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The Prior started up with an ex-
clamation and a conviction that de-
lirium hat again seized upon the
sufferer. But tirot her Cypriall
caught Ins robe in his feeble naud,
and assured lam that he was not
raving, entreating him to sit still
and hear him. Taere was no dis-
turbance in Ills face, no hurry or ira
coherence La his voice, and the Prior,
inexplicably constrained, obeyed him
"There, opnosite to where you are
sitteng,, I saw- Jahn. He was dressed
as he was when he lent us that morn-
ing wheele, untie !yeeterdan seenn-
ed so long ago, and now. might be
yesterday for Its nearness to me.
The sainting courage was gone !atom
his face, bat there Was a light keit
such as I have Dever seen, and yet
seem- to know. Be stood just there
and gazed at no, andst epoke 'to him,
not with my liao, but as spleit
epeaks to spirit. and sol he answered
me, not In nvoyde oil this world's len-
gunge. I told alin that I was not
afraid, that 1 knew he had been re-
leased long shice, and nem knew that
he had -come tto tea me tuY Mena was
at hand. And . the spirit: on me -
brother said to my splait teat it
was so; and, father, listen, lesten,
that you toray be very sumer-the
monk raised himself slowly, and
lifted one hand Ea miasma assevera-
tion,-"ely broeher bent over me,
nearer and nearer, 4lact 1 wee not
afraid. Hee hand was hidden in his
breast. until he :was leaneng quite
closes to me; but then he withdrew
lt, an towelled my raes with some.
thing which it .1101."
"My God witis what ?" aald tive
Prior. in a hoarse whisper.
A faint wale. dawned ton Brother
Ceprearns face, as he fell gently hack,
and his outetretelted hand dropped
at les sale -
"Were: tlit• fenetens Token."
The gr' s heel rest covered the
new -wade grave, in .the ,
burial gruel at 1,....errato when
the vie rat Chet the etiantennity had •
tea et d t Item irv tee t r nett on
f tie." loorota. aral Cover diaper-
eion. Tioni was tee> tente of whielt
the Aroma: ef tane Cover Masters
tona when tar litotiry IneY.
Levi net ete •. I reitt nol. net retied
'with a great f rte. aga'aatet, tho
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nol h ch thee' load ratified.
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the town, the atterieenteetie
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joining some • other- commualty of
their order. Late in the evening of
the day which witnessed the final
dlepersion of the monks, some of the
soldiers and a few people of the
vicinity, who had timidly offered
them the friendship of fear, enter-
ed the denuded chapel. ; The light
was dim, and the stripped walls and
undecorated altar presented a rue-
ful picture of desolation. In the
gloom they discovered a figure,
prone upon the outermost step of
the sanctuary ; the head resting
against the altar rails. It was that
of the Prior, and he was quite dead,
his face bearing no mark of violence
or distortion. The long heavy sleeves
of his white robe were tightly
wrapped round an object fie -nolo
pressed against his breast. When
they loosed them, the crucifix, which
had stood upon the altar, fell from
their folds. The Prior's face was
calm, serene, happy and he had eva
denely died without a struggle. But
the monks' held ever firmly that he
died of a broken heart.
The new possessors of Kilferran
Abbey were rouge and warlike
men, lett not exceptionally brutal.
and they eurfered a remnant of the
brethren such as still lingered near
to lay their Prior in the abbey
ground. They made his grave next
to that of Brother Cyprian, and
when he reeted there the secret of
the treraure confuted by Lotus de
Valmont to the lwepLug of Kilferran
w.as haried with lam.
Tlje ritootke eontrivel to de-
taeh some of the reliquerioe and other
N'otos from the wotlie of the mon-
astery chapel, tut the iron heart -
shaped ea," witteh conteinel till un-
4-1.1:peeted a gem, was not among the
weeder. Neltaer aid it fall into thto
hands of the told:err, bat 71,1 one
remennered that there hail been
Sivii a. thing, or merited that it was
tits :hog.
