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'fro, dugclolly; "114144
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lit, , wourself AMY
r not,liatk cannqt:1,ttuder
get inftied. ins we
'44tve are •
l
tr1/410 hy. is it the 0,4401 'Tut!. 0
Sptst, malge.su,, proli0o
, tha
cOrtt 110, when, ..•
Io 40.vs. ;Moller
I. I .
puzzled bOtt • G
WhOlttr,,,Or, ;tow to:
. . Se'presen*.w
n.thi •npon its eery . sisterly) had Yesterday' seoll
ailut Ta-7tAttartr- • al t
as her -lever holds out fo
to'lier.
, el
Ile hesttaIs. Jn bis own mind be had tit
plzinncd another WOO at ilia ly
thours4-0-• IWO SIggested by -her.
Whet de_ yeti adviser he 'asks.
• Yetz WW1 the evening in the usual m
—
•-supposo "...:She answers. 1. ip-
pose
we tdialt read elop4 y.ou- know • c
father .a- our eventrilll as more oome_ in lost . 1.* Yall 4aY t Q1-4' tV$131%4t we" t°44°
'Me 'our' borne .onos as • possible,. and u
4 bir "••
• kr
304 0 1140it 4. _ceraingfinter..
TirliPiSTbiThis y,-havc no good j
of you;' then, seeing her feet!, fall at•Ilis
tit retenee ter eseePe,
h? adds, 'but, oI course,.0"Yett Witir •""
you an tisfae-
,Pleeet in the roa
uIIy drait* with
stial lbw
In 'es ly pa st
s • .
elstetine
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is , ' ,
somet Cintic$ •4•1P,
Wrt • egeits,*!-
IVO ,of ell Attei inealiel: and bu
,
Ibe
'ben 1/2*.ft Uk 14,0 best
on thowtarin.....
aing an,
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eed
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.0hclit notte: tha
„rapid la
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vhe puts
*ncir hOpeles$
money
attalN'
tit. tone w.itt ehe fironouttSvs vex, 00141,4 ou.
rt. he Ili lifialerror-thirwernarr• .4?yfs:lstiknAndustttuat,:45,4iot, ,
roshims-- sho had etwit down Open of Itoranee t e origin in her for better aoltentIO etiolfgnent-i/
141off 0n41..ertg" iberi(tr.tle-liaikeWiroollterit nl*erITQ' °bun:. rntr OtImuP.oardsssii:lethlat't hilenter tirintiiPOr 111G911! :7011Pronlitetnet,P'',!°Th,"ettles.rnpenttled°ralheQrr inrcen
tt.
nv7ni-foh. 'hands; the woe ;thing Vetter- then hr pull 111$ 11,2 4 better ',per, 'cents of Pratt, ttettg_
%Vet er MON •straightened out by. Mahe* never he'rs laher thohithsshe ,be; than oyer -cornea w eist
he lit inVadtrtg her foretteett -ditinh protest of how little 'Wolin he Is outside steekhewer °tit mine. ,.010 her ovos neither h co irs tbe
••,
h.. :Y town
90.0.44•
hi:A:firir • _
CdP14.FIsoflect the
1,4-1`ifortv the NOM rt
ha to 'V 'it Attiring
•
e the of, of tit
i
Ontatotog 'the penal r
03h.,!4g011,C,1* '..er ',the iro
tat 4Irongth'. qr lhn ftr('O at The
' ..,,, :. iis..t S'eiir,,, .wnl.' tn4 • i and 'th,ehr .
4r"...-eztendeo -Over an • arett;t•ex000.11.4 °
't tY*'...inplu ''';' * OW *.41141e.
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ie 1. trie. 4
Illation•Of: hia:i.
