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'OV- , - I � � sce.1, . .� - 6 � : 1. __ ,� ---I.."..". -;--- .- — . q .. noCk � . - _. .- 1. I :�. . . 1 : . I - 1110'ets - _ - , .- I. . -1- -, 7. � __ _-, . - �, I -1 lj�net 7. -"4", , 11. . I . , AN'l-UN.S.&TISFACTO Ll I- * - --III, a - _ta'..404 -skine in � . - h�- " y -4 deep blush rw_ - �; ��r � - _ . - � .. weed, f face is * *biA_.j_,_ - _W I _111:�,W,Oft aratuh neulob I 6ha XU%t amtinuq to Rule the Wave. , . , , .. . - - . - . -1 - � _ alk4i _ - - -, . _. . hai dyed it. a vivid! � 86, pai , hi , _ I - I - .. � I I . - 61 _ nM -, .1 -, is -, I - - . - . . ., I ', 61 10 .. ". .. 'or eyd& - - 1plww - — I . . ___ : �� I - . . I Wr TnZ DVCHX39� Dw wqmmywh JUIAMIL I . Tash-of colorthatitbrinotmaW64". - .1 - I . . , - - . no' _ - - A - 0*10 --' " - rom ,oudon says:- He wbe Rules.the Sea Dominates the . - �. - - . - . Allatonceshek wst"�she:is4re;Wh19i . . � "idd, f L . L I 1-1 . � � -like % ' - president of Lloydn' 6ak, * LSUIL I CRA-FTER XVIIL safe without you. I knew she woldld-do What had, by -mak&her feel , � v. emu g4t, w1a= to . ,I , I -, - _ '. I I . ii I'POliCy Of &1u&1g&MS6ti6hS With -1 - eg If It had . been any one but You! You that, Bat so -soon! Has she no decenoys Qgo,-aud , . it t"okher lio? :-Ib-w -which. by -t. e i of. the la&V.n Britons ard very basy these days examin- � . - I no sense of delic"y I She used you as a false !-false I There is notruth*it. . Yet Other baok%�is becoming ow __ . � .. t Ing the grounds upon which they claim the � Ii - in- Is has muteryofthesea. Naval experts -whether . - prop antil she got a stronger staff, then it a only by a, rM :she "finausiai-Vid"It"10n`8 iu the CO tr so honest, Are you sure that yon know -,I dete ned aort lt�t . �. . I .w1th t- -a' bi '- tallists &M has what you am doing?" asks Tfefusis, regard koeps-herself team t - his Ut - 13 or not w4h an eye to alarming Mr. Glad - flung you remorselessly aside. Was thatfair from buriimg into - � ,, . . &rovM _. I -1 me . - � Ing her with a frowning brow. - 11 ... - knetadic league, as vice-preq�v' (I Oh, I knovr all you wobid lay P cries dealing 1- Was that honesty V - . .� You are rude," the isiys- _*�ith -*--ea Ini- .' I ,' ed th D I stone. iui� a proper state of concern -say , . i . lasps her "I never met any one So hones%" says ness thab-'costi.her a good 464 "'If .., �. nt. � &It Vrat president of the. Bau6ra most uncomplimentary things of the con - Terry, with deep agitation; she c . . i �, I - Trefusia. a dull flish mounting to. his -brow. Wash, it is - for -yous-your manners , 6- _Wtit'adOlk in 1891, and in big laangiirsl he ,ditjon-,of the navy. We a6re �old, for in. , 1. . ' hands together with convulsive misery. . - ' _' ,peak. -Itis_betterto� . . __ I 188b -ca�sed 66miderabli" � stir � -by -adj . nitttng . the stinoe; that we depend upon the assistance s intgerea - - , . .- , . . _ ,,, All ! all I I have been throagh- it myself. 11 Honest I O&I" sharply, a I 9 4, - -66 a ' Des, - -8 asity-for exed of BUT&r-fOr -of" loose-jointed Italy for our control of 4 W Y To L , , I 'hat nece- , I Nw. - oni ,,word , UTY. . .r ,= . I know what I seem to You, but—". She beyond control by his' ans . tirhd- y . 0 . IL - __ . - 9 _ ses. -- Among other public -the Mediterranean; and, while we do not - -to- One, who , .never. -:r . - . -_ . - _�.arroacy parpo I I be too generous. Awi%* her � . .... ) 8 . treaks down. . ,- -_ - ' - Whi - r6 or.- - ,sve recently 'oined 'the 19nu believe its the assertion stirs us to a study has trea'ed 11 t i# rather -be an old than-mmV ,men who b.,- - . It is ten days later, -ten days which have I you so -treacherhud y - od, 92 I I .- 4 - - .- * - - - B ' 11finile Erlanger, this -Woll,kROWn of the Situation. An anonymous writer, been iven up to the mourning of Miss did I.tell-vou when first you 'were OnPg - YO'L , � . . � 1 -are MOW 4 - '_ 'you are au financier, -and- Jacob Rkight )tie of the - 9 - - to her? lio you remenAJir?:'I)id I.not wam, I.Xon WON't 46 that' when I � _ .�, 4 ., a with evident claims to theoloakof author - Bridget, who woaldn't have given up one on that ah , � Was clever? Vt -old maid; ind lVirwawtill than," says the most reappetied Liberal Pib�n�irs if -P rIls- ity, disettwo the I rtance of retaining ' -400 clever.. . . " - 1. .