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Exeter Times, 1911-7-20, Page 8__ . , I NPPW-W I 11 ,. , � - I � 't, �, ,',� � �� . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,� , . �71 ]�� I � I , , �, � I I 11 .. I . . . . . . . . I'll, ..... 11 I , � ... � I � , . . "I'll, ...... "I'll, , � . ., ,;� � �., � : �,:; , , � � � � . . I I I . � I . . I , . . I I � I I I I I � . . � I � � , . . I . � . � I . � ;k' I � )�� I � I I . :; I , __�� _ '"! Im !-�,!.! ; .*.~ - � I �. - �==�='!=M=____ —;. I . . I . I I . I . I I I I I., I ''I .. I ".. I 11 I -.1 1, I . .. I I � � . . . . I I.. . I I I . . I I I I . I . ,� I I , , I I . - I . I . I . I I . . . � - � I � I I I i , . I . I . I . ,�� . . . . I I I . . � I 1. 'A I & -- I I ?I . . . I I . . . I � , . :� �: � I I . I .1 . I I . . I I � I , I . I I . I 11 ,� � .� . I ; I I � � , I . . . I . . I . , I � - -4 _,____i � ... , . , �, I I I b � ��: I b 1 . I I . . � q3) I �.W, �,� � I � , I 1. , . �, � 1,� , . � r I , I ; : I ,,� . . � I.., � � I .1 I - I I r '� �,, , � � �_ - . � % , I � I , 7 � I I . I . 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I Against law and order =d the gen- haunted his dreams. , � I I . exal smoothness 401 things. More- - "Hilda!" he said, � , I �. 1 I " a was silent and tacititrii, She gave a little ( , 2'�rl, 'camp that ,could overlook a if she thought the I : � an, , s I I . I many things could not overlook funny. I I , . . I that, I . "I'se not Hilda," t I .� � . : � . Yet there was.a mysteryabout him Veiia." . I . � that none could explain, though He sat up, and, ti., I . I I I sometimes in drunken moments lie been sobered, the wo I � i 1: I 'nts of a past that had to ving queerly round J' I . . let fall 11:1 N - � � I I do, with a- world very di&rent from "Wheradid you ca � Lightning Ridge. � . I jerked alit. I . The ridge was not a very big "Up there I" she s I place as yet, for the outside world to the ridge. I . . did not know that in the clay pipes For a moment a pai � I under its surface ran threads of the tion siting him -as he I I I I :� �- �, , . I finest opal to be found in Austra- himself, all dishevelle � lia. How -ever, the fifty or sixty men eyed, in contact witb 1 ;� '* who lived in the scattered tents and fresh life of this child , shanties among the undergrowth "You oughtn't to I 1� � dkI know this And 1� profited thereby. said roughlv. "Com� � . Then P,mvin-irri t�_n�ma - - � ; � — 4. -- 4--I-- _ t,_'_1. )I I __ - -1 .-I .1 � _ -.1. 7%�'V - . I � __ ., I—- - I-, I I I � I � - I -1.1 - -.1-1, 1-11, -111.1 --1 ' '_ 1. - I . ! -1 11� � _��_____. """. I I .111, I -1 . - -11 1; 1 - . ,� I ,, 11 I I � I ,,, " � - -- '" -- -7�,JP;,--z. , :;� '. I ,�: !; , _�" , , i . I 1, .1 I I � '14 � � I , " . —, , � I-, 1 � I .."''==-'�:�.�a',��:'��i��,i�;ii��,;i��;"7",--w-�-'—,",;;;��;�� I I I , ,.., . . I . , . . .1 1:.. _:.i ; �, _ -1 � I I 1; I I I . I . I I 1. . I., .1 I'll � 11 I:il I . 11 1-11.1. � . . �'. I . . I I i�'. : .1 I I I I .11. - I . . . I ; I I I . I . I I . ... 1.11.� I � �. � . I . I . i.. I. �. I I . I .. . I I I I . I � . . 11, I . I I I . . . . I I I I . . I . I I 1� I I . .11 I . . I � . '; ePIROW." g1" _,14'r "I � . . .1, I . r "� '1_��_ I I . . , I . � . r I . � .��-.-.!�w�-'L-"-M-"'!t-,,'�-',!!-!�� . � I ,,r 4 ' ,-, � -1. � ..... .. � _. .__ -11 i , I . I I I 11 I � . r , r 4 I . � - Z __. �_r ,�_ ___� 00" !t—_==- `T"2T'1, ! 11, , � --t - �__ . - _� ", - . I . Who soamod to be Jl4sbe.,Jr with 6110 r .1 , _ _ _- -7-7-- . I - .. -.,- . --,�,—�-----4--,�-----,------,"'I - - - I*_-__ r _ _ _.'_77!��-77%*!�%'� r "I . QLASS, MUSES. . r � I I . .1 - 1. approaeh Of foyer, 4xid his uuakill- r I I . . � I . . .�_ ,, , , ot 0 [TONS I ed halWs Could do nothing for hor' 0" blo NA40 St."OlIg EJ1QUg1J JQ X" 4 , . I Wrl _, r I NOTME � ` tired,aud nerve,_rucks4, SOMI I , lie ' — - — � . . - � = 1. r aII Purpos('s. = == .� ..... � ,Irlrll(V,1�114 A* at the shanty with tile � r �_ M�� M --- f , C____ -3 - .- I- 11 - g R! :=�_==_: .- - -- ---: ... . _- o, 4=- = �-_._ Z a I = 9�� ==;�: . == !:t7 _� __ i � r ootor� Inan Slipped past bini, in , "Within ten years POOP16 in this - EM 05 ---__ _==_ - 4ttiie .o 1�411 r ===., � country will be building houses -of .M.-_ - - �_ L . im ERE ---,-- LAIR11', 91JANTIT11,18 Op i'009, :, _- .� �_: i I � - - �__ - --t- I z-:== �1_ �__=_=171 _a- .