.„:_or .4iouttlilY. ' 'Velltan ' V
, 4 petions to "(pm pol6m)
ateable_.•value of the 411014 Wei
,tlf 0-0
UieO1iCO it
' o alto, meni. and usually', im e to form any estimate. • . ' ; ' •-
h mi .small. Competition torstile, _•
honor among the, eligibles, (4 ;Olinger- t'soLICE WERE int'S'Ir. ,
ford. The custom ' hundreds of years' - • . : ' • -
. r wife *s a The prtncipal 64 -.of this large arm)
ore t an their wont an giving her tin • tier dues anal slot •giVe Y9111 Imttc'r ,ohjeets to the edient Of „the tufty of tolicemen. wiett:.- of fl 114
to „two het, warning. •
wroYhear What?" asks 14rs. Le Mar. going, she *ski's, an...Pter°4 Ider of st odes sets, °nee every fie,e years the good toiii following lablesgives an idea, latlite 4rIts
nfamilior 100k, • ."Sre-Yon sure WO he re4PY Orker" geor cent of proillstlian the *140 004'. men, with the tnesitshie melts vent en and de hen r
haat* /*IitioN fallowing her daughter Imv "/"Pi4 gtkiltg t°'"°"aw lw" ngi Ohe' huil4red Per Cent*,.04 Ihn tnve&t,- of Neweaatio, on, Tyne has been in the lent of their WOrti in tilts direelleit and
me to eatch the last fessswords of Burs um morn -int; DO PeitaPs wb-qn tal" weli-Care4 for 'of hens, obit of. bolding II fetttiVel knoWtt oa the rault as Compared `With tComjnrett
he-prec
IP' !Tient is not all- ,uncotrunon
oy.ntas spemb oteltvgro, from ihotrAnotTow • niorithig comcs, Will have "4 ' Y,**" ion widen day .the Mayor ing year ,147744 „
onte104-.. beginoothat Speed( m changed 104 ' as quit*, lotto-
• .ration ge down to. the liver in
111. more staionieringly :th I Sure 4/bent-Kr •. • SELECT BEST BrEEDS. . bargeito-eleim the,righiS'Ot,
61: thought -you- Ahtiht-be---IXindgto-h-en- 11Iff'21:4;:in,y-f-Velfliating--*. teiWn'to Certain, .4Ueti anlipPoInted _
:PrOtessiert ottOrns, •Ainniber_.01 Petten4
•- fleas' "that. it was not, Werth to „lay ' There Is, mistelos mode in. frattl the larvierewd generally there and Andes . 103.302 *1,631
_ •wou not," 'ries SW*
• lately, anxious as -usual :to be, it pcl'tssis
Vet beforehand v.ith his lightest wish; .',m
'when You are oy,,,t always 'lose my d
place.».-.1aughing tremulously "and iect, from the chair -wide him, wled,e body- but.Woultt be loth tO leave .114
father 4001#5.40i.....20:"._had_far bot . _elder woman sass In a low abrupt lieeventy igape-glapeing out affeetion
iltertness' 1-mustnotbe greedy"- •vialee4 Moly. through the open window, wen
,in. lower key. had quite- half an “1"04snerrow? Are yiltr -*low that - e.,orninonilleee and now " ,;..4.10fOs
our, nearly threeqUarters, of you this, - de you know?" ' " night,shoded. ga. tvien-4we shal
lie said so himself. to,dey,s. find that- . he is notgoneafter oll.
afternoon.P .
'Without trusting Wadi'. -to- any fur, , • "Have you ittet that Have, you -been ; 'Nothing will be eater to • ose'ettai
jury* ltvlo 44.ie.,4Qtei _oar, end.. ;,..tstenis , - atew.ng,,,,etr-,-sa,ttkaltor,tunlWIR
ter sPeech, site .disapPearss. and 1 he, taikhr ieshi . than that fecti's, sep Burgoyne, eogerl
star . a reu psi ed ,•th e hei and, setvices °now, that 'I 10101.
. on t. x , 40.1 .
r itielflunitoratritte,„ volfera,-
_
• theestee istquirire-sliOn 400, 111&'-', WA quotation from her new friend's keg sip in% Order tO, halt. strofitab
mean p n retatintic tritide conversatron whit conSciention$' eXaels steek, es weak stoolc 'does not thrive Or fayor select* any woolen he hikes • .Convieted 1)y meg
WflUC WCIL eave‘. ot kemarrose chaniges his to us im .waS virlfp, calling kir estremely. heal/ we ki:08,65 her forite,:hL) w„assembtedAnz tniovusic 3,1,1.13 x
• .
hreed,• Select InrSts ot4stendfir *mos .ths God Mayoress herself. ills Discharged by mag-
bea0 *.leng sielthg a • • ,
ay mean relief, that may mean only -
'stress at the introduction Pt the sub.- her head with restless' dejection; 'I
iLwy .:1014no at the suave derkeillii sky, ata'aP /les'o ter no; la-natlber
memo les 1
u two last geestion.4.. makes' a 'gesture to -morrow mornjogs and bring you wor
Heaven forbid ! have' taken .great 'Could you, would our cries she
kly-net In tb.s --direction of Mt *4
beyond "cenOnleol -calling bouts, and memory. I have no desire to renew my' delected eyes at Itis proposal; ri no,
• . another' at his. watch, begins to Walk .1f enger oenini„ • . . • at once." . .