- � . � - . ' .. , . '. � . � M hour for the sake -of anythinginearth or Y . _11r, 1. . . - . . control of the sea in tre current Fortnight� - heaven. Terry hid been a little glad of the I ,It is you who are'too clever, '. says Tre- ,devotod, Lury, - ' - . . I ment. - -- I - -- -1 I . . I I I . -in � 1- smiling In the early ly ; and closes with a most %ricious prod at ten days of solitude : they had kept her fusis, with suppressioni. -"You fail -to U11. Tarr� bursts -to unoodtrollabW, -110ugh- - AILLiverpool, was . - . . I - .. . IL I . _:1 ' _'.. ; I - � lul slumbering propenmt,ies of - "' ter. I � � : .- I , L 9 week over the shipping mishaps the peace, fmm seeing Trefusis. And though a lover, derstan I her. - ' , .- . I . )art Of 011. - . - A&VIY the John Bull. The Mediterranean fleeto of in most cases, might be admitted at any IfToo dull, I- suppose you means's with Our-sweeteat laughter:wIthaoind Pain is - in.thq,gan6ester-oatial, portic, , - _. - * ` - * i ., L . � L ,-. I . .1 I � - rquein on . . _. fraukht, ., I _ is- big i 6 Of the France and England are comparei in do- ,. somels* - --tent looks __ � I pa . "%et, tail; and the assertion made that 11 M -r. time or on any occasion, she ordained it heavy asperity. -j con,fou -1 do.-uot - . L at L, - . . - 0tieking1ast Of 6 1 ' � I . 0. surpas and the breaking off of six otherwise in her own owe- It helped her aspire to such cleverness as ii��&_ - If 79VL I Song one -n to -b , .. sea - I . -'... -fu -of, of: - �ioa for wish me to think that you still regard -Mi" ago ;-,and- indeedi - Terry's mirth . is fu -of, SL Ste&Mer's mast in. ialsaing ander Bull" must now make good his prebeasimm i - - , to put off the evil hour of renuncial O'More with admiration,-th ki oil! her ibashed tearx- I I L - . ,.-" . _ .. b id - The inegiimelit -has not lasted.to . to � the control of that sea or formally . , at Y( - � - it _ , ,-4L JA , - �y .. ... . - . �a n 91L - r, day or two at lea8it. worthy of--" . ._ � . . Ah, don t I Says Asi , ,,:-it w ill be ii� t;he end of the Weeks beasuse-it WINOW *eon abdicate all his responsibilities in the But time, like most things, is a, failure. -at my nose; IArry A's - ity'. and - . . Thert Is nothing substantial in it'. Con- "I call her nothing," impatiently. He, use ; andlook .1 I �i-I 111M that theJoanalls a great real - that matter. He'is there as the practicad gua.r- - _z _: .. . . - Numerous than of the peace of Europe, so long as he . Scions of its - defects, no doubt, it flies from hesitates, and then goes on quickly,- " �ept -a; hideous:old maid I's_ � 4 �, - , Manchester: means business. � � I . , - - . ' 0 The in overwhelmingly dominant; but the mo- exu � I -:6,6- h, 1pli-lAit - 4F !% chance � veml a 'Ai. Y. us. The ten days have come to an end, the sweetest, the loveliest, the most desw -'. - .t).� V .- - - , - .11-1 848 - - 1. 6 � _.. - . Ps pass. up and down . � - ..... - � -n- Is ,this they'�44 laug__ � wareh 3ases Sri) filling' With -goods. . 7he ment and with them Terry's reprieve. To -day- abl rl I ha�ie ever met." , o Mer 1. ' ' AV' . . . . _ . 9 ;. Is �,* , I *.- , � *. - *.., � * '-.-- 4 ... .* * , - wharves aire.-Uronged moraing and night. - 91 . - . , - 1Y . !V11iur acquaintance with desirable r 2 .1 ' . - i TrrS NAVAL SUFARIORZI now -she is Standing looking at Trefusis, .. 9 of foreign fruit brought -by the . with her breath scant, -and her a Yes S,muat be limited," says' Miss Ansoni quibtlY., ..�Eici,t_]Aouths home gome by, and- once The Arst sil e i a . ud'greatly can be questioned, his fleet in the Mediter- : - dream of misery. She has at last laid bare -Outwith a certain down -drawing otherlips. more sweet AprU is With- uL The trees 4sngl- was #,.--Marked suce a ranean becomes a challenge and a proro- . - "I call* her a- jil&-'e, . . I _ _.� ti., _-�aahrabi t' misgod ezoorters--and importers. - - . ___:;`7: �x_1'77:.-. are air aifiii 1.�" b " & � ie gas ing, ene I .� � ,;.- - - -His preEent policy of pretension to him her settled determination to eni . �51 - . . � , - I .��. . 1 4 Ily and Oatio�. 94I hope you will not." Trefusis tiirne forth ite,groettery. - -W. . .1 - Stitmers. are eing coaled ra,pii - J - , . - 11 - - 1. . . i6nd powerlessness in the Mediterranean," I cc to 0 _b her leaves,' I says the writer, "is, perhaps, the most their engagement, I .. Bat what, "-sternly,-" what do you her; his whorle-mannerhaw-undergont' 0, - oiSpringthat reakswithalL economically. think you seam to me ?" change. There Is oxtrem6 an f'birds -that build in thatch andoavesi HavbTock, Wilson, M. P., leader of the xiety in it 0 that formidable of existing meuances to the . . e; re Of woodiands where the trkrostle calls;. -. Seamen's Firemea's union, tells me . inow. "We-hav�*'I�Be'ii-fr-'Let�Ai'p-'-.i,i ly,)P- . e of the world." - False and worldly." She turns more, , Of'XIrJs.t1a&�,,V4tA,er cowslip beAls, . _. . he has been testing public sentiment on the' Pole - .. � directly to him, compelling herself to it says he,-11fri.euds.now for three -years .. .are pq . ough- i.