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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-12-19, Page 7oR•14-Afv+o+):(4-v+):orwa-4-3:44-o+A+gf+A+):(+a4-go-n4r(4-3.1+x(+1243:( feigned in um b"ek reg'nnn Yiew --------------- A hearty breeklaet before keterting out, itehen, ed de- nean?" ull, his 't Sun- ned to here," em,idg p. er I" Y• 1 sim- c her pain, retell 11, 111 A MA) 'S REVENGE; OR, THE CONVICT'S DAUGHTER. College. Poe, us Dill with eating a I* , GentleMan Dan burst into the k come here glee this?" Me faro aflame with anger, ti manded elm Suem et cnce, "Sunbente 1 Whitt inyle 7 gasped the exeionviet, his mouth 1 eyes element; from his heed, "not f:f beim at you!' Wee? Are you i T °I ien you Sunbeam nmst be A pelorted Me other, Imeatlecesly, + ber fotevard at once, you old seam have none cf your trieks, ',engem, , Bill pushed back his hair angle] •••*4 ' 'Old your row," he snarled. " mem this is your dodge lo smell e eight 7tway 7 You pretend she's ee end mime geseIng 'ere. But 1 3 - born yeelerclay. She's sato enoug Warrant," III» even es he spoke his fears of the prevleus night had returned, greatly In- tim:deed hy the morning depreeslen from the evenlitfes limier. He revelled her face at the her window. Perhaps Dan was speaking gospel truth, end she had really gone. If so, where? Ile turned eppealingly to 'telly, who with n low cry of anguish had ren cautiously to close the door lending into the pith:ewe. "Nonsense !" retorted Dan, dropping Inka chair and mopping Ins brow vigorously, "You know well enough, Rill, Met ) have done no such thing. Don't bluff me. . . Is she here or Isn't She?" "No," growled 13111, glaring vicieusly at his weeping seder who had seized Dan' e arill, exclaiming : 'What do you mean? Where is she? Hes she run away really, Dan lf se, the darling lazy be Idlled—fallen over the cliffs and 'eot meshed to death I" She sobbedconvulsively. Bill shi- vered, end Dan grew white as see stereo, though he exelaimed angrily, turning to Me other man,— "You know better than 11)0, so speak in You've hidden her somewhere. How else could she have gol. away? The window Wail boarded up; she Ime nee tidied it . , . the door yes Melted. SoIIleIlosv or other ,you get her out. Where is she? Poe your sister's sake you might, speak at any rale, for lite game's 11p, len bound to find you out in the nci." "On my path, Den,I know nought. l'his is a shock to mo I was calin i rit breakfast, so us to come to yau at once. I denim whet to think, on eny oath." r.i+A+ 3:k $.3a4.3:-t-AtA4-a+Ki CHAPTER Me', All 111.71 11101171(1e eliinheam kept on re. 111 1114747 Eimen's angry look and Nemeth, mei ptezzling (wee Mein. She 70111(not Mid 1111y reti,on for 811711 .1 likeclia- Irmo 0111' 7010 btAd 11(t7.1.71' seen her befone end 17 slight unensiness the teem null had deeeenden upon her. thilde trreveulcd her anwlioning Miss Field, the 470Vv11117ss, 11110 her charge, as to the beautiful slrenger's fooling 111 the house, and 110 (hence nerd WaS utlered that could enlighten her. Nor did sho eve Eileen again, somewhat to her 11i3- 7ml:o1ntment, for she wielied to ask Iter what she had done to preveke such marked antipathee end longed foe the opportunity of doing so with the ardour of a youth et the scent of battle in that :" "Ole but 1 am riot even what you might call of respectable pareulage,lui ,, ke in Sunbeam, 1101, with exelieulent• "What Sir fielph Rept Wel: is what you ought In know. . . lely father is no- thing but a burglar. . Ho has been in prison StiVell years . . Even your see - vents would shun me, if they knew it. El'ell the village people dtd. Lady Grose drew her et) her and kissed her, exclaiming-- ierhat makes lee differencle, Sun- beamre . I feel suyou are right. To a hungry heart snch things are trifles And 110W 1 ask you to be tt daughter to me., to replace Me little girl 1 lost so !teeny years ego. You are horaeless-1 am chillness. We earl thus help each 11. ;Aron did not return to the house °Ilier' 80' if 8.11' 11444 71011571118, will with Lady Larkin, anti Sunbeam lunched i in the echoolroom after a short, walk in Sunbeam hesitated. Again the 1101, lee Perk. Lady Lar11 bed sent up bleed rushed to her brow. weed for her M go down to the dr/143'111g- ‘dilof.Bir BelPh and ler, Sinclair say yes, room at three O'clock, reedy to accent- 1 must ask them both, as they made me promise to de nothing without puny her on a shopping expedition in 00,,sellind diem And Mr, stultdr____,, order to °Mahe the verious necessities emu, she