- : I "LoOks As Harry Brett," lie gla,ss, NvIiiell will ox4eel in s,tnitary __ � -,-- . CONSURE11). said. "I worule: what -the deuce appowtiltents, ,beauty, And (jur - R 7- mts , _. --- ! . V_ -z - ii , � � ._,/� .i I ,� . � ,R Z='= r r 1 4 . - " *1 : �� . - 4A . Mr,U) D, -;ar � � �J, , I., , e <loing I , I I . Z; :_2E_:=_ I � could b , �_ ir ho, bilItY, and Also low cost of main- . - � ul ; - .= -_ ., .�� —, . �. I . W 0 '; I FE -1) = .1 , r_t : = I .17 - . I �i And while, jhf.� doctor was look- touance, and type; of sbruct-Ure of. i = ; — I=- � �, 0 � . Esz-c- R��:L � I �t _: r I astronolniok'Q ts of Royal j."111. I L . .1; ingat little Veiia .. ho examined his � he present tinlo." . . -, G, .1.1 belongings, His face flushed as hq ,, This was the, intoreking doclara- clir(xs and Othong allia Ng . . - --.= -1 , Z, r , saw the opon, safe in the corner, ti,on. made recent to 11(�ad r ,� ,�-,4 but h, Lept Silent then, ly by Roger S, � , � I ir "T (Tel .�.T, � 0 . 0 1 ,V'ZT1 . I � mw �k for his I'l &$a, one of the ,oldest glassmak ' 'I 0A chief the tights wero . Cen tred on the ers in . the Uniteo State,$, A, mail 10 i,]3eQ1sts r f0etl, Man cats, The, - "' 4i2l"'Af �Zr� ,anie b, I ,, child. The. (Joctorr 0 aek in, a as taken an active part in all " "%: 41 ,J RO �- . " '' '. �'.. I r - I I who,11, 'r. wiso mail alone kao*s how to, eat,,, , ,�, � ffiw�_,�� 111" little whilc, and iisi face was grave. the IMPINuvemonts that have set the I , - INMIVIVVIIN" N -2 -ANN -A Biit not AlNvaYs- It would f,,careoly 'Z,q�'�,, "I don't think 2 , , ^:� , the e's � much glass world face to face with new I � - beinoorrect to 'd'c-2cr1,beBalZa(,, I I I D I S I N FECTI Nr 3 SINKS. . I O�lg," he said, "but I'll r stay conditions, and placed it in lin,a i 1. vo-ItMre-, alld Vlvtur Ifugu, for in - It mightL IrA ,,r ... ter her. r I 11 .4 SETS91DRAINS, wise incii in their own . - .-----.. here, for a, day or two and look A& for the greatest developn�ent in its . W CLO, � stane - You vewY bad case. , I dev L el op into a � long history,' By glass li-oijses Mr. r W IL . , .. I . SOLD F_VE.RyWHERF_. ETC. wayr; ,and yet they were, human I I . . , . I 4 . . . . 'o g, . . . Pease said he meant just what lie . REFUSr. SUBSTITUTFS r 9111(tt0liz, who,, ai�itronomio, fea w. But in the morning she seemed said, Foundations --of concrete, "I'l""".!,!!,:,:!"","'"':I .1 . . . To tell the better and Packard. made hisway I E==-=-:=-=-=-=--= . would strike the.avorage readeras - Whic)L aro, now recognized -_ --- _=�===___7 ::!�!!��!!!::!!!!!!!!!!!:::::!::!:!!!,:!::!!::,:! . see � le,wh 6s )lot sick) down to the There was on- " Stan- - At amazhig, to say tho� Le bad been ly one thing Cmdoplin acase of rob- da -rd, the walls of wired glass, the __ 7-7.7 .. � , _!��,�, . -11. . - I.. � � I _. . I I .,— . lea -sib. . I . �nking neat beryAnd that -svias to call the men c0ilill9s, and roofs of wired glan,, MODtiRN NARTy]RS. I Balza.c has told us hiniscl� that at Y�s shanty , ; together And tell them, And the floors of tile, covered with. . . I . fe-Vor, .with a view to discovering the and of a night of hard wriGiaq . W T - thes en a certain famous, eatly onte his legs a 'light sheeting of wood-sti-ab a Some, P,ti,,It,. r, . a- I Iceine to prevent -a Aisoaa- he w. , 6 to S and . t1pre .0 " IT I "Mates," he said, "I've been. Dootol-s ho Have.Wed for as, By an accident he contr&cted house 'in Pari rZ±e yards from robbed. Some of my beat opals building will prove practically in- . I ..here he fell. were missing wilen I ca,me home ,destructible, can be made ofany set � . . rr . � both, add his nam -e, was added to and -ate, a little ,din . I iing . drunk- last night. Of Colors desired, and requires no Amongst physicia the roll of martyrs in the laborar composed of twelve doiez t . . I don't want to accuse I , -s In Pain) any One, so I leave the be P1 n that . -W . .Its of t6 -day toXT t3 wa matter in. painting, no ipering inside, will there. is a sort. of superati.tio OYsters, -.elv,e mutton, Outlets, .4 arms round your hands," I . soulld-Pro-of, maisture-p,roof, a man who specializes in .a,ny par- It is ploasant to turn from eu,ch duok, two roast partridges,. a Nor- - touched his The men looked at on's another and fire -proof. � , bicular. disease will become Pathistic inst to the trillm- mandy bole, fruit, coffee, an4 � tade him op- silently for a few minutes, and then Mr, Pease has planned a house tim, vooner or later. This an 'tsv'c- pliant and euacmceces persti-�, asiful caree, of Ma" liquors, Victor Hugo, whose -iron ng over him Steve Dawson spoko: that will be composed -of glass and tioll has ce'xtainly not arisen with- jo�r Ross,,who, was, awardad the teeth could ortish a cutlet bone. at me that had " Well, I guess y,o all standequal is going 0 have it finished, i' Nobel prize for medicine in .1 9 if ib were an almond, sometimeu . � n some out mudh cause, for medical his- . 