�id-.,io,;S, _' . Terry., .. . . _� - � ' -Lord* at meetings So much for a spue sh&ped for the side of I For the sale of thist-friendship- � _ . pare. question of the House of 11 "k 'Tod7l there . the Gladstone Government I Yet, there wioh fear and sad misgivings at her heart. t I luto thesweit up�Wrsbing`gaide4t I ' through the - ' ' - in - . I which be�' addressed recent _v ' - to abstain from � hard"wordi,lowe'ra8% =� a *11, as if t6 take in' aill.-the delights . . can. be no doubt that the writer, who signs . He will judge her harshly. But she is act . - I . - I . .�;, . .- __ ��. 8 =1 . country.. Contrary to theleeiing in London ' Ing rightly, well. - - O'.Nlore." ... _.- �� i - � : . , . and . her. From a ,comer - of the '-old he declares thatno t�opi ap I peals. so strongly himself "Nautious," makes out an exceed- I - sro � I 0 . i , 1. if owever surd she may beof thisi she has . - -"YOU Would apaielkbri2l- says. she, frown- . , r d has blown, working- . n in the country as the ob- ingly. strong case for the prime , ortauce - . - - - I - orchard .beyoad,.. i stray.--v,in -to me . . . ' ,in ' - - ... - it her- head - - 11- - I � . - I Every time trol of the sea. Braze have certainly grown very pale. Trefusis with Ing- ne b6soias.o' . I ion of the aristocracy. of the con � " � - I - stract I ' "And Myself too. Af Sh oth. 601 .� ,3d* long realized the value of this mastery of cold questioning eyes, can see that she is ing now to me ;'I'Vip'thi ' i th, . vr�rld, and 11 Ali" it is Sweet 4 t,T__She sighe a - 'heavqpWtedthe dissolation-of theHouse the ocean to them, for their island home I deeply disturbed. But bow beautiful she 1 1 ,inpn e. . out be iniive was received .. . will be. - 'of yoiif goodneis be good to thiow.!' . - F, 4rw � . ly. - � -The of L.,ords, the Suggestion with I is through all her sadness and distress !'He. never , )) . winter is over, -j, I rang -winter.- . WilA enthus, , �6 Down witu the Lordass wogld otherwise be at the mercy of its , kuowe her well enough to understand- that her. I am going away. I shall— . . i.orit , Mom. I . foes; but the task of this article is the set - this . ' "Going away?" There is open concern She is glad -tto thin as buriedi dead, wouldba-the beat .election cry of � the next ting up of a bolder claim to the general . - - . . -dividiug of herself from him is a dis- on her face now� "Where?" . . . it was torri'61y , 169, Sad So singularly dall, campaign. -in his.opinion. . tress. How sweet she looks,-- . 11 h� ad.inexpressibly dreary.. Fsauylhtd. - well-known deputy, effect that he who rules the sea really domi- . . " Where do all -rejected swains go 9. 1. gone .Jules _Roche, the ates the land, and is.almost certain to win I ,fair a,s the Illy! I .. ary laugh. abroad, Fanny, Who had been so co1J to her,' -in Paris this week by de- 11 White as the sun . asks, laughin g : it is i rather drei . . . . - raiseden alarm & al de in any L land war where he has a fighting t 9 Per- -so almost uAkind., -4u'st at Che very lastshe - I J io that there h a . been an anon She has clinched her hands tightl together "To the Rocky Mountains, isn't 1 a arinj . Y. had a4ked Ter -to .with her - th, FI-Orence ficit of haps I shall go there. And if not, iome- . ry, - 90 .' _ L_ _ - L. .' _. - $60,000s,000. to. $60,000,000 in the chance. The text -books upon which the ' -bdfore going on. _1 but Terry had ref used.- - I I I _ . � revenue for several years, in spite of an writer depends are Capt. Mahan's two -1 '. - 11 I know what you think. It is; open to where else. I �, . I There were the -boys, She saidL - . Bat- the - bal . &nos in the budge . tudies of the "Infl . aence of Sea Power" - all people to think now. That I accepted ' "I shall hear of you?" she asks, aa he � - a , t accounts. 