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The Clinton News-Record, 1898-04-14, Page 2u A #.look- lAptery, lu the v.h "tJ or rut brig ,;Ud event- ful rxi cupric•<' ;'.1+ a trfit-ker of CJZ4L•laq 111, rc is ,..ne f li,ing which has pue,zk 1 nal' b,01V th.,n any olhe.r thing in coil opcti in c1•n clic+ men whom I hu%v boon fortunate enough to hunt duwn, and that 'a the extroy?ae cure- leasnpHa ,solus by the cleverest, of scoundrels. IA -man will plan out (. crime with the utmoH subtlety and inge-nuity,pru,siding for well-nigh ev- ery ronl ingenry, and altogether show• - true hiusseif to be it Napoleon of crim- inality, but all the same, by sheer care- leaanese or w;tut of foresight, he will leave one g'•aringIr obvious clew which brings his house of cards to the ground and delivers him into the clutches of the law. It is the history of such a scheme. ruined by such an oversight, that I will set down in the tines that follow. One morning T w -as instructed by my chief at hearkq,uar-ters tar go to the of- flce of ,J3hn Pelln,ythorpe, in Golden Square, to inquire into a forgery case. I at onee took may oteps to the office named, and, after it short delay, was shown into M4•, Pennythorpe's room. ',He was a genii'Wooking, (-lean vhav- en clan of some 35 years, and he rose to greet ane with it smite. "Good Morning, Mr- Blake," he Haid, as he motiOned me do a chair. "i am glad that ,you have came so promptly. for there has been some bother over a ohpc'k of mine." I prepared to listen to the details and he oontd•nued : "Last Monday I re- ceived lroNm the bank the usual paid cheeks I%hich they are in the habit of rieturning to me every month, There w+er•e fifteen in all, most of them for Kznall sums. One of them, however, WHa for no less an amount than £500, and directly I looked at it 1 knew that it was a forgery. "The signature anti the bopdy of the check were etpPtarently in my own hand- writing, but ors I,had not drawn any- thing like such a sum for months past. I !knew of course, that; the business was a fraud. T at once communicated With the managers of the hank and also with Scotland Yard." "You seem unnecess•irily agitated," I reunarked, after a pause, "for after all the bank, T Presume, will bear the loss and not your's•2If. In the case of forgeries the hank is always liable." "Quite se, quite Hoyhe returned. "I myself do spot lose a penny, trot what agitates me is the knowledge that I must bare a forger near me, for no- body but a man intimate with me could have so gauged the amount of my ao- count. It was just £550, so tP- after paying the am(runt of the e,geck, ly £50 re•inain-d. T'he bank ]las tree ed me very bonora.bly, and has written already to say that my .account has been credited with the £500 in ques- tion. My intereat, therefore. in find- ing,the forger is purely from the point of view• of justice to the bank, Doubt- less, if the scoundrel is discovered ini- meldiately, Howe of the money may be refunded." No doubt," I returned, quietly ; "and now, .perhaps you will he good 'enough to let me sere the check, alHu a check bearing your genuine signa- ture,'• lie took from a drawer In his table a couple of checks. "Here is the forged (K'uynaiit," he said, "and here is the genuine one. Compare them. and you will detect absolutely no difference." No. There w•a.s no noticeable dif- ference. 1 scrutinized the forged check with the aid of rr><ty glass, but the mag- nifying process elicited absolutely no- thing. "This is the must strikingly clever forgery that I have ever come across," I said, after a pause. "I do not won- der that the bank peOPle were de- ceived." . "Nor' I," he made answer, "for upon sty word I myself should have been taaken in by so extraordinary an imi- tation- And now, if there are a.n • de- tails I can give you Which may be Her- vioeeable, Pray command me." "First of all," I said slowly, "I should like+to ask you where you usually keep your check book." "I aam afraid.," he answered, "that I have been rather careless.in that re - ape L Its usual place is an exposed position on this desk." " Who has access to this room ?" "I have only one clerk, and he comes and goes when he likes." "Do you suspect him?" "My dear air,' }re answered, as he rose and paced the room, "it is impos- sible for pee o say. lie• has alv%ays appeared thoroughly reliable." "How lung have you bad the man?" "Three years, 'He came to me with admirable testimonials. I do not think hp ccvUld possibly be guilty." "Would this youth he acquainted with the state of your pasHbook, so that he would be in a position to know how• far he might go Wilhout. overdraw - Ing the account.?" "Ob, yes• You Hee, he usually goes to the hank for me, and checks the pasHbook with the returned checks. f have .always had su much Confidence in e.nkins that I bare allowed him ab_ Pollute control of my hank business," "I we. Had he apppe red to you hal s- ly to he in want of money ?" lit, paus- ed tot, a moment, and then ataid; "Well, yes; now J come to Think of if, only a week ago he asked for an ad- vane ref salary." That may or may not mean any- thing. Aman maY be bard 11p and dressire ;in advance, and yet hesitate about, a deliberate forgery. Have you spy oC his writing that i can look at?" Plenty. Iimw will this suit you?" He; th,tnded me a note from the clprk, in which the lattpl• made same unim- portant communieaa.l ion. As I was sornething of a. graphologist, i thought that do.ubtleas the youth's caligraphy might give a clew to his character, !rut a shade of disappointment, crossed my face are T scrutinized the letter. It WHA the stereotyped eo)mmercial hntid which is the bugboa.r of t.he handwrit- inv expert, nerd %•hich gives absolutely no clew to the writer's tendencies. i t,elsvpd the paper from me, and said: "'Thal, won't help us a hit. is the young, felow here to -day?" "Oh, ye . I could ring for him ruin yyon could have a loofa at hits s(ifhout lis knowing your business. Shaall f do so ?" plies rang the+ bell, anti n tall, thin young fellow answered it. From a sign mnde by Mr. Pennythorpe I knew that this rues the clerk in que.Htion, rand I watebed him narrowly while his Onployer gave him Home inslruetions invented on the spur of they moment. %Vhpn he w•ns gone the other turned +to fine, Well," hA asked, "wh0i do you think of himf" "Ile looks a simple, honest young fel- low," T rnlurn"d, ns i rose to go; "but Lit CoL'rae, a111W&FAndes axe not oftPa" �. R . I �' , reliable. My next move will be to gge duwn to the ix,nk anti intevview nils aY his face then, std clung to the table for support as he out : (f/'��. i �� T�T�� - F AO �IGU �_, l U RAL ThemDelaware class should have even - }-{ y�(� ]�� T E OME. for tau minutes. Jkat '.x eggs until gasped 1(ys• Prune and tie up so as to have � +! 1 very light, add theuz to t ho Winatoe.0 shirr %v hu paid the £fi00 over filo Tilts prugf—wino! pdouf have you?" �,,,�„„!,•„�,•,-„,,-,�,�,,, ;t good distribution over the trellis. ,� --'�^��-- and stir a fe•w winutek. 'Them let (6 ,uk aounwr.” -%!r, h unythurpe ruse and held out "Quite einctugh," 1 anatvered coolly; "your Uisguase," Ms. PeniVthorp TREES GNAWED BY MICH OR HAB The yrunin should nut be deferred be- 1 K Auld ting month i.f it call bo helped. TON'ICX3 I'OR SPItdNG. rent for one minute. I"Wil 1.,110 ortielet over, slip it nal a ilvut plata and serve. ilia bund. "1 aua sure you will do our Y ai,•,st for all of us," be said, as 1 took Which re resented you as a dignified P old gentlem n of 60, was doubtleas ex- B('f'S. All things considered, fall is perhap:H Delicts acid desserts or salads az re a iu Cocortten.—L'lri,cai a sauae aA I'gg N ruy [save, oeedingly Fartist.io, and would probably fl the orlitin of the tree from which N even t► batter time for grape pruning. esyecially whulesutue and deliaious at with two ounces I,utL-r two tables roen- 1 + + • • have insured your against detection the bark has been eaten ie at once --- � this aeaatyn of the yeas, when almoaL full fine-ediopped. white ogions over the Arrived at the Wilk 1 had to wait had you taken the simple peroaution covered with grafting wax, healing vvili WATCH FOR PEACH BORERS. I o,veay one fools the need of this kind fire and cook for tabree minutes. ,Add t fess mowents before I could see the uiunuger, us he %-vas engaged with a of wearing gloves." lie looked rapidly at his hands, and usually take place and the tree live. Everybody who owns a Peach treA , of diet. halt uupful fine -alined mushirooml�, uatomer. At len =th, however, the via- b I could stye that he understood all and Of course it the exposed wood is al- should examine it about the bod near y Pickles nae by no meuna so doleterd- docking slowly fur five minutes. Seaa- itor departed anti 1 was ushered into realized the clew which had tracked lowed to become dry this surface muat the gruun-1 to see if the borers are pre- I ouH tai the health acs soma would have on witlh 'balf teaspoonful salt, Ona. his ruum. hire. 