Ste camp QUA (Wit ontee; upon Kilter -
ran Abb.ese, and it, was good for Bro.
tator Celortan that hoe was at vat
ho and las aWr.M... 171te yew.; ro.110
On anti en, noel eine abbey coeval JO,
Lis gar/:eel, tor in any way iniseloit.
eel, eat itto all pitee; witeeh letve
' ogre INS% iltcp:143Ars of MM. and
41,nrAkt„. tho sea tie i.01,.k! of the
leilman tiro whant leas beim within
their ehottteree wain. it had a trriat
Mel eatinteer reetete. The abbey wee,
intntiteel. peep'e eitel, loot by tine
oationtia aaaeeeeoue, amilese rairlos:
tea %%heap *ratan ann
.Itt is" wore, nunlerainS tit parte. '
lett by thee rewg. awfua ,:nr•
;as ter the- dead. rattail -one:node
tarottah thee 431C4 -00.A. (4•4.34rStA46.4 tcora
tat l'.4444 awl taut tow. Open t41 that ,
1444:ati:kkaft 44f the' 41ar-LeYt rate MO a
the witilte; tap,. ,ar...st,e 1.:116e;
bers resided at home. The old' feudal
spirit still dwelt strongly in them ;
they loved their people, as. they stills.
Wittuotit the slightest Insolent mean -
hog, called their tenants and neigh -
boas, who Lbeing still a :primitine
people, loved them. But the Tredeth-
lyns were a travailed race, and even
in the later times the castle was of-
ten empty, while its masters Were
exploring the beauties of eature, or
the treasures of art, in distant lands.
Free). a long spell of such. femptiness
and silence the castle was aroused,
in the early summer time, forty
years ago, by the return of Sir Ber-
nard Tredethlyn, with a nuraerous
state, including Iris only daughter,
a young French: lady her friend, and
several servants. The people were
-very curious to see Sir Bernard's.
daughter, who had been sent to
France, and placed in the change of
certain persons of • rank, just then
basking In the light of the second
Restoration, and Who were relations
of her mother. The young lady of
Tredethiyn Castle would be no unim-
portant person among her humbler
neighbors. No Tredethlyn had ever
been known to contract a second
marriage, even when no male heir
had been barn of his first, and Sir
Bernard was not likely to depart
from the customs of his forefathers
in this respect. The estates in Corn-
wall were entailed on heirs male, but
during her father's lifetime there
Was no doubt that Mess Tredethlyn
would remain undisputed mistres9 of
the castle. It was sited in the county
that Sir Bernard had saved very
large sinus of money for the purpose
of purchasing a landed estate for
his daughter, which should place her,
at hes death, or her marriage, In
a position almost of equality with
Ins successor in the Cornish property.
Sir Bernard had been travelling in
Ireland for some trite before he join-
ed his daughter at Paris, and people
had heard tell that lue had bought
a fine place there, down in the
South, but that there was no house
upon it, only a bottutif•al old ruin,
But all this was hitherto only 'hear-
say, and the ellief coalman of the
pinta: was that air Berloarel and hid
dangitter were coming lame, and
Abat it was to, be Ittopea the eoung
lady was Mee in her ways, and could
speak like other people, and not onlY
(*gibberish, ' a as ta be appre-
!tousled, cans:tiering that she had
aviel so lona in a place vairtere it was
natural, awl Moro AVIS the pity, for
everyone to talk gibberish..
e'er Bernarti otoo«1 his olaiigitter ar-
e:veil duly, an 1 everoo greeted with
the loetrtniese, quite nevoid or ser-
enity, elm ateterho se the Cor -
;Leto peasantry. Tho- earriattas were
et-tsely st•ratinizood as Zia. y paesiel taco
feratipe tolleeted at tho gates of
ti.• alai al- :at the Parr:age
reId, otery In= otesiroons of
tette/en:2,- tloe flroot gitotipao of Miss
Tredve Wait-
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Arti.8 a story current that a Venice
glass had once, been bot'ne Inshore un-
injured, and =ruled to the lady on
Teedethlyn, who gave the salvage
invent a ntea reward, and' had the glaeoe
placed in her own chamber. But it
lay broken on the ground next morn-.