required. But IL was long before of cetuse, leave all that to Sir thin hour when James cunie to request na1Ph Freer'" interposed Adele, some- il-,,,;;;ufjeTengjei31 hlatle Artl0sreseFnield a:1110e feliati'rhe iiilinnmvwfinourifisairvse.ry1 rmsti lit an Igict chombseevnlILIsi ,e„„ what stiffly. "You see, he is a young ir room elter delivering hie inessage. y,iu'l,,,,suptfdosxelisi.saFiliyeidee;tsisnoliiienlieheezslecitourusego. hat will be enough, won't It 7' jrsengn,lasnbeeetlsaaidt. hey, puzzled. ingly. "She has lunched here to -day and is interested in yoeng "girls. No «,0'1'301f Aelort.uses71,1:bisbh.efoluiencisitanlilen,gly replied, doubt Ledy Larkin has told her about sti e emi already." and knows "Why is she 1/11088740d in yeeng girls?" asked Sulibeam, tieing from her see! as she spoke. "I think it is because she last her only child, a girl, years ego,' replied MISS Field. "Inn I will lee you about that =ether time. You hail better go down at Caiee. Perhaps. she knows of some- thing that niuy met you, if she ap- proves of yeol. And 1 run sure stee will de 111711. . "I hone so," felleeed Sunbeate, smooth - Me her huh' with a hasty hand. "Per- haps it is silly 0!)n, eliss Field, but I feel rather nervous." The governess laughed, her somerehal hard Moe softening. "Poor child !" she eeelahned, gentlY• "And you need mt., They ain both the kindest, souls in the world, ever ready tie lieth tthese loss fortunate than them- selves. Hut in spite a that cheering assurance the girl fell her knees eheking beneath lier LIS she entered the drawing -room, and, foe i. memenl, the mist before her eyeS prevented her from distinguisheig ilny object distinctly, l'heti she glanced around the. Immense 1,,,111, half hoping that Eileen wee there, 811NV Lady Larkin and a stranger only. 'rime had etopped talking, end were 0..serving her, should feel that / must •see him. You in "So eou are Simb. um ?" Ham ready see, a blood lie is never quite dissolved." 111 Cruse, rising and holding out her hand. Lady Cruse shook lier head. "Lady larkin has told me all about you, "I know, my child. Nor perhaps then d, lel (111,1 1 to, Hutt 1 rulisi make you,. ac_ should I wish it to be. 1 should be the le ' 0111.1. IrM person lc rob a parent of a Child A letter fluttered from her knees to willthgle- But we On consider that the ground es ehe raw, i4enbearp Meep_ matter lathr. For the present you have ed aud picked it tip. Lady Cruse laughed left him willingly, ihereforeo he Deed Tiot as she took It. exclehning : know where you ere, Now, Adele, I will Ins Sit' nalples! Poop Sir Ralph ! leave yott both. As soon as Sir lealph whet would he soy if he kiiew !het 1 has beard n13' Pretiosal 10 'have 171171 reed il, Ail•ele. Also tvliat should be sae 11 he knew whet 1 have PrePosed to do for Iii8 little protege. Ith me SO, poet' men I And yet, once—s" She eighed, itnil a ead Intik chased the smile from her ftwee "Me little one loved 11117 eo ! Per Sir Ralph I Will he ee 1, I wo n dee ?" Leder her eyes on 'beam's 1(117111117 i Inco "Yes, yes," exclatmed Adele in some! confusion. "110 heeded the responsibil- i y on 10 his 'uncle which was sensible lee 111111; his fiancee, Miss Enron Bi - ',neve, tithes up all his epere lime, end I aii1 afraid you would have found him somewhat, of a broken 'seed." Both women noticed Inc effect of those words ueon Sunbeam with different feel- ings. Adele's heart sank ae 1110 gires bitieh changed to a deathlike pallor, a pained expression filling her dark eyes. And for the moment she felt vexed with herself for causing both, though, for Eileen's sake, she knew she had done Lee wisest. thing., Ludy Cruse, not seeing the neeesstly for 11, fell aogry with her friend for her bluntness. It was feminine, of course, that Adele should at once think it wise to nip any bit of ('ornanee In the child's Mier), es things stood, but foolish also, and not untouched with feminine mean- ness. Thereforo, she sought to change the subject by saying kindly— "All 1 ask Is for you to leave your father entirely. And after ell Sir MIMI says, 1.10 hot think that wnuld be such a terrible taste, since you wish 14 remain in biding teem him.' "Your cath Pheugh I" sneered Dan with a0 low- voice. "Whens Mal, Bill Green? Come, confess your game, or "On my mother's bones, there shilke me dead 11- I lie. I stayed al. 