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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-10-27, Page 6aeelearieweereeoeleieoawoeeetettee*O4EieeteeeedelilleKeEllteKeteeeele**ieelet KING OLAF r Qr, Kinship Between run and florse leaew, was to bo Colenel Clinker's aneunt, and. she followed laigaro'a al- ternations in. the market witb the deepest interest, The Field became lier extant study, for among its Pages she occasionally came across the name of tlie man she loved, Aod ae elaren set in, Mr. Grahame not unnaturally began to press his marriage, end to urge that some day might be defirately axed, "Waitiog can do no good, Miss Browser." he said; "I have some- where about eigla thousand a year ,. and the eooaer we are married the CHAPTER XXXV.---(Cootiotted.) was in e. ASSfie, lack -log now better. must see what. I can do yet." 1 that lie wano louger present to Kate would not hear of standing e Said to herself; nevertbeless she 'cheer. encoursoge, and sliow her tlie 1 soneewbat defeated, 1111 the a-oung couple's way, so she OS a pereon way p te e b - - o o !night air, soft and belmy, whispered sweet bellabies of rest, thea .Tack Would Sight one of Ws lorg cigars, the red end gleaming like a glow- Wocne in semi -darkness, and. they Would sit side by side in their Tittle garden, glorious with all sorts of beau- tiful manyetinted flowers, thousands of miles away from the eld world, 011ci titilk of times gone by, of Snowilak'e, of Opal, of poor King Olaf, of V0X- ington, Nevis, and familiar friends and places. Talk till the peacelve twilight grew drowsy and dark, till the tops oe the tall trees in the aeigh- boriag forest began to rock to aud fro„ sighing and moaning, like living creetures, eill Kate'a heart melted trolly de e when his or her , derel.?„r grown more stupid. and ortine p7r c asairmaaerk eould ouly delay, pallasa 51.11;erl°1'llbae-nd411snIdi:dr :Ili; M6WaedeatIndeel 1 cot: ' ully offices have been peremptorily teresting than formerly. horses more- aa°,5 raot tad ernonee, omeever, On Making e avert, the c.vil day -alma sse plies shrill voice rang out. Wit h a 11a4ty COaSciOUS start, concluSively rejected,. She de- troublesome and unsatisfaetory, would los- MarY cireantland 0° hOuttds less swift, foxes more twisty . - ' - Tente returned from "You will look, upon our house as ,f. yi • - or the pre - log effort. and with that object len than at the c ea t f th onweence en o e view eallowed Kate up to her bee- season; the whole world, iti fact, out MOM. gear, And all because one par- te . dear.'" she said regretfullse oicular person. Nruo. woeong and 'el cen't tell you liow sorry I. am meepeeee meal her theughts, heippqa. about all this sad affair* 1 hoped (el to be abseet, so ineen that everything inight come By degrees, as the weelts wore au '' P , f e ' waist, sleeveless, awl all but bodiless. ight. and thet!ght how nice it.weele.d. i away. Kate greW Dtful and uncertain g.retrelet ier the isted c=fier• ' 1)14 4.' 4U1 ;' The Pleasant, YtnimmrY ralstle4 iu be tor F°14 e44 inc ItO• 1131(4 ioavrled Lee" i in her moods. at times feverishly ii1Dt thbAulg c1X leatrue°11Y e't getter, On the same clay, and in the rtateeeteee„ Preerthe air tumbled Witli tt craslo all the eop e. rata ad sucl- t 1, k I ' cone tier assent, inewiee e 3, now ng 3,:our home, a coue, said Mr. Gra- - haute, who entertained a, profound' sett', refresented bY respect awl admiration far eeeteo Whitbread, strogglieg maufnlly but "That is to say lentil yoe Pierre-. I i'volintY to impress upon Ifadame So- suppose,Pbie the fact that she detested gown • I. with only aa Melt or two of .eareae-s a, faelish fapey. destined eret greetings Were ineteed he tool; Mare up to o en, ...end trea, efe place ere confidence in your ueaesation !More forAle tram the exalted alti- 11°'er te'" T.e4/41-PLI''" 23iVI laughing and jesting with every fresh " fed os erdering imst Ilands°/11° d t xste 'Madame Soldtie " answer- Fadly. "But tell me, ArarY. yourself, Are you le earneet joeinge" oleery mach in 3Iaree the •color ma lia cheas. "1 4li tel remeniber, on the vight but since tbenseeing you so tin We, 1 have not ltke4 to trouble with ray email aliairs." '.3.1liat a selfish wretell