mtntrot,i‘ leJs really r.Ot.late, net much care to avoid recalling/ myself . to -his. life and light springing beck into' he
ia.:elmost sure that they dine" at, eight. ..lequaintence with, him., s...s..shaso the with .an Oceent of retnorSe, 4Nv ' Shoill
!till! lam is set In the the direelleti of thr . Aga of r • , _, , yen? . Why should wo keep you r.un
inezzteXtzeglio, as .,he addresSes tiles( .
L&, To an uninterested bystander :mere ming upon oue'terrands if • 'What ' rigi
irettSS 0:01040 ie. -ihniseit."' This or, won14.; haVe been sonlething tudlertnts tka" *re ftv take aP Yailr tinfel": v
. ho
_'' Ofrindttlgence or even . . o .: , A thet.,oshitru
, ietto(Let -thesestssss...: . "My tittle," mesh: he . Ironically.
no eete4 *,.
.401-eildit civility. it Is a question or Coin- ilon cif• taro coming from 6e. composed OM like -111e GerhitinSPrince mentidned b
tka 'hhrnAnitr- . 4',Iill.Y--should heleav
.-.t „ied matyre.st, manessmouts ss abra,,..Jint Heine; w114 spent hi leisure honts
A
sin; 'to endure-their-4sUsPensis for 44 leither.. sr. the two persons who iiii-if-', Witr'S-7-or-svhiettssitershett-AsVenty-fou
whale night longer than MO . need.. ...leer it are in a p9atiien, et 'ago. to,see ever day-in—In. , ' -
; :merely^ to save himself the treuble mything ridiculous in is "But if we do not top. you," Ifiterrup
; mitts through. the cheerful streets,' stil inert . - • prise, -"sve rob. ,, Miss--MisS- Wilson
Mid. of , :4"ackingi whista. sand *rolling' mine; he was complaining at the .dis., "She, Will besonly too glad,rk replies h
Ile 'reechts No. le. Ills, and .finds the mending him to change ts, he answered •his foolish hsart by the little hesitate
Oseonts stlillY, a dotIette of cold water thrown o
41*11,0"/ >. . - • -comfort of the hotel, and tuvher
Porter:a wife sitting at the door of her , which had predated- .ttor .preotittelatto
that 'It was not worth while„ as; hesivas
15
_ :white teeth, tut If ehe. Itnetv that )ie had Again tram the chair beside him interest initim had not tad keenness
. selittlbs lite ritkid Slilile stairs, .and Sings there can. he -no. tynostiort;,0 tb us quit, ,hetrolhecrs aPPellallAn- ,,--
• the bell. it is Answered by A.imunztata, .144, , it Li ota et aliiirit uttIng itself from "Vcill sher .reltiltss- Elisupeth, gull
Inn 1004, AS a she were taying limar,„ ."a; laden load.. ' Ver. it, few met.
. , . ignorant of 'having vest offence, an
neath-thessiarkplendid--$ w to you ;moss that It, is Elizabeth, leoking.at Some $u
-full' of leisurely. foot 'passengere," of th, an -an • Scituaintanee ,of Viiliat will she soy to uS 7"
sthile, and smiling et him with (111 her leaving Florence to -morrow." of Athena's name, shoWinf that her, it
' -tem* on some plessant errand. He climes...that long low sigh. This . time eoough even to induce her le master. h
. a
at-giessignora_mht_the si
•
The intelligence baffles him. Afrhe A
totteertment is *written not illegibly on
IiLl---fetttura-4.,71inntinzigtta--:beginia
Onee ro...inform him • that•the signore ate
.gonesto drive in the Canine, and that,
• expecta them back everit. moment.