8 - . boys had not helped her to bear the dulnoss. ,pparent from 1660 to 1783, and from 1793 to 1812. . you when'l was poor,'and throw you over moves past her with a kindly nod, , - - " - Th6 expenses of the Uovernment increased - Max had b6on'sent to'& grinderi prepara. from A775,000,000 frances in 1K3 to 3,. Capt. Mahan likens the ocean to . wh,en I -Was no longer poor. ,I wish -I "Yes, you shall -hear." � I - tory to his entering . colleges And i&offreys 357,000,000 last -year. Naval expenses in- A VAST PLIDT wish," with almoAt'pasaionaze regret, 11th36t . - I L. - . ' � with -many tears On b9th Sides, ha gone :crossed from 204,000,000 frances in 1890 to lying between the nations and contends � I I had said all this to you� that evening, CHAPTER XIM . to a good sohool at-� . a, great diitance.80 ,266j000,000 in'the current year. It will that he who dominates the plain, "who can - When—" - : - -1 - 1. - . . that, af ter: ill! the boys did -uht dotrut. The - , at will bar a path or tra,de r3ute," is in a I . � ,notim-aurprising if an attempt be made - 11 When I read your letter," he put in It seems impossible, she tells herself, yet winterhaabeea &I most too 1diftely,fOr en- befo6long in France to raise the cry that much better position than his neighborls. - . . . : - . quickly, as if defyitig her reserve. only a week has elap-ted after the going Of' 'durance. eg I h T 1. . - - - -war,will be vhiaper than peace. Then he applies the principle to the war , � I- Ah I . er com� . that le�*i .0 Trefusis before Terr3�knows that she misses ' to e &as of domestic times of the past, and discovers that in 71 . : She, had 44 no one k'- . _If�ore has been another 0 . - . - " But for it, Perbs -� -him. - � I - � - . pany Aurine the long cold-' nights. -An - discipi . ine, in the Austrian royal f%MUY'-this every case the master of the sea had incal- .,r - - 11 No, no ill She Jitta her hands. " It I At first --the first day or two, that I . � � .. Is- sometime, in -her solitary aiittin- . overthe., week. The conduct of Archduke Leopold oulable advantages. GoinR so far back as ' � . would have made no- differences I think. I there WAS*& high 4ense of relief ; a feeling fire, she had- thought of TrefusiS& - . � Ferdinan' (1, who quarrelled with his elder the time of Hannibal, he fiads an example - � . - - . . had often wanted to tell . you that,I could of liberty regained, of self -de . pendence. re- mind had tone I at . ter him . .& - g�bd. 46 -id wh brother while On. a -trip around I t . he world, . . not marry you. And that letter, it made an. -stored. But the thir& day Shattered all first he lef ther,and then had I grown - a guslit; and left the ship at Sidney, h s b en inves- of the application Of this law -. - end, nothinu more. But what I wish is," that. . . . I ' I . I ta -a e "The Roman control -of thelwater forced 0 1. I but .those sad ile eg even tigated by a family council. The young Hannibal to that long perilous march . � her voice vibratincr with po,griant sorrow, Its morning broke dull and cheerless her to think I ;'nere than half his ' � ; the b6y"s were away, compelled man his -been found to be in the wrong., through Gaul in which - . 11 that I had said a"ll this to you before her Rain wag falling. From the ivy branobe of him again. Over and o . ier her , brain and an unlimited leave of absence has been veteran troops wasted away; it enabled the . L I . /, death 11" the drip -drip -drip of the rain -drops could travelled across the road that -had* had him granted to-bliti, with the loss of all his ap- eldir Scipio, while sending his army frora, I . . I " For how lorig have you wanted to tell be heard continuously all the day. Terry, I . � - ., as &-pmsenger. , - . . I .. � I pointments. . L . the Rhone on to Spain, to intercept Han- I me you could not PDarry me I" asks TrefusiS rising from breakfast, wandered idly ' to the . It was spring then too, and, certainly he L Themost ii;,triking exhibit.of London's nibaps communications, to return in person in a strange tonei drawing -room. There, or in the garden,' had_'ma'de a little. break in tko,monoibi,y of a annual SUP, and face the invader at the Trebia. Through- . I ,destitution ever made was th -I don't know," She presses her hands Trefusis used to come to fierlevery morhlng.� herlife. Zhe--acknowledgedso rqpch to her L ,sed by water, * � - - I I L per'Lto W.Sifo And strays on Thursday lost, out the war the, legions pat against lier eye,3, as if to compel memorysor There was tio cue to com% � - -- -- unwilling ,heart, .and more than. -that. He the.00ldeSt -night for years. Two thousand unmolested and unwearied, between Spain, � I - else shu,thim out.