The Brussels Post, 1907-10-31, Page 7cuRRuNT TOPICS,
Too many young mon milking e start
in life wreck theft opportunities ill un-
wiete futile protest owlet:ft eonditiene
whieli, In the nature of things, thee!
Ilree duty is to ectiept, Often, too, IL is
lite young inan of the highest ptomlso
who thes becomes a victim to hie own
Intemperance:. This type of man nettle -
:illy ls of the nervous temperament, Ile
knows pla quelifientions for his week.
lie is eottscious of et least a thorough
grounding itt the basic peinciplee of els
Ile enter; busineee Ille pre-
pared lo do his best ilk -mg the line of
hie ideals.
But suddenly he finds that 1111.41E1PS:1 iS
!Mt ideallsill, Ile ultimate °Noel, is the
ottainnient of results. lf by chance
idealism uttehes Ilas objeetIve end, so
gontl; if ideitlisin \vill not de so, how-
e.`"l'. materialism mese "Drive a nail
where it will ge" is the philosophy of
the empic.yer. Title is the lilted condi-
tion against which so many young men
find themselves at War, TIteee are
young men protestitig• eguinst the in-
_evitable ;n their bueiness almesphere,
!talking intemperately to fellow employes
and perhaps spreading their dissatisfac-
tion where ft might othelevise never have
-clopped out,. who, if Molted by a deport-
ment head to express in private what
thole feelings are regarding their work,
would shirk the opportunity. Thou -
_sends of these young men as likely
week! consider thrusting hand in the
[no as voluntarily to °MT a suggestion
to chief as to better ways and better
means In business cenuluel.
. What Is it, unless cowardice. which
aceitunts for the posbinne Theee nno-
ther phase of the situatien, The impul-
-eive one may be so Mlle regnedful of his
pluee ae to see., bluntly, "I won't de thie
i't that way." Perhaps the young man
has made himself personally so well
liked by his employer us to escape diss
&halve 00 the spot. The einployer nut.
tii 1 even press him for renson why
he refuses. al least he is entitled lo
e answer to his que0lion, "Well how
weuld you do it und acoompliell the de-
eired end?" Can that young man an.
sWer the question intelligently end !sells-
faclorily? Ites he ever consideeed the
steno possibility of doing it Mother
\.ay? 11 ts something -to tiP done.. Ile
I,a,, been elmsen to do it end cannot ex-
plain why he fans Of thc, duly.
E-pecially that yOung 'Mall who has
1,1,1 Mennen' preached to him as a him
ental iliwtrirm 'Inds in enierIng Mad-
ness life lhal he is mitelt in the stmr
o as is the erab which has drop -
p, -,1 its shell, There is no sbeltering
seen. 'melee uhich he may hide earth,
0 'pee armor gr- nvs. 1 1e must accept
and go to work. under them.
Nol reit/teem his own untried and tm.
trained Wolk. his Iled. Impulse k to pro-
mo agninel ,-mitothing which may have
n the 0.01\ Mg growth of a genera -
Iter. 01' 111010`. tilesatistieetion grows
mem hts disentisfeclien, likely he
,eit; say lo• himself 1 "Woll, I guess I
ca,1 got [Mice somewhere else." BM
voider \vital condilkme? Ile does 1101
Know. it' ,odoi tnivloo al all il Is
lu lei the edvito cf these who he
know" win sympathize with him with-
olt knowing Ilio 0,1011110115. (LE11'44111
judgment might show him Iltat in his
th-st venture he hos the host of oppor-
hmities. 111011 111 Alle11 11 1110V5 110 is
throwing tiv.ny for life. The whole
troolde may be willt mot within
himself, If young men. ere kicking
eettinst the prielcs, fled out authorita-
tively whether or "VA ymt tire in tile
eeoft shell" state. ,
PITIII, I.OINT AND rxruos.
elerringe le a mighty good settee! in
wlecit to take a course in diploinney.
if the \wield cannot, bent you down it
\eel turn emend and heti you tis
ge110.,4.
The proof of a. fool 11M 10 the consts-
leeey of his refusal lo change his (min -
The entailer the fish that is caught the
lope! the one that managed to gel
The nom who boasts always of his
mice:dry, admits that his merits have
hero buried,
Soule men move their coutiage by
eleying twee from home; some by go-
itome late.
A behy in the house helps' swell the
entitle of the gas find electric light com-
peilies,
1 101110 n Piece where Yee cell be
comlortable If you haven't got company
• viseting yott. '
flontance received its severeet shock
, \Wien Cupid started around enrryleg
.' blink book,
Immediately afleo lho arrival of Eve
the etrgument, ns to who ovined Edon
n1'01)01313? begun;
The tragedY of existence is nololn
hoeing lo die so much as in the neces-
611Y of "eie0Wing up."'
No woman ever died really happy, be -
051180 8110 11/15/ no way of learithrg what
! her epitaph will say.
One advantlige in having children is
that Ihey help you make an unwelcome
eallee anxious to leave. .
A women will here the last word in
any argunienti even if She hes to wait
until you am asleep to sey
'She Suceessful men iS One W110 is not
-onler sure (het he is going to eat, bUt
\elle elweys knows when end where,
'When you 1neet a Men who lute
feseley the bank 11 IS a pretty sure
sigtt eltat-lee Is noe r4itlei,
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TERRY'S"
TEMPTATION
4+++++++++++++++++++++
"I should, like to kill her -I should!
