HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-06-04, Page 2I
,
.
. I 11� . � I . I ,� I , ;. A �� ; , , � , . .. 11 .� I �
__ . 11 - , � ;- I 1-1. -I!, --'a � ,,, - ___ , I i ;
. .- � . . I 1. . . 1. '", "� 1.41 .1 . I I ".00I I
I
I "I assure You I have not lojured the I l�,ow�4,tow4v,*-M�,.O,q�"leb.�Y'A I I : 21: 1
..-,--,-.. -.-- It ",
.
, I I I I 11 = I "Ili is oi, very I 1. . I .1. �
. � plono *lie bilt," ebe said. 7 � . �� �
�__ I I I , nlea OUDI Imt, I underotaxi'd hol Z . .1 . . . I � �
- .1
I I I .. .
I I I and my t9aah to very .soft." , . 11 I I
&"v a ,,Wlto otlres about Your tourlif I ,,. CORRUG"M Eq D f1l . .. I I . �
1 I e1h C., j � L.#. not talking, about tlmt. No one ou,es for On th Cm; Nr III I . 1, :
3Z) that," cont-wirptuouOy. "I referred to I ' I � I
The Lady of Lancaster ; N IV Ur 0 10 7
0 , ourimpertiverioe in comingout of your �
I I
. prcpf_�J, pl,ilear.fil Jae hQIIee:JJ;esPor'S rooms lu I . . r
I I . I I !
� and entoring ithe dranying-room." I I RU IN - i I
-1 - LAUNDRY STARCH 1,01XV, Int6lligoutly. , ,%,O�NI'lai�.4p�'gi�.o�q3�,vvulu �
I . �� *11�Aleli I -wilat do yen mean by VUT' in. I -00f The Lolis From T10011,01110,018 ill � I
Or, Leorcra t'Vest's Love. ' Means perfect st.4rchin , (In red the angry dovager. GalvanIzed, Rust P I � . �
I
I ". hiith. 90' "I mean tha-t Vl,ere was no barm, done Made feam very finest 810ile. .� I � I
� ve not burt . � I :� _1
I W er used for sheer by in enta,anioe here. I ha I ;O . Ili � I
__ __ anytIllig. I. twas very ,curious to know i -'soleets;, absolutely fe-.ee I That the .1, 6's from -tuberculosis . r",
Laces, dainty Diiinities; deli. whab great People's .houses looked ailta, In 0w_jTJe,i r Y
Lx_ �� _____j I I I so I persundod any au,03 to, lot me -come i , � from def Gets. I s increa,sing in (jana,da is �. -i
I I i I , i''. . I
. fabrics Lace,Curtains , 1 ilad keo; but I really 04111 not tinder4alid . shown by the, k)llowing table, re- - -
`�� cati�, , p I I
C
a
'
r
I
d
V
f
'
I
r
a
I
-
'
.'U
d
M
0
�
a
I
�
A
a
OR y
n Z
t
a
G
R
v
N
A
M= � r
f
t P
E
a4
.0
D
J1 or fine
't -,
�
Ir [ ; �
IJ 1�,,,,,�
0
9!
t
.
0 ea S7 absolutely .�I..ee)
fla t nom def'86 � -
1� fo tS
. . what terrible offense I have commi-tted I . 1.
i mirror opposit% Indulged in these Allies- . r 1. pro not 0(mitly p�iblishcd by Dr. Turvance, t
;
CHAPTER XXVII. . � orTable a.gain6t ,Your ladysbip," said Leonora, Enall,sileat Is pressed, not 1,
I liar vi,ts-l-,no of the futture, the beady I tj the" foro �. . .
'Me lasit exclamation was -wrong from , ,.4 �of her mistress had 11%red. wide . ivith her gentle, candid air. re ed ' -omsga ..s to Veterinary DirectA)r-Gmieral. The . , 'L�. �
c .� Linens, You are poor and. lo-vsrly� born, and.your fit accurately Without waste. figures .were obLaiiied froin the ab- "I
him by seeing Leonora, lift her ha -ad as blaell a rolled, GOPPLIgatlons thelloforo
. open again. iand. she exclaimed, in sucil �
. -
she walked ,across the field, ents that thi, maid gave place is Ili -the roolas,of t0ae seTviints, arid I I, : I , I
Someg1thing brig%t and shining flashed � sharp� sudden a" ._4 ny desired size or anuflop aftirs under ,the Ifealth -of Ani- �
a 4tart of terror., of are a child," oput- A r
. .11 " .t,.l lit or upvod . �,
Strallillt or .
__and__'I thm'ght 3' fail(, 9 llials Brawch, where a careful re- I :
in tale air it moment, the fell i t -be ' terNI, Lady bitoiczistor, unable ,to -e oupived.
grass. In - ' Elise, -who is that playing tipon the 0 - " "Silver with the polished toolz of her fair,oppon- I
,
i dra,wing-rcom, plainop" -A � . . .- "What . i,
�, "She ,has thrown my g1d piece away . 0 , ent� and continuing, incollerently curd of all c&ses of tubercUlruS
, ,is .'n
L
� like so mu*Ix. droes! What does, "lie 110h, my ,lady, I thought. .T,011 Were I Gloss" did you mea,D, anyway, by -by-" ' OW PRIGFO-PROMPT SHIPMENT Swine is k, epb, They show the per- r.
t " I - ,�� L I �L
aslespi cried poor ! �
xxiesaxl" he asked himself. I � " Elise, inefuldy, tli , - I storLa
But the question 'was noz one easily mn- "So I sbouldhave ,'been if Golho fool had, i . o;'By being a ta,11. centage of swine akocted with tit -
I, it,t_ has been th6 �& Oillil?" ints.rposed Leonora, allowing , - .