- 11 I know nothing as- it She thought his visits an intrusion then, had loved herl- In the solilejae of the amall hangrys half --:lad boys and girls which - was - Raiunibal'a bases and Italy, . � I L , -1 . - Was Stfll in the Country . - 0- believe,so, ratich. we' aluy - .. while the issue of the decisive battle of the - should be. It is all he strange, so dark. while he ; deteemi. winter shelii�A leamed,t - fe walked barefooted SIX But Ido know thatl meautto tell You,10119 natiou had m6da- bror think theta so ; but , . ts. Hundreds Metaurus, hinging as it did upon the interior . before my aunes deFath, that I would not when those vieW_,�vere, forever at am-end,the - . I Yei, he bad loved her, ,.in hi's Owa way, -w miles cn.t6 icy pavemen. � - . high and mighty way, no doubt, -but there were turned away still hungry, there being position of the R�raan armies with reference . . in arry yon. I did ! I did!" she cries, her .morning felt Very long. Therewassuch& was love in ft, love all through 1T, f6r.all onl room and food enough for 2,000. to the forces of Haadrubat and Hannibal, . . . . Y I - eyes teariess, but her voice full of weeping. odd,strangefeelih . I tha;t. � Among Paderewski . was ultimately dae to the fact that the - gabout every thing,-sud, I . . a Christmas presents -- 11 You dc�--you must believe me I" n . . - . - Here ... w-to�.day-this thought -recurs to her was miniature grand piano in t bony, with younger brother could. not bring his succor - He bows his head affirmatively if stlfflY-4-, She walked fro . m -room to room restlessly. a .. � I , - . . -,. a black keys of ing reinforcements by sea, but only by the � . . 1. gain. - z - . - � . tiny white keys of silver and 11 Buz say it !" entreats she, with a vehe- The news that he wa.9 �ione had been con-�' - A psttaring of feet behind hair brings bgr old. The little - instrument has a sweet land TOU10 through Gaul. Hence at the - � . 9 ment gesture. veyed to her by Fanny a_ a letter. ' Fanny to sudden calm. - She turns. ' . tone. . I . 1. critical moment the two Carthagiaian,armieg I � "Of courseI believe yon. Doyouthink had disdained to bring the .. news by which sirauny I's she cries. I 1. . I . I - were separated by the length of Italy, , - ' - . . , 17 could ha,ye love(I you as I do, if I did not Terry knew that she was terribly angry. - " Here 1. am !" doolVes- FAuny, in oat a . and one was destroyed by the combined . .- telieve you?" He draws his breath a little with her. But Terry was so angry, on a - superfluously, flinging'herself into Terry's Orm. action of the Roman generals." . -sharply. 11 Now you bave it all your own small account of hpr -own that she passed arms. I , - . , , - - I - / .. The case of Marie Colombin, committed Another instance of the power of the w.y,;'says he, " I hape you are Satisfied-` over Fanny's unjust indignation very light. c s you lire back - I you, sre horne I's Says t� the Paris "sizes for attempted murder same iaw of war st,rategy was seen daring ' . � He stops and smiles at her ; a queer smile, - ly. I 4 - Terry, clinging to her convulsively. Oh, and suicide,- came on fr,r trial the other the Napoleonic struggle when Britain won , filled with many comp'ex thoughts. Why had he gone thus, suddenly, with-, how sweet it is to see her. &gains to know day - Marie Colombin, 42 years of age,who simply sad solely because of hqr control of , . ' . - �. . ' "You will be satisfied too," says she, in out,another word, tbens when all was re. that some hum%b�thing, in sympathy with, , .was in business as 4 feather-dremer, fell the sea. Although She entered the war rather a suffocated tobe ; he can see that -versed between them,-whem she was no h � - ile or so of her .!. I � r named Reard, alli6d with many of the European nations, I - - er,. is within a m . - love with a Porte - . I . . . " . � .1 I deeply in . t he is crying now.- You will be rid of me ; longer the beggarmaid? - , . - 11 Came list night," gasps .Fanny, holds. ,some 15- ears younger than herself. Their they all e alkay from her until the island you will forget me �) How long the day was ! Yetrit ou In and shaking h lLy.� Y smooLhlyenough for three n the defensive. I . � . relations ran kingdom stood alone, and o " Probably," coldly. 11 What I shall not be a festival with her. - She was new -rid 11 Silly baby, ii,ot to come with me I But -year! rday in AugusL last Reard She was in this position until Trafalgar. . . . s) -,,but one . I Icrget, howevex, is that I was engaged for forever of the visits she Used.to dread,!. --of I'm back Y, and Terry, darling, - told his mistress suddenly that he inten gave her . . -11%, anywa, ' (led .- ,some weeks to a girl who spent that time the voice, the step. And yet— I . with the.fondest Ali,"" -so ilad to 8P8 YOU- -leaving her," he was about to get married. - THE UNDISFUTZD SWAY . - . - wondering how she could in any decent He had played the lard over her. -no again.