprcssl
ye-, toe udtLsl;
orally ..besO
hos tilt*
bortin 0! lion.
of'Oar,
lize, o they are
Ilat-74114$k•----11ovo-,,
and banal civilities',
jiret.mogloxed them Ur
a at
'1Alt-vatl itlattle
on :erring to, to lit
adopt.; "Au
rah
ii jieafly pre-
.e.44tore in taw-
s alt silent, ate
no* anti again,
,short toger'nuestion, while her emu.
anion obviously norratf0W-nal
o JIM -himself, lit tlits last'obseriation., orWiti;g what? tells 1.10E41/
as' upon 41/4,inelle, does ilet• appear since :angrily that t,he.re '4:tre more stories than:
.Maria,a,n&tho',.1,14.41.04.'via..!betWeeft‘ son; ••;,Why.,,"' betetiSo t .oleticat
110.'1'0004'0.4 In $iitnor:7444 Odin the' 'Ono M the,World; that. ti ts- rea.
in the'PreVilictiet, Siatutd.., friend Is relating to her v*ometiling, it'
sAlie -great slur droops, the 4.0tItY- triest necessarily be that particular
above tlieir heads seems to give, lioinething ,whieh". he. ,dreodsso 1nP,X4
MOS its strong dean firesgibiy; but bo str,tims"hts ear as they
Opint*,' The. rest 0! ihte'porti hao fl55 te• eaten noentemle1,vhi401 -mar re,
eci swatout of -sight -and hearing bevt,y or confirrohis apprehmslorts. tie
n '1114 V0iCiSOfo ogatn has ••nett to straln them Jong.- It is
return* ..g4,rins.„14e.en-.„ g*
'it opPeartt, that their 'eagerness she r..vme
tthrett;bas,:been,ougi Vitt
- Rio:addition' or two rnen,',-; you 1 am zis -sale ns a. church;
lr nearer approach reVeois w.,110‘ eltesen Might have -made a great, deal
Merl are.BYO leads'14e "Of, nifsehlef In int -day* but 1 never
11% -tug antlitited, # s .
110 iS evidently an, old atipiairi-d,./ uot pretend to' be a PhYslotinOnitsli.
1-130g trO11$ orterttern.111 him- but 1t al(r.sti the first tiroo..1)sew per. -
the • tear Is *ought .inetv: that they came Iron .rievonShire."
ft tiortlY, elerieayzdred 1 assure you t am as Site as a.ehu.rch
uret'whotirt,Iim itt ante recognizes 4 1,045,42egatrAhat tesita-
Devonshire
Devonshire elet*Intirt1b1.47'hidure 111. tion, alrea t*ttps'Inore Ciay thfil
tellw g .ortna on u w out ins, , is into e oi $ an te-ta
tbittered and *fidgeted his. Whole, daY-l'nesS ,01 Cecilitea asseverations of..ber
ero then is the opperfunity lio -haS ,ONVI) irt1StWarthilleSS. Ile has .aireadY
tight brought. to: '1114 very hand.?, And:, openedmouth-10 when- an
et his, first (Relit), as he tms 'the com- •utteXpeeted7 interrn 1ion arrest$ tile
,
,lack Pa,eing'.besiikv. Cecilia.; Is one
Ilist • 11 4.
iuent at the RcenneSS ;of
11-P13,,
10..901 "he'lanlY rticl it I
whyt1in
VI(,N to,
.ausi Ic loId ltie anSwes.MA
1,101)449111,Y; is' at the tirand
1.40041 /11X1, .he WPS complaining Of „not
being comfortable there, 'mid 1 was.
vistng•• 4401 ., to move ,to another 1iOttI,
d „he, sad,'1014••no,,:lt .wasItOlo worilt
ni he -Nvas • leairing trigreng
niorrow.11'- ..• • -
.J!rn draws. A long ,breath,e 'and, letine,
babfe'InbistornO-Of -the ihterei-ftwintS,,
gained titkinfOrntation he sought. it bus
coin to;h14.honi thfie 110
ng
•Eitlest „ s.
• "-So your interruption Was. the more
•-pr0vekitti40 tontirotos•JAIlllei her -00140,
'Paton .pulling end ruffling ..its lea.;
Ahers-at-the-tVtollettiort-'-of- her' .WronW
*us it vas caxr-IttAi;eltartee---Of -Wein
thWeirer.ou 11_1_; -0.2_'41Ar miltroat
your.