IL may be wicked -a may be awful -
oven to think such a thing, but 1 don't
care, doti't r Temwt ourrey, or, as
her Intimates culled her, "Teery"-.--who,
:mite 01 hor Spanish mune, woe true
British-1mm- slopped in her Wolk 10
stamp vehemently, "Sloes u flirt -and
a thief; she's stolen Lon's Mee ju:a us
wrre getting tO understand each
other se nicely. And she's int utter
fraud go Well, sure of II. She's 110
1110re a countess--poolt a countess I -
than I am And -and I wish she VMS
deed 1"
Out of breath, menially, the glie's
thoughts ceased to torment lire as she
stead still-ilushed, indignant, told
punting. Not only were her trust in
betrayed, her love deepised and
flatilett as of nothing worth, and jea-
lousy, that most cruel of self-inflicted
torturee, aroused; 13ut her sense of fair
play revolted agetnet the despicable
cowardice of het' widloni lover and er-
rant knight, eennoe Clive, who, in the
iery height of tient ecstatic bliss which
crowns, us' With a 111110, the triumphant
cease et true love, had hatiled,down hie
flag and surrendered the citadel 411 his
tweet at the first. challenge of the bettuti-
ful eyes of the self-styled Countess Vera
%selloff, formerly of Petersburg, and
new (of Pile's.
"Drained that this supple nter 15 love-
ly," mused Teresa, regainlit g inellial
11g01. as 0110 recovers physical breath,
''sc ant 1-0, least, I am not absolutely
hideeus to lite sight •,--thet she Is talen-
led-neithee EMI 1 quite a hail, though
tvi doubt a weak fond idiot to look on
tamely while the man I love is wheedled
from my very arms by the wiles of this
foreign strait ; that she can talk and
sing, and play the piano divinely -I,
too, can do all these things, Not quite
s 1 well, Peellaps, but more than pass-
ably, as feminine accomplishments go
ilowadays. ,
know what it is." Again Tereaft
ettiod still, this lime to exeogitate deeply.
"Sho's unecrupulous; that's her charm.
Men. being naturally selfish toid-and so
00, appreciate a woman who looks offal
her own intheests and doesn't cure two
straws about Ihe feeli»gs of other
people. Unscrupulous, yes! Terry was
thinicing hard. From laelc of scruple to
downright criminality is. only a step.
and that a short one. "Why, now 1 see
il clearly, Thal. wasn't. an accident yes-
terday; it was intentional, 'done on per -
;wee seriettsly injure, if not to kill
mu. 011, the base villainy of it, 1 Dill" -
with Ihe tragic despair of conscious hie
piilence-"t can't prove it."
That brief. thrilling scone of the pre-
01t,n14 aftermam passed swiftly through
'Ferry's mind. She and the Comiless
Vera had had been sealed side by side
on the sinitiviil JohnSon's Groyne, the
Flussien sketching, she heNelf making
pretence lo reed a novel. Preeently.
el,ipping jeunlity over the beeakwaters.
with tho gaiety of ti frolloonne lamb.
canto Lennox Clive, the handsome,. de -
Foreign Office clerk for whose
Mem. these Rya 3•oung Indies were eon -
tending. Al imee both girls starter] to
ritunbee down the high gropie that was
composed of huge poles, like the rungs
of sonic giant's ladder, nailed lo (Alters
111111 deseended, perpendieularly, to the
sf,r)tttlitd. fleieelown:p. ai',1Litsiv‘see riem eos,,,elrlexcei ell peel:0005r
with a green, slippery sea -weed; and, in
Lim deep cavils! beneath, sharp -edged
eorks formed the groyne that stoutly
withstood the never-resling erosion of
the sea. Suddenly Tolle! fell a violent
push. stumbled, and only recovered her
indance. with 0 supreme effort,
Looking up, Iter companion's white
hive alarmed lite English gel. "Oh
eliss Garvey," she exclaimed, "I not die-
troseed, Did 1 terrify you? lely shoe
caught, in a nail and 1 slipped. I
fenred had thrown you down,'
Teresa ncrepted the implied apology
evitheut heeitetion, hut now suspicion
possessed her mind that this "slip'' was
no accident, but a curefully premeditated
doSign.
"She tins robbed me of the man I
love," thought the girl fiercely; "does s111
want to take my life, too? OM if 1
Leicietstletelvoesn_lythpeuni(svIlicklinede,
man 1"
She trudged on slowly. Thirty feet be-
low her rising Ude, whipped by an
off -shore breeze. broke In huge rollers
ngaitist the wall that every year, in one
place or !mother, crashed down, costing
Sir Henry Weleombe a small fortune lc
re -build, Luckily. he was a millionelee.
rind a tnun ot indomitable will. Other
me11 would have given up the unequal
sieuggle ages ego in sheer despair, bul
Sit! !tenet', whose imperieus temper
lieled nothing so 1110011 aS opposition,
00'011 from the forces of Nature herself,
swore that he woUld never yield to this
reletillees onslaught of the 805/ 1 11S
wounds -aye! llie house itself -would
soon lie swallowed op by the hungry
mouths of ihnusend billmm were he
otot tit11110an\cylomn1. foi;our y6ect(ne.nolille,1!;,,,1.,11elierepilealdr
waged this 0110 -skied warfare, and be
was wont to declare, will) 0 grim /841
.34 defiance, Mal, ho would stick to eer
emitter seven and them if the English
Chalenel didn't give in, by (Ind, sir, he'd
built a, solid wall of steel, 10 feel (Mole
II 11 cost effen every penny he had in the
world."