* Ho* -sweet you look 1. How sweet. A distressing scene followed, but finally of the ocean, and then she pushed an oiTen. wise put an ead to her engagement with doubt, until She had told herself that she your garden looks !-how. sweet it �,.all she appeared to become redouciled to the , paign-11 an offensive based abso- me. 11 hated him. But.that-was all'over, and her - is 11, i . - 1, �, idea of this desertion. At dinner that give cam . " Her � . "That is taking a very unkind view of I it," chance shoul I have been given her. She : --" You espeoi�fty," says Terry, catoh�ing h . owever, she poured a narcotic in lately upon her control of the sea." � . Presence in Portugal and Spain kept faster - Terry cries, tremulously, and with a would have liked to play the lady over him, her and kissing- her ag,%in;' . - . 1 �_, thrta's glass, sad both retired to bed. Ing that, Spanish ulcer which drained the to-ach of indignation. The truth, the real for a, little. -if that coald be done without get -away, flitterer. " -1 - Dar . Ing th I -_ . ' I . :1. 011, I I. I I . � .. e night the porter woke up, in strength of Napoleon's Empire," continues truth, is plain to every one. And it places the hateful tie of engagement. ' When did you'Zome ?" . .-,. . .. . spite of thedrug, sudwas horrified to see the writer, 11 and so, by slow degrees, the me altogether in the wrong. I shou�d never , But he was gon�: rsnny'S.Jatter;�had .I I A momen. I t ago.". . . . �_. .. ,� I thab'his mistresi had lighted a charcoal fire gr &test military power that has been . ha,ve accepted you ; having accepted you, I told her that yesterday. 11 46 I.T6:r, � I' I . 11 . 1. , - -. �,,. . - e I a had gone away I - . I . 1. I " _ in t-he�foora, with- the evident intention of created in modem times was redaced to should have kept to my word: . Yet I have the morning after her finaLrejection of him. � I- Well, half an hour ajo,-atA" a. d putting an evd.to their lives. As he jumped impotence." Nor does he fear that this . .. . � - . . . I I - failed in both Oh, I know how I He could not have gone a.moment earlier. to. see yon firit thing." - - - : out of bed- and. was endeavoring to make ' sea can be seriously _ ways. -1 I domination of the shall be regarded by my world. But you- ,He was glad of hia escape, the swirl told s, OhFahuy V - , , . - - Colombia , . L - U laugh. - L )d L ' jtrh � 7tj-4-, his aidape from -the fatal bedroom, . - - -now thay all is over between us -might herself with a q ear Thus end( . Ggy es I you 01 , t to-_b� conceited aver -It, fired twoahots of a revolver- and inflicted a. weakened by a systera'of forays or incur . L - I - . 1. I I . . -dir a � little, I I -the ,fact u��, Slij�t wound- on. er sions. It would be impossible for any I be more generous to me. You "-looking that third day. Batfl�'L!�-Slowincr .. h lover, who, however, 0 L suddenly . up at him with sweet drenched 4 * * * * , 0 : * Terry, 1. ought tolit. yon kAowat oniie ths _ ay out. . Baffled Power to so absolutely control the ocean . . _ . J , I .. . . .. . - 0 ,succeeded in making his * no other power could send privateers � . �'Geriaid, is L With US , ' _ L L . I. - - I , . . I � . . , . in I herint - ention, Colorabin then turned the that eyes—'you must know how I shall be con- I � . .-6. � I.. . I � . ". ," L'� I I cruisers to annoy her commerce. - - I I This diiy -is .charming. .A last taste 64 Mr.:TAf"S's 'i" - 1. `. `:�' ' � -_ re --I,_ - ,d or smal . � L I , - . - demned and commented upon by many peo- of slimmer pervades iL - M Lis a week - 1. - ii -vover against herself, and was wounde I But this only amounts to a6 tax upon the . ,� 2) . -- Yes, t46rmrd..He wddddL00;m'e. 1444' in thi-hand, and breast. She was conveyed .. , � ple, whereas you will go quite free. later, and Mr..�-Tkefusis!-s going has - - - _' . commerce, in,-,reasing the risks of trade; "Quite free," bitterly. all 1 could to 11, but -yc�d .'kno' red, - . . His tone trou es � � Pfeviblit" 1twi � . . w� ..to tht-hospital, where she soon recove � . - 1. and no power can be tormidable at sea which. . - become a thing, of- �ih6` -Past. 'Jeriyi ' '! fi� .. " � . . Robbie He" such -4001. Put I suppose into custody. The prisoner L a . . L I.- and: Was � - I. her. leaning over the old ba]tistradeo, looks dh, dsiling, Will itI. -:" . given . with tears in her cannot maintain a fleet there f or a prolonged . , . .- "Yes.: - Quit# free without a backward e light.�bfue oloudA it Won't matter mu $I. __. 1_ ,_,plpidlad'her own, cue, - � . -. - � ' *on _- L to .the south, where th . � I i�_ItO4 in.ke'ls. � .