190 . , r in this matter� Two men had bet- color that will make it attra,ctive, tory of the last few years teems for his invaluxblei w6rk iI.t verif;! ani'tilsed his grandcMldren, after ,lie mosquito origin of ildly. ter be told off to search the tents, and such colors will be permanent, with instances of man who, fightivi- "g ' � malaxia oati�n'g through a dinner of siA )king laughl Start on mine, first.", The moment this idea is started, .against disease in the cause "' * favor. lklajor. Ross, who spent cour%s, by collecting tile remnanti I - of hu- tme sounded They stoocr round talking and Mr. Pease declared, the public will manity, have succumbed to it them- eighteen years in -the ladian Medi- ,Of sourp, entree, 19h, roast, vega- smoking while tent after tent was be quick to See the value of the selves. . . cal Service commenced a special .twblc,s, and sweeb dislies, mixing � said, "I'so ransacked, Harry Brett lounged a. material. Its chs&pness and relia- Take, for insta'noe, blie case Of study O'f mallaria in 1892, and his, . re- them, and ,eating this rhorribl'A little apart from the rest, his hat bility are understood. Glass, he Dr. A,pthur Sha,rp at .Nottingham, serches took him i-�rrto the deadliest - "salad'? there and then with obvi- igh he had pulled dowilover his eyes; but he sa,id, is the most honest and most England, whose death last year il- districts of West Africa, where for ous pleazure. . . . l was revol- seemed to glare at Packard as if easily Understood material in the Instrates the dangers Associated moatlis he rWced his life every 10 I he knew what was to come. Then ,world. It is not mysterious, a(i,d -with surgical work, , This doctor hour, night and day, for tile cause ROYAL GLUTTONS, I . . ) from I" he the two men came back with the People will not haire'to employ ex- ,conducted a Post-mortem examina- of medical science -and humanity. Voltaire, who almost lived. on opals, and when the no "I's became perts to see that the quality is tion on the. body of a,child who died I — 44 — Strong coffee, blegged of drinking 6 1, poiatin� ,I known, all eyes were fixed On Har- right. The glass for the walls -of from. a virulent form of blood-pbi- R41CING PIGEONS. r sixty cups a day, which reminds � ry Brett. Steve Dawson walked ov- houses need not be transparent, saning. An abrasion Of the skin one of Dr. Johnson, who. could al - Of m-Ortiflem er to him and said kindly -enough : ,but .dense, like slate -or stone. It on one, of his hands resulted in he SU'Trising 1nterdst In Roming Pig. nlIst.equal ,this record in the mwb- thought of "Now then, Harry Brett, I guess will,, however, be hard and durable. himself contrao.1in � ter of tea. . I and bleary- you'll havoto go. We'll give You The roofs can be madeof the sarfie , g blood', poison- Con$ kl� E11glanr(l. Judgging, however, from . the in - the sweet, till-sundbwn to pack your swag and I *character oE glass. ing, and in spi-t-e -of all scientific Fifty � Years ago a It withstands skill could suggest, he succumbed very few. Peo- formation contuii,ied III an biter - I quit, and you're mighty lucky r to heat and' � ple knew what a homing pigeon osting book lately published in . here, " he 1 get out of it so .a cold alike, and whatever after a painful illness. was. To -day therer are over half a France, (( asily. " patents may interfere with the Ajbout the sa -on Dining and its Ameni- ! I e me time death put I ri�illion racing. birds in Great Brit- I ties,- it w�ail,I,Li ,q.nnn.q .r +11�q.�, �q �&. )n, and I'111 Sam thing seemed to rise in the cheanness of tbA m,-rF,Pi,4_n1 ,_ I — I - . - - I 11 . . - . - . I - I oliZ�,-_- 1-1 --. . k--- AWX I � LkV J k��U V1W,AA LIM �U"81 %V111AZIL .UZ V - � iii oacic. .us gave one final glance . but a, sl�ort-4im- __ __ - " ZLUX-ry,,Vy. Uox, tiie Z. -ray maxlyr, ip:,,uu eaca, ano ofte m eating -champions we, -cc- I I the a before these will who contracted the dre�ded mal�- 10,000 birds take part ' modern " -----' -_ _ . Of molle, : so that there was ple,, er left him, came crawling to his! at Packard that expressed all the'be eliminated as a cost factor. in one ram, ca,,:ioually read About, whose feats � Y to burn for tht'lucky, and feet. It was the only living crea i . ady known .as X-ray The average I t- t hatred and