Ilear-Admival Sir lienry Weleombe
had not long retired from active sat,
Viee„and Clfief oCelefffIlion IOW W0y,
of repelling the el -
the expensive oue!
tacit, Whieh throughout 'the year, but
especially duriteg the winter moolhe, ilie
800 \vaged upon his SuSsex heme--Ald-
wick Orange, An old bachelOr, be de-
lighted ite the coMpany of young NILS
of both sexes, and, ad he was an ideal
hest, 11101111one to his telebraled Itentee-
parties were eagerly 00cepted. Teresa
Hervey, a distent, relation, One of her
great-atmle itt bygone days married a
greatomele, speet 1110S1 of her time
the Grange, and, thongh no one linew
ite Was heiress ,to the old man's entire
foritme,
The Whole perty, led by Sir Henry,
held gone in It body 1.0 Artiedel;!'remer
herself, on the plee Of a bad beitelaehe,
being the only ltheentele• Earlier in the
dee tide exeltse wits genuine miongh,
noW hey liehrt end Ad !heti head
eeemed full of pain almost. unbeareble,
"lien has no they like a woman stemm-
ed." wrote Conglove [we hundeed. years
ago, 11111,1 the bailie le equaity true Ia.
day, Teetisa, regarding het! erstwhile
loyer as a perjured Lynette, foist, Mike to
every code nf honor, ignoring delve.
tiOR tltut CO111E0110 whieit [Inds its
bitterest exprossirm in silence; but. upon
thls alien temptress, who had enticted
from hie allegience, Terry would
gladly havo Inflicted dire punishment
lied ojmortuldly afforded. If she oneld
only have eevenge, she cried, elenching
he: little !fists passionately-1ov her
1114.11d wag 011 11PA, and slin felt in that
clungerou$ mod when an injured vero
men eeeks at all cost to rigin her
wrongs.
Then impulse, or 50105 unaccountable
premonition, 1)0r0 1100 lOW/10115 1110 sea -
well al a spot where a reheat inoutiel
turf enabled pussers-by to I.,ok over the
top. see &need, down Idly end uttered
cey. Prone on the .eitiogle was u. \vo-
ltam, motionless 11S though dead. Terry
recognized the light gaoy CIANH, 0111y
Bun morning had touched Vera Zalin-
off from -so she said -Parts. But what
W115 1110 doing here, on the beech at
Aldwielc, when tthe ought to have been
al Artlildel Park, with. Lennax, a willing
omelette, (lancing ready attendence on
her, subject lo her lightest, whim ? Tito
tide was rising rapidly, and, owing 10
the formation !of tha shingle at! that
point, had already cut off her escnpe
either side; !in a few minutes waye$
would be beating fiercely egainst, the
stoneworic beneath whose shadow the
Gountess ley.. Not a dozen gums from
bee a flight of Melee led up to a gate !in
the wail, but between her ielend of
shingle and these steps was deep water,
l'eery gazed down es If spellbound.
This false friend lay senseless, ut the
very mercy of the wayes even now
breaking within a few feel of her. Then
a sudden, awful temptation (testified Um
English girl; "11cre is the. \Try chance
you seek.' Involuntarily 'forest]. glanced
over her shoulder, believing a human
voice had spoken. "Y4,ur enemy's life
1.IAS in your pOwer.4 W1141 1110re C1111 you
want Why not continue y001' jOartley
to the end ot the path, then, on your
return you will Ilnd nothiug but a life-
less body buffeted ity the wavee? Mere
accident --the uncalled-for intermeddling
of Pale 11111 ShOW11 yOU this woman's
peril. But no one knows you are mato
et It, Take no notice. Do on, your
stroll, and trust 1110. I will leach you
how to forget."
She who hesitates is lost. 'leery. rea-
lizing this. wavered hut, for an Institut.
err mind rent by conflieling thoughts ;
then, \vitt! eob, slut east out the temp -
11111011 and resolved at all cost. even al
the sacrifice of her Ilitikmg happiness,
eqive, not only this helpless woman,
but her own honor.
But what could she do? At that hour
el the aftelinoon most, of the men em-
ployed ationt (he Oran& were abseol.
at their homes. Not a moment might be
wasted in quest of other help. From her
name could it room, and lied swiftly to
be of tiny avail. She looked ithout
frantic haste. and sew n long stout ropc
etiled up behind lee well, Nene by stood
n roller, uld and rusty. and s-, heavy lliat
°Veil a horse Conk! seurcely il.
Teresa seized the rope. lied 0110 end
Minty round the hendle of the roller.
mid flung the other over the well. find-
ing to her relief that it reached lhe
eitingle below.
Again end again slie called vehement-
ly In the still (01111, blit in vain. Etom
childhood Terry had been trained in
athletic exercises, and her muscles were
hard as a man's. She hod captained the
train of hockey enthusiasts at Norfolk
elouse "Seminary ter Young Ladies,"
who had been woid to hold their con-
leste every \N'ednesday afternoon on the
broad. hard sands, of Bognor, eight, op -
pi elle the town, to the keen enjoyment
of the visitors who regularly assembled
lo witness these encounters. Past train-
ing would stand her in good stead now.
She threw off her sailor hal end, climb-
ing upon the well. gripped the tope and
closcendet1 hand over hand. Al oiler: she
leosened the uneopecious woman's enl.
ler and sprinkled the white feee with
sea -water which she obtained with great
difficulty 'because or the strong yowl! 01
tho waves. At last the liussian opened
hee eyes.
"What is it?" she muttered; then, tie
recognition came, "You-'revry 7"
• "Como, \'era, get Ie." said the yoting
llicly, in a peremptory Moe. l'he situa-
tion was loo critical to admit. or con-
Ventional court:051es, though hitherto
see. heel elweys eddressed her level Be
"countess!" 11111. now they were 1081
kv0 women facing certain, death. while
The roar of the breakers. !writhe
Ile sun beamed radiantly Open them a$
theiigit in mockery.
themselves in a flood -of foam against
Inc wail on each side of them, terrified
Ilie Coutitess. She teltuddered and 811111
her eyes.