I am t Vire!" exclairited Kate in a fit dden penitence. for her conscience uiot lter as slie remembered bow etely her own, individual con - erns obsorbeel her atteritio "Tell inc abeet everything nqgv, Mary dear. just by way of showing how 1.ind and forgiving you can te." "Wel. then. araltame Irks wife." said Mari, ensile, "Very too riot?" "1 dozet, of,Tee nith ven arr. Graham sound judgment allot in his choice. Si yo actually engaged?" "You are not angry t hope. Zt SikWitii so ungrateful a me *a 01 lextinl.P. you. especially now. you are in troable." "lfory.," abe sail gravely. ,now took but slight interest in pass- e bad as all that. quite, and hat- eyelets. She lived a purely pas- eer own feelings may be, I can- isiVO existence. jttst as fix all the main. ot leep being glad for your sake." !springs of her soul had been stricken It you would rather. Xate," said 'down. The roxington doctor, a Xary tinddly, "I will give him uP kindly old Male, meeting lter one day even now." in the streets declared she looked 4.Anti a nice sort a ereatura you pale and thin, and strongly recom- "would think me it l' accepted such a lenended change. of air. She Shook hire. No. no; if 1 cannot bother head 'with a quiet protesting ip neettelf tan at least try rand ismile. It was nonsense to talk of ;.e others so. Besides, you are ,eliange of air. What good tank' it going to get rid of me so easBY possibly do her? It was not that 11 that. I propose, paying you ,she pined for by day and by -night. and Mr. Grahame rtios.t eneonselon- jlehe kept lier sorrow bravely and ro- ably long visits." isolutely to herself, never mentioning She was struggling hard to bear it again even to Wary lehithread, lip. and not let nary guess haw ter- though the latter, seriously, alarmed riblv Prcareet, of ibis second at her altered liabitS arid coedit:ion, parting afferted her, would often say - "You might live with %is allogetle. 4*Xate, dear, dole t grieve any Pr," suggested linty eagerly. longer. DO try and forget the "tt is bupossible to make definite past." at Others a'bstraetedly sent?' eame church," ant, wbile at covert -side, after the cwasNlActre ° lc° tudes to which they bad been raised. 441t coiner as formerly, ehe noW preferred Y slieplug away by bersolf into some e quiet corner, from. evaiele slie oray emerged when imperotively necessary. itithwae.',(,1 to wear the garment Wben She liked to stand there lost in a ill bOundS fOultd, and then she Y soon* 3Torn" silo aatel wearily,"cor-eges en eleur will not e% . . 'Thank goodness, she reflected brown etude'. alone aed. unobserved. muted Ler hat on her head and Pla lY, "and I tnaY never have t be de rtgueer in my este. We can in a reeeless, desperate. deell- the chance oi giving Yon any nt°re leave all those frivolities behind, all au, with gowns ettitelde to nA n °mu „u Th„se conceivable and inconceivable -* e -e" "' eee — • 0 tbe eepeeses whoa; sbe, he Sure and please Miss Whitbreadeeast," etrayee, spite •of Maryla repeated Itletertiber 3j5` She' net' tvY° trances. re going to be a dreadfully way which alarmed the Pr"ents. led 131"° Wilns vn°' thuSo senSeless and idiotic fashion e or r'inriding inen for her safety and It. Pleases mer dear." Silio llever*whirit we poor fools of wolves, ars her own sex with envy. hatred. 'dice. She never would liunt hough she litieked her several out to covert, feeling she was ping the mare M trust for owuer, and tearful of injering her any way. Curiously moven. al - tried in these. days to bear life for now when she than she lied 01NT donee elms scarcely put a, foot covered theraeelves with lo Sbe courted dauger in vin. Thr, ave so OM% do, All invialTrue she had wealth, hut wealth o dinner. except 'with Waite:1dd not give lier what she wanted. wlioee friendship elk% valto.'could not fill the •aching. desolate steadily refused, People void in bier heart. Sometimes she nee let Mary guess at the tine state, tee siaoese ot her feellogs; only in the solitude eienoes done!" eedaboee mean -a of lier own room at night, when the Sophie. with a significant and de- bostle and confusion of the day were spatting sbruo, or the shoulders, as tiver-t'Or "at wtith trYIng °31 dress' the two girrt took their