revenge that surged up dermatitis person is apt to re- isposing of a � big �opoq for the han-dful of un- tire that bad ever �;Iuck to 11ar . I I . ry -within him, and then staggeder I through accidentally putting a tub -o' J gard, the man w ho, makes a hobby trifle I ,a 20 pounds of plum-daff, . I Brett was :Brett in his dark days, and he lov-, _q4_ ik � lucky, of whom Harry 1 dazedly back to his tent. of the appartits near his face. it of pigeon -racing as the humble in- fifty or six,by eggs, ,or a score of I . One. ed it with an almost superhuman " might be mentioned.that the agony dividual who is often to, be seen on - . ., Tht men liked Packard, but they love, Vtna gave a little cry, After sundown. he shouldered his HELPFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS caused by this disease, is so excru- Sunday mornings, with a, muffler pigeons -would ,not have stood I -',I,>.- � were interested in Ill it?)) swag, and disappeared' over the When polishing th, much ohanee, if matched ago inst o,A,'e , I � In chiefly be- "Can't I stay and play wif crest of the ridge. littl a store add a ciatingas to resisteven the power round his neck, and.smokinga clay '11 , -a sugar or.syrup to the Polish, of opiates, is way 11 . who was just four, and who had "Why, yes, . a few Louis XIV;, for instance, who was girlie, I guess You i side of his child, while the doctor' d it will not burn off so quickly. by no means the only pioneer -of miles 'Out with his wicher basket, -ad wistfully. All that night Packard sat by the an Mr. Cox, -however, is Pipe a I cause of little Vena, his only child, she as], . s. he makes h -or two -of the; French ki gs. Ta,lw 1 7-1 conquered the camp from the -day can," lie replied. m,oved about viih anxious foot- To remove stains, on spoons X-ray surgery who has thus suffier- there to release his birds for the a gourmand .and a gourmet'too. He . her tinv feet had first stepped down And twilight was slipping clown. , steps. She bad taken a turn for caiised by. using them ,v�,ith boiled ed. . � homeward flight. As a matter of'bad as many as 1,500 men to cook from & before he cozi:'ild get her to go. Eler: the worse. eg,,a_,�§, take a 13'ttle common salt, fact, men of all classes to for him and to wait -at his bau- I " Fancy 13U bringing thumb Many readers will doubtless re- -clay take . �-. hin -a kid like little feet were tired by then, and I ,,I want Harry Bwett," were, the niolst6ned, between the and member the, case of I)x. Hall Ed, a keen interest in the pig,eon-rac_ quebs. .. �� titat here!" they said. "We'll have he had to carry her in his arms till!, nly words her lips forn Anger and .briskly rub the -stain, wards. the X-ray specialist, who �ng, a, sport -whicli received a Here is the manki of one of his .. I to look out and see that nothing they were -near Packard's shanty; io Packard tried to .ad. which will soon disappear.. impetus when the late King great inary dinners: On.- bxoth mada .�, soothe her � I has bid both hands destroyed by Ed- Ord b g George then Prince - and o- - four part- . , g,)es wrong. There's not a woman but no one saw him. for most a S a was ra7ing; but he) -ter wash- the Rontgen rays. Then there was � . ,within forty miles." Of � thinkin h Te-Ople who take ,cold af ward and Kin of two fowls ne of - them were inside their 'Lents. - , ing their liair should put spirits' -of the wall-kno-wn French -doctor, M. of Wales, established lofts At Sand- ridges and cabb,"es; one adcli- ; ' ... --l- � was hurt by the longing in he' I camphor ai the -back of the, eiCra ringhain and entered their birds for t-ional soup, made tio of- - zix..Jii-g,t�on&. �J ,po -_ 1, , And thev made clumsy overtures She, came -often agkin. and Pack- 1,eve . And� when night came once Rmdiguet, who for two years de- . � ," I . for her affections, All except Har- ard did not notice, for she had be- I ' s a most of the races. Indeed, it was and One of cocks'-conrb,s; twb fu,F`�""�_ , ry Brett. They said he was I more, ,and he leaned over her h along the, temple, and at the b&el voted hians-elf to the s I" too come used to playing anywhere t . tu'dy Of the one of the late King Edilvard's birds ther soups, one of fowl and one of . � , )� heard her say again: . of thd neck a,fter the hair is dried, X-rays as ctirative agents. He, re- which established the record of fly- paitridge; a .2-D Pound side of real , � � . . . sour at heart to care about a,child. I about the camp. Her pre " sence I "I want Harry Bwett."' Wnd Ahould take a few drops on peatedlysubjected himself to their ing 510 miles at the average rate of a.n,d twelve pigeons; a fri,Gassee Oil , tent brought something The doctor said quickly: � I It was ,a month before Packard I about the � a IUMP of ,sugar at the-saine tim.a. nee, I -, I . met him at all, and then one day, I new into the, life of Hairy Brett, ,influe, apd in the -end- he con- 1,307 yards per minute, which is six ehickens and two hashed part- � .. - I . I when he was passing Mick Heal3Ps I Bit by bit roughness slipped I "Who is this manl You'll 1111ve . �Put a, Pinch of borax in the water tracted X-ray dormatitds, dying .