"I-1 cane !eland," gesPed. Fee
broken my ankle, I think. Olt, what ean
d"go?"1" eeltoed brusqUelV. "Just
whet I tell you, then WO ithall lie ell
right."
She fastened 1110 rope round her (0111.
panion'e slender waist.
"Now, l'in going Mel, and then lei
pull you up after me, Catch hold of the
rope -and foe Heaven's sake." she add
ed. with !some impatience, "don't faint
„wit yen!, wits eee., 1 rue eel
again. Tithl won't help things a WI,
yon, e'era."
'She ethebell the ropy as nimbly as a
sailor, then began to lune her bleat up
slowly; 001 n moment loo soon, foe 111-
V101(ly one- wave, al) hlsignifteant pio-
neer, had swept up the beach (wee Veril'S
shoeS. end evashed have- with A 11010'Y'
01:11101' Of rolling shingle to meet and
spend Ile rem/lining tome agninel other
waves following tenet! behind, T0.1.0811
W4.16 trembling with excitement. Would
her strength peeve equel lo the leek?
:the wondeeed, eneiolisly. huh by filth
the Iteevy weigh( ro^e. rettli illonte111
6r0wing heavier. She 801 her teeth end
t.8411,inosotrciotiti\L\legyi.oltify-e(01gertill,1'.e01111000.1,11,e41)ft!,,,(U1117.1.
log sight. Willer 00111.ely covered the
rdnee where they had stood a 111111111p
two before. It her grip 01106 relaxed
Very would drop down 'to inevitable
dooni, Even powertel men could not
long Maintain foothold in that ewIteltig
Sere Again the Inemoey of her Wrongs
attacked Terry, "eellti Mee' done your
best,' 'Whispered the 'eentpler, "Who
men do more? Let go for 511 instant end
eee'ere tree of This weteed woman wee
lute stolen yolle loeee and yestercley
eetighe your oWn Me, NO one
Manes you-- Are 1101, your arms almost
WW1 ont Of theft' sockeiS .W11,11 this there!
tile strain? it la not Your fault if Pair 4,+++++++++++.4+ -++f++++1 -
strength hill you now." 4 -
But Terry's determinutioll never
weakened. Nay, 11 grew stronger. She
1110g0011 0101111 W1111 a slrange, fierce ex-
ultation, as, making a last desperate
effort, she dragged ber burden within
reach of the lop of the wall, Vera
elotelied 11 and, clambering over, fell in
11 heap on the ground, while
fled that 1103' part W118 (10110/ l'll/1 Wildly
11010S5 1110 10 $1101111011 011101' 1111.
• • •
"Vern -1 mean the Countess Zalinuffe-
asked 1110 10 WV(' y011 Terry, with
lot apologies for net being able to bid
'Aillell' ill person."
leennox Clive, looking distInelly un-
comfortable, stood lieskte the sofa on
which Teresa lay. ills dart( eye!) wore
that look of dumb upset!! cm. mos In
those of a dog that has been glint}, Of
some offenee for whieh he ,ireadd
sm ere ahuslisement, The girl, imme-
diately on giving the alarm, had stue
combed lo the terrible strain upon her
nerves and (athlete a thing she lied
mem. done before, she refloated regent.
telly ue soon as she recovered con-
scl'°V\ti,shnaets,s.hen; do•el, understand, Has
Verti-gone?"
"She left the foonge half an hour ago
ipbrfiljgg'isggst4'17:1, si IL;11..11111I'Aeln114'd1:110.8 I j'i•11,1114"1:)s•
riddance." lie added, mentally. "She
eel:Mined that she wits suddenly called
nway on urgent. business,"
"Urgent business? What urgent 111111-
noss could she have -a countess "
"130101, read her tettee and see," sug-
gested Clive, aceording le the masculine
method of solving such a problem. No
man 18 al all times wise, but most melt
aeo practical.
Terry tom open the dainty, violet-
seaberritilpetly :_enVeklpe. The note begen
"l'ou have speed my life, y1)11 braes
English glee aud 8110W y011 (101 1101
1111g0011[1./1 1 ton going away al Cince,
out of your life forever. I do not. love
feinnox CliVe. neve!! !Hive loved Mtn.
re wa.S. 0»ly pawn in ti blg genre hal
1 have been playing, but 1 have fulled.
At least, I do not wish to pursue it, 140.
ill the barberOUS phrtiiie or perfide Al-
bion. I attack up the sponge, and
:violet', I am 1101 %vital, you think me,
tt eounte-es, but the serval representativt
-what, you would perhaps call spy --
of athertuth Government 11 will not
you which) on special oervice. 1 W11.5
sent to Englund to discover thy term.
1110 private treaty which your countr)
Is about to make with. another great
l'OWer. Mr. Clive, 1 was instructed.
know these terms, and I set myself 111,
task of winning his low, so
some unguarded moineni, ho might di-
vulge part, if not all, of what, he knew,
flut you English are 1101 0011VAVS1111011111.
Yoe do no1 like elrengers to lake an
intereel 111 y0111' affairs. It is different In
Franco. .Mr. nivn would never talk poli-
ties with 1110, 11101101 (.11 1311111141 01114011.1.
'Its would COM*Pr$0 freely enough. But -
unlit what happenect a few hours ago --
I bed saill hope of being elite to win his
conadenee, and I should twee ultinielete
succeeded. 1 know 11, No wan has evei
yel-but I must not speak of that. \\Mal
1 1101S dOing Ihe beech °Weide tie
wall [mist remain my seeret. It ie
Moth fee yoll (0 1(110W 1.1011 no Muni :end
ever come to elr. Clive or ymirseli
11.1'01101 her Whom y011 once knew as
V0111 Seth -toff.
ii.s.-15 it necessary lo -inform you
that is not my real name?"