relieved de- . and bopping they laid been ter- purture, acetic, eeadomolselle Brew- boser eine() their arrival itio Fee, elle est ;toile pereonne certaine- -41° 'w°1114 -break "was moat, mais num Dieu: birerre commie u esporalently of the future, How ;Joao.. desolate and fotiorn her life- appearee it stretebed away in nit the Ion. ware to .corne. Notbbeg to Bye thing to look forward to. eatreateous peopie-bored bought slie would tura hospital d though she tried hard to be rse or eister of climity. and try them, ebe shunned their so.and merge ber own sufferings in those !ow- l; ullenevev it Possible. She. others, but the 'vitality within bet' 4cliarPit 44't untra"Tsileillegi"odefnasilinfsv' y• n mos Cile,*, who formerly was so bright and too young and too strong not oequirod rather than beierent in the so easily amused by trifles, rebel against such a tonsecrati°11 human species. all events, until after the Liver- Poor leate ! she might he foolish and in love, but even at the best of Ifitnee she, and efailanie Sopbie could bow but little in common. That, liowtAver. is seldom any reason for out's fellow ereatures to stay their judgments or witliliold their bastily formed. opinions. On the contriwy, ' the lees we are acqueleted with well Other the more ppt are many of us to Plane at Present, dear," slit' answer"' "I am 'trying," she auswored wear - ed gently. "I contemplate a, solitary' ' , "God only knows how hard, but tture tee an elderly Spineter, with .0411'1 forget so soon. Only a few auloo save a pampered weeks hove gone by. cliyo me thee* going abroad, was picturing foreign other romp and indulged eat." Mary, give me time, and above ev- lands and far-off countries. The "Tt goes to my heart, ICate. to erytliing take no notice. I don't Scoteli blood coursing in her veins hear you tale lite. toot. why should want to Spell anybody's pleasure if rendered novelty, enterprise and ad - you riot allow yourself to be happy, e eau bop it -and--/ would rather be venture etninentl3r attractive. The too?" left alone." spirit of the old Highland B• rowsers She strode a pace or two up arel And wliersa-er the eubject was had descended upon her, and she lall KNEW IT brought forward that was the ton- Wearied of the strict conventionalities Bore Is tee exact, answer of at iiSahcotmloe;gectedatnod gioregauwenayta.dfarresu schoolboy to the questions, "Inha how many other ororda are there tbat meaning of the 'Word 'belle and petty rneannesses of everyday life. distant continents, where the foot of meeeaegae, frrotals, 'alto' is the sound lilie 'hall,' and What are their °Hall, were you open. the door and Her youth, She would walt-walt, 0,0 be couthuedo pool; perhaps something might hap- e pen, some unforseen event, which COSTLY leT,SHES. Might alter the present aspect of af- The most beautiful and vostly fis fairs. A. taint, unconscious hope fiat- es in the w°11(1 ci)me trent °hut' Wee in her heart. At twenty-two to ' and th° rarest and most "13°11511'e of go on living doer after day, month all is after month. year after year, per_ mons of these have sold for as liigb the Orusb-tail goldfish. Spece. baps era sea was seventy or eighty, as sTop (lath, and in Europe the pric- without any clittege taking place, was es range from $250 to $500. The a prospect altogether too dreadful for brush -tail goldfish is so small that a her imagination to realize. A heavy, bait -dollop plea", will cover it, and lowering cloud earkoned lier brabe probably there is no Being thing at nueeing her feel 'unlike herself, nue its Mee and weight that is worth so seeming as if it must burst before the Int" in°1.1eY- etearness of lier mental vision could -----4 be restored. Perhaps it was well for 'WHY SHE DIDN'T LAUGH. her in these days that the constant Little Aliee, who had. been sent an bustling from piece to peace, the errand, returnee rather hurriedly, hurrying from sliop to shop, proved and called out to her mother : Some distraction. But in tlie midst "Oh. mamma, what do eou think? of all the business she liad to attend A little girl was crying in the street to she weut about dreamlike, us just now, because she had lost some though in a trance, Her imagination money her mother