I ot commenced to play on the gmlid 9 V her rosY Met berc-ulosis for the years riametl : i.�
owered. Is* he returned to his friendt., Who . , 04�1 favorite in the a. sorb little smile to flicker Over r r,
were chattering like so many magpies , piano in the dr%wing,iroom. Who is it, �, 15 :X k -N . 41' lips. "Oh, Lady Lanertister, ray bet. rms- 'allIC Roof,ng C . ,�
,
-ay?" demanded Lady Lancaster, ira- i, El ? . .
among the rulms. I ,,. 4 � I ,t. horneformoie enable! 0ould I Lbelv It, res. lY Oal one 00-9 i Year. 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914
. �P '. .., ."'. that
I .... % I "I
-We thought you had gone back home, ,dbly. F, R . .1� , T thari.50years turn back it,ho hands of Time? If I LIMITED Percent. . 8.90 11.60 12.69 13.41 13.72
you -%vere so long onmy." said Lady Adela. "Ohi 311Y lady, 7011 must be mistaken I" _r .. 11 4� worc possible. suxeI7 you would Dave : Manufacturers I
looking rather oroiss, Phse began to say*, but thou she stoPP la.va,iled,yourself long a -go of that Wond-, L . I .
Xow, I shall have to in -n., -,-., 11- I in confusion. Some Cne .was playing the! I � rol-APP'Sa" G , I ATGROCERS I rous art," u-nd 'with a, gra,ceful little bow. I TORONTO & WINNI In some parts Of Caaa,da the ,per- . ..
tion to account for my long absence;" he I Piano, and the strong, full. melodious � Leonora walked delflimately out of the - 4T) ' Cent .
- I notes, struck by a, pr.unti"d ,hand, echoed I LVER I i room, having fired this Paxthizln. shot of , � 11 .. � age is higher than in ,others, ri.s ... �
thought, Pulling vt,xedly at his long mus . 1 5 ., r . 11 4, � . �� Of .... .. ... 9 11 �� I
tacbe, "DeUce WkC 0 Welton! They pull ineic-ior-7 E-11roug. t1le Ouse. . � Ine Canada rob i ueHeate . -, n na op a 71 0 0 C-y I . or ustance :
*lie this way ;xud- that -waly, until ;ue is -I'm not deaf,, Ma,m'sel4e Elise," sal.d Co. Liralted ' the oftclluded enemy. . - . .
out of patience!" her, xxx�strcs�, scornfully. "Some, one is 55 1 1 (To be coutioued.) - break the enemy's attack. The Per- Per- Per- Per- Per-
� And while be was hastily concocting an pla,ying the piano. HarA, it ia the grand - -14 ........ .- --- .1, I - , - I
exousoi Leonora was Walking rapidly march from 'Norma!' I thought all of __. I I 11� � ", r,� -i � , , - . I - Ii.- same thing applies when the artiil- .
- � _- -11 ,
. I ,�aA
i � - =
I'll, , �- ., Cent. cent. cent, cent. cent.
-on! wad field: -With little. the peo-ple had &Dzje to the Picnic." 2 R 11 a �&,. law. 111VST 11"LSTE SHELLS. lery is t 0 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914
th, gh the lanes I - a -king part in an offensive.
Johnilie, oil ler wtxy back to the Hall. 'Sa,they have, my ladY-every soul of Essex Co. 16.28 21.41 21,49 26.72 28,00
,,I*m xi.td you came back so ,soon,*' Mrs. them.' tb e keys, little thinking that the strong, I I They have to cover *te -whole zone Kant 00. 24.57 26.21 25.45 30.27 32.00
West sRid; "for some of the young Poo. ,"I'hen who is that pla.ying in flid draw- full,, Joyous not�?s -were rwa,kenhig Name. Accounts For He,Ivy Elxpellaitilre of the enemy',s. fronit with a, Shower .
.Ple have gone over to the ruins, I hear, ing-rocinIP-tell me that!" snapped tha pee. els fr.cin her Imp upetsirts. A Ont Prov. 10,46 13,96 14.84 16;05 19.15 -
and I was afraid they Would sea you." vish old lady. - I I of Aminunitiou. I of shells, forcing the gunners to '
I 1,Thev did ,see me; but I caaxie a-waY "Indeed I don't know, Lady Lairimtster,' . take ilielter and pinning the in- While ,these figitifes show that for
, 6 h ,fully, CZATTER XXXI
,soon after" the girl answered, careies;47, answer d z a maid. trutL . Lient.-Col. .Boissonet, , of the fantry to the gro-and while their the whole Dominion in 1914 nearly
They ;�;e goiing- to have a, picnic rit. the "Then malte it your businees to had While Lidy Lancaster was finishing her F
I ruins to-mo=ow, it see -me," pursued hex - cut -go and see," Was the pereanptory toilet upstairs, Leonora finished her fugue renob Army, explains, in the ,own troops are advancing to the at- every seventh hog was affected with
aunt. "Itad7 Lancaster and fill of them 1 comnland; and Elise without any more in. 4lio dbrarwing-r,'*oln. Then she plare it Temps some of the ma.,ny reasons tack. .