'reriy gazed at ceve. long and stead-
fastly, Ilion burst into a storm of pas.
sionele weeping. Even the teeeible ten
sion of the cloy could not exeuse sttee
egb 111.(v11s11 ntit,Te 1k,lel,t1'sne0,xs, 111001110olealDipmehtsreolli.
disconcerted than his past conduct war.
ranted, smiled gravely al t11:14 unprove.
dented sight. Terry, of all prople
tears 1 'Yel, it seemed a propel' punish.
mein for lieu readiness to accopl Ids tip.
MINIM disloYaltY PaesivelY and without
giving 111111 a (thane° to defend himself.
At length he spoke,
"Fortunately.' his lone \ens cheerful
and brisk, "I anticipated events a lime,
and took the precaution -a wese 01A`.
am inclined to think now -of efIrryillt
uty suspicions. to a reliable quarter, lc
110 leSS per5011, 111 fact, than Sir llenr)
himself, W110 wIII Confirm eVery ‘001.11
what I say. Directly I W115 I/11801110d
10 the -11.111-00/1111055 Z11111101T/ I re
cognized her as someone I had seen be-
fore urider other circumstances, 1 toid
eet Henry all Mout le and, 011 11'1'1 Ad
vtoe, played u part that to you, dear.
must Inlet, appeared mean' and despie
able. 1 was fileYbiff w1111 nee told 1
knew there was every !quince of
My (IngerS. hut I knew also that Sit
tlenry could at any moment, co1.ie for
‘171.11T1 and hack toe me eVety else should
I linve made him my falher-cimfessor? I
suspected tier Countess-shtp from Itir
first. though I had no idea whet, nee
chief she had in view. It seems end
or 118 was trying lo pump the other
However. the bubbleet burst et last.
0511 glie,is Ihe contents of lied f 1,
pointed lo 11 with a quite smile, "lie -
member this, darling, I have neVer 01101
wavered 111 111y tout elleglance 10 you.
however black things mayeieve looked --
though," he Meshed, remote:Molly. "I
1111181 say you ',Ponied willing to bellevt
1,1 iny--Pr--pernity."
"Vorgive 1110, Len," will:moved Ilit
girl. ;is she dried lier rye,. "Bin yell
01,E4111 10 linVe lold Ille, lo: y011 might.
mein!, 'You !keel know whatoiteil.03f1,1
estisernionces might lino!! helm
And Hutt 011111700 1'0111111'1, wm, the onI3
linsicel ever mnde, either by Teresa
Gervey or etre, Leenox Clive. I,. "Tevry's
lemplalion."-leoulon T11-13ils,
111.11.1,'S -EST,
Tno se111611 are never seeeee,
New 'teepee melte Ilte new 'ego.
ene ever regeelled inlying 41 slim,
There 1101110 L5 11111011 gotta in "good
e11°,1111,1giltli."tietels bell mere then the New
1st bumps of elierneter.
Nelity of people wlio inik of iennp,L\
n gooll policy fell to pey Ille premi.
unk.
Iffeee; 1311,1,S.
(1113 Mlle birds. with your beetle s
105011 101 10 al no ,-,nrie
toe y011
(1, (Means' tor111 hi • (lei !month!
bright!
with yeur 01110 little MN 4:1 ovoi
dew.
About the House
1++44-4++++++++444++++++
pin in cold water enough to covet' it,
mid a lableeponful of eel], 1111d lot 11
kill half int hotir. Take out, remove fish
hoin the eloth, and lot the 11,11 'Main an
strstiw.v1111 fried or rAewed
nyntor tinueo. Cupful of 'lean!. liquor
of half a pinto( eysiers, tableepeonful
butter, ft plinth of cayenne, liring to a
boil, add a tubleepouriful 01 Ikele, mix
ilia nom, smeetilly 111 a little null:. stir
curefully so a will len be Millie; 1,111 the
oysters in a v, ire! burette end hied them
bell a minute In builiug water. Put them
them, sere, one joie
itt a saucelmat end pew! tie• eence over.
flelatiit Pudding.- Soak n half -box gela-
lio ill 11 lialf-peil of ridd wider. thil 011C
pint millc in !Melee 101Ier end when hot
add yolk8 of 111 two-thirds of
s cup of Huger, n little salt and \
taste, and soaked gelatin, Cook until
a smooth custard, then ,-,e1 on ice to
cool. Befitru IL begins to thielom add a
vol. <,f seeded and chopped 1111801.4, 111104
1,4101h ot a pound of macaroons Mat
lime Reim rolled lino, three lidoespoons
blanched and choppod almonds, and the
whiles of live eggs beaten stiff. Stir the
elto)otli,delwS11)-4'
whipped cretin'.
Angel Food Calce.-lese eleven whiles
of t!ggs; one mei (militia tumblers of
sifted granulated ;segue; one lumblee,
men full, of sifted 11.1ur, 10 whi011 add
ono rounded It -rasp -4n of cream of tar-
tar, and. sift several times, Beat whites
of eggs stiff, slowly sin in sugar. Wen
sift in flour; mid one teaspoon of tortilla.
Pot in ungreased pan and bake f.ir forty
minules in a moderate °Yen. Invert
when removing from oven and out out
when cot.d. \\illt boiled ft:iv:Wig.
using one while Lif egg and One clip of
greniettled eugae.