' 11e-• good while before he quite mas
tem ,her slibsexplellanetts his itelien...b.e,
that stage whetr, Ititte7cares
pltresehook- question does not . receive
• 'exactly- phraserbook answer, the
, qeestiorter is at fault. But •the .smiling
Iniltation of the ennoble ugly •face, - and
"
the "hospitably open door -so different st,
reception thorn what the oid buil-dog
en English :nurse., would _have accorded
• sio° interpreter. After a mo-
eine/Ws hesitation _Ise enters; 'He - will
tor theta. • •
it/' it. not unlit he has been left alone
.
for a sttuarter 'att hour in ShelitIle
`S.41010 that; .he has- tintei *0ask himself
‘inervousty whether. the amount of •his'
" ..ttequelntsinet„witissihent, or,. the floosie,
-41ante_oto9.....114gms he :brings justifies
'Ids Unitthrusting bim--elt upon -iheir
eveningprivaey. The lable-since they;
haVe obvlousdy but one.' siting.room-ris
.spreed for their ahnple supper --a coarse
White cloth; * wieketseovered bottle of
rough Chian Wine, and copper pet full
Of delicately odoroits Freesias. Ile wLm-
ders
restlegait about the tooth, looking
alt,ttie-plicitograpt* -
:Tent -neat) it be Tenet -with a met*.
,Itteht, Charles with a beard Ora *
toWleiknife, Rose dandling her baby,
Went hanging. over her husbattd--ail
hs httic plsyfellows ; Ilow tier- the
vis of ttitte luta rtliest them • away
rein- him!T:- :116--irolls- to the- --window
tenet, at sunset, the -green' Shutter*
been ,ithrown back. sta,iititttitll
t1e• Inarga.garden, wberelhe twilight•
pig sitiiie tidlor out. of the 3udaa
ers it:tent-1110 the* piano itOin Witith
- stands,
'wadiTh active, " tort IS *6
t theta e
Set 00-30111 Yall 1104. layeps for
tiatching, and • use pure 'hreeda •11Yall
-
means, its they dress most AtitiferMlY
and *11110:VC bests alt4round7 zatisfae-
DO not. overfeed laying stock, and
nusite then) take lots of • exercise.
,:k• very. itght• mash of Clover Chef!,
'bran And oats ground fine, inlitedssliff,
n.tho.rnoniug,i-5 IL 13
assimilated by the_lowl. 4:feed_
tore -thanAmillart to a dozen feed
ell Whole' gretir fit no.on—TVT6
vegetables and meat Ili some form. 'Bo
odds and ends of butchering. Keep hens
wellsuPPlled With grit an. clean water'.
Don't alleig male birds With ttlYinlit
hens. Have egg,t, clean and.aorted. for
size and color. IX Um:seller can Grtisra4*
tee hie product to be strictly :00, a
.muchs better price Will be paid.
. 'CARE OF BROOD SOWS AND PIGS.
-t
in the experience wri er in
northernlatitude, it is lust as easy and
sato having 1110 pigs come along at any
mt) during the •. winter as at '-arty Other
-
times Of the year. Out this ptactice re!,
quires warm, dry, comfortable, -quarters,.
end -with these and suitable fe*'d and_
Care I have, had no trouble. - Get VIA
sows and -keep them raising pigs -two
litters e year-withoots regard s tos the
months or 'seasons. And the pigs tared
for in this way from the tittle of leaving
the mother.' • so are healthy, and grow
. Wit": *lent without -regard IG outside-
vonditionri bees -Use they are Independent
,of -t _ALsix lo -
1 t Months ui rii-ei4 pigs
have been Med for the mar • •W4
• .
-
itt
▪ coats , "
is twa %Vinter IndOng by. the
'lief trOstt has been 0' long, and
cruti 'one. 11 he wittitS to put the qt*t-
lin 10
lier, iin'rett1es.40, jUt 111 time 14
answer Itzienitra'. laggiStikit 0110
iht:suddert
gift' after IbePift feritheroh•
.1tatided i1k,, tit, -Wipe.
.rsred to Ibid *fl 0110 I� th*" ruum, and
N Wo.' tit* extremely obliged, to you or
hav ng ,
and it Must :seem, verystrange te you
that -"We 'ellen* -bil-'°07-4n4tioult
tbet '0113-sthis , 'person .bus left Florence,
but hi so rstiaill--4:Plaee-atels-sure to be
always oroing -Into Collision •*7.1th those
Wheinspne Would tether VOLK and there
analeatons•Vtiletesswideh4nekesit.steri
artiffirto stir to niCtrii***
So saying, She turns away precipitate,
• and leaves the;rooni 'hastily by ano-
ther door from that. by which they bot
entered, and which _evidently cominuni,
mks • with lin asssiniiig 'bedroom.
'Elizabeth remains lyiiig back ; In her
.ellair,. looking is While: as the table-
cloth. •She'ts.r.tiways white. tut usually
kt Is a *man!, white, like meadow.