'There was a long pause, at the be brixiged over with scions, ao t.hat sent. If they are, there will he a gum- Ius believe. .Used in modGratiun, they eighth teaapounful pappor and one tea - "Glad to see you," he said, heartily. end of which he turner► to the manager, the circulation ba To gay exudation. This g•um and the soil ! ap•e neuess:ury to dome, and tin old say- spoonful parsley. Cook two u,fnuted. "I presume you have just come from who had stood a silent spectator of tho ma Y renewed. should be removed and searob made for ins "One iinly app lie is r'a puis- itemove and divide thaw fine herbs in Mr. I'ennylhorPe's office, us he %trots P;cene, and said brrrkenly: make a auiptable wax fur this purpose the borer with a knife. From one to � six small earthen aaucePans, called so- us that he Was e(unmunicatin with g "Mr. Venn, I admit the char e, I 8 take five or six p>ztrtg of resin, and a dozen may be found in a singlet t.rre. an," cortuinly applied ware, ere, in over them u, little salt and a little t3 ccotictnd Yard?" was at my wits' ends Co know where tw,o I>arts of beeswax. Melt this a.n,l The larva or worm is cream white, Y 'Pile beat way of meeting the loss ul and put one in eacib saucepan, aprinlal- "Ycs 1 ►rave seen Mr. Irennythorpe," t returned; "but (tie inte•r%ie%, h.isPlic- to obtain a thousand pounds, and I hit u the idea of obtaining 51N1 b this Nuri to Y while hot acid one part of tallow: Try Irom an inch to un inch and a half appetite and languor in tilt so ins aver them a little cult and a little tactics butter. bake in a hot oven Lill iced %ery little. He geecus; much agi- trick, the (After 500, of course, coming a coat dyf this on a green stick# expose lung• r I or the peau!: tree borer, whitewash spring, is with acid aulads u�f guodgreen la f goo herbs and fruits in desserts. else white of egg' is firm,. and serve. rated about the loss, although it is the b:,nk•s. I presume, anti n(rt his." to me in the ordinaxy way. I wrote and signed the rbeque, and, disguised five minutes to the (old air on water, makes as good a preventive as any- of used Lemons are in good supply at Ghia Baal top eggs very Iht, "(lune so," relu-ined the in.ina =er, 6 be ond. reco nition, I cashed it at the Y g IL it iH top hard and araoaktst easily, add tbiioag that can Le used. Apply to the season!, unci tila+y mtaike excellent pud- light, add acro taldedPuunPuls milk and dd tw t Gx;ruil "As ou know, the law ,ro- tt y• y L si.leg that in cal.•tty of 1'urgery the bulk bunk. There ! I have confessed all now, asst 1 trust you will sol be too a little mord tallow, It must not Ile so soft that when warm sppridig weather trunk of the tree and carry it above dings as well as pies. A properly pre- beat again, adding two tablespoonfuls g rated cah•oese. Butler two small earth- ;in l not. the customer suffeia. AH�o hard on a man %+bu took a desperate costes it will run off the wood. If the origin of the main brunches. The pared lemon sauae is cmc uS Ube best en aaueepune. pour in lase mixture rind the ilatiVe or ill LWltit>e of thin lass I j j ste because his )edition was more N 1 ' beessvnx cannot be roladaly obtained, nae old dead wood should be pruned out and burned at once. If the tree is bad- acuompaninients of an apple ear a bat- bake in a slut oven about five minute �i, , i. ill not s peak now. Our ub eel is to [ j find the. culprit," dos anile still. He bruits down and N sohl,Pd. only resin and ttillow, in which ease; a ly anfeatedwith borers, cut it down and fes puddinig. Valencia enol utllter lar- r s with Chbeso in >z easy. gt5 "1y'hivh may be far more difficult The three of us then went to the greater proportion of tallow is requir- burn. If allowed to remain it will aid angea, from U1ia Meditexraneun, ore Home small ethRnu cases, put onu raw than you may think," I said. "I have police station. wherry Ponnylhurpe was ed. '.This however is not as good as in spreading the trouble. If only a small portion bas been injured, cut this now suld art a low prrice. and nothing egg in each, Ono, sprinkle over a little wchdte a tablespoonful always found calks of this kind the hardest. to uni-wei. At least 50 r gi%en into custody. 'Che t li;ti came un shortl • afterward, y when beeswax is a pairt of the mix- away, burn the diseased portions and could be bettAr fur tessera, either with '1'hQ salt and pepper„ of grated cheese and a litltle metaled cent erf modern forgers .are never but us the bank dict not press the ture. whitewash the wound, Lot oasis o c vagi- p g a old jellies. butter and bread crumbs. Bake for a brought to jugtd4e." charge the prisoner oseaped with a To apply this wax, wind about one — _ city is mu lh larger thain the popular- few minutes in a hot a•'ven. "Let us hope\i he replied, quickly, light sentence. His case is interesting in %iew of the fact that it furnishes and of a small tytiaak, a strip of strong MARRIAGE DIFFICULTIES, choice desserts would indicade, us about -fourths of the of oranges or 1? Croquettes.