'Alf Way House and then came Mine. Mit I re. (172(1)1171' 110W seeing 'el' inies loOking 111 through the bar winder nt me. And yet vhen I runned out she'd gern, and 1 hought it Was my fancy. But it tiii1S1 iare been 'en Why didn't I guess thaH Vhere the deuce then can she be? Can ha have gorn all those hours ego?" lee stepped aghast. Ins heart slink In. o his Loots. A horrid fear clutched his hronl. He tried to speak- again, end holced violently in the effort. • 'telly, wiping her tears, turned exeec- alley te Dan, who looked utterly hewn- ered as he realised that 13111 was lee - n; the li•uth, and WaS tiS Illnett at sea 7 the matter as himself. "She's gene 1" he explained, after a ight pause. "And perhaps you did see er, then. . . When I gel home I found id light in the kitchen oul, end think - e 17: ihr si 077 no—at least nett at present, !in ales to listen. But seeing a shin though the day might (mine when I 07 lhat funny I went to the foot of Ihe "That 1 cannot say," she exelnimecl. "\Ve nilest wall- Ile says that he is eoming up fir fl few days to mike final errangements foe Surtbrenes comfort, i euppose, as she 1.as run away, 8.) 71)4' 7(10(My gueseing 51 11(7 participation in lee ad he thinks 17 whier 1107 10 001110 DI (Hire, Therekire. 1111111 lie appears, suitheinn must remeln with lee. Nee' husband thinks it better, But site must knew. whet your kind offer is. Sil down, Sunbeam; '‘N0 have it great deal to say. Lady Cruee, oil hearing you went le do eowelletig, has kindly euggesled pont" gt,ing 10 hr 1177 n comp:neon. 1171 good of ler. But, as I said, We 1111.151. wait be- fore deciding, Ae Sir nelph Freer haii taken up 11177 =diets for you, you will hero le consult 111m a 111110. elle may heve emeething, tell you MAW, your either evlien he homes. You may even I.e'ahle to go home then." e under her door I thought nothin ore about it, and settled rn)selt in the 1011e11 for the night, 1 slept soundly, ed only woke about an hour or so ago. ton I went up to call her, angry wen myself for oversleeping and being lake for 7710 151(1 we ought Lo catch gc,es in 13 1%;ry short lime. Even if we find her o0w we can't get IL Gelling no enciver, ricked up the key I had dropped ihe gin lx•fore, and opened the clocir. The on? was empty, nol a stick was out. et ice, the candle had burned away en- el,v and the bed was untouched. kindly I thought you must have need beck end let her out, locking (1001' again, alit now I can think of thing. ihiless she managed lie ,sop key in, and—" Never mind that now t" exclaimed 13', rising excitedly, "the thing in to her, Slie may be Int,4, dying; dead Ips," er voice dropped to Gil ominous epee. Yes," ejaculeled Bill, ewe must look *er, She 11117-4 lia neer. As for 110' tg dead, Het. Mkt emur teethe. 'You flys cackle non.sense when you open r jaw. Just 5' 7711 your lodger's ears, keep 3', 71 0y0S On Dan and me go and look. We don't want 5113'. 10 kllOW yet , say she's Milying et me 001114, with you. . • 1 shall merying all the lime about hoe" she I I iti beam, for a time, al all events, let me Icti6w. I told you when you flist sang lir praises that she might, be the girl I ,ss have sought for so long as companion. sti Now I have seen her 1 de not wish to the •relinquish the Men. I want het, exceed- nc. 'ugly. Do your best for me." the She kissed Sunbeam again with term ni Allil MO girl Wag conscious e1 n great longing to throw her arms en; meninil the stalely neck. She lied never p".(i, seen any one ieo beautiful, so tinsel- if noting as this sad -fared women, ,whose \yid eyes pierced to her 50711, lier heart WBS 117 erflowillq with gratitude lo her when 1.57l7' letelon returned, saying brightly-- eel, "item are a lucky girl, Sunbeam. Lady Cruse is the nicest W01111111 I 1C11010. Of alw e0t110 Sir thl11111 Ne'111 advise yeti to me and you cep her offer." will '14111 site looke =lumpy that 1 felt (..nt, Olnity Mr the if he asks you Inclined lo ery. Is She Unhappy, I.ady st ?" "She herl 11 great sorrow. /Oen), years ago She Itn,1 her 11111i, girl--Ilie child dis- be et uppear(d from ber home whilst Lady (:11/80 WI'S la a ball, She wos a widow :11ou then, and engaged to Lord Cruse, And, .7N ailliciigh she awl her husband are de- s17s1). tioted lo teeth other, elle has never for- i I 1 Ins 4771( 07 that tereible grief fey e shall • laying a (111)) (711147 hand on his Men +=sense7 leo you want lo rouse 1cions ?" retorted Don, as 13111 shook elf free with a low curse. "We find her hiding in one of the small eirvee heneath the cliff or perhaps nearer home then Young ems like her meet" seek" dent)) welingly, 1171c1 aS the niist cleared on' eerly after dark she can- not have 11171 it accidentally Re. Welt find her right enoogle and go on at once Irsin," by the next t . Itelly eighed heaelev. But ,lie checked lirnsobs, although her heart was full a Misgivings. For she knew that—es often before, see must give in to the Iwo T»dli W110 had ruled hee more er less tor so ninny YelleSi "1 wish you bed stayed. 