Cold Meat Salad,--Tuke either cold.
perk or lamb roast, cut into pieces.
place Iti dish 011 150 11 5110A1 while, then
lo one heaping eup or the chopped meal
mkt one cup of boiled potatoes white)
11150 have been cui into small ',frees.
then add n small pie, -.P of finely ...hopped
onion, utri celery if desired. Over 1111
pour a salad dressing made of one egg
beaten light, one Itospnonful of mus-
tard. two tenspoonfuls sugtoe half
teespoon eneh of salt and pepper, small
Moto of butler. Slit* together well, then
odd one theicup of vineger. Plill'e 011 lire
and cook until stiff, steering constantly,
Stuffed Peppors,-Cul the lop, friun
green peppers awl remove the seeds.
Pin 11 bowl and pcur \valet
0\111' Mem and lot stand milli the water
14 cold. Drain this orr and (vine otd tlic
PPPPers. Iet it pound td good beef and
Moo the butcher run il through the
ellotifleri season it like Hamburg; flli
poppers; put. in pan. Take two or three
tomatoes, one onion, peel. eut up, put
n rowel peppers. with n lit Ile m alert scan(
ImIter, salt, and pepper; haste often
nun bake unlit tender. Tula. up peppers.
pui on platter, thicken graVy. put around
peppers and gernieh with pubils u!
teaeled bretel.
Prune Wthip, that will not folls-Slew
OW' pourid of petmee through
n oceauder. or 41114111 tine. 130111 onc
eup of sugar. lival the 18 or row
,sees light; slie into tlw prunes and heal
all together unIll exceedingly light. Set
pudding dish in a pan or hoi ‘‘iitor ond
bake tett minutes or until
111540.11. Use no cream of tartar. ;-7,4erf t
hol or cold.
Stowed ('ettl 'fongue.,-Scakl and pee'
1s111%.11,!sguot l'4,i;v-v<1.1711
in hot lard, end edit elieed corrols and
iiiiirms. n spoonful of floor, a hash 01
parsley, 111111 $1111. awl pepper to taste.
Pill in enough water In l'ilVee 1110 WIlUIL
MI 1)011 SIOWly roo ih000 lents.
Grehant Puildiog,. hike of half cup
molasses, quarter cup hulf cep
ee eel, milk, one egg. hell top raisins.
half cup curlew's, belt eup graham
[lour. one leespoon soda, enll and epic(
et taste, aud Aeon three loom. SCrll
hut with hard (11' 80111' 8111100.
rd'0111115.--TC 0111) tlien
mgar, Iard and hailer. Mixed, add Or!
teens inolassee and cold water. one ten
ipoon of :oda. one tablespoon ginger.
int, teaspoon :Summon'. 1\1'0 0,0',11/, am)
11011A it< make a ton roil. Spread on, flat
pan, one inch Mick, and Niko 111 cool
oven. Have ready 0110 Clip or Infivoo-
ized sugar, moistened with milk. Spread
011 W11110 1101.
\'.‘1.1./ABI•E 111NT14,
Polato ter 1'0110.- \Viten your lam Or.
leelee with Ink. slick in n \v potato
e08 teed limes. win make your pen
tii(Suotite'"d. Nulls Easily 1)1,1\ pm -Saw
f•etir strength whon dri\ lug mine
lauelwood lo soaping MOM milt Itrst.
:4011p is equally holpfol on i.eri-\\
Salt Softens Woollens,- Before beeline
alty W0011011 W11111E111 nth! Ihe watts
nandrui or SVC 111O‘ 11111011
-01101' li motets the gement.
For the Home eltleitlen,- -An exeeneni
phut lo keep sheet meet!! togethei! I to
;Melt il n11 Machine in 1,00k -halm One
row or All:long [Mont an Melt rroin
0dsg!"10. Leer in Clit'illins...--Whon milling
up curtains draw small sized rubber
nipMe nver Ilio end of lbo roll 111111 11 Will
011p through without (-Melting end Ithr-
ii1gleoirl'u'llInIt(i't1:: larlotio acid
1111e1:Nisvdiir 8,11:sttg*:1:)
Ihem slay naltile in the \filler In insure
Aid. Starch. Put n lea•
eenonfel temsone in the sereit
horns; elther keeps me irons fern elielc-
end Telex \\ 111 ;the while things
;hal limy nod \-1,rv notwartince,
ttlyverin sit \ os Tubs., 1 pin. lobs and
pnils lo pipers whim nol in 11,04 FY
all inside coaling of et\ ellen fuel you
wil, 111111 them, together with pair tem-
perfeelb eves:med.
move theitee room 1•10,0-. • Ton
woo111 oville ncid 11 NI
quart id 1 oling \\ \\ ill ;eke oil
darns from ft nom'. ,kfli 1-\\ v,a.,1,
\\ ell With soda mill soap and -eater,
To ilea), W'indovv SI I I+ ye m
!tally soiled whitlow shales, Thee lee
thee ere sponged \etre c10111 ;
kereeene and i'llideed drY with a !clean
014.111, they will oome out like ofev,
To iron Button Watste-elo iron blitz'',
\valet with buttons ln beets, fold towel
three 101,11" [MU'S, lay hutton,s,
iron over back; [Ito buttons will sink
te tee towel, making a, smooth surfeee
beTtsoveeN111 alleheelnimnieg Easler.-To 01010
hon etin smoothly, get some leaves bun
evergreen trees, Bub hel terms tot them
and they will iron without stiebing
sierehed clot -hue 'rhis ie osed in old
Virginia, 1.eaves may be dried for 1100.