are Ing. So tale house -mill be empty, I ado obeyed it, she be- tuberculosis, and for Ontario near -
said logn talm you all over it tonlorrow, I "I did not know that there wao .% -wo- little morceau. front Bach. Then which Make, spendthrift artillery - ly '
. I to sing. The dowager, coming along 11 every fifth hog, it does not mean
if you like." man in t -he house -who could Wake the S"Lln corridor outtside with stealthy, c&t- one.of .the, neoessa,ry factors of vic-
"Tha-ink You; I shall like it very much," soul in the piano like that," said Lady like steps, was q,mazed to catch .the pcls. to I WOREN AT WORK. that all the animals afteeted are un- I
said Leonor3,, rather a,pathetically. Tra.xtel%ter to herself, -wherx the girl Was foliate words of a litible gain from ry. , fit for food. Generally, this diseme
. And Your Picture of the ruine-did you 1 �goxio. 1 -What ,I touch! What: grand notes'l �Iolantha," eling in a 'voice as Sweet %Ilud The French ".75" is a weapon.of
get it, any dear?" pursued Mrs. West, sud.' Who, I,$ it that has been hiding hex, ta-l- clear and veU tiained as ma.ny a, Trofes marvellous precision, but even with Kingisley's line, "For men must wais found to be in its ea,rly stages
donly remembering the sketch. I eats in a, napkin? Not Lady Adels,! She I
I . _ rsional could boast. I ` - . work a -rid women must weep,)) Con- and confined to one Or twlo glands.
110h. Yes, I finished it." .16 I 't enough to f how all the accomplish- "An opera song'! Upon my war . I a, �ew gu.n and the shellis, in perfect i I
. .. dt Wh t -as only a half truth. In the Nevertheless, increasing preval-
-going to let me see it?" ' mele posseeSEC. So are till the other rt )I a. girl is it, anyhow?" eja-m4ate% I t-oudition afte-r a great number of
�',
C
_kr1u1t. iou , she ta4 .
1. sold it 'its 60011 i Women, for that Matter. Modesty is not so A " .
. I'm sorry, aunt., but I i the d(mager, Ili astonishment; and in 1, I om. a distance of 3,000 =,a- countries now at wax the women en,ce of tuberculosis calls for at-
a nished it. I"11 go back some day: one of their failitigge." 3puld I ' ,
s I fl, I shots fr
ixud make another for you" I 1nd cbe wait;a ';�ost impatiently for spite of her haste and anger, she ew 'tars the shells will be found to are so busy doing most of the work tention.
Yoa cold it! To whom - my dear?" ex- El-4,se to return. She was both curious not help pausing to bear the wordo of the; radius of that- they have little time for weep- . .. _____ .
claimed the good soul, s��i�eed. . n4 angry. She was angry because her tender love eorg have fallem within a .
I "Why. to Lord Latleas'er," Leon,ora. an. a .bad beert brought to an untimely --None shall part us. from each other, ninety-six meters and half the Ing. L Even i,n Bngla-nd, where the - Strangles CoMMon to JforS(,S.
swered, indifIfereatly. � nag, Was curious to know -who All in all to each we are; � shells will -have falIen in & strip drain. on tbe m This trouble, c0inlMonly called
s� and t4le ale population has
I But Mrs. West wa-s delighted. She. had dc-ne it. All in all to one another,
tiloug'lit that her niece must be gri, ae- it seemed to her that ibe ataid stayed o me! of about twenity-four meters. The been lests severe than in France or colt distemper, affects horses, but
. � I to thee, and thou t
complished, indeed, it she could a ,alotng time Th�o march from ".Nor=a" Thou the tree, ond I the flower- gunner,' therefore, has to regulate Germany, many industries that fo,r- -
. . I rarely mules and donkeys. It � is
Q ure I I was finished and the, unknown uGician. Thou the idol. I the throng- merly employed meii are now -of ne- -
. I ling to buy. i had struck into anoolher pifte-c'mL mela,n- Thou the da -Y, ,Ind I the hour- his Are ,so that thie,. object aimed at cessity finding places for women. such an infectious disease that
.. a was very ldrid, especially after the. choly fugue-lbefore the girl Oame flying --bon the ,singer, I the song! I will be in the Centre of this most nearly all horses Contract ib When
a b6h- . scd haude and diltued -
I a-ved the other aight. I' -as t back with r.prais ., ,and I the wIlIoW_ thickly covered strip, a task For example, women axe now am
quits silly. I did not think Leonora exclaiming- Tkoli the stream oolts, and usually remain Immune,
would be so easily frigh*Rned. It is a I . -b- Thou the sculptor, I the cloy- Which againet trenches, even after pltoyed for the firsit time in the a4 -
ter was not of- el�F�h y 'lady, I never was so astonic Thou the ocean, I the billow- . . i erical depa,rt- to future ex osure�s. The cause is
wonder that Lord Lta,uZ; ed -.'auu my lifel" .a reconuaissaiic,e, requires counting and other ca p �
fended," she thought. . � Tbou the sunrise, I the da7!" , , a eroplaa I a very small -organism or germ,
- .. 'V n -word, that must be a, �R. i E6 consideriable expenditure of am- InP-11i of the railways and the
-
CHAPTER XX Ix. in retrial , o number of Women Who which. enters the system -when a
-
. CHAPTER XXVIII. al�l b d.7 Lady La.ncaster =Ald to her. i minnition, a.nd w -hen it is xe-member_ banks. Th healthy colt comes in contact with
*Idy Lamcister, in a 11' ke Elise, she peeped around � - has increased tre-
'You fooll" cried L, , -
se � a ,
, � lr,%.d , ,I a drive motor Carts
The next day dawned -is fair and lovely, . er v are as. the d,Dc.r to get a secret view of the dar-; ed, that t&'�r nch itself is not mucl a, diseased one, or when fed and
rag,e,, ,,Who cares wheth . on � mendausly. The Association for
as ally pienie-Qarty Could desire. The ton ed or no4? Whv &,,Ti't you tell me Ing transgrLseor. 1 more -tha-n a yaXd or so Wide it will tered .in infected vessels. The
Party from Laneastex set cut.%r, aar,Z as: ' -he stopped beex ' be realized that for ev.eiry -three or - Women's Employment is training wa .:
'L ,ant Y t Ind out?"