10hPre you was, 11711," :me snapped, her eyes' flash- ing. 'rho men laughed. "1-1151's kind to the one what's kept YOU 7111 roue lift, but genlitood ain't le 1.•i7 found growing on thistles, and If you just Icerp your tongue from wagging, it don't mailer, to tile what, you think," retorted her brother, sidling up to the batil«loor and lifting latch, "We were happy enough, Sunbeam and me, until you came, Now the Lord akne knowS when See lie regain with smite on her face," she eentinued "011,. that'll be very soien," 7177 7(7(7)7771 Den, gOod-humoredly. "When ehe is my wife she'll be smiling Teem morning to night, So keep your pecker up and look cheerful, or you may gol u6 Ink Iroublo. 'With which piece of advice be followed 11111 out Into the garden, erel then en to the math, road. 1-letty walehed Mein from the window with streaming eves. BM hearth ,;11 is searching for the ehild. •Thoegh . . ' 'No. 1 do not 111thic so," replied Sun. inTrYbOtlY hut herself is sere that the benne. coMeing deeply. "I think I shell tillte thing must, have died. "Oh, poor Lady Cense! How dreadtel for her! And she has never heard any- thing al, 7111 (1770111 the elite:1.9" lady Larkin shook her heard, "Navel', How she disappeared, why, ('11(1 ‘vnet e, are ettbjee s burled in the depths a mystery, But the t wits years ego. The girl must huve been found lied she lived. lint glad she likos y011; Stinliettne ns you will be very happy there, Jr you go. Leith your nemesake, Yoll Pierce the Mends end win hearts ,31, .111•771 eight. 1111(1 net expeet. Lady Cruse' to say sir much That she dld is proof positive that you have 75 071 her to Y0111' side, Yoll have conquered us all, 111"I'Nboog,111.11‘.)"1, till," n m ;enured &mime in, Smiling, but with a sharp pang of pain (15 she recalled Eileen's 11)11(7(10 towards her:, "Nearly all of them," replied Lady Larkin, divining her thought, and won- dering if the girl's sudden gravity was due to the remembrance that Duncan was. engaged to Eileen. "I'm heti sorry 7)0171 her," she mused. "But It is better, Eileen InlIst not be ((71. 351, Flee jealousy is aiready up In arms, 11,0ne must be sacrificed, that ono Is Sunbeam, of course. Per 1 cannot be - Neve that Duncan has not made love to' her, she le so charming, it I knew any, thing of mer1, 110320111<1 not help himself," tilAPTEI# XV, Mettalvdttile, iSomplete car41,o,nallon never retern 110\1*. Aly father 77111 be (1(7471'). for lon g time, anti—', "volt w111 yorne 1" interposed Lady 11811 41 eageely, her eyes t71111 excitement, for she frit stratigly drawn .this girl a the people 71,1111 the ,!iiiticertmee of a young (Imam, ' l•Milhohni Itlushad again es she leoked (me one to the othee iineslioning. Hnl foe the moment weeds felled her, al- , though 11 longing to say yes invaded her lion: 1 vsm11 vt,ppoworlip, fe,e0c, silo, 740, 115(1 ilo 770 1(1(1 tillyiliafg lo Mese the sadness trent Lady Cruse's eyes. Never before btld :AP IlibTa2(1 by IlIly 0110, 71 "Wined yoii '771 '1' come le tue, Sun - benne Mal Iny home a Mlle?" 11,Ne(1 Leidy Cettee. "I a111 a lonely we- • nal»; tT y0ling life 11140 youes would bo 77 confined pleasure. And 1 Until; you 41001ti Ile very hoppy with me. 'What do yee think about it? 11 (7011)' friend, Sire Ralph approves; will you come?" "1 slimed' like to beyond all things," exerlaimed The girl. 'But there is mine - thing 1 ought, to toll you, 'You do not 'know oll about rno. 1 ant nott---'t She hesitated, cheeiced by a smile on the older sVoman's taco, ft young face, 11 young itt IS "I know enough,.1 want a ,inurg alt. I do niet 11111110 111(10.11 fear any hing drepigul now I have Seen yOU, SUnbettre, Larkin has told me that you have rep °way teem your father to escape 11. distatiertd inaretage, There la 110 crane • to her work, whleh 117 That 11301170711, COnsisled in preparing the breakfast. He glanced Inqueliegly at her as elm cerrkel it in and wished her good -morn, the aedleg— "And I hope the eight's rest bee dis- pelled the clouds that oppreesea you thet night, Mfse Green." "Some elanids don't go Away ever, sir," site replied ln a solemn valve, her eyes merle& For the life of her she,counin't look lnlo his merry face just then. Bre eides 1111 migle see that. elm bud