Ing, and the lady told her wetting -
woman. that she had thrown it doWlt
by accident, and accounted for her
palenese and disorder by saying that
it was of ill omen to break a mirror.
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terwards, the lady not being able to
keep the knowledge of the terrible
thlug nmilvulgeti, that She had dashed'
the mirror to the grourni in a six -Mien
acteee of terror, having seen in it an-
other ram beside her own. The face
-wag that of a woman, very pale and
sorrowful, but dignified and beautiful
beyond belief, with hazeleeyes and rich
brown hair, adorned with a strange
head-dress, the like of which the lady
had never seen. As she looked, into the
mirror, the rair face grew- dim, and
began to fade, and then. a slender hand
was passed amuse the white throat,
.and the face was gone. Such was the
etory which was whispered abroad
about Tredethlyn, and it is certain
that the lady caused every atom of
the broken glass to be ground up and
burled in the earth, and that she en-
treated her husband, Sir Miehael, to
take her away from the castle, which,
she declared, was haunted.
In the chapel attar -lied to the
(gestic there were also onany pieces
of deopply-earved wood, and other
wales front the sea, notably the
wrong -lit brass lamo in. the sanctuary,
witL ite long swinging eliainit, had
belonged to a. noble 0111p in which a
Spaeoleit bishop hall sailed, and which
had gone to pieces off tha Loast of
Cornwall. Not a Me was: saved, but
many of the &townie) were washed
on. shore, end the epaulet]. bishop's
grave waS nettle before the altar in
the ehapel of Tredethlyit Castle.
Blanche and her fririel heard these
and many other lastorlee from the
old prieet, who had Mal there eince
before leer birth, had ineeeol boom
her gratelfather*e private chaplain,
anti was still her rather% awl pita
tor of tie, reality feat who dwelt
lot tie. eielnite- tor the eastle. et,Ir.
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ELY TOPICS
F TUE FAR
The Farm Cream Sepa ator.
We haae had occasion move than
once to retfer td the farm: separator
system uow so largely aritetleed in
many of the Weetenn States. This
system, properly speaking, is a
-plan by whica each patron of a
-creamery has a hand Or small sep-
stator ana separates les own milk.
at house, sending only the cream to
the factory. As contrasted with
the whole milk pan, waere the whole
milk is hauled to the creamery
&ad the skim milk returned, this sys-
tem has many advaatages. There is
a great saving in the met. of haul-
ing. This is figured out very nice-
ly by 'a Nebraska creamery maa.
His weekly make of butter was 08
tubs.. To have hauled the whole
milk to make this quantity per
week would Lave cost not lees than
$220. By each patron baying a seta-
arator and mending only the cream,
it cast but $68 to gather this, a
saving of $152, or between $G and
$7 per patron for the season.
Another distinct advantage claim-
ed for thee plan la taat the qualiey
of the butter improved. It is rea-
sonable to: steppes° that this would
be tbe ease-. Where the cream is
separateti from the milk as soon as
taken from the cow, there Le not so
mueh danger from bad flavors. A
small quanti•ty of cream can be
taken better care of than a large
quantity of milk by the average
patron, and thereSore the maker
gets the cream at the faetory In a
2,:aukethm.better condition than the milk
would be from which the ere= is
Then. the farmer has the skim -milk
114 perfeetly sweet ernelition both
morning- and evening. for hie ealves or
other &Wards tin the farm. Thai Is a
%4- great, advantage, mid In 'tootle •
where a toniteirteon Le mane with the
whelp nail: plan, aura -lent to ereablo•
1.1p. It:atty.!4 t4/ geov the etot, ,11 a Sop. '
manor in a Neat :hat while.
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41.1'ArAtisi for :11.311iito?st and tit t
Territortee where milk ta le
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VIERS.
A New Forage Crop• for Conte/lea
. .
What re:I:clover le to Canada., What':
alfalfa. is to the Southern States, .09"ti
the cow pea to the south. Throughoeit
the Southern States there is scier01446.
a planter who does net know tftfIV:
valuable crop and who does- not/ woe ett-
for either hay, for plougloing ander
as a green manure, mails coverin$
for the ground after the last cultierwe
tion of corn and cotton. Thle pleats'
however, does not stand the. severe
climate of the north, and repeated tete
periments at the College Farm at
Guelph have proven that cow •peaes-
cannot be successfully grown -blatant.