,.r what I c on o f After she had looked r �
tnvelTe *'cock, and left the coast i ,�Wha.t a spiteful old eat!" Elise said , pa,�e in amazomerit. She was more -,I,;- seat of trouble is largely restricte4:
t a . -shells which burst en to be shop asaistaas in the
for Leonora's explorations of the great o herself, ind1gnan''Y; but elie- answered. �onlshod thou she had ever been ,,x har! four in the 'wom �
. . Shop ry or -&ns.
hourse. rr�nl:17 enough -. . life. treinch there aire a vast number' grocery business. As the to the respirato 'D
Mrs. West, -with Ler basket full of k eTs .qo I am going to tell you, my lady, had come to see was no. behind Assistants' Union has seat fully a The aaLmal ea.ts little, and does
I which explode before it or
uvon her arm, undertook the office of I rectly. It's that icti-the wn the stairs - third of its members to the front, not care to take mucli exercise. A
housekeeper's liteJiFl. from Amer, -�rhere She had come do it. . ,
� guide. We do not propose tie accompany with a d,ctinet intention of "boming ,the
them. 7oa and 1, reader. Descriptions Lady Lancae,ter bounded erect in her little brnt*-a eare for her temerit721 She The meed for haavy -shell emptendi- there are many vacancies of the little Watery discharge -frequently
. .
of roc=s are wearleome ,ilike to reader bed -and regarded the maid for a .Moment stared in aulazement at what she saw- already kind to be fiHed.- A firm at Rugby appears fro -M the eyes, and about
and writer. Mof.;t -people Jakip over the�se in unfeigned dismay. She had utterly And Yet it -w-s, no�tt a -wonderful 81Rb.z. ture against trenches is .
PT01b, Inventories of f arnit'dre a,nd brie- I fdrgortea the exist. ence of Mrs. but only a very ?1�ylng . -%--ill become more urg- Is engaging girls to make electric the samo time a, watery -disebarg-B
West's t, one-willess =7 great, but it
a-brac, and hasten. on. to more interesting I niece, and it tc,ck several minutes of be- Judy had been a P18`140�*ZIIF a light bulbs a craft bithexto fol,low- from the 'nostrils, which soon be- - -
. matters. 'We will to% reader- i wildered.thought to recall her to her _,xaceful, girlish figure in deep black. witb ent still .after the siege period is
I
Mr- W est -had "reckoned without her I mind. When her memory bad fully come a line of while at the sleader throat, over and re I &I field fig,11ting again ad eirclusi-vely by men. Instances comes thicker.and yellower in col-
11OZZ" When ,she supposed Ithat the houee' back, ishe gft�ped oixt feebly.- Where the narrow linen collar "I's fa` becomes possible, when ,the artil- pnil�ht be multiplied of o9oupations or. Usually the .glands between the -
wasp�npty_ and that the lady of 1,1nese, Do ,you say that that thild-WeSt'G tened with a neat bar of Jot-onlY a fa,ir -& beginnin of lower jawbories ;become enlar5ed
rk , since 9
ter as well az the rest of the guests I nioCa-iG down in the draming-room Play" young face, with it.s profile turned towit-rd. lary will have not the fixed target 1)2 Nvhich '
I �
had zone to the Abbey rulnet on fun a.nd i Ing on the piano?" the door, and two small jv-,hite hands of the trerich line.but the thin m,o- tale War, the ba,rs ha,ve been, let and u-n-dergo Suppuration, with a � .
- "Yes, my lady. that was -whit I Said," glilltilese of rings or other adorning, save . I
frolic inten' ,. It -was qu.te true that ,ille I as its ob- down for women. rupture of them and free discharge
. &-lid Eli,e, who was almost as much ' bile ranks of skirmi6hers I
had intended doing m but !here i� a as- their own dim -pled beau'y, straying Over
quailt old adage to the effect that "Mail tonitshed as her mist.m-s. tile keys with &-loving touch, as if 'ill jective. Yet even, after all the men's Of pus. When no. complications oc-
I prg,ofes, Lut God dic-posec." L "The Impertinent little monkey! Whor- her soul 'Was in her song. unless places have beea filltd, .there axe cur, the disease usually runs itg
* L ;ction. rheuma .N.
I Prosaxe *%ff I , tieux, er did she learn to play like that,? Did Lady Lancaster caught. her bleath with . Against moving infantry,
. .