- . � , I ,ey - eS,L &rid- 'PVe go pathetic an accoun peri.od. , - 1. -thoti2lit,!' says she, @a stfr - are so indifferent. to,,,`hirn� — t of r otive of the article is to arouse � - &ed �Lsre blowing, and when . the ,4f iiho,sef.'. - W � " - iq#., . Yon e ra . - I - ,gerly. ""6 . . - 1. 66' inditeren , a of - I know, jou'knowi. you never reall�y`rl . And he, . __., - . 81WO ,,the at -ate of trengthening � . � I .n . despair into wlltqh the ide 'i; - I— L. -I.- -1 . . . can be heard. Lirry, -who is.beaide her, P. ' I � � L m'. I - - - 1_ Britain to the necessity of a . . . 1he impen WS � 1. ,_ I a* - . fancy, on your part a were Terry smiling ' . -L I desertion of her l6ver threw I a. . . Yoe. It was -a - ' 'b--' s4 h . 116: 'her,that-the jary were moved to grant dering that sea- . - . , togehes her arm,. as ifJo- !bring her ack _4k, , J& Aiatq `qtA4 z I, think- I her her Mediterranean fleet. The writer cc . - . L, - passing fancy. But love, there was- no- -from fairy- jam 9 .V . as .4 , I I *' 101 - - . -_- , - - , tends that the powers bor - . . $$ . � . . .. . I . -1 d or whate er- land. it may talks -of you in the,most usuaLmanneri- H . � . �� .1 , - ,_ IOM - . I [ioughti have *andere& . __ :Wcquittal. . . are jeolous of the fact that, it is controlled - i0s), be to which her tl , I � joi. Over that, I ttfii4'sc�yca need . . .7-1 , I . his quite L" , .�'�, 1. 7 .- I I I -1 pause follpwa 4his - - YoW.? " say& skeL turn* -- 'him, her . .1. I , - -, I - - . �.._ L _ � . I " . by on olutaider ; and that Britain. must - - - . � , abort but. trag . di �� , - ... 1 '4 Way. - ; . . . . . I . � while they gize fiit6 each _ Other% - eyes, L - g, to not: be worried about Itild, bold And L - - - � I I .1 .. � tvv�et�L "' I" plainly be - -1 I . . '. .1 VM1. L,�� I-— D r. Eftes-Anew . I - eyos a; little vague. , itm-nei t6 -U I _. . . R I I I d= I, _r6n say I He" 31 _;.trenialously- i maid fo V "' 0 - 2�i�_ I I I I I I - I Then h"IWhesher� by- the arms,'holdiuk _,�OUid� try i ' '. 1, yolell o6memp to . ". . I .I- eZa Qnesti=- _' 4 � - : '-L. a - 0 , I - L -,- I � L _. . I ' - ' OF EMASSAILABLIC STRENGTH - - - _tov,erJt.at0"P.YOU ambitious for success wrote . - . I - _ o help a fell w '� Bitter V now,;.es i . . 3hor readhig-h-ir,'.1ii-face, transfigurod,fib Is 6 . - �' eM 'f,Voc��` ; -A.-Young- n . ied 61 - .. . I - _i� . .. , 1. 'wish y I � ially As. . - e -is 96111 -at I . 'or-- w believ - I - .1 . I I So -Pys I - i i to 11 _ I I - _ - ffer, * 81* . 'Larry I . . I h - . .ong ago ther6if � . , in an aggrieved-tobe. L � . , X_ 9 ., L h -i" � .Dn.0livefrVendell Holmes not I she is to avoid attack- He Th to passionate . .1 I - to _. - . an, ,� ." sll h4g.p -YOU - - cnth""� 1�.� L � � , - � - � � ! . - : L - i4�i� I . � - L ,_;:� 'in , . � I - - ., . 1.1, - . � .1 . W crush B - - _i - . I � " - . Help YOU 10 Ot i6ftree -1 , - I � it ritain would be to send ' -L I jiaa� novee Selen' him' show so much eviotion A I I - m- . L.., . . �� I - L T__-_` - � "Adfiqfout ques tons which are often that L � I 11 I - 2) - , - I . � I ;A 1 ! _ _pr_.. . . - erce largely to Germany, and � . I." �, __ - - .�,(1,6Aaj:n1y.- I shall comes' 'kays .� �erry� ;British comm - efore. . $1W, had -ikat tboughV. hira �apsblo any, way call- - - I - � I.. I _ I - i4id-04U#01id-i2eti, and. the distinguished .b - ' .. � ,, CO dOWW from �thq� clo Aq : th.._ I :Ahareas, '' alte-ca m asid, - ��,i, ' - .1 at interest for thus to produce an effect that France, for '9fiLL' ItIS-1Wrove . I � L ads, then, qu rhed�,q - � ,,, � I' ho I - __ i ' - � me . I - � � #,"'unponow �,. _ - I 44swers aranot wit . - 6',L_had . - . - 4 t, I � __ 'though vh6*6h1 instance, . I lation, to her. . �, j6*l�qj6d.,-'�qfi * .4, would not relish ; bat he fears-, _. - - lifivei V", a, js� 4 . - :,� -11, - �Sar . -1 't . - I - - .� .- , . I - betw. his sai-ya-he -jealously. ' - - - - --th -'e6a"'a I A. lie L t A Ki", bei eeti I , Is , * - � . , ptr_ - - . . ob shared by all Euro. . -- . I- save- She, - la0ghing, �f4elt: a kind of liefyousdess a . 'I. ,-xf�--"'"i;'�Q--L---T-i�4f.-,�-s*ervournue - � � . I A I 4--t. ul.m_ .& 3) �- QqA. 1� oh, -own&- . __.-1%-1 . 't,- him, r"N a. that this belief is U .7 -.< . 321daul I mull"s, IYIFW - e L , L � ,. 9 - .. _ -,; --. - , 414 , � L IL .. - 1-1 .--t " :t 'L - - ,. - _. ,, , .. 11 I - � . .. , 6 " * _' - __ --ha javqp��ftor _�jt a,11 own hAnd, as my as . . - - . - litt ' unce .ktaialy k`&P8, " _L -ions -_if f - L .1 - . , 1. I -, - - I . " � � � � 4a�rar - I .. . - - � Ae�__ __ I - -,pork, _-.' 