Utilize Oil Papers.- Sere the papers
that you get pew boiled ham or lard In,
`rime 'will come iu useful on ironing
days. If the iron ie rlibbed over the
grensy paper every lime it ie taken from
Inn stove it will keep the iron pliant and
smooth.
l'ableclothe Instile.-Tublectollis
sheeted never be liu»g mil Of &OM. TheY
should he folded front itte wrhiger sod
rolled in shoots used Potirely for this
'expose, allowed to lay from Iwo 10
011,1.101.1eleplctsourT,,,, 1111:.1,1inexitrir!ant,i\d„;,r1tilte rPsult, will
'1'0 Dry 110111es Properly.- In longing
clothes out to dry find. hang up the
thickest part. waist or neolthands, etc.,
because if hung by Ilio thinner purl the
wilier Will run info the thick part, lodge
there and lake longer to dry, Second,
1114j:tag n011131,
intiguiclillsrildtioniuge as if it appeared on the
Leto cortains tensely Wilehed,---To
tawnier hies euelains without elrelebers.
spread newspapers uyer Ilie (teepee and
swl.,r,01.111 f ,1111teciitil sNi;111110ipa.
Me seam of Ihe carpet, and 1110 next cur-
tain will go over the other and 5111'0
W(.4 -1'k. Use ne0' larks to prevent rust.
You curtail's will look like neer, and
your fingers will rot be blistered with
Owing each one din\ n.
flow lo NN'tash Illankets.-Pdankets and
other heavy woollen articles ean he
washed hesi. in this manner, and with
11111e lator. icuro a large new cedar
block, and bore about 15 inch size holes
throtigli llw block. into the centre hole
drive a broom handle. Prepare the
warm water in a large 1111), W1111 bOiled
soap find 111111111.11111. 1111.0 Dail place the
blankets end slump willi the block.
l'urn artieles every 111110 \Viten
clean wring. Then place in. lukewarm
ater and wring.
AN EVENING iiaTtf1K.
Harry De Windt Tells of en Experience
in the Balkans.
13alkans can boast of r.illes which
arc ininieture reptile:is ot London and !igloos insanity. and so on, and if the
Parise, declares tele Harry lte 'Windt, sourer of visitation ie removed the ex-
cited faculty is reduced to its normal
activity. ,
"There are a great many ceses on re-
cord nf Mows ,on Ow parietal eminence
that have been followed by such mor-
bid that the ictim has com-
mitted suicide. when a posisnorlem ex-
amination has revealed the resales cf
past hinammation in the suites 111511111-
w and adjacent convolutions.
'Thus Dr. (1'. Gallus Mollie mentions
1110 ense of a soldier who had Leon
struck by a rifle ball on -the head and
lay insensible for several days.
gol \vell and gained promotion. Then
flurries and anxieties overwhelmed hint
and be became depressed and melan.
el o ly and gradually went mad and
died.
111(1,S RESULTS PROOFS.
"The le -d proof lhal localizattion
theory is right Ls furnished by these
rtiSt45 of trumalic 1041011 in Whiell Op-
erations have been undertaken and the
patients cored in mental functions of
the brain. I have published !twenty-
eigld siteli 041$04.3 011(1 recovery from me-
lancholia,
"10 a case three months ago I was
eensulted by a man who had been hit
with great violence by 0 billiard ball
c,ver the loft 0y(1. 1 10 $111Tered such. ex-
cruciating pain that sometimes he lost
consciousness. Ile had been in an ass-.
lune, but received no relief. I kept this
man under observation, and during his
ncrroat interval. diseovered that the
ether mental faculties which had suf-
eired era those ot sense, distance, ap-
ptheintion, size nnd weight. The petit
t believed, was due to orbital neural-
gia. •
"That my diagnosis was correct was
shown by the complete recovery which
followed my treatment. That a surgicul
oheritIlion iWas unneresaary itt this ease
emphasizes the fact Mal there arc many
injuries even of this kind- that ean Le
cured without trephining, but With 00r-
loCalization we shall be justified 'txt
attempting operative measures tor in -
enmity in ils cooly stages."
OF ItECEN'e 0111(31N.
FANATICS ARE AIADE SANE
NIENT.eL DISTAIMele eeleeelklat Rif
OPERATIONS ON SKULL,
ewe
Who Stole end Wed Reetored
Morality by BerawJal Of
Strip of Bone,
Can insanity be Cured by hurgieni
operallous? woe tile subject of 4'0.1114
t!cliveced' reeently 'before the theoepore
ated British Phrenological SOelely by
Dr, Barnard Hollander, A well-MU/WA
physician for mental diseases, who
eurly this your caused a 5011:011i011 ey
the publication in the Lancet and office
loathed. joureats of E1 report. of a eue-
(mint cure of mental denAgements by
trephining,
Dr. Hollander created another sense -
Lon in the course of Ms lecture by de -
seething the ease of a boy, aged 16,
who was 1101' and a thief, but who,
atter the. removal of a strip of bona
from las 1(k1111, W118 re51.0red to a state
k perfeet morality,
This boy had to be con:Madly watch-
ed to keep him front !destroying things,
from thraehing itis fellow pupils and
throwing Mones. He told falsehoodS
and had a tendency to cereel; be had
no sense of deceitey and grew more
dangerous the older he got, unlit his
deeds brought him befOre the police
court.
REMOVES STRIP OF BONE.
Dr. Hollander proposed %he removal
of a strip of bone frOni the centre line
of the bead, This was carried out, An
itleisfon was made from the toe Or the
bead vertically down to each ear, when
the tissues above! the right ear revealed
signs of an old injury. Alter several
trenhinings had Loon made the bone
mos cut away on the right side, when
the membrane of the bruin showed signs
of an old hemorrhage.