. i . , _ nalgrily , -women, 1widowed by the war, Course in two week -a. A laxative
. which is no respecter of perisons, and to ,you tell her to Zo mmy. Elise?" - a Tarp ar, if some one haid thrown cold it is advancing in close formation, miany
1.1 aly went and peeped Water over her. She turned to
age I No, my lady. I o the maid. ulated fire is a matter of Some to b a provided for; the effort is now diet, with somethin� green, if pos-
wh-1ch old � is peculiarly liable, ladd reg
I s h e great lady that n at the door. When I saw who it Was, exolainling, in a shrill whisper- I . ;M
,morning, and reminded her of a, fact that I came quictlY away." ,-r,:ise, that is not 'West's America,,, difficulty,. Infantry -which finds -it- bei7ng made to stwi-tenterprises that sible, should ,be given, ,aud the colt
she wao semetimes -prone to forget. in the ' 'Helon me' out of bed, Elisei" erled her niece. You are trying,to deceive me!" self betbween the first shell which aha -1.1 give these unfortunaitra per- placed in Clean, airy and comfort -
arrogance of her greattless; and -worldly mistret-7, imperiorsly. "'O, my lady, I am not. It 'a miss has burst behind them aacl the sons employmeart. Toy -making, able .quarters, but not in a draft.
ity-namely that, In spite. e.j 'her "Oh, my lady, and -bring back all the West. Is she )lot a pretty girl"
I Pro "r , ,,But I thought," said my lady, ignoring.. short shell which h burst in front, which -has been ,almost exclusively
1=?t h 3;ud power, she was but mortal. pain in ,your rborilder again!" Elise crie4iL -as
atter all, and that although she could or. aghus;t. the qUEStion, "that West's niece 'was a of them ,do not wwait -the avalanche. a German industry, is being an -
der other things, she had no control over "Do as I Ind Tell, girl," sharply, child' I am sure slie told me i3o." Protect Hawk's and Owls.
her own frail. body and soul. The maid took the thin, bony little fig� ..I do not know wbm she told you; which is to follow, but rush rapid.7 couraged in England as an oocupa-
Zo, groa,ming under the hand of her re- ure into liar str young arms, and lift- but this 4a certainly Leonora West," Te- ly forward beyoud the first short tion especially suited to women. In some parts field mice and
'
. lentleur- enn2y, Iady Lancaster was fain ed it out upon V-11oor. � iteratt-d: the maid; and then her mistress , other small rodents �c&use Consider -
to relinquish hez dwign of superintend- "Now bring my dreesing-g-own, my slip- stopped over the tbm-9bold into the room. shell, where tibey fling themselves The Womaa's Emergency Corps has
� ing the- loves of tor nephowand the eaxl',s pers, and iny wig. Pat -them on. me- the long train of her ctiff"�broclxde rust- to the ground under what cover turned the Chapel of �he Annuncia- atble, damage to grain and forage
daughter for thaz day at least. ��ha made quickly." co parlded mvr-ladr. lilif behind bar as slip Walked with , a - tillerymen tion into a, factory w.here young crops, and young orcha,rd,s have to
arrangements; for the - arty to proceed Eli,e kue,%v that 4here Was no use Ili ex- ,�� 'they can find. The ar
. air of -withering majostY upon her wrin be pri against them. The
'Without her, and surrendered her�lf to pw,tulating. ,She quietly did ,gs she was led face. know that they axe soifiewhere in girls learn to make wooden toys,
the good offkee of her maid for the day. told, She powdered the yellow face, ad- Locaora, besiring the ominous sn'Ind, the neighborhood, a,nd to begin they soon become skillful enough chief enemies of.these rodents are
And a Ueful day Mile-. Elise had of it, y -wig ,.Ind Touthful cap, alo,nced around'with a. startled -air, her . -would onl'y to get three dollars a week. In the ha-w1s and owls, and yet these
too. for her lady'a tempLr, never sweet, Put. on the vele. slippers and the gor- bs�xpde fgl from the. keys. (Ind she sprung agarn the tir de reglage
I was oharp as vinegar under the stress of geouz brocadtd dre,wing-gown that made to her feiLt, ar<l stood 'waiting the I'lilv's be a loss of time, so that the only Scotland artificia,l floweir-making birds are most persistently perse-
ady Lancaster leek like the Queert of - . I
. her affliction. In 'vain did E!Ise apply L � a acb-uot humbly. not nervously, ln;,� thing for the artillery to do is to has been promoted, and suitable auted. Thanks to the -various agri-
the he, forneatations and the valinted Sheba In all bar glory. =orh.t calm ,dignity ,,And self�posie
linintente. in vain darken the room a,nd -Now give me your arm." she said. sion that seemed charicteristic of liar, shorten its range by 100 yardsor so workrooms and teachers hinve been cultural colleges, N, rmers are be-
w;,.h tb� k- es, in; ;stra.ljons ende-.1vol, turning toward the door. and that seemed to belong pecullax!y 'to and sweep with shrapnel the Whole provided. The it-h-eatrical -woiild of- comang more enlightened end there-
ind m. goin."" her as fragn:Lu" belongs to (x flower. , � I . I
. to Woo quiet and re,,,-vL;e to 'he couch of e But. my lady, where are You ,�he zone where they, imagine the fers a good market for the p�oi fore better farmers, �
tile afflicted one. Lady Laaca%.ter being ried Ll!se. , Lady La,;�aster was not propitinted 113, Of
f`ull of cE:fi_hnes u,nd venom alwayti, :*T,o the dra,winp-room, curtly. exte-my's infantry to be. of that industry. Glasgow is, am- It is eatimate-Li that each hawk Or
, that peculiar air. To her angry cyce it �
I vented it w:th oven more than usual r* .Yowll catch , r,ftath of ci wbim- ,�,avored of defiance, .
or upon . the head of hex unoffen Is- pored the niallo", � she waikod on across the thick, -soft A battery of "75" guns fires, no ploying hundreds of ,women as OW1 killS an average of a thousand
ding .