been crying, "You seem very here, fhts morn- ing," lie coolinueil, "I suppose the .eune 1ms called your niece out, and—" "Sunbeam stayed away last night, at Olney, with eorne friends," interrupted 'Jetty. "Oh 1" ejectilateil Duneen, wondering what elle. wane Inid looking up sharp- ly. "Then when you said she was in bed and fast asleep last night you really did n01 know if that lees truer She looked oonfused, "No," she etammered, "I don't exact. Ie. 1)117 11 was late, and as she was with quiet fell( / geeseed speke the truth. won ask eve when she comes beak...el she comes to -day, For they may per suede her to step on, and there's Pre ctous little in St. Lawrence to want lo make her come back. I hope you've all you want, sir. Are you going sketching all day, and will you tette your lunch wlt iiNhor it " ol•lday, thenk.s. I shrill stay In St Lawrence. Perhaps, 10-m0rrow or the next day 1 shall go.up to lewn. 1 Italie business that may demand my pre - 80700 171080." 1171 SnllIed 74) himself as he band ber sigh of relief, hut as she closed the door 11 loelc of intense clouded Ms features and he knit les brows, per- plexed. "What does it mean?" he inueed. "Does she Ile, or have those reseals fold he: that? Is she in the plot, or bine, she? Al all events, she does not know I heard Gentleman Dan's unceremonious entrance, The reseals have vine off new. I wonder what will happen ? Ry now Uncle (7511111 Is home with Adele. peor tittle. Sunbeam I . . . I MUSE 110) go to my unclers rt. in rase the serunpa get on to the right scent. Bo( 111 not quit the village lo-riny. I'll sketch the 1 //rot . . My landlady looked glum when I told her I shobld remein. For smile reason or other she wanted to get rid of me." (To he continu(7d). A HOME-MADE MIXTURE Is INExPENSIVE AND EASILY PRE- PAttleD 1171 ANYONE. Is Said In Promptly Relieve Backache and Overcome Kidney Trouble and Illaileer Neetaliness. la, will appear Very interesting to from a Toronto daily paper, giving 01 name' people here is the article taken a simple prescription, as formulated, th hy a noted authority, who claims that 111 he has found a positive remedy to cure n almost any ease of backache or kidney , w or bledder derangement, in the follow -1 to ing simple proscription, if taken before of lee sthge ef Bright's disease; 1 pir Fluid Eetract Dandelion, eine-half 7 th ounce; C.empound Kargon, 0210 otinecH le Compound Syrup Stirs/Teethe, three wt ounces. Shake welt i» a bottle and 1 77s (eke in teaspoonful doses after each nee meal and again id bedtime. 4)0 , A well-known authority when nee- .ort ed regilisting prescrild:'Ill, 511113(1 tre that I he in gredieres all harm- 1-011 less, and cen he obtained nt a 83(1811 )131 cost thom ;my good prescription pita 1 eft mucy, or the mixture weuld be put lie fro if asked to do so. Ile Nether staler!, lee that while this preseeiplien Is often ees preeeribed .131 rheumatic aMictio»s 'with 1 nee splendid results. he could see no rea- I are dre mu ler ion upon the keiney structure, clean. or sing these most Important organs and sutt helping them to slit end finer from lite! 6,, blood the foul octets and tveste metier' which canse sickness and .sufferlieg, hoee who suffer caa make no mistake In giving 11 a trial. • A WORD OR TWO. Drink is the eblef cause of suicide: The Germans are wearing aluminum neckties. eVormout billiard bells are ettt into f dice. Pettit preserved without sugar keeps the! nr best. eery There are eight while men to one white. ittali l'eve famous models of the fameue Starr Skatee. The "VELOX" our new nockey skate-- and emeodies 42 years experience in skate =Wog, "LADIES' FLANGED BEAVER" ie au old favorite—that is better and more populer than ever, if your dealer tides not handle Starr Skates, write for free copy al out ipoe Skate Doak and name of tee dealer iu your neighborhood ram will supply you. The Starr Manufacturing Co.* Limited DARTMOLIT11, N. 8. CANADA. 