�f- getting on for a mile in sixty see- ridges, three roast partrid,ges, six , from. to find him." t in which lobtuces are washed, let ter months of agony in i.905. I � shanty, a figure came reeling out. him, and hour after hour he sat Pack d was a man who ends. And amongst the members braised pigeons, two roast turkey,% I ,� ' �� , ar- -h , , � acted i them soak for half an hour t - " The discovery -of the X-rays was. of the various flying clubs through- three tmffled hens, two fat capons , Z; Packard stopped short, and, be- telling her stories about blacks and i siviftly when be made, tip his mind. shake tbeni free from -water', and I � .1 � F�, hind the rough face smeared 'all bunyips. Then, when. it was time; Ano&r hour found him racing ov- YOU will be delighted with the ad by the death of -two men. alit the country may be found no- nine chickens, nine pigeons, two . . ." mark I �, over with muzzy stupidity, he saw to go, she would fling her little- -er the track that be knew Harry,' crispness. Salted wa:ter softens One was. Clarence Dailey, chief blemea, merchants,, literary and young chickens, six paxtri4ges, and ; . in a flash the clean soul of a -boy arms around his neck, and he Brett's feet had trc�lden leading a. I them, 'but borax cleans and fresh. . 1 -4 . . assist -ant to Thomas Edisoxi, and scientific,cel6brities, all Of whom four pigeons. The dessert consist- -1 I "I,, who had been mates with him in would turn his head away so that saddled horse beside lum. He could I ens them. � the other Dr. Louis Weigel, -of New take the keen interest in the i . Pig- ed of tiwo chirra bowls of raw fruit, , 1 . York-, who, in 1908, died after as - so races, the sea -son for ,which will two -of jam, and two of compote. I , �. I I daYs. of old. The muscles of his she might not- notice the pain that not understand the why and wbere- 1 When paint brushes ha,ve been , v - 11 I .� � face worked as if with a twinge of was in his face. fore of his little girl's desire, but 1 laid aside for some time they be- ,on operations. His Aght against shortly commence again. I I , pain. - But there was something about its .accomplishment was his sacred! come very dry and h death wasone -of the longest in the Unfortunately, in these long dis- AN ANCIENT VEGETARIAIST. ji� : "Good Heavens! It's Harry him that the -other men were quick ard. To rem- histary of those -who have gone to tance races many of the birds are , .�, Brett 1"' , 1. to notice. I trust, though be hated the man who I edy this, heat sucie vinegar to No doubt the King did not eaV �' I �.� , � - . Tne reeling figures - had inspired it. A little later he boiling -point, inimerse the brushes, their martyr-dombecause of the X- lost. In one race. for instance, of all this, btit he certainly more than . _�-_ straightened "I wonder what's wrong with was bending over a blanket -wrap- and allow thein, to SiTaMer ray. Dailey, too, endured terrible the 7,500 starters only 6,0oo birds touched it, as shown by his supper I . I m f?r agony for many months as, -the re- "t"ned home. In one disastrous ,, . up and his eyes looked into Pack- Harry Brett," said Steve Dawson! Ped form curled beside a smoulder- about fifteen minutes or ore :In , � I , ard's. A flash of sudden hostility one. day. "He never comes to ing camp fire. I., . I strong soap-sudg ,a . sult bf the exposure. of �son-viz., 1903-asmany as 160,- menu of the sa.me day, which con- . % sobered him for the moment, and Mick Healy's shanty now," . nd they vvill be his hands sea .siated -of two capons, twelve pigs - I � ,�', he said fiercely - "Harry Drett," he said huskily. I I . .a-nd arins to the rays. A cancerous 000 birds -did .not return to their I His mate smiled cynically. I -1 as new again, . growth developed -on his left arm, owners,, and of these probably 60 I ons, one partridge with Parmesan,. ;1, a cc So you've crossed my track "Idon'tknow. Perhaps he's got i Thosleeping man opened hisl Mi1kjugs,CsP&C1al11Y if too nar- the lower part of which had to. he or 70 per cent. were permantently four more pigeons, six chickens, 8 �, ,� I Tain. Packardl Well, keep clear -some now mischief on hai-A." I eyes and his bate �hot out in a few I row to be -wash,ed and wiped dry lost. Then., again, during the race poundsof veal, -one, pheasant, three I - ,� I i1' %-ou�re not looking, for trouble." sudden words as he saw his enenty inside, should ha,va hot water and amputated. Then his hair, mous- I in I.q partridges, three fat hens, four - *1 And then Packard heard of Von-' ,03 $100,000 Of homers belong- ': '- I loarting over him, but Packard some salt ,m. aching. bitterness of years . . tache, ,and eyebrows -vanish-ad, and 1 i,,, us " it , a's visits to the vagabond's tent, I spoke w th a choke in his voice: and --very clay , q to the North -country pi ,chickens, an- �, � * put into them his right hand ai-d -arm began to I . geon- � v-, in his voice Pack- n eye on bar � allowed to stand for five min- go. Four fingers were amputated , t r - ' into a memory of the ".My little girl wants you, Har- ittes. They should then be, thor- ace, the birds being driven all ov- -ens' Ili , and it stung i flpfig club,s were lost in a single young O�bi k S and resolved to keep a er eig four young When she �igeolllab particular , ' Past- in future. e : , I , oth Ons, :� I 0 �, I �, , and finally his right .arm; but it was r pige And on t -1 ry. For God's sake, come!" oughly rinsed in cold water and o& no avail, and ill 1904 his name ''er the,country and far out to sea I clay the .King did not find the sup- . ; 1 :.-4- he had in his mind to sa,Y tracted her attention e rwi i'tth' h o tdhie�, r I R a c i n g over the track that'nigilt turne�l upside down to drain. as by a fearful rain storm. In flying per menu sufficient to satisfy his : � "' V, I . I things, never quite knowing -all his I � I "Let us forget everything, Har- ;.a sympathy ,sprang 'Lip, between the dry as possible I . was atdded, to the list of those- ivho across the Channel many of the Noyal Appetite, . � ' - veto meant to the sobbing child. two men that was born of the child After doing d'irtv have ,died because -of their dsV0- birds, owing to exhaustion, find a I more. The following h1ad to be ad- � � - and ,called for , work, t7o � not . . I I I , . I ry. She's aead now, and we both Other miners came to tell "her star- who was the best thing in life wash the hand,% tion to, science, . � I us shake hands and be mates again, -h of them. And Packard was . * watery grave; others settle at! ded to the menu � Four -partridges I � loved her. For the sake of that, let ies, but there was. no man could tell; bot to at ,once in. water, Apart, however a I . .them like Harry Brett, or ma.�-e.! I First rxvb a little'greaso ell into ..fr mthe victims route. for food and succor in same, roast pie of two fat chiak- I not jealous when the saw the fever- the skin, more especially wtba d,,,, of th X-ray, thereare many other " e � , - P'aop n .1 . . ,But nearly every instinct in him life quite so wo�derful to her. and are captured by what are ens,, two capons, two woodcocks, I . .. . I I ish little child auddle gratefullyin- parts, KnUon fat is e ell, a I ,� . recoiled from this man who had so She ,did not kno-w that for nearly! to the vagabond's arms. xe ,nt. instances, in connection with their known as "pigeon -tra'p'pers," who tw-o teals, and five. partridges. � � � stained himself in the mud of life, & mouth Harry Brett waited for her I ,Then wash. in� the ustral w Z% 1,.rj1s special,do-partmerts of medical sci- make a great deal of nioney by Hors -d'oeuvre are not mention- . . . S, ,,� -and hands el '. ! He seemed to have the ten4e:r- I greasle loose. -I the dir4 nco, -of men who have suGou-mbed I selling the, lost birds to dealers .in e4, but they included such thing's and sullen, every �ay, straightening hL,; back in I � ness and cooling touch of a 'wOm1n, treated, In this wav will, n,ever be.- . . . I . - : � I and the -flesh was flabby on hisface, the claim to listen for the sound of' .n,d . to their zeal ?jor knowledge Dr public markets. Then. again, ,% as; black -pudding, sausages, and . I- . I . Only the ghoet of the old, dashing a her little bands clutched at the' CUMe ingraine,d Ivitli di � Seneca Powell, one of the best- la�ge'number of birds iall'victims , . , I pattering feet. But, as he waited, neck- of his shirt as she muttered it. - truffled pies. . 