1-andma,d. and ket;ping C�s 0 ,what 46 that toyou?" flashed the dow- pile of the vplv;t carnal until she waq less than eighty shells a, minu-te, tram -ear Conductors. mice a year, & saving of at least
groans, hy,sler!cs and n' made %--er. ,sharply. '*Come tilong." I direeth in frcnLft0f thi weiting girl. =14 and it is on1y 'with rapid, intense Everywhere in the United. King- twenty dollars to the farmer whose
1411 '11 . ed
h,deoua ,he glocim, of her colaki.7 cham- And clinging to the arm of Elise. ,%lid then I'eonora her eves with an air
ber. ` tL every step w,,b the rea,'wa- of gentle curiosity, ,Ind dropped her a fire that the shrapnel fragments dom women art busy and -active A,s property it selects for its residence.
I So, groaning and lamenting and scold- =Txill. n In her shoulder. Lady Lanicatu grcti-f,ful ecurtesy.
I ell l9i 11 . 'ban sweep a, whole countryside and they. have never been before,
Ing. Lady Itaucazster passed the hours of ter -�ook up her march to the drawing- ,qmr.ertireut! I have a great mind to .
her pierance, ani toward high noun. the room, her flowing gown tralling majestic- C
'la') ,-l. an-h,�..N"' the old lady said, ____ Farin and Garden.
I , , -----'' -----
der,ned maid had the satl6faction, of ally behind her, going forzh ne one ;zoal irately, to herself-, but rhe kept down hel, . PINK EYL. EPJZOOTI0
L�oar`zig her ae,kno*�vledgc� t l to conquer. for she was iinten't on III.- �n- r.pleen wjtl� a. great effort of will, and OH SHIPPING FOVER it is estimated that Western Ans-
lie,�)ttl tant arid utter annihilation, metaphoric- -.vith ironical polit,��nesc- I 'OR DISTEMPER 'FEVER. tralia will have 8,000 cases of pears
. ter. and tlia* if the tihary twinges 6 said, and CATARRHAL
'o, - - pleblaa,ohild -You -are Leonc,ra Weet, the house- ! , I �
I pa�n d4d not ccme back into her shoul- ally speaking, of the daring _
,
- �, _;`, :1 Sure cure and Positive preventive, no ,matter how horsed
3v =;glt Terhaps, fa!I into a little I ..
der, i, . who had so coolly transgressed her com- kleemer's niece, I pre�ziiixxe?" I . . �' " at any ace are inlected. or 11 -expo and 20,000 cases of grwpes fur ex-
, an& I ,-Yes madame, that !a M17 nmWe," I", ' L sod," Liquid, given on thd
dotv. in Leonora bad never -got beyond the Pk ful 1 - "ougue' "a on the Blood and 151-amdot ex,peas the ,p-elsoxioul
. I - i.ora, 'answered, with another grace Z , , .., 0 port this season.
Id Elise to herself, 1-11 , M 7 ,
Ttank goodness.- ,qai 4 , � . ge..s t9. the bod,y, 40r -res Distempex� In Dogs and Sheep.
and ;�',e tm,m,00thed and patted - the lace- ture-gallory and the lirawling- room. The baw. knd you are -Mrs. Lancaster!" , ` >0 I . .g ,-3 , and Oholers, in Poultry. Largest selling live stock remod$,. i Saskatchewan grain growers ba-ve,
"
ge�i I rea! -, eb�ony p,ano had fqccinated 'Li - ,X.,' -is." flai,h-' '0 EA _ , - t ra
Imm 1):llows, and sat down to vaten 9 . black idy Lan�. mr, if You plea a A . I . Cares La, Gr a among humilax beinge and is li'lina kidn ,decided each to ralse One e-*,, .
. aw. ' . - I "of
- , --s** tF'lumbers, feeling intems.ely her. Sho could x.,ot tear herself . ny ad the dowager. haughtily. I 11, remedy. Cut ? olat. Heap It. Show it -to Your drugsIX
her tn.�:. ie ` e-moothIr. "Laily Lavl,c,aRter. 1'. " InLI - year, to be call-
rol:c-rez\l, and Dm.,Ing within herself that -oh, Aunt West, my fingers ache 0 Ah?" � �, who -will got It faz.� you. P.reo Booklet, "Distemper, Causes acre of Wheat tbis )
t%� 4s1.rew!c_h d,j,vager mbzht no, open her torch the keyel" beg ycur pardon, You s4 we have lie
keep blatl. eytis again foi at 2east,tiWeut,T 'Can,you play her munt ! tlt,lei in America. A plain MX)s.. Is a th'01 N 00 and Cures." ed the "patriotio li�re," and to pre- ,
f-omr hours. t with �onv, of her hInd, indulgent smUrs. of ho-in,'r In 4leelf, and when one comes DISTRIBUTORS -ALL WHOLESALE, DRUGGISTS sent the proceods in flour to the
I . -
F,ir I do not believe that hvz shoulder � Qnly let me ,isbow you." said the girl.' to England i�.;o is it to forge the, re- spauii � IVIED - ICAL GO., Cbenilats and Bacteriologists, OcIsben, Ind., U.S.A. Imperial Government,
' .