had given her. fired by Colonel Clinker's project of Some people laughed, but I didn't." "And Why did noe you laugh, dear?" asked the Mother. eBecause, meninx," said the child, with trembling lip--"beeause the lit - girl was me." NATURAL GREN tea of Ceylon. " The rival of Japan." Free from all chemical coloring and adul. teration in any form whatever, of great strength, delicious and pore. Sealed packets only, same form as the celebrated Black teas of " SALADA" Brand, 25c and 4oc per lb. By all grocers. He+1-1-2144**11.41-141-14-11-1-4. The dairy economies, this eans in- formation along Crop growing tines. What will my farna grow? Will it or readily produce the clovers, red and elfalfa? met, why not? arrn - What cow is it tb t gives :1,000 to 6 000 pottods milke A well bred f II 44444444444444+34444444.1, FOR THE YOUNG DAIRYMAN. An indltstry that cOnnta Merit - ore by the tifotteatola of volumes, and lute a tbOUSalld Inert putting their test. Wt's work into the ecienti- lie inveetigation of it, and twice as ionny more posina aa great, experts, eecli one fueling out eometables new and of wane daily', it is pretty hard t tell in a colinun how to reeeh suress, and give an iosight Into Modem tleraglit as it now relatea it - fent to the dairy. writes Ida John Goula. SUCCeSS in dairying is largely unleerning what you thought you knew yesterday. The oney thing left to the dairarnau that was orthodox knowledge forty years ago is the Motherhood of the cow, and that was not then coosidered in a thOlagIltiOi way or thoegin. of as the real faun-. dation of dairying, A mother'a care and feeding as part of the dairy in- dustry were nOt, taken into occoent. Luck was well thought of then, and the Lnowledge that success egulie lie arr s at only by t oughtful, studt- elle UttentiOn and investigation was esnteintese.ineaney. U It had aale real ex- Tbe man who found out all about down the rooin. than went to the window and looked out drearily on the still grey Ay and pale green fields. "Do riot let us discuss the matter stunt burden of lier reply, "Leave Me alone; let inc be by myself." She was like some noble, woueded beast, who, when he feels he has re - any more," she pleaded with a great eeived his death -wound, separates unconscioes sigh. ee leo not want himself from the herd, and lies down, to bother people with my troubles if in solitary agony to bear his cruel I can help it." hurt apart, untended, and alone. Poor Kate! Short as her life had So time passed till March, the roa-- been. she liad already learnt how the stering, blustering month of March, outside World only appreciates what WM ushered in with clear skies, dry, is bricakt and cheerful, and turns its pitiless winds, and hurricanes of face away from the dark, sorrowful dust, which whitened all the trees side of the picture. Time went by very, very, slowly: at least eo it appeared to Kate, hanging terribly' heavy on lier hands, while even hunting seemed shorn of its chief enjo3rmcnt since Colonel Clinker's do- ites. Among these latter Fig•arois pasture. The zest of a good run name appeared fregeently. He, Kate and hedgerows as they were whirled along by the aiolent blasts of chilly air. Meantime the sporting papers were full of the forthcoming Liver- pool, and the odds against the fa.vor- To Enliven the Liver Aid Digestion and Regulate the Action of the Bowels You Must Use 13i21 Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills ThaGreat Spsoifio for Liver and Kidney DiseasGs. It is the liver that is largely re- sponsible for indigestion and consti- pation--clerangements that are a con- stant source of -trouble. The bile, which, when left the blood, i a poison to the system, causing- biliousness, headache and muddy complexion, becomes of price- less value when passed into the in- testines to aid digestion and ensure regular action of the bowels. The healthy liverseparates bile from the blood and sends it into the intestines. IF YOU FIND VOTIR LIVER SLUG-GISH AND TORPID IN AC- TION DR. CHASE'S KIDNY- LivEt.