1 5 , � rett. hovered about his something that had been softened 1 strange. things inbo his ear. Before I Keel) onions. celery, ,And strong- known'. prol!es-s,ors of medicine in , to the guns of sportsmen, . b Oils that Alexan- - I . 1. I 11:t',',�Ieslland Packard could not grew hard again, and his smoulder- , tasting vegetaib'lea apart from oth-ar America, - whose death in 1907 was ___1g4 I The Oak menti , . bear to 'connect him with the flow- i morning the fever had gone down, vegetables -or food. Herrings,should attributed t6 -his daring investiga- I I . d the Emperor ing hatred of Packard ones more 1 and she had sunk into an Undis- A BALD "BOOKIE." Septiraus Severus both died from � li I . er-faced woman'who had been his came to, life again. . turbod sleep that held good also be kept w1vere they cannot tiOns in carbolic-aold poisoning, over-iii-dulgence in foad while ve- , . , ��. . I wife. He turned from him and One night he went back to Mick I for the, future. omerx taint the housshold provisions, And .announced to the medical profes- During One of the principal I getarian readers will be' intere,,Aed . � said brusquely - I 0 1 1, " "All right,. Harry Brett, I Healy's shanty, and the Just for )I huit of all sorts should be laidoui. sion 'three veaa%% before his death -ovents at a race meeting in the I "I. ean't Cinderstand it, said the U I I � Ito learn tbat-Albinus, the ancient � . I I . YOU re' drink and cards broke out in him I nieparately on a shelf, if that pure alcohol was an antidote North, the cry - of "Hats Off in I Nrogetariao, showed rare digestive 1 � going on a fool's track, but that's ; doctor; "that sortu of thing beats . possible', 1, � 1. again. It was late before his feet i alt6getber." &a Me` Piece coming in .touch for oarlboli6-acid pokoning, In the front!" was raised and ,obeyed. pows, b I � with ,rs y consuming in one morn- - . I . your business, There's no needfOr blundered &long the track- to his'mc another -will. quickly becol,.ne absence of volunteers he, exp�eri- When the horses had passed the in 100 che . �,, � � you were looking for . . 9 . s,, ten melons, 20 : - again and the fumes of liquor 8 oiled. mented on himself, and this, it c pounds of muscat grapes, and 480 . us to remember we ever met be- tent I "iou-said pea , tore'?, pwetby stones," lisped V , � Is batts were, of course, repla od. ! I were ;n his aching bead. When h i ' I ena, "so I 1) Children who do not like, castor� believad, Undermined his constitiu. A f w ments: l&t'er & . voting 11','Ill oysters. I . . G I brought .you some; but you wasn't .1 I .0 mo . . And, as he walked away, Pack- lit his candle inside the tenL bow � there, an'l jus' put them under the oil �,houieb bav-_41; prepared in the tion and catised his death, began wibrily -to lift the -bats "'of the . I � I ar4 ,decided to keep' Veria, out of I . .. � . I V�:_ ever, he saw a sight that. cleared, pillow." I , Paris fashion; the quantity of the - Another instance wn.s that.of Dr spec.tatoTs a.roand him, replacing I I the vagabond's path. That- was an hi I �"";� � 0 I s brain, ,for there, cuddled up in I I Oil prescribed is 'Placed in a'13an Jacques A ' I I . them with savage expressions I I 1, 11 easy task. for Harry Brett's tent ,� In�m:ftashPackarclun�dei,stc,od.�lI nttinsjtemilier, so n of a . of - —.14 . I I I � � 11 I lav far along the. ri,dge� � his bunk with bar arm arounrl the about -the � missing. opals, and the I over the fire,, and an egg brolco.ii leading mom er ckf iThe A.-cademy -of ,171'1101'ance. On lifting the bat of � V-100 I �, . I . I �ba , dog's neck, was the obil4 he had �knowledge. made something ache in into it And , stir):ed When Medicine in, Paris, who, like Dr. 'One Of the spectator$ ii -e was asked � I CAUTIOUS ,SANDY-,-' , I , � , I 're. came a clay, nevertheless, Uri' i , � Ao, passionately wanted all t1i - . ecolrod, a little. salt, or ,4,ug r Or Sharp alr6a-dy mentio-Iled, died Why, . " lie . . I . when the world Ven& knew seemed long SUrenror d � ese bis bri,ast. To -HarrY Brett hei a , whaL he was '-'ill-) to," 4C . . � I 11 ays, and the -one , . It in very difficUlt to get a scot � . 1i exclaillie'-d'."I bet a fiver with a �, auddenly too small for her, And gbt i. made at ment in a fe-%v �)rf)ken. I currant jolly should be added. The through 'can-dacbin"', .% post . 11 -mprbem 'i""l; a fell softly oil her sleeping face". !Words! but,the vagabond's. han41Y,rj,1Tn93ter cannot possibly deteet examination, in the Neckar I1()s1.