ian burt ariv. woree than mine. with the ', -There is n,o one to hear, is there, amnt?' quireme,ita of rank4p I ... I - -_ -- ____ ________ -
tatc,ing I have given ber," sald tlie� -No. there is ro 'One," said Mrs, Wef.:t, A graceful, simple explanati-m enough, Alany ia�comes may be augmenb-
Fzeaeb w,=mn. ruofu!Zv, to herecir; a -ad reflectively. _Mhe malds are all in the but Elize, who kept Ooze beside her mi.-- ' ed b Cultivating the back yard, A
,d those :� ctber wing. This par,, of the house *is tress. stin, a. Toglxisb leam in 'the 1�u�- I y
i i�w virn,s afra to brimUie Aest I 0.00 penny sivve<l is a penny earned.
I
wrink'k-d Edi ,shce,d op,�-n again, and the � empty. I dare say it -will be lie harm,far eyes shaded by tile droop;ng black �
you to amuse T gr I ,� Vegetables fresli fro�n the gardeu
I
quern:ont�i vi,'ce demand come f arther f a.-- i ourself a lititle while., 11.1 s at I. a M
8he is laughing in her sleeve FREE T v 5`0
vice fr:m. her' weam and impattent hana- , Slae tbrow back the m0igaiftPent eW- IN (`:" AS -5% F I ' .
si 2% . ,
ma -dm. � bro;de-od cover, and ra' ed the lid. her- lady;" t1octight. the nshite inn!d; but 11 . �� . are a luxarV only aippreciai�cl by
I impertinen I those who �cultiv�,te ilieir own back
"Ani if the, pm"� wasn't so 6od, I would 1 self. Leonora's eyes, beamed under tb-,'r did not resent the g rlish ce 1 . AND NUrABER OF VALUABLE PREMIUMS GIVEN AWAY ,
no' S��v in bar servive �gothcr d%,,,' 1 at s; t.of the gleaming pe,irl in her mind. Lady Lancaster entibbeal her ' lat Prime, $25.00 in cash 3rd Prize, $15.00 in cash
'
91,11 I " handmaid so oftea 'hat Elise mtber ,n- 9 2na Prize, $20.00 in cash 4th Pir1xv $10.00 in cash yard or the vacant lot.
'd tile wo t Sth to lotli Prize, ch $S.00 11 h
*,-.-.' ,man t,:� herself, "She grawa; t1-;6h1ia71s,_b,, eald, under her breath, and Joyed eceing beir t,nubbad ,a ber turn. - . ea . cas Drive the fly From its entrenz.hed
harder.and more v`xen�sh every day of � twily Lancaster dimly felt cotne4hing ;n � Below witt be founcl 4 30tS Of iniiod lett(hrik. Can you arrange these 4 seta of I I -
"
)ier life. As o!d a,i si fe, she d0ou not � sat dc.vn, ��,'he ran her fing-rst )IghllY tt.ra i. is 1by Cleaning up an,d disin-
melody peem- t � such oraer Omit each set will 3pell t M no ttnay .
� eeem to be miking any preparal!ons ter � a10119 the Irey,t. A shewer of ,lio sua:ve, eilvprswee� tonest ,,hat vagii-Or he u.m. bF a will known Nvildanimal? Itie position
. ,
I dare -a,y_sl* expects to live fo 7 ed to fill from ttei The silrer4vvreet angered ber. . : task. but 6Y patience hnd ptratyerauca You can finJ them. 13' "'di" , oper ar- fecting its breeding places-tho
dF;1..g, ', -in a Casli Prize. That may rbuite a littlk! of Y'.., time'uu't it '..
` nedment you ME 0NDRED DOLLARS AND UMBER OF VALUABLE PP,E.
"
VZ�r. rgh! hlo-,� �i-.-llov, arid wrInh1ed,Zi' not Zw fell s0ft Ond elVift aN rain -drops , ,"You are T.ery excusable, ,.I!C,q W.e�it, ' ', ra garbage Can, the privy pit and the
ve.y Isbe !e. vdth the pix�al and powder � from the flying fingers. -and fall of sabtle she said, tartly and ineulti-1107. One � tMuk there is ON
t. �x I ay �etxr"a in the; barmo-gy and ,delicious sotirld. She playedt has to pardon milch to American hnm�a- : MIUMS GIVEN, that is wordh payinx attzptioa to, Remember that all you hava to exposed manure, pile., , I
, nd ber * I 11
1 4�? m Ig of gr. A do is to wtite these names (plainly ahcf neat _v) with Your name and addyeas in fwll, no .