- FILLS WILL BRING RE - LIME AND CURE MORE PROMPTLY THAN ANY TREAT- MENT YOIT COULD FIND, By enlivening the action of the liver thoy renio‘e the cause of bilious- ness, headache, indigestion, constipa- and other fiCe vornpanying symp- nikr man was but rarely implanted on the virgin soil, and where life was beau- tiful irt its primitive simplicity; 'where huge forests, rollir.g prairies, lofty mountains, and boundless plains filled the mind with silent adoration of mature, and a sense of the insiga, nificance of eaeli tiny atom called a human being. When accompanying Mary to that eminent modiste, Ma- dame Sophie, and listening mechani- cally to the voluble foreigner's ex- planations as to how ruches were batter worn this year than killings. and how bodices a' la vierge would be all the "mode," her thoughts in- variably wandered off in this direc- tion. She pictured herself living all alone with Jack (or perhaps just old Maggie to do the dirty work) in a cosy wooden hut, situated in a pic- turesque valley surrounded by tall Purple peaks, with a clear and rip- pling stream meandering through the dale, on ivliose verdant banks the shaggy -haired, meek -eyed cattle clus- tered -for they would own a rancho - and in the morning quite early, while the sun was still struggling with the liazy clouds of dawn, Jack would go out on horseback, lasso in hand, at- tired in light shooting clothes, palm - hat, puggery, and yellow boots, and capture the stragglers or count the This specific action of Dr. C.lhase's Kidney -Liver Pills Oh the, liver is what, makes them of so great worth as a family -medicine ancl ensures them a lasting place in the home, Rogers Clancy, farmer, • stove, 13-rtlac Ont., have used Dr. Chase's Kidney - Liver pills, and would_ say that there is no medicine that equals them as a cure for stomacra troubles, biliousness, torpid liver and headache. I was troubled a great deal with. these ail- ments before using Dv Chase's Kid- ney -Liver Pills, and they have proVen calves; while she, also up with the lark, would clear away the breakfast, make the beds, mend the linen, do a little gardening, feed the cbickens, churn the butter', polish: the furniture and then, when ja.ele was expected, put on a pretty clean print froek, such as he liked, all ready to receive him, and give him his dinner. After that they would talk over the events of the morning, and perhaps go out fishing togetherin the burn and catch some trout for the evang meal, or else have a scamper on horseback over the prairies, or em - wonderfully sliacessild 1/1 my case." ploy thinselves usefully in carpenter- ne, well selected. welled an we cared for, of any of the dairy breeds. Failure in large oink production re- sults from three main causes: Mixed breeding, crossing breeds to get com- bined excellence and getting a ecrule result, and tryieg to Milk the geuer- ol-duel-purpose cow to get both inflk and beef end getting neither profit- able', a condition now existitio about which. the great apostle a duo pur- pose is now belaboring the breedere of tlas class etock for having al- lowed the enilltiog qualities to es - ape. !NOVELTIES OF ALL BOilYS Select a breed, and breed along the lines of 011e fatally of that tweed. Tests weigli, cull out, sell and MB. Save the best all the time. See to this yourself, do not trust it to Vie hired man. Ills interest in the mat- ter does not reach beyond the next pay day. See what you can do with the milk and how you Mg he related to the best market. If you seal milk by the 100 pounds you will want a milking dairy. It it IS Creata„ or C tiled milk, you want a breed of different type. If it is private butt making or sendirg to a. elVatnery your plans will need some ebangez but in any eveut do not get Wang; led with .A. Sle.13,1 MILW, DAUM, The era of general testing ofinlik dairoing years AV, and dieeares i for quality is not tar away.. It PRIZES GRANTED OR PRETT'z' HOUSES, A Whistling Choir in 'Church -- Money in Massaging Dogs. In order to encouyage the Ouilding tf beautiful houses, a. tnunicipolity has been found whieli will grant ex- emption, from the taxes to those who construct elicit houses. This is the St, leeteloburg City Council, and it will grant gold medals to the archi- tects, in addition to placing a emir- ble tablet on. the best facades, The Rev. le, Bilderback, of Millville, N,ew Jersey, has ventured so far as to induce e choir of youtig whistlers into his church, At firet, however, wben the whistlers made their ap- pearance, the boys in the gallery and severea of the congregation jellied . 