-,i!. balcl-licadv�d man, an' I am trying to cominit him8elf. A tourif�t once : , , t scicine ffi.1d 11ina, l, -p-proached the, lccaeper of -a large ,,� . I , � �, : 6ainted butterfly dancing before ; "Packard's gone to Hergott .1 In <104 th a , 4�1 1 1 her Jured her on, , I 1 was stretched <)tit to blm� and with , b i ,, and will most likely tal. On his 11 _be,Cl lie ur,,�eil his tQ,_ . I , 1� � over the stubble and through the I Springs, he muttered. "She must � the grip . was brought to life a new 1 OrT for some more of the illixtUr.a. friends, t6t tc gricyc', "for- " . lie. ..� . , —0;11 "_ , cstate� . . I � . - .. .* " , I I � . have wakened after he left an,d � , 3 . ( � 4 � I undergrowth her little feet twink- I Pia�eship that would last them all The burners in a gas stove and said. "I dio like a soklier " . 'AT. I is Mr. AlacPhevs.on likely, to be I ; �, , . slipped ,down here. I'll have to 11 Oil 9� THE ODDS WERE TOO GRI, . I '' i .S. � Wlm -often get choked, tip ,with battleflo,1<1. I yo ,k up t I g to-worrowZ�--, . I . ,;. �,_&k . 4�1 led till she had got out of her usu- bake her home . i their lay , , 0 Wien t1ta 0 he . flDid fishin I before he COMW . — - YOII' strUggle Against the .'.'I has m,a doots," replied the , . 0,1-hatints, and at last the hot sun back.".,, I . I . 9 1 1-114-1 1 grease, ete. To rome,4-- this,'re- medical -career you tare aware of Gonseqte cc � I I . , , . .1 I � I . , - I n a of temptation?" aqk- Scof. � � , . gtropming, down upon her bead Lifting her gently in bis, arms, he "Who gare Move All the burn-ers and place -in 'the dan,s-ars and Iiiiiist, be rea.dy for cd the prison ob.' lain. ,� I I ' . , ye th' black eye, the copjjcj� full 6f suds (afts . "Row is that ?, Is he aWay from ..... . made bar feel faint and tired. Then wrapped the elothes round her and' Jimll" "Nobody g .,, . MOL_I . I I r wash- them." . T � . I I ,. , ive it t. Ing, yes� I did,1113611lied the, con- homol" I I f � . by iome ,shrubs of � mulgg, sbeaaw took her ,Out itito the, ,night, I h ad 'f/ fiwlit for Al' . i,1, done),' a)v0 add a good lland- 'the daa,th of Dr. Allen MacFad- vict. ' . � . . . � :�,�, � � . 0 " I . . It 4 )I I �, ,the figure of a man, stretched .6ut, * * * * *' I* I ful of common sotla. Allow to boil yan in..London four �,-(,,'Mr$ ago )1/,*,A8 . .1 . I dinna kon Whatir !is is, . . 11 IP11", When-soob fall%, upon the, em, - .1 ""Ali. bid, om sho Id have fougli "Not ill, is holl, I .fll an I U t , . . ' I 1, . 'on of two dis-. y ,,I hae, not heard." I his hat fallen over his eyes. She I ,pe,L � hoitr',c�� se a, than Ory thorolt.9lit �Iue to a combinat, 1i Packard had heard -that there it maybe reinoved.b�r sprink.ing oil ly , a little harder, If cm lind fol'o, , I stared a wom,6ut,., wfAh her chubby was a doctor visiting. Itergott - ind repl, c i . , A ,-; n stoi;e'. This'p��o- aues whi ll he co . . d s, , . 10 nt?acted � in the llgrde),. )%j11 I , fl: I lega cross,00, aaA then. with her lit� pl:enty . of finoly-powde-vt %1 t" And �co,g (�hOU14 be 11opeated -every few course of hit seaj,cli f 1) I would nO be here _ 'fThen. what makes you think he '� � . I 1�'_ . "I Springs, and had rid4en Over eat, I sweeping �,ft i� ille dir. . or a pl,av(,�.] I 110W. I V9 . .. � . . I 'Its we eks 8-0 as to koep bbe ,qLovo in tiv.e of <94sas,e. He was c' -1 I cel,dono the best I ' I I 1� , . I I t10 beaft-10 of pit,y sh-o went upto I ly"in the evening to fetch him. H " e0tiOn Of t L lon't be fishingIll . I "I , : . hirl I I e ftieplaoa.. Repeat fill th"a in "WICS good condition, and will save, both in I 011(l1tei c"14 luister, "I 441111a SAY he, iv,ouldna. be fish- I . - I I I .� , . 9 &,sorie of exporitlients with the I - ,�� . . 1. L I . . was a littlo worried about Venar are all go ne. , , ' . . It, took seron policemen to got. me in P I . I , . I . I . g� I said .1 has me doots, Ro �5 . I gas and t4lrjo, whon cooking. . bat-teii-, of typhold and malaria ation." I . . I � I . . � I I . 6!I I I !,� � I � -d . . �� . . I I I I I f,q t1le s U I I I . � ,. been dead nigh on a, yioar." �% . I � I I . I ? . I . : I., . I I A k � I . I I I I I I . - . . � I I I I . I , �, I I I . I ". , I I I il I I � � � I � . L . t_ I I , �',: , I . I'll I I I -, � . I I ""', 'I L � . . .. I I . I �111' I � I . 1, � . . - I . I 11 �., � � : , , , . I I 1, .. � . I . I I , . , . I � . I I L 11 ,, � . � I , ,� I I I 1, I I � � 4�11 � I I I I I I , . , , , � . I �. . . . I I I I I I I . I . 1. . . . 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