'iRrileirrirdWeiTa • eit
.and whit* 'AO %Mid not huve. told Inc
only (bat he saw at onee •1' Was Wale: _
4im 'shivers. lie had only just, ben in
time then -only jUst 113 time to stop the
'mouth of ' this blatant . btiehblter 11)
revintlA
Place be e.
ati (he tim
Mr, %V. 11.
gOrt was
Freitf fair p $
as possible In ,PaZ
etting fruit. TITO* our
0 30 $00tfs- near
pasture* WOOS
1b11, ngrO,
tbo groUlt
et
•42.1
Uie ground ,w
,for, trees lit ,qpening-;* 4Ouble myth, or hay and will be nble to bold
• -
Dy drWing the teain back in 1,40-'soMeithe manure ,•sproader,- does .,occellent.
urrow-Aliinninft-zi-fintrow- out-the,eihert-Werki, -•ptilverite4-lind-'7-maltee-,-- the
way and as deep -43,-40$504047----40.re, marthrer'llne and stiv4 time' and
was tgen_tunake, the tgrrows stral • Id.' 004 lamer •• 'one. Who odOPL
Mallta*Ar MS's*
ILCli) AA .A*1,11104,4*
_ Some. :Mule
must be lierreweitin for
rcasozt that they „gannet, puivert40 and
Inuke .it Alpe:enough
epply all puttntra, in the, spring on my'
oung glover/ land have never niissed
ro thel •Onest clover,- yleiding.:,frot
to tvo. tOnS :per 'ago where I, lop-
ed With Miniure.- That ilibero
have 101 oirliat4 pays: Vie
et a gond ow
c , ,:sod,On4 you con gr
evrry fernier Will fop-dreo
tbito betnyard -mom .,
fire- or a-lorger On aKnger
row with tmci+orse plow every 14 feet through the dry settsolt. Th1SAsWitere
at him curiously. ,
:"Are you *Old," she ass, "or did a
goose 'walk over your grove?Why ato
you shiver ?" ,
Ilo PhliS" • himself together. 1 woS
Aivpring,".WaYs, compelling lainiseil
to asslune.the Trollying, tone in which he
is apt to address the girl Wide him,
"at the thoughtof the ..peril I had saved
you from„ Aly poor,- Cis,lieve not You
ott.d 1 AWN(' enough already at the
1iaroisAtitte.aprc1t2
-She reddens. "Though. 17 do not -p-rer'
-a-41015-27 Istk44.14stniiiiVe1esf
subject, 1 LIM* you ,:have wornthat old
.10ke- nearly off its legs." - '
• But, during the rest of the drive she
tellivr, lament ovZfe her. 1 '
el(hrgyman. • •,
.cre be -continued),
-
flow 11 Is Taught lo Abe Children .01
A writer in the Paris Malin tell's (1
some interesting' discoveries in French
bisto as it is taught in ,Ilitssiert
from biebench, and thrust himself Ron-
' -reM0n1owr,1y4Atween-the-two4n
cutors.
resin o er ga ewp y sine' an see .1 e •WLS rl t
10 fleflosAruardo vine; and ot lie ntiw brusquely addressing the girl; "you;
stile* witit a shock or sum* that were riot Ahem with' us when we were,
. •
tirtr,t1 Ott'
ben St liberty "te conver!se upon wbat.. maintaining the ,other .day 1 a• 06V ,.„
'0i,#VOr $MINR6t, may best recommend Itself haS to scent; come and smell itr
o them. Ile is • absolutely powcr1a4 -to f "lV Is Initalnlhat", tecitiLprotests that'
u.L.aifycheck upoiltheirl ralki, and "yet slielias„alreeilY seen .quito tis Much • of
Iliis very -tidirterft ho may:1.43liefrtil;•. trifatviii,heg-lhatIsh
-to her that story' , which Kit own neer. denied thepotency of Its perfume;
mty 104 jurblotiv-htin to overbear. That her legs are giVing 'away beneath
hePesse absorbed her .iroin fallow *Irmo bes her .re-
,
AWAYor dots
de PI/
Alen see Burgoyne and iiis
d."Ntrs.• riyng left
ego, end Mr. 6rieni
' thither itt any *lenient !
a. thit' fondness !hat inight
xnce ltyfarer to flavennet- is to the
of his Florence., 'The second
les:',Vorees are lower pitched, and their
therefore les& earl 'to- sseerialo,
thr re evident!' 'agreeable one.