:sweet. Out. of hereyes,however, has
gone lite distressed htsok of tor,' and in
thetn Is dawning instead: a little Wendt/
smiles,* -
"You must hasie thouglit tii-rathssi
postnrs whett-lots-saws us, -at thes:Aelts
Arnitla ibis Morning, , after leaving tiS
says, with a, somewhat deprecating air.
-"I was very Med to find you se per-
fectly recovered,' Ite rePhes* but he,., does
not .say 'It ,naturally, When re peei•ort,
habitually truthful; Stkles inbo. st,Speech
not oompletely true, \ he does it in a
•hungling Journeyman fashion; . not is
ttivoynew rules
think we.are a little like fridlairnii-
ber belle, titattony and for ontimies
Elizabeth:, “we 1040 goad rewvering
pawcis 11 NO had not' (Mopped, tor a-
sftiOnd1y a- smalt.pellent sigh): 'NI sup.
pose that 10:should net be,allva-now-p°
-
)1e d.oe .itett-interrupt her She .tatiSt
.ses...*4e,11 kes finely Strung InStrittlitint:
thin be liVerIfer:TOrirthe,does irni
-
diVine the •syropethy,ot.bit
4ittpatity so unfelt; Irk the daric !as,
what it ympailiftes with * hi, ti1110
ni,a3; ,,W4111k grnPi lf it .WOulti-es.
4.9 _
Ile i$ silent. To bear the one 'woolens
4nnocentsand,smconseiousseneorniumssof
the other tills him with an emotion 'that
._ties his 'never reads, tongue. She mis-
takes thpf ettlISC tratc muteness.
• "I am afraid I have vexed 'yOu,s,' she
„mats:sweetly and, humbly, "I had ne
Warlessto praise,. 'her to you; it WaS
like praising a person to himself: but do
not be angry with me -I did- ' not mean
to -be impertinent I" • •
ne -swan fragile hand is hanging
over the arm "Of -her, hard lodging -house
attn.:chair, roullefere he, has an 'Idea of
what hi4 own, intentions are, it is lying,
without tiny asking of ,its „consent, in
. fro be continued).
Examples.Msleli_Vie Alight 'All Flow
• -.at ibe Table.
The rules, set down by oid Mostent
precepless to hoes ,to behave religittindy
and sappropriately at rnealS are Interest -
Ing, though whether they are devoutly
complied with sill times �f testivel IS
doubtrid, says London Lancet. WO are
stunt -examples, :,`,4, -Wish our hands, and
moons befoee eating._ When eating,
wopenalke.Ofiter; no 4,
pia your elbows tiptai the table, IS this
hinders toed digestion. -Never be it slave,
of your repast, and never 10%16 „any°.
meal If you are not hungry; tift;ever
tonlenttwilh, whatyou find before, yen,
and never trive *yourself trent pasts- ill
preparli*,cheitie Wale& Be.'altvitys. 11
iriends. pi the prophet never pittleok-Of
:his Weds alone. AlWayS begin and end
your meal with thanlOgOing. to Altah.*
AlWays tit with .yotir tight band and
,v‘za,licilieibefore and after .food,:a, Utile
is 1, bOtiki tyill
tre-not
funspting • •onli -smaittnoraela and nev0
It foe dinipling and 11 1. frig tly With. kn. es•4but:, ti.ta ,prophet di
,Inuch- more. eorthrintht than! the evtit.,Wipe your. lingers itVi
1,110. hovering \one which. 1$ #I1 that, Jim Itreau„, .Av -blowing ori bot dit
has beext. to, mit' wait it gets tool.' Eat, dolt
milt 1Wr$,011 ..WItt *loos,Itto*teef4i, intt'oiher One
one, renteM eating" 'Went th
in a terse warma a e.