'LW I'm &&%- h - ' - L - - , . ` &j&_"_�'L �jL;' �1. . e _ , _ lomats. Hence he pleam for a . � � ,-,--, Agoyhofildgiiierfrifthita. IAPahl I _ - . �ja ; a e� d, - pesti dip __ - L I is, - __ � . . I I L - _ _�, " , '--'. I I . - - � 7041 down naw: v _ __ -for-youl f;i L ` 4�k bad.,-, L I .L re. - ' '_ bs . diterranean fleet in the interests . - - "' ,fijt'C%n I di�_- . __ t -- -bli�� that I -11- I strong Me �_ I , _ -1 P08151, , � , � - - Z'. ,'�' . - _'L �AWDA-Vlw:a iiit aCtfiie time. _!_ I �: , . - - - � . 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" " _ Z�_�-, � - - M�� -_-, � :: ,'� - ,-, - , � Z .__�, � AGRICULI Profitable Pouit7 The saying, with p breed is in the trow, � applicable whe � vervevident that a.. rn13 car; and MaIM(genient a I tionof suitable kinds, follows that it you can the common duaghiii ic assuredly, do rnuci-, b,e, kinds, for it is an evide sA breeds of all kinds % ,qqicker returns for g,)oi or,erdinary breeds wii i common care, tne lowe the best relurns, for Lh to such treatment, and proved grades or breedE If you do not happen improved poultry, by a fortanate possessor at c .the old cominon dur block, and in their pl provod ones, in the prc to six hens, and thuE proved systtern of Douit, thenyoa wiii find'it a p - Ing, if otherwise prope"r . Let Me LleXt take a house, and se--- if there of whitewa.sh. Thia gr disinfecting agent ehoul summer months, insicle house, and on the roost week, and oftener if ne Give plenty of air an�d I and restrict this to ver warmth in the wintEr. There are several wx poultry houses, adopte,i Mears vary as wideiy s � � One very good w -y 1�, ' . largeenough (with hens bhis) to have a small s warmed only on Very co the rest of the titne, to I comfortable, by haring, 3 wherever the cold could . The fowls are couflne( Of the day, t,he exceptio nine or ten o'clock we g about half an hour or si opportunity to exercise ed -up limbs,and to get s � They are allowed to tows,rdevening ; and v they will continue heah. system is at all times ad:, winter months, roup, I being prevented. i Depth of Tile A is generally concedf age is the most valuable c%n be added to wet Ian true that it is a cqatly im — I ing the hard labor and m The most difficult ma for he general satisfact to it the d,epLh they sii " the best work. For Lhre,, it appears that a more el - cepted in many � cases th--i .the sources of inforMaLio \ extended, and brought t( �, these men that pra,-tice In reporta of farmers' ii comes oat that many far less than two feet is the The truth is, that whal hardly suits another in at ers work on an economic . all their setions. Some i ate returns, and unless tl in the near future for an no stock in it easier to cut an IS or 20-J the tile in it, than to c grade perfectly, and lay I former, the work is clea 'm the back and muscles gen ter, and besides it does n We have never yet seen a, would not get soaking V depth than IS inches, or t� the most uncertain cropi farm, before drainage, wai . ,Crack to a greater deptiti-I believe that any soil that � will in time become areatei removed. i When we coinmenced di .about a decade agao, aft , I authorities at hand we con I feet would be the best dep] first winter we put downl 4W rods at an average of t to thirty-two inches of I worked easily, and som, depth was reaehed without . but usually from two to s bottom of the three-foot o less limestone gravel mixel Often it took as long to req this for a smooth bottom f( did to cut t,he rest of the d Those that have had e how difficult it is to get � grade when the clay is f __ peUiles or gravel. We fox ting '00 to 32 inches -we c h&rd Work and additional . quently our rule now 1*8 we can to this gravel d*pfm and clay could be worked, - would be to c,it at lea.st t The deeper we have the ti liable the land is to surface In one instance we cut th at -a depth of three and a h or three years after the wa�, u on the surface wi0i E il & ' drain, and it began t, look eates of shallow drainage w�� claims, but now the wate, Eu_kly as desired after h ,i_e , few rods of tile lai or hole, that are only 15 tol the surface. They do the , and grain crops Flourish over is very rich, and we would' - satisfied if they were laid d surface wash will cover t�, years of rotation go on. Where it is possible to cut than IS inches to tw9 fO always do it, regardless of the clay, and wait patiently � frost to do their work of �� soil. If we only had 18 to 2 . above waterline, we would ' 3, great success at growill would want a greater dep-d', and aimtO Make clover he] � Soil. 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