'Deis produced such a horrible discord that many of the ladies left the ellorcii. It is to be hoped, how- ever, that this will not be tbe CaSe When the congregation beeome more lewd to the new conditions. CLOTHES SOLD llY WEIGHT. A leading Ohicago tailor bas start- ed the fashion of charging the CeSte- mers by weight, 11'he customer is .led to o, machine, and the figure OhOwit on the diel is the price lee hes to y .for his clothes, use a photogrepher by strikera vel inuevetion. Picketa pae the streets carry a small th them, thus they are able instantancoue pbotograpie celegeo tbey notice work - Mee portraits form e. "bleck for future use. a new, and a decidedly lu- ` • proteseion is that of Ma dogs. Prom tee prospectua of a, profeeeor it alive.= that wrinkles van be removed from the tac a, bulldog for an inclusive fee of lt costs about $t trek have of Often favorite dog frizzed. ilonable FOCiety* about the novelty is that of progreaelen deal g pertien. A. change partaers lies place et each- eouree. Fret in- , the gentleman who tatea into the room sits with feet' during the temp course. As soon Courete is fintelied, the hostess little gong. and the gentle- "ses (4rder to tate his place side of the next, lady at the e. Of course, be is succeeded'. by nctt gentlentau, an awn man lianges his seat. So it is that each lily will linve eight or nine partnere urine tbe course of tlie dinner. "Very- few people are aware that Tewfutindlaud port wine is the finest a the world. it is true that the lee is not produced in the island, but it is ripened there. The Wed! of tete climate Amply marveleeis. The wine becomes beautifully MELLOW AND lurk; recent investigation, is etot aafe the solids in uilik-not its water advisor. This num in Ida day has that constitute the value In milk to objected to worm barns, bectture tbey any purpose. made cows tender and looking liana- Have a home for the leteirO, coewsss; calitteubl alslotsasitelantdhattue lubreadt not be olitillotrtintbieer • I leYing and were ifigley susceptible ventilated, sanitary. Ace from o o disease; that eucculezit foods in And well kept. Have o floor tha, t. "comes to the ground" and is mad waterproof. Use the feed to make milk, not to Wartn the barnyard. Water has no more berath giving qualities about it for being at the ice making point. Corn fodder is never ter would not. keel); that the separa- improved by a Six months exposure tor was not as good as an open tat to wind and storm, Clover is melt pan, and that datry schools simply better in June than in August. Feeds taught a lot of nonseuse; feet, produced on the farm are seldom ad- ulterated with cheap stuff of no "TEEM SUN' DO MOVE." -value to .increase the profits. Do In this age of dairy enlightenment not let any man tell you that there and sharp competition, would advise is no value in farm reisee oats and only the moo to attempt dairying corn ground together, for milk mak- who is in iteartari born sympathy with ing, and that the nurchased concert - live stock and likes to care for cows trates are always the cheapest, Ito - and has a determination to stay with member that no experunent lias ever the businees from start to finish; who proved that grain, to exceed seven believes in dairy cows and knows them and knows what kind of a. cow be wants for his particular purpose; who knows enotigh about bis busi- ness to test cows and breed them, in line, and not become a breed mixer; who recognizes that the cow is a • 'inter were against. nature, and that Cows kept in the stable fitteete winter weeks would die for Want of exercise, Ile "knew" that all milk was alike, pound far pouird, or aces* and but- ter nuildeg; that machine Made hut - alt harsh elements being criminatee, it takes About ten years to ripe/et:no best einds of wine, but some Topes leave the islend after only a idN7 years of treettuent. The Newfound- land port is found to be of great medicinal use. The most nOrel Of all drinks, how- ever, is "liquid eunshine," dr:nk made its first appearance during tbo