- Wag agreeable, ;hem -A$.110
of i,beir Wog, by their &tibia
esr and eye, of the, nature 'he dreads.,
"fhey also ere so abrothcd in 'ti‘seh, other
to baktet10-,ett ' to spere for
, quiet silent peri�n saltng on Rio stone
too .utor4.1 tho-optr tadiee; Ito
. SWAY from ilia villa, leaving tlie•clergyt,
,ttuin taking off' bit," %It hot, with
bottled and offended air of fmzw1L lie-
istotiatioes- lint% „-Ceeill* Jo • llin be.'
, .
_
Hy0u rather CUt Your own Ibroat,r
ploys, in tin affronted 'Oleo', "when you,
interrupted roe and Mr, Burton se lisle.
It; he was on the'petot. of telling rue
something Very intereiding about your
dear friends the Le Marchetrite; he know
-about'Itiont; be
ever sinet*he wee a
-Even otiose Jirel$ 1.4
tilere come:A.*.
'dIktaste, al The f
Alms nitine-thst even f� htniself he anly
tutocitmeett ori his beerl's knees
ih Ginty
J13(,'0 pro
• -Vvi
IVIIC• of *
hall
iletiy keit)
.he may erci&e- some
Ahatta Wer ''reprat$'.
'Wee her life .Stititting .rogot
pi.sitk1;t of her Ioverli,,,en4 turning
($ti itsfOtionalk h
Anti ie 1U tota youdoug, very
Interesting. *bout her
•''"“Atiti; tit iiklItotrIeturOS
Pithly;fte.bett'uot ItiOcc
lust beginning *hen you riAh
* bull in e cIlinathOP.*
key tortNotsisivo
()ably ..riever
as
'log le mailer the Mission language:
fr-A-*--bistery-used--4 .
ublie schools, edited by the nationel
echo art.. essor • Y414 ,
• aLthe lotiowing vassage:
• LOULS III. was a,good and peneefitt
tter-trionrn anuiterreign-
, .
flVI
choice' of mirdster o1. finance, be- died
,quietly.. in Paris, beloved by all his peo-
ple. His death Iwo§ caused by a bent.
The .succmset of Louts XVI. was .14
on, :Lauls-SVIL Diiting his reign the.
hrave reyararmy, cotornaoded by Gen.'
cePtured
c0ntiniztfot
Rio-Fteitell 'crown: - But --rho faithless. Napoleort-thowe&
'tendencies towart't misusiri I his •°wet
ari1 was suspec nrf iring d
Wiriest v.:Wines- tigairlat tpLe' legitimate
ruler. With the help of Ilia MaiestY
The Emperor and AUlocit ofsilt ;the Bus.
.slas, his plans were frustrated, and be.
was deprived of all his possessions,'
honors, and rights,..tO a pension., 111,e.
WI r • WO
rind tied, a it,' PO!:
;distances along 1130 nG to xIIaIk .Ilio,
distance we wished the trees 10 stand
aPtirt in the 'NW's.' -11/2010.11ne.,w
to another row a son as the
As- soon, as these Preparations wero
complete' we' cOMMented setling trees
taking 2.5, or 20 at a 'Untoin 0 wheel
borrow Insueli a wttk• 11? to keel' 01°
roots covered, to prevent their urYloU
mite One •Inan took etiaroor the hall
row arik1. held each tree in place, also.
Arad dewri the earth ee_the other Men!'
battle& it- in with hoe,: LlsuaIJy !he
'trench was deep enough. OS Rio pIOW
left it and wide enough, but net; Wei
ittereasedihemdepth.terwidthrait-the so
folding the 'tree- also 'Measured •the•411S.
top from Die line so that when the Ow
..,Was all. set the trees' were in perrebt•
line. T, Imes w re all hen :b ek
either 10 n vhip or,,very nearly, otid
broken and bilis",••Crepts ota eft:pravil
irtitriefft;-,
ng bis .land EiyfirnrT*ho won (
do, ;this, sliould sccure a spreader.- . Our
bee/wail all the elements.
o. plant .t0d, *lila:are necessary. tor
any erop.... • -•
* alarm* on :wheat land the
' &iOfl as alter .the Wheat J$
own in The felt .and. leave it as a
Toulch,. t•il.nd .1 tan get (ramliveto, ten
bushels per-- acre more Wheat' where' 1
topAress.-• For corn; I take all the Mo.
oure out frOilf Tour tai A(X rtionthi 'ahead
-of the plow; andwhen you. cre.-4,ta
,hurvest, 'the crop,. .you can reinillY sec
'where youhad, muietied the land.