- its sconditiona
Videds-wernitil, a good bed,' and pkitty
or suitable feed-lflolir-Wfitrthessteeded
care -there should, always be success
With the--Vigs-,-- butisteresthese -condi-
tions do not exiSt or cannot well be sup-
plied, nitwit is safer and teller to have
pigs farrowed ,at -Abe beginning
sh oves
,sovt atru present, "whil tit , y
'ess, to sh w that there is no 111-fee1ins,
adds gift of her own, -such es a- sat-
Acqoitted 2 'at ses-
skth§ \ ' , 631 ss, 112 -
• entitle' Offences re-
elleit purse or other appropriate uncle. ported • 21,176 139 •
Not Oil- is it the eltdy of the alttyor to Persons, arrested „..." 15,474 X 55.
dothokissing in thIS lasidon, but the 'Number of thefts of
aPPOintediSheriff, not willing to lett • property
•out in the cold on such occasions„ also PersOhs OrreSted
duly .eanies out a similar privilege. He Persons convicted .-
00s -.:Perterts-Secluitted.,
her gravely -or otherwise -;-hes alls'd Summonses issued by -
ofis.10.her,-44tsottaspzeannt.,..•. ...A60.'.
ons ceremony, which is' supped to take . Person§ convicted
place quinquennially, was 4Iastss4tess Persons discharged 2,G0 X
formed, l' believe, WV* year 1901. But, It was not only in obtaining the con -
of course, it always rests -With the Mayor
vietion of offenders that the ,pelice. Were
for the time being whether It 4,!kal, busy, however, for not only did' they,
Pedantic& - .uceeed in apturin the 005 'thieve
WI" 31.16 keit/ "antes town 61 mentioned: above but of the 4104010'•
- worth of .properly stolen, by these.light-
, .
fingered persons, they restore& 4:3210.0t
worth to the_ioWnersss
Maidenhead, tidos it into its teed to have
..41 "beating of the bounds," the steward
eiWeir,t104 Ia, that pnrposo‘is always LIC-
ceotpaitted by a large eresVd- of Cutlet*
pie. These' help-liim, or think 1110
do- when bo liaii te-thintrover.
Which stand In, • his path, or le get
throng)). windows • under which the
bounds pass: Also when -the party meets
any man, by chanee during its PrOangSt
1'0000 gravely.te "butup" thst indi-
• worm IS vAttma,
o er."--wityss hio7-thelfb
were busy, as the following record of 4
portion of, their work during the ea
shows :
11. vitrutills but if tile person, met should be ,t_sost\ people found -.es ......... 1014
a lady, she. Is given the choice 4.,.as to Ptinleides • Prevented
whether iheriour
Willowutry
beoolobuniPediht.'e,tornvkissoetwd. 'pliitress 2,283241
Nor
with such compulsory kissing artiness f Pimrs- and Windows toe-t(1o ,esossi--sZofinir' - -
lee. , IfelOutgen, inAustria,' has an tto-. unknown -bodies photographed . 49
oust - fair on • St; Theodore's Day, at I Runaway horses stepped . 216
leiv-every--rnatt present, has the:bolt Dogs Seized , 38,191
to claim- onesledy-alytic /WS her -with. .Policemen bitten . •- •,
t r ht to ob Summonses:-Obtaineds-by privat
strange' custom is the 'outcome o a ra 1 ersolirwand-served-' V.V.- 411
spring. In all Cases Secure good breed -
fog Stock, and 'keep, it up to a good Stan.
efard..of exeellenee. Get the b" that
promises best.
Bo. not forget that,rmy broedi however'
..ifood, *little attention is Paid to Its itts-'
provemerd, will Soon begin to deteriorate
in value. That .is tho swim that will brAlie-
to be ptdd tor thoughtlessness or, ne-
glect,whilf"' on. (he other 'hand, welt,
directed end persistent effort can hardly
fah
of 'reeeiVillg a correlitionsIMg rewsrds.
esss'ss,
writ THE LIVE $70C,Ir;
In 'Mani it:eerie/ifs the Celt Of le0f, may-
ha.greadlyAlocreaSedlYattnilting-4.-Ieed,'...
grinder to 4the
Stock to thrive and do well must.
relish their -food. Let them go iol their.
Meals with a hearty oPPetile, Consider
,palatibility. •
Therests profit In gentleness your
dowiettle orittnals,...but aside from that
kiniLlreattilent. righ _and a ;roan
who will not tretthis istoek k140130 is 10
'far a tyrantand tt- robber.; „
By growing' rough feeds high
partentagaof protein, Such. as ,
clover, -OW .peas, Olds the 'UM, bill can
be •,eUt d9yrtrt materiel)/ and aniffigs
afroedeira tveinttitifeta -ration:that wlfl
give goad reguita. *Minh ot these thirtst.
t‘theltAseeft.Iline
`. Otte %lug; le:favor "ofbabineet-
, for motet, lies in the fact :that
there.ia, a slump hi' the market the Meek
tart be medi, 'to Vitt on flesh at no l4j0.