course of a lecture given before a. reacting of engineers, assembled to to eight pounds a day, a cow, hos learn alentt the marvellous propeOlies of radium. The lecture -room was over paid in the dairee except witli now and linen a plienoutinal cow.. All t chtrkenca* and glasses of the liquid sunshine were banded round, while feeding and we tering should be toga - /tell:. should be ler, and milking the same, and the the professor explained the compost - books and papers, and above all, be- at onee-well, that tion et the novel drink. A small Dor- needs a special chapter. Read dnir,y tion, of esculin, which is a Iluoreseent chemical, was dissolved in each gates Oiled witli water. At the bottom of 'neve in your Ousiness. Make it a. each glass was a minute tube ceee tedning a minute portion of salt af radium. This, by its notion on tete eseulin, caused the conteets of the glass to glow in the darkened room.. Di this interesting drink a toast was drained to the progress of science. A very interesting novelty is that to be 'timid in the latest dieectory ol the city of Metz. In the directory the names of married householders Yearly Rentals Paid by the Cit -1t is are indicated by an asterisk. 1 hes that lovesick damsels are able izens of the Capital. mother, and needs a mother's ewe; who can and who will provide a clean and sanitary barn for his stock, and keep it so; who has made a, study of the different foods needed by' a cow, and cao proportion rations with some degree of practical accuracy, and will -Inane his farm et ration growing plant; who will select some go in bawl, howling 'along a boy one of the three divisions of Market that won't go to skool; aul, what the shomakkee chargis you twenty-five Emits for to aol your shoe; all, all, everybody itt the world." Obe pill a dose at bedtime and Dr. Mg. Anyhow, they Would never re-' Chase's Kidney -Liver' Pills will en- main idle. And thea in the evening sure healthful, regular action of hid- whea the day was done, when the neys, liver and bowels '; 25 cents a round inoon rose silvery clear froin behind the tali outliner of the misty' hills, when the bright 'stars twinkled and slicree ityriads of sparkling the famouS i'aceiPt boo. author, aro gems, when the say overhead reseal- SCOTT & 13OWN, Chbv4ists, Toronto. Oat. box, at all dealers, orEdillanson, Bates & Co., 'Toronto, The portrait ;and signature of br.' Chase, OES THE Yllitilit? H not, something must be wrong with its food. If the mother's milk doesn't nourish it, she needs SCOTT'S EMULSION. It supplies the elements of fat required for the baby. If baby is „riot nourished by its artificial food, then it requires c 0I0 s . II 11 I-Ialf a teaspoonful three or four times a day in its bottle will bring the desired result. It seems to have a nagical effee' t upon babies and children. °n el,(3 y box, bled a pure b ue-e.. en v IL, a cl he demand for milk: factory, butter- /nal:lug or city supply, and become, a specialist in one of three; and lastly a student of the industry, always studying and investigating to the cad of acquiring definite knowledge, that can be used' to profit, and not to prove a prejudice or humor a whim. True all men in the dairy business do not secure the same results. The dairy is a creation of a man's busi- ness and educational faculties and just as men succeed elsewhere, so they will in the dairy; but fewer inen, we think, utterly fail in dairy- ing than in what is known as the industrials. The best business men often, fail, but how often does one hear of a dairyman failing who is up to date in his practices" In starting out there must be three distinct propositions before the would-be successful dairyman: can I produce the most good mire.) How can I produce it the cheapest and what cow must I mill: to pro- ., duce it? „ On these three points hang all the law', and the profits, Dairy prices are just now low. The man with a cow giving 3,500 pounds of milk a year is right in saying tliat there is a loss in it, all the time. The other man going through the same motions, and feediag little, if any, more, but mak- ing a cow that gives from 5,000 to 8,000 pounds, is still L.M.6.3...•!