-AttaPPe
ate1
WaS la !c to -breathe Oran.", thO pipo
untiLdiilt • , ,
' An • extratirdintiW accfflettt hoiipeni4
in Dublin in ISlovember, 1902! 'One, ottatt,
during a thiel • fog a- cat?•, viAth:'/Ont ON -
pie in • it 'drove strelpiit over the taw
1sde into the Alexandra • Basin. 1y
ozL 0?=:miratIe The vehlaW eU_Tight
•
the mooring rope 01 a hip, the
rt e ethe horse en Uia
Thlsuidoei.f.ittiued
cab. from sikin
were
1! In Itis
aki on tho
ilte eon':
•and tw.•
_
'hair* ser 'Skate
. .
n. Ally or ***beset
at. ever -Itir
Meet eun rel from • peaonal,--
eriee some 'desperately narrow -4 tatpV,
,004 'kr, commencing loh•Serettile.sTwx: Me:: can i.sel: 'o:seSa0Ure In0:::: .01:001t1h:
Did 110t lose ever 1 per tent. on alt et yet escaped: . Xing. Edward; himself bus
could ifiiiS-.set..Z00 or 300 ',Feet -a day„ :stood lit 'the very shadow' of, death and
.that- spring-- Vo 130t-'--Peai'sl-4)1,11mstpitore-lban---onee-.-beenin -desperate_ din -
+guile% (pAncesand ,c . - r. ped ma .
num was apPited at the time or se ting. . was 'from thetil1ib1i-X1 )170.74t1toralgs x
,We sot currant -bushes between.-eneh ,s,iptdo . and again*.nboard ' Sir 'themes
two trees alt.,0yer.the pi - ' '• ' , • fleelln
•'••-.!_toi soon . as the tree seltirig ,wes On. before a •stifir -h 0eze-tho 15(4147- to •
Itorstal.Syst.tin „
:444,:convicts.
,
limit, young criminalsare;noiv 'befog
, - • -dun-atmos tre--of-41i
WSW Pri$,•eit5--•:14,*--IneraVs'e311 iOfl, 111
wThr\1 .with ',la' spect Of a
thrc:liff--"'t-lettrre
bet re them, has mot' sitawn very
'g.tr: 'Evelyn ItttgglesiOrtee,
nuifl f tho Prison „Cormiussfen. •
..svelyn InisS•roxiijal*,;tpuy,',v,diat,
lsyst,..tn," frni belrig tisedini..11orstal
Prwn and which is -applicable only to
offend4s; between the ages ot 16 -and
21, .111O, in Official language, are .known.
.-as " Inmate adult." ;Moro than„40‘. per
cent. 01- Rio indietabh):,erffno Vri.loint$
be .holt14„ • s connultted by .3til-1/2g 'PerA -
sons between 16 and 21, Y0r$ 4104.
*41101*
-betwc.en al and ,al per cent. et tile "..1.101.-`,
turd criminals -uticiergoingAraprisort.:.
vadualwihroutth a series ,titshort
-senLxl:43-
- For .the 4iene11t..414,.thPse4 s
..(tirs physical training ha$ 'been -141A)
4.1u4ed -into the -prisons In hat
-g‘ Special arrangeinerits • are -made
lures,ire given 011;
moral soli -eels. A very ,elica
i the Van.; to, Is choir ,practice Iwo
far three times a week., The terAf. Of
Imprisonment hat been_ divided. Into',
three s!aws-Ilie penal, the-. ordinary.
-and L(_1)?Cia1. A se11eme-01--intulmfor---
..denLeanor has been Introduced at. •
16wi'ng Rio defender to gra U� 0 roin
one sidge, to that ahoy,.
.
lei,istead-Itt 1ii e.