In the Niagara Peninstane-We were
somewhat surprised, therefore, While
-visiting the great section about Ham -
Ilton on September lith, to..find on
the farm of Mr. Erland Lee, StonetY
Creek, a most luxuriant crop of cow;
peas. They had been planted in rows
and had made such growth that he
was then cutting andleeding them to
his cows. Ile said the cows ate them
eagerly and that though they did not
look to be a heavy crop, still the.
Tines spread so much that he actual-
ly got Inore feed orr a given area
than he did with his best silage corn.
Tim pods though not ripe. were In,
probably the best stage for feeding.
-
They cracked open readily and the
seeds were as plump and sp
-Lured as to leave no doubt In oar •
mind that they could be successfully; ;
grown to maturity in this climate..
This may be tbe very plant our -fruit
growers are looking for to sow lit
their orchards and vineyards after
they hare finished cultivating. Like ,
all other leguminous plants they take ;
free nitrogen from the atmosphere
and store it in the eell ; titer else,
her the deea.y of their long tap -roots,
Improve the nwehanical eouilltion or
the soil and alas Lida te its humus.
If ane* of our freit growers have
arty knowledge of that plant, I would
be glad to hooey freon them, I will
:ilia: make MitiniriLAS as to where the
seed mon be ototainea what earleties
bare been Rurs,:e2,;sttally grown under
:teenier conallitiens, the best them or
plant.lig. etc.--lairtning World.
Artilleal inmobatten.
Eaperimente in ail:Metal Pemba -
that and rearing, carried 044
tneene of inaabatore brouderee
eistoweat
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the tse of Dr. Chase's Ointment, the Only Pos,!tive,,
lhorough and Guaranteed Cure for Every
Form of P4es.
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ate:any cina pertnanently tared by 14114.
11440. nr. 445:04; "4 DinAtra'nL,.
Mr. Geerett Thenapeeoe. a, lealing
merehatat tllenl, ohn. nat., states:
"I view tronioled with it:ailing plItse
for fiftee41 years, at tlanes thin -
were an bad 1 rou:4.24iti..*A.Itip' walk, I
telne a gl-,11.141 c;F:any 41. '94' 14024471 110444411444(1 5& 144', b
Cltase"41.441- 114:1' 444414(1 igJ
ale-,k4:Z.-.:ation °the
v4-17.5
eured by rising e4-42_2:4 box."'
41.114:r'f. 14,491 1_24412:74:4;414:41*:!:;:wynity'alittt.:;58t4,1168ci
everything it Ilo,artfl 41.1 and gat, treat.
rent froze 14:424 14, physlelans; but noth-
i'lr4crk47110r111;21e1-217.
2i:-4nlis; '1 7; :
2' ft7-13411tr4440.
no good. I 1444:22.4 a.4.11-i34o44 to try Dan
Chase's 0141044444444444. 14pet a boa: nntt
nom it, endnee-er. have been trouble&
*titles., and that it; tioree years ago. It:
lies been a great ham te tra."
Mr. C. Itareatiter, of Be4rtin, 04444,,
states: "For three 441'0r 1vras
eletint 0 litehinse ant ineteating piles,
end 'trial nearly 0...T'ry'1',11!Zig, never'.
olvtalnirar more than *Clight temperary:
relief. .4 orreatt'es so .o..eiteetteti
flr
Chase's CY.Artilettt, ezt.1 1,2-4-4,-; than on
ho x rounp:pte.:5• ettrol ra,4,,, The leelte
; tag steepest at -anses. the biez!aling eooti
gait, and I hat?, e4,44er sneeze be
etrernnIt112.41:1°C:alla181v1-4ct4:t-xt;,1171'1'.-4P:I:417;;;;I:rin!asii,4111-141isiatptelle:,.
reetelpt 0. pel-ns, hy
Bates &