=c2:01.1•24•111.10..OMMIONNWIR1. success. All successful business is made by the persistent will and pur- pose of its promoter. The dairy is no exception. GThere is nothing new in this article. There is only the education of restatement about it. Reiteration sometimes convinces; once in a generation convicts. MAKING A PROFIT. A 'dairyman to -day mast know about foods and their elements; not that he need be a chemist, but he wants to be a close student of analy- tical results, and know how, by t1ie4o tables, to assemble a fairly - at least balanced -one to five, or one to six or seven. ration; be must know enough when he buys, to buy grain, and not cob dust and muul dust mix- ed with white clay. Ile must know about the values for cow food of the different grains and their alifferenees and riot scout tlie results of careful- ly made. experiments. A. man will trust his soul to the deductions of a book --read theology, but look as- HOUSE RENTS IN LONDON. There are about 575,000 dwelling - houses and tenements in London.. The popular rental would appeal' to be soraewhere between 2.30 and 241 per annum, as no fewer than 122,- 570 houses are let at those comfort- able upper middle-class terms. ' About 55,000 fortunate people get houses for a more 215 to £.20 a year; about 86,000 others spring an- other 25 on' their rent, and then there are 58,000 whose rentals come between 225 and 230. Then there comes that solid clump of surburia, the main body of thirty or lofty pot:riders, which gives our avenues, roads, crescents and places such an air of well-to-do-ness. In the 241 to £50 there is a sad drop - only' a bare 36,000, but curiously enough when we come to the a50 to £61 there is a trifling rise. There are 740 happy people in Lon- don who are in a position to pay - and do pay -21,000 and, upwards rental for their dwelling -houses! This is very nearly as many as there were in the whole of Great Britain in 1893-4. So some fortunes have been made in London. B„ 'NOT TIP E OUTDONE. Housekeeper - "Have you any "Genuine Mocha?" Still, it mus t lie aclinitt ed that the Mocha coffee, mum?" ' "Just imported, mune" triciCUriollS 0/ th:e5C ti pollee tions of el ece t.y. The whip is said to be Sinai" dealer -“Yes mum." whipping of horses is about the most "Import it yourself?" - doomed by the new apparatus, which "Oh,yoeste yes, s . tu l tsae tut d. mum." y:orders is delightfully siinene of application direct t. ,„Eurnpl How nalleii„ have you A couple of plates are fixed to the horse's harness. Zeal ploy be in- lian.drofused into a flagging. horse merely 1.)y ,But si3cty pounds, mum!, turning .a heedle fixed within the "You have, eli, sixty pounds? I cart. read in the paper thie very morning -4. - that not over fifty pounds of genuine The new Belgian military system. Mocha reach this country annually.” established on the bases of voluntary "Yes ilium, that's true. I had ten conscription, has alereely proved a Success. to see whether there IS a chance for thena A. brief reference to the pages of the directory will show them if the loved one is starred; if he is, themai- den's love is ill-starred. -It is quite.... simple for any maiden of the city to - see whether slie itt wasting lier af- fections; the idea may be considered worth copying by oilier munica panties. ELF.IOTTITO APPLIANCES. For some time the French Govern. ment has been considering the advis- ability of abolishing the guillotine. The suggestidn is that the guillotine should be replaced by a novel electric appliance wbich is greatly in advance of that used in the United States. The new machine consists of a helmet in which two needles pierce the tena ples when the cuirent is switched on, The brain being ruptured, the crimin- , al feels no pain. Thn npplicatians or el ectriel ty seen; to be 'unlimited. A wireless telegra- phic lire alarm is orie of the latest. This apparatus is the invention of an Italian engineer, Signor Garini by name. A fire breaking out in airy room of a building fitted with the apparatus cueses a message to be sent io the central a pan rateis. At the same time a- loncl bell is set ring- ing, and so the inhabitants of the house are macld aware of the out- break. Ranee at the .sumaaary in a book on pounds Over from last year,"