4 inning. urrows
t e between.
ted forcrop and we r‘y,IaootaniIr,titye$raiienrigtiri4,erddst
onr,,gtkeeping.egropOfwhomtetigwatote3
4-voythinft4 0 4 ',Itev,1%."30from any,Among,oclebrities*110;14,4:10,
arer ane
tree's, Vo zot a rotor Of Cuthberts and than Charles Dickens, Ile was ,011 one,
Shaffer raspberrieS between each two Ids reeding 'Ours and seated -in .11.
rows of ireat. -These were friiited-sev. SPeels1 glsts'-trunit'd tour** just behind
:ttra17.-Miretitttik*cr,thmtobt. Atie„1,1**11.tkotr':LIMIne------*Iieri--fbere-was--4,-,4errifict
needed all the ground, when the.rasii:,Cririll,
tOrrtea. 'wet*, rein° 'vett Alter - this -we' t/iruul#14be*-windot-*Lnd pferced the
continued ' to knit ,the ,.tiirrantoi two woodWO,,lit just above. the grta1 novelists
.yeers longer,. When, they else: Were re. head, - The driving wheel ,ef the eugine
'Inoved..,, Sloe* nothing' .lut:the trees, bed broken to fro 4.,
711rollted-1#1?-1 1
Pd OtlitIVAtkot 1Cdont,
slble each apying„ Then we cros*
tiyatc willi aowle-.L
Whet little -ground is lett we
'bOut-tylee.-Ilttrinr theree
sow,. The berSe'Woeft is goneaver tiVery
'week ,Whert the,Werither is dry; 11 rainYt
not so *item Thus we 'keel), all 'growth
down- tilt about August :1 when St'
thing else° badges, each or. w .
alt-11--ertork,
ratuity .on discharge. 'A. °special"
er is enabled le mix gk'
stntendo tali
an -
th tortiendatiort of the 'Borstal
tonsist:wg.. of enthusiastic
.101114 'barristers, the prison: .•
.1nontidy,,,Anittialtejlitntstitta,a
ed withthe Priteriersrt ts.only.whon
There isa ***tenable presproV •
'vier • proving .'bhnsell -A useful
Ahat rttn..136104 1,61 SePte.IXO is recozn.
MIRYte
v
'
reek' yet'-e,t":.tilie Idmet
.initO. Up,
t. roelatmlng50 per cent„.., e*
Media thtir char citThe
bus obtained fuis,led the Pr'.
loners to APP1Y, to sit :the
the eountry- a lit•
sYs
iI,VGE `WARNS
'round . Strvilier• '01 bleated:and
•010110111101 Oftlet In 0,1000
`.'W1141'Jfr. .;11*_tt* Granlharn. London,:
England, Abo.
laughter charge against lleibert
tFel-
ow s 'Chishrilmi * Chiswick arcliiteet,'
"celled -so important ease, Abeetue*
the first oetriSion on whieh
Chris-
'til4ri StiettliA ;had been -.called- to et-,
%Lint for the etinWhiti to eurifinen 11
Ireelef who ii,041l-'-111;k:triild
ey' tn n .erdkI•of guilty offl
"The lflW Iri dealing the,ce
Waldron, t ned:,1
"Very iae1r ut1 th
thei ,
the .114ti011,
if ec4.04.1tt$'1,""
' Therjlidge. the cns','Wu
htd a•el a *tea Ott
elite or the tienler views,' Ile
prisoner* 11. added* 41;feelliktiol
yuu tiV# eded ery Wrongly from ift
tIttiart of whet was, right. En
ot. ittithotgitti:,
yois bit' tommititit a bttaeli, of the few,
trihint it i * eaeirt; v1iich fiihoti
1041114.i_ dOtling:
'IttiveC
tet alsoalong the,roodside, out.
*We the fence,a tow of Yellow Spartisiti
Vitrideo„ ,Sinidt„ ttipiitrour
:cherry trees 24 feet 'apart. These beer
10.4 et fruit. The dwarf peorsi,Ate
plums and quirieei have tome; fruit
eveirtinee-thet third Yetr idler settin
• es: itriettr-or---five years, pcachez
to, yea* Would have Write one yeer
'Sooner, hilt 1 late trOtit killed *11 Rio
bioom.' Standard pears 'erinithefted to
rbefir in 10 Years, Bartlett'aooner. Wo
' have-,ohly-11.-stret devoted 10 frult, bul
itt * recent year o14,$3,000
wo. min:get readily Is *MI .-
11
, alt th s(abte manure
eier Man
;:rotriefe.. wool'
IOWA u (wo-horse
f
itteir si
ter plow
Utile;
Oster
th6 tredi
,
tpdree 11,
Ptt.s
by it protecting .crag. .1-14
had atopped on
znore odd was eve
31 Herr 11. Straitz,
This
o f°bleCtina
sull0iry
nell upon my bed teat
*leo." •
remarked the heed.- '
iV tiorrnuitter_with /out
11-Jh
id cu1tiafing %1I - 11
,have _Airway
ired arid ,,to*
hill _pod quell'