22 ERAN01-1 OFFICE • • • • TORONTO, PIM THE FARM. teele"AceiteWeeiveoeeneeneepeeeeonew TREAT THE SHEEP FOR TICK In order to avoid trouble le the front 11714s, lice or seab, the s should, without fan, be treated t a year with one of the PeoPrie dips 011 the market. in a few after shearing the ewes in the em the lambs should be dipped, and so cf the preparation rubbed over ewes, tegain, before welter sees the whole flock should be either ped or have the "dip" poured upon animals from a coffee pot or other s(1e. the woo) being "shed" or opened a Intervale of foue or five inches Mr that purpose. With shoet-wooled sheet), dipping at this season is guile practi- cable and safe, but with the long - wooled breeds, the meth of material 3(17(11.7 ha pouring is much more eoonoinical, as no tank is required, unit much less of the dip is used. To facilitate 1110 work of pouring, three persons are required, one lo hold the sheep, one to shed the wool, and an- other to our the liquid, which should applied warm. The man holding the sheep nest sets ft uncle it rump, the back leaning against him, and vith hie hands sheds the wool on its it‘tee,lc and breast, while another man le shedding on tho belly, thighs and lower sides, and the pourer attends to both. The sheep is then allowed lo ' to pens ten feet wide because 1 Met , te Oepelnle 111y 10W1A 1n10 SeVera • ' flocks. If 1 had been seeld»g to build e expense of material, construction and. a 11.5e I should have cut loose from the' double pitch roof and the par/Mons. g ' My house would have been constructed (' e. of the most economleal suitable ma - (Mal obtainable, its width would have, 00 flock been fifteen feet, unless the lumber to 00 beep be used would eul, 4o better advent,: 71 wice age for a different width of the 110532, 1,71 tore The back of the houee should be three be days feet high and the front six feet or MO.( n trig, er if neeessary, to gem the right pitch; B me for tile kind of roof covering to be used,1 be the The roof to be of single pileb, the front! in, of the house enclosed be' wire nellingdp dip- except the lower two feel, which are) ev 1be boarded. If there ls danger of 63/070' ves- drifting Into the front. ot the house the wire netting may be retniereed by cur- tains of burlap or cotton cloth let down when occasloo requires, The floeue is Iva drained ground, elevated enough le, keep out all surface,' waler. My house .is covered with asbestite paper held In piece by narrow strips of thie heard. Roosts In pairs extend along neer the back of Ihe house. There are Water should he supplied by pipes 1 I Bo no roestInk platforms. Old be continuously running. If the gr water rnust be brought daily it must ma be kept in pails or fountains inserted in front, of the house where 'they can an be emptied and filled from the outside lia of the house. of Red POPULATION OF LONDON. May Reach the 16,000,000 Mark In the Year of 1960. • I small' 0. Ii()UNO LJ FOLKS LITTI,E 11.ED AIDING liOOD. When Delete Jep gave Lillian 1110 beautiful rod hood, witli its long, graceful cape, he laughed p.4144 3771C17 I "NOW, little girl, you ere oettily and lenlY 'Red Riding -hood,'" And Lillian emiled And eleppeci her hands, for the idea pleased hen 'f hut very afternaon mother itslied 1101' 10 carve 4 baeket over 10 greedrna. Just Mee the other Little lied tenting - hood, Lillian bed to pees throtion 41 etreteh of woodland beforie elm reached grendinals'house. "Wonder if I'll meet. the welS1 the story tells eboute she murnilierode„Theit 41 7144' thought of meeting such. a feelene clime animal in the peaceful little "'tie woods, where nothing but birds and litarrelS bed ever been seen, .she laugh - 41 merrily. 13u1 the afterneon was. growing short, nd 5110 tnnet hurry 111 order to mace Orandeint's before nightlall. So .elle i Iiisped her basket tightly' end walked n faster. All at onee she gave a strire What uld that. great thing be that WAS ming 80 swiftly toward her? • in the im light sten fancied that it looked st like a Mg wolf? What 1( 11 should 7 Surely she Inust Lett him 'Olaf. she msn, I. Little Red Ritiing-hood at ali, ut then veolves were so wicked, Inv- ite would at her, anyway. Her heart beat quickly, mei she wised a moment to think whether It ould not be nest to try to clinth a ee. True, she couldn't climb very well, bin no (1Muhl. she would be able to get beyond reach of the, hungry wolf The next inelent all her Marts van - felled, and, sobbing for joy, she threw her arms around Rover, as he dashed manly teveard her. Of course, Rover was the wolf she had dreaded, and the nicest, kindest "wolf' in the world. Nobody ever celled a doggie nicer than ver. Mu may be SUM that Lillian. 