� xtin'isite ara dence and ;gnoirft.rxce�" I -
b,��vx -. I -ehouid wart to &,E, _1 I were as , -on aliA an, and When the e, n Ztntsa and writing will b.� con4idered factors ih thit coAtest. To Duringthe wartner Dion tba'. wben
I came to a clos;e Mrag. West gazed at her Leoncra looked, at her ��With fbe full .�� I It' ca" of ties 1)0th e;
; u_4m and -..v.1,eb:F-1Vking .w rhe Is," i 11 partmka in this cont,Dst we do rat rtquire tile apartliing of any of YOUR IXON11Y.
� . I . heatproducin,g food is not so much
! Ami the Wald senled her coquettZslh lit- � in aMazement. I gaze of her clear orbs. ' I I .
. 1, ' �shly up�,,� her I , ,10h,. my dear, what music!" she cried. "I lattily think I und.-rostand you Lady ; .� I . -ad, fresh fish should tbrin a
. �v <,i; � requiJ
g a ',-.-,-`t, more raki I.' L �
, .r. "m . I T , I GERIT a 'o- of 'he 4iet
, � I o not ILelieve tba,t any of the ladies Lancaster," ,said -2hie, calmly. m N I RABE
-4 , ,r. ate ex-, 1 d .
b_v ,."I h,� , -
vtc�`i'._e, of irtenee sat".Qfacliott with her I who come here can play as nyell as that." I rall to in ke, my,meaning c!ear, dc'* , mach.larger pro ' rtl
'I - PO 11 I
� , fur.6uc "Te'l me . Salta your answer at once; (ve will reply- b7 return mail itc1ling you wheither your of Canadian peuple. i
owrl -�4,puug and pretty -,rae,-. For 1311.Ee, I Call not Lady Adela"' I?" tried the ,5w_".1dr , .0 correct or not, .
� 'No. I am � , 4. WW w my - answer v I Ima we will sand you a conip;htte Prize Lizi, torther with th* .
c
L W!"I'll'on -x�*h Vany of her sex. belit-v- - sure -she ci�n not." Mr. , this, then. How ,dared ,rwx come in, ived Several Thou -sand ollars in CAsh -44- I.
,� _ � � -' � names U13a ad&assea OF PLersomp Who have re--* - - ___ ��
'
i ,JJ* I L t; " lit"anty "N",6 a great power In thei ans"ered. -doi "But shall , we go dra;iving-rocita au,4 play on,tbe piano' I
, �. , : pij,6, ana ioy-ty Pretntu= froin upi, and full Particulars of a simple coridition to be
tow .11, I Ycur amwing-Toom? ,the girl 31ted : Jitl�ijod eonclidon,loa� nc)t involyt th&.%Pe:idi-i&,o1 any of �Ott . The Royal Irish Regiment is the I
I n,,;,: -K and bad vi;.Aue drowme of Mak"rig! --pretiient! ' I i (Tbis r maAey). -The oldest Of 611 the Irish 'regillio 11 ts..
rz,,-,-�t-�-�. out 44 lxc:� as epau as, she bad y, Aunt Wesit. I maystay just her eyes Ili gei courteous inquiry WIU1346r; n out 6st competition ha�d not tht pravilegi- of comp, -ting in this contest
'
, s. l(ttits lotuter. mr nei I . � -Lord Laneacter'e, tben-, and jus, ils
f,� T �;- tip a ht*Ce vile a money. OZEough � y 1, i This e.nt,i,,t wilt beludged by well -k -town bu3inau man whosu hameak.y to Ngtonteathble I . . .
I ti �'---tar- .., -tire-ad V1.4.,needle 'and ribbon � "it You like to stay alone. I have Jils', good as mine, since he is too poor to live - jers toour C6=pany*nd tittir dt-cition should btacittpied as inkl. Send �
. sit�),� 11 1,-,r Twv:�Plr in London, where she ex- � tho-Ught of a0me, duties I have to perform. ;at horne. Ent that �a no concern of yours. - y"111 are stranj
out answer immediately, "E ". is us(?d more frequen tly than
, , m -how dared You -play : on !h�e r' pt. lie ?VTbntr0Z& ove. I .
i 1�cl 'i", 'k, vant'm,�e Sonle handeo=o and ; I will go back riltd. leavo you bero. It I I r. -pe . � I ., Addreiss. Cav5!-0 V.*Ln M,effic' .no Co-, De 5 I I I , I . . y other letter in the 36gli,sb &1-
� � �.- �',,,ner ,Vaauj4� tradimman w4h her 'come In ba3f an hour. will you be m,tdy V, Pisno?" . 21, FOZZM ��,� an,
�' I- ,,�,, �, i ,7 '� I
.
. .'. ,.�j,,, ,�"r Oh. yes,� thank yoim auut." t "lie on- Loonorm looked ver,v Innocent and won- ffeT9_";" , 1. _ �
.I, * &M-11- i � pha-bet. . i
� ..,I g � '' I 4@002=1 ,I �_'t'.q
i � '� � � I.'. - " .3y tittiro. '! swered, atid ran her IGgers 1;fIn-101 Over deling ,tud ca,ndfiL �X . . � .
, t. L '. . , "' -4�.' -, a Into the, .
. I . � � I .t : 1�1.�, iaz.n lang � . . . . . .
:. . I I . . I
. I . � , :
liiilmllllliimlmlmiw� . ..... .. 1. I I 1. . � � . ;
0� . . ..... _ I . I I . I
- "'' � L �'' � ' I . . ......... � _ _ _. __ , , _ ... -, ' L .. . 11 1- _.._..__. , - .- - I .".."11-1... . �".. � � . li