,This is4totteite-withlOelints
, Aistrict,chanced..1.0 judging by the records found', in he ree
Ateet - .tbil• captors and forced item To. dation was given . to ,polleetiii* In tit'
girtes,up-thelt-Nlellrnarwho-weWt aio,s,_ or- ,tiw-sitisplarsetscxecisionds.
kindly...escorted to their h
.....
-omes ifirt.d:'bravm' .erys varying frothe sloPP109 of ti
.. •
:friends. Itt grateliti remembrance of the runaway . horse to rescuing A toast from
'1* '
day . the Maidens of lialmagen- annually' . 4,,,„stiat. in which be had beet, ()venm
os
offer their lips modestly and freely to the -
1,,A ,,4 by - fumes. In :forty of theseMt
cases: •
•strangera0- 4.1.4..lreithetlthP.- A_P—w,n::ii4-1*---- politemenswelved ,setious,lojuriees--.—
the fair .01° St. Theodore. ' - . .
I . SOBS FEST. ' 1
LADY ctirtZ0iWS KiNtiNEss.
.Mtssionntio In Indiatell therfolloW.
Ing pletsant itory about the -late Lady
Curzon.; She was a littear bettd'..Of
,great xrilssiouarY bazaar. It was de.
bghtful to *sten the WOinatti
sie those 'wool report, going on open.
log day irt,in booth to booth with miles
sod apt, 'w(irds for "elith, in Iura O'er
_relation to the eriterVrise vas of gptirse,
Merely 'But Ifiet it,ivas all
ItrereZarde 104 Lady Curzontsi
trent some belated tar -oft missions
-
4he bazaar. It would .bavit been very
easy for her to have banded it, all oser
4c the ‘nliosiotoiries as something vilih
kvbielf the bad nothing further to do.
Instead, *Lady Curzon sitidisAhi poor'
isisslonarieSi 'They Will be *o &stip-
politte0 and at* bought '1110 whoia
teroliene*4.boxtut, lttratit„-
,
Amiig, other interesting facts 'cone
!coed in the report are the following:,s-
'Sixty per 'cent, • of the force, are On ,
afity it night. , • • , • • •
The' withdrawals frOM the men 011
.duty,owing to sick leave during the year,,
-tiVerage 423 daily.- •
The *bp bill of the force amounts to
,t1,483,670 yeasty, and Atte total cost Is.
it1,008,130. • • •
The iturribety-lbf riletor omnibuses in
ntion, Willett, at the etul• of 1004 Was
thirty-one, lied -risen by the end of 1005
Ttieit'----were 6.994 lionsems, 305 Sour.
•
London it the end of 1005.
There were 113 pone uteri Off duly',
during the .year owing it) 'sore tett."
Four policemen committed suicide durv
Ing the year„
Two pOliternert ,,e
mended by magistrates forltumans
treatment- or destitide .
0 ' .. _Aft iittlilit '
,--N004.--0,1-0Ur-V
ii 10 11114 thel4eito see the iniperiatiee of pal;
- k'd for I'll",.• %lig; Ile eatrt0 al vilit make elcili QW"As11°" 110°.ri 'thr46 4t.„„,,,,,kc, tit* tilgil On the Inttri(gti At 00111..sbe kl, .
ogk us tioilt,.by-Stortna lt isgliirtetilt," •11)4.4" ti ittla iT ot. ,4411-00;. Never tilt' blvoy 4telt, men IIS ;old:. None are following tilt
11.,* ,014,titrie Method of nistkrAng 2.yeer,old -
is,. hogs other then old soWs. • No‘v-then,,
esh: *$illitetitotieortrib*oughwth titrinfitersititInIal"thet.lititlifes '
hlr• Its baby beef produettor , .1,.*:you Set the:
li ..4utAbille 'EtY t 1 ; the, Unity Of Allah', Mold .411* la:6n: 114* 431it.t.htettt *
It ail ,.116.43 so, verY Suntibiriy! ....• '
' ' _II" *-1‘re. drinking much watte.,. r 'meal tinfah., ,
- tiftAl. *
Le-=- 'ed; t*ittteriti .
toi ,up the erumbs, and wazh sgaIn Yo' e * iiism .
r ate hands and I In.
to Allah. Ese I
etttilli,i to
alt
ifll
It is ell • bit
that W
ni Ind and been nothing bu
ilno. Bhltlos%ret.iilltelain tin
aa„lo the flaal*,*