'Mid andrna an about ihe "wolf." (inland - stinted, awl declared she hadn't. the ghteet intention of 'being eaten by y wolf, and she was sure that 1.11- n would escape 11.1un, too, ill SOlig The fact lbal. she was now "Little Riding -hood." a house to hold laying hens at least tend up, An opening in the wool Is tilde the full length of the spine front eump to crown, and a. liberal portion poured in, which runs down the sines, completing the operation, about. a quart of the solution bathe sufilcient r each sheep. Two men and a bo • three strong and active toys, wi us treat from tiny lo seventy shei a dny, and the expense for labo nd material is so little. compere ith the peofit in the ginwIll W00 say nothing of the comfort ami their the sheep Insured, as' to make it ime necessity in the management o 0 flock. The feel that no ticks ma nolieed it 1 this seeson is ree (mese iy the treatment, should nol be used Ihe pest may develop during the nter, or scurf and scab nmy *Peer, using the sheep to rub thole wool and fall in condition, evhen the /amen) cannot well be ridmintslered eng to the ewes being forwent with' 1177 and the weather lOo cold. If, er the flock has been treated, sheep m untreated flocks are purchased, y should be subjected to the pro- s before 1 ring permitted to join the lc, as they may infect, the cleansed nude with ticks or the germ•s of the ad disease known es settle ceustng 013 worry and less. The noelcmas- whose flock is suffering frOnl any these preventahle causes, will 5150 er in his perket and in his -mind 11 his neglect, while, on the other hence having done les duly by his sheep, he will enjoy seelng there heal. riekp%teeindin PlhmesiPzeumne77.70'e 0011IdWOOWilnalblde 1171111. IOC or strong lambs fee his labor and the small expense involved. Tbe Metropolitan Water Board is en- Fro gaged in h•ying to eolve the great prob- lem of London's (England) water stip- A My, fitly years hence, when the popula- erty lion ils area will he more than blool doubled, as a step toward the solution 011ie shilograigne vraesrleoryteosirpsarls of London largo will of the problem the board is now erect- an 1, The experts of the Water Board car- sr'iljerle ill te.tiolladteodn tv,h,(1131.1 bbye 189,010,1100teo, poenpdniaitiaatn by yf ,p,bavet t the year 1960 it will be 16,000,000. Inc Whence is 10 001310 the tuipolluted the water le supply that vast aggregation 1 may of human beings? That is the very ing five of which beMng to a huge tower, 60 feet square in plan, that springs out o' the nmin mass of the block. The weight of the tower alone approaches 19,000 Ions. The entire building Con- tains about 934 acres of Door space, and when fully occupied will aecom- enoclate SOITIE 6.000 people. To promote the oomfert of this huge army of business folk, there will be in- stalled 15,0110 incandescent lamps, six- teen elevators, and sufficient steam-en- .pg.rizelstsso, rsdYntoarme.gcluPipuinails'' lantlig1de a flinecto0ftyn', ee'here so molly storeys have to be served. some of the. elevators are "lo. cal," others "express"—the last for the uppermost floors. The pace at whIch. the elevator moves play.s havoc with the constitutloas of seine of tile ate constructional Cross-brac- ;nen: arnrolsm alter with du gonal emAed "Ito:we:8"v:: 10alle917e0gw:IfIrdenresv Pespeaueiellsr, Hes such as are used ift the Eiffel Tow- er is rendered impracticable by the At the same fime means must he adopt- ed for enabling the strlicture to with- '‘I'vhhei 011)1 ro0cIrcle'inilltIals, been solved in the following manner. As has 510111<13' been mentioned, the tower is 60 feet square in plan, leach et the tour faros is divided by ,verilien ltb‘1qedgel, g0111M115 into five panels 12. feet All the necessery erering is hummer. ated into the end panels of it side, and itxt teandlesrgiebece‘rivb11,0•1711c eilieevigebtolf elm,11113, \leo) \i‘l.ae111, 81(11a:11 )alletrbcrriegl;t1o7veciree:eornileedatse One hsecloiers- 0" compartments hunt among floe rier rind one in the centre. Thus three panels on the side are left free front obstruction, and great rigidity is Ob- tained. SAVER ON WAY TO SCAFIe01.D, Nether Reptievere as Ile Was there; • Talom From Celle • 41(1 ion dille07111Intalis(1.1i.iTrign'iti‘‘n.111,1 G‘‘011.3.• 1, murder, Was the other day ily reprleved es he was being in his tor execution, t.; wire wit:thig round the and titiesoMe,s had Imo] 11(7. 7718. lei lest moment M(1 Ill'. len a telegram tees received le( IrIL`lenei11111011)(0;r03311711:1nI 1 All'iTeeudleitl.111'''' tsoner's eounse1 111111 succeed. 17j.ipg 11;7111 eew feels 3(7447. 77'"' innocence of thaselles,s, lodged by telegraph /1777 ergieit n • the in Mel court of' 111(7111.0111).