"Careful observation of all recorded
eases," says Dr. Hollander, "has shown
111(. that whenever an injury affeeLs-Alie
same locality, the same mental power
suffers, and to this nlanner I have ar-
il\ ed at the localization theory.
"Theee is 100 case more (Murton than
than of lucidly developed in cense-
quetwe of a wouthl to a degree net
manifested lo health. Thus blowf on
the temple have caused kleptomania,
Blows on the parietal eminence. me-
tem:holy: on the l'ortex of the head, re -
111f, R1111101' Of '"I hrough. Savage F.-u-
m•pe•" 111,ese aro civilized centres, Rut
the 1'4'111010r CliS1111018 (We. 05 or yore-
Itclbede of Outlawry end brigandage,
where you must Ouvel with a revolver
111 on011 tocket and your life in your
eir. De Win4lt
In the ilistriet Called Militia an !old -
<Hy Turk urged us to pass -the night
lit a equIld .inti where our driver had
111011 116. Fulling to persuade us, the
4,1i1 villain disappeared, and so eff(04-
Feely plied our Meyer with eliwowitz
that he could not sil tm on the liox
milli sunset. It waa therefore dark be,
e4,1111i ,set out, tilimg narmw
road. Llmiugh dense pine forest
But tho game little ham dashed along
and must have covered about 0 mite,
when there 001110 11 riOlent lurch. rot,
lowod 1.Ki* craste and I found tio self
in the dusty road within en ineh or
so of unpleasantly °olive iron hook,.
The driver hail been hurled by the stmek
rJean over his horses' heads, mid lay
Fortutinlely. ene• companion. like my -
erne \\ 1111111j111.(5.1, and we sot to work
to repair this damage and assist the
ro11111ging and !emitted ponies to regain
111.'kqr plivigi::-.1veri 'which had fallen neross
Mark wns the pair,o of lho disaster.
hut 1110 carriage was luckily intact,
end onty a hnee was Ineattel. which I
hastened to repair with the aid of fope
mid a ittek-linife, Then ti curiolis thing
happened,
"Look bellitel you!" suddenly ex-
claimed my friend, iind 1 turned hastily.
1:i'1:111tesreeci.v:vras1):117:iiii"rl‘rintiorn:yileonti:
1,41Wy [firms. which had apparently
sprung 0111 of the earth around us.
lifer' business about -this strange latnil,
1-01 ils methods were 1111110 AS Onclual.
"Von will give us two Initalred"diimrs.'
-insult eight poundse-"andi wiel
help you. shift Mud tree." said the
si.okesman. lo Servinn; end ireehmtly
1i:cognized the voter es ono I had brined
Mut afternoon in the inn.
liesistance 11111.3.411 ("01.1r$V. use!ees, for
a match wits hindled 'the speaker
r1,;a0011i1111111I1(111 gt.ligeini171 110°1. 1111111'el ilpr171;
111 eVery Inall's holt. l'hey nutfibered
moor! limo twenty, we only three. find
ne al out! member haieslupeeed with
drink end terror;
There wee nothing for il Intl to pay
to anti Icok pleasant; and having ro.
them: liy 111one-wives. Ihe robbece
moved Itho 01T1 .1)1111:ed
islved as rapidly and ellently es they
lied et:peeled on the $00110.
1I1S CONVINCING NIA.NNE11,
tiverythIng lids tav-
ern 14 111,1 rhiss, Whnt's 1111, reason
grumbling about e,itnellting
the letme
-see ieeeees i • .1 f , I kirk, 711,.
1/11/1/1 01'01;01,0(iy'll 11111* 11,p've pleased
bore 110•01150 'VW ain't used lo he\
11110
-!!•
elleTtrli, \Visit.
A eertein elever auletorcee ewe
nehed by 11 \evert! or the opi)thnie,
.m1.0 1, 11,1 1'01011 rtialily for otvility:-.:
"l1 ouldill you 111:e 141 1 a 011017"
thie the lady, readily replied le
"Seeeribel yoirr
VElle
"John."
"hal, 1" IrroWted,
"*NVIlett 1100'111'rt KII)101g wrote Dint
eni 1110111 a 1:01 l' that walks like n
reett /keel you 1111010 Ite must teed! het]
itt "111111111"
.%. Hundred Years Ago Methodists
Thought Them immoral,
The modern teelont of wearing trou-
sers Was taken frOm the military dress
introdured into the army by the Duke cf
\N'ollingion during the Peninsular War,
seys the Tailor nnd (tidier, In early days
theSe Were known as Wellington Intl -
500<, after the Duke.
\nee they woo, coining Into genera!,
use 61 1110 commencement of 1110 nine.
leen111 century, the religious \frorld and
the feshionable world were Most delete
alined in their opposition. A 'clause in
the original trust deed, dated 1820, of a
Sheffield Nonconformist! eltnnel, provided
that "under no elebunistancees whatever
sloth nny peel/eller be allowed to occupy
Ilto pulpit who Weans trousers."
nut this wits uot all. Some double
were exprossed he many quarters cote.
evening the queetkm whether e man
could be 'religious and anpear in tient- $
sees. One of the fottedeee of the prime,
live Metluoliet hOdy remarked to a Cols
leetete in the ministry "l11111 troulers
wearing, beet' drinking so atal So Will
Devoe get to heaven," •
Pallor Boom, a lemons Method'st
minister, twice peceident of 1h6 Cordite,
epee (born in Ff(113,,die41 1.8e6), could
nol be behteed lo adopt trOtisers, And
0111011g the Melhodiels woe the lest Ctiv
fellow popUlar fashion In this respeet:
ow theepiefinted the tverneo matt
MuSi. feel every Rine he lookailet a tribe
Mee