°111;.i;1.x,,,,c,;,(1,77078 '1(7 11 71, WORLD'S -HIGHEST BUILDING. m Basement to Flagstaff the Height Is 740 Feet. t the corner of Broadway and Lib. Street, New York, stands a, large c of oinces icnown as the Singer e building. To this is being built extension which, when completed, be the' tallest structure in the • Lhe Eiffel 'rower alone excepted; the vertical distance from the ment to the base of the 'flagstaff he peak of the roof will be 6)21), hiding basement and foundations total height of this "skyscraper"' be sot Cliasen at 740 11. 'rhe 7711(1. contains ferly-nine floors 11177)3'. • son Why It would 1101 )10 a splendid re- medy fer ludney and urtnery troubles UM! backache, as it has a peculiar se - THE OPEN FlIONT HEN HOUSE, - '017511 In hudin. In 2,000 revs 1110 shape of fish hooks has not changed. It is onty in America that books and papers are eold Mains, Of ell callings the waiterie shows the greatest morttility-91 per 1009, The railroads of Holland ere so well managed that the deaths by aceident on them average but one a year. The Japanese ceneus As inaccurate. They take It by simply counting the hcuses and allowing live persons le cinch house. Lavish yeufel meane a grobbleg old age. Prospevity is pughed by put -away pennies, • Every penny saved le less pang 0,/ foreboding,. Improvidence trifles has never swelled a thud< account. Lach (8111' the spending nitierobe 45 succeeefully Mbght, salt clown the 0(351. valent, Too many women who week 111)71. 1) easier to go) than to loop. The worker fares better when she learns the difference between eroninny and stinginess. '11)0 fear of being called mean has merry a time paved the path to the poor. house, A bank occount is a nerve tonie hard 7,, beat for the girl who must, face the future. Arithmetic foe fortune -founder: Give the ratio 01 0114 squandered dime to th„i saved dam% Most of ihe money in the world goes hr eating and dressing, A pointer for Mt woman who Wonld begin lo save, Generosity, like charity, should have a home start, It is neither generous nor thrifty lo spend lavishly on others (71 (77<' vost prnhahld dependence on others in °lair tome downstate:3 she hirnoil bock y have 'been trying to prildiCg 57(171) each poultry progress, writes a ropondent. My netveel, hen house ceinplekel hos es front of two inch mesle Wird nelong. The building is fifteen feet wide and forty feet long.' Its length may be inereneed at will. l'he roof is double pitch with the peak nearer the front. than the rear, I shalt hove to confess that Ibis Is partly for rooks, A single pitch or shed roof lakes less lumber, The house is vided by partitions of Wire netting in- serious qUegt.1011 for the present aulboil. lies to answer for the sake of oeming generations. G. G. Easton, Mayor of 'Fulham. and a Ineinfie,- ef the London Water card, •Iold a newspaper reporter the other night that the matter WfiSo re- ceiving the very earnest ateention 701 the board. "Al present," he sold, "London's water comes principally from the Thames, taken out between Hampton and Staines. It is possible that with the increase of people and new means of communication; 1116 Thames velley may have a population et 2.1100,000, ithen be possible to draw up- on that neeessarily polluted water for suPP131 Shall we have to go further up Ilte river far it? I! so, how far up the river will it be praeticable for us 70 ga? Thad are seme of the questions we have to dent with, Fifty-five per cent. of otir Wilier COMM igOiti the Thames, about 20 per cent. from the Lea, and something under 10 per cent, is pumped front evens." The suggested solution ot the prob- lem of the tufttre, continued Mr. East- on, was to secure wntee from the riv- ere at flOod time and store it. AIrenily great reservoirs were being provided, reservoirs which would contain more water than the cubic space of tho inter- ior of St. Paul's Cathedral, had bePrt 101.Ind that, wilier not eltogether pure 'became pure by natural action in ler storage km a few weeks. "There Le neluelly stored in Lennon a" the present moment," said Mr. East - 071. een0,,gb mtor 18 fest. for ...some mon ths." 04,00600060-48036174000414436:3000 Don't neglect your cough.. Statistics show that in New York City alone over 200 people tse every week from consumption.. And most of these consumptives raight be living now if they had net neglected the warning cough., You know lung quickly Co'' .Ernatiforz enables you to throw off cough or cold. ALL batInnisTst Md. AN el,CO, Ipta tr1100.4414041) . 11101 tentenee 6C) many, to I Q...,50. temporal, — token fro 1 Spec 1 a I ag° 1 scaffold, fiellied t rtved, WI from tire tiering 11 penelly. Th.' pr ed in lir: ge,ling I anti had , fakir. iia 1 tidal. . °Whig 111,-, MN, n11,1 lien N rt, c.1 (.117,' WOO eto trp .77 :if p met 01171„1