—C,hoP fine three gg fi but this crlsu will !setons to the other fiftA." one more roof of lLe eareleHsness of N muslin two inches wide. ,,,dt part of One or Ghe charges often brdnzgbt I one peel lemons should be used %s•ith nice; in- J liars -boiled eggs, malt half tablesyoon- tiiblesPa,nlul flour, "\Vith 411 na • heart," 1 slid; "and 3 the most ingenious criminals, for had he taken the precaution to Wear gloves this extend treyond the stick and than tin the whole thin firm! to it with S aill"net the spLrdt of the ago, is that deed, orange daHeris are alwuat LasWiess it made without urates eel. K N ful butter, andbAlf stir and cook two minwtts adding half now, if you %+ill allow• me, 1 should like to have a._chat with the cashier an that fatal morning, the mystery of g twine.. This is used as a swab. Fill an marriage in the middle or wealthier Only the reddish skinned ones kiaave a cu milk, one-quarter teaspoonful suit, N w hu cashed the check in question, the '"for ed" check on the London and g old tin )ail three-fourths full of ashes. I Circles of sooi&t is mare beset with Y Hweet rind, and therefore are the only 'They one -Ai ,h,t6 teaspaoomful p®ppor an 1 une- g which 1 have brought with me from Suburban Bank would daubtJcss have On the top of the ashes place a layer conventional obstacles tthan ever be- ones,, valuable in cookery. are teaspoonful English mustard. Mr. Penn thorpe's office." y remained a mystery until the end of time. of lips-(- wood co,•aIs and on t.herae coals a d•iah ford. Yoga men wDtlh what was form- t g raised now• in California as well as un tlhe bn,rdea's the lkl:editerraueun. 1`:'v- quarter Stir and o:oolt two minutes, tdt,:n cads the '.Che manager's face fell. "lt is cath- er unfurtun ate,' he said, "but \Nilson, � of soda. Ypu are now ready to go to work. The coals will keep exl,y considered a reasonable incomne say of cry scraap shiould be saved to be put chopped eggs, one teaspoonful chopped the clerk who paid over the money, the w•ax warm. they cam no Longed' afford to marry or Ln tine dessewt or to be candied or made parsley and one raw ylolk of egg. Mar is laid up just now with influenza. TO Bi; Vi ELL DRESSED. With the swatlp g put u cod coat of w engaage ,i,n cou,rtgihip„ and so they into ora a extract., n'g a moment and apices E,aa uta le Still, you might go down to Lis house One often bears women comlrlain that wax over all the exposed tissue. lie enreful 'than it is not hot enou h to settle down from nccessilty to a bathe- The bittear rinds of pale -skinned or- an es, which usual! leave the Isweetest g Y some on a dish to cool. Grate soma stale hcread and beat one egg in a soup plate and interciow him," "\\'halt is bis address?" i asked Choir gowns and belongings do not look g bud -n the w•uod and tissues un aha bark Los's life. Bat huunan nature ig aponv- pulp, may he us•'d fon kiaidling, unci till 1ig11ct. Divide GSA croquette tnix- promptly. "I w ill go down there With- as well as these of others who have of the small trees, If the denuded sur- erful tion and occasional! a g, y young will proud as useful as kerosene, tthough tore into nine equal parts, take sac in out a moment's delay." fewer and less exppensive c!otbes. In face is largo., after waxing wind a thick man and a young woman break through not at all (langvrous. They must be part separately in a spoon and dip it Tihen in thebreadl 'fhe clerk, it sce,med, resided at Clap- almost every in.t-tari a Uis is due. to strip of old tender muslin about. the tree in spiral form. Tbcn use a little the artificial barrieas and get married kept in a warm place wihere they can dd'y, and thud odor given forth when tlhe beaten egg. roll crumbs, lay it on a board, and wit" him. anti a few minutes later I was h,tfling; a teas outside the bank. fhe latx;k of rare and attention to lir- wax to fasten the end. This iq an ad- without ard. to them. If both are reg' tIlley burn will make them pleasant are two table knives form into a cork -shale "1?ern Villa., 11lelthorpe !toad, Clap- tie details,. in procuring; 'the right dit.ional uard n ainst the cracking g q of the o•f good dlaraorter and suited to sash well as a desirable subaytitute for fuel, to kindle ed uraquette. When they ace's!! orm- fry tlleib in hot fait to a fine golden hum,' Icried, and prasenlly %%e were t'hi2tgs, and in looking; after them w hon wax or of Ust runnim,g off during or.her i,n age, caillture and intelligence Only a few peels are needed ad- the following, bowling along in the direction of the wearing t,bem. The plainest tai:or warm weather. The important thing w•itb this treatlnwnt is to apply the alnd are not acting frog mere impulse., a fire, The st.a•awberry pineapple is another color and serve withr sauce:, aouLhw•estern suburb• g juw•ne • 1 turned m Durin the y y frown that bac the retluired look of fin• s%ax eat once and do not dedny until the the uestion of social castte is not one q chew fruit which m be advanta N al{y 6- . ,Antbt,ny Sauce:.—Boil a medium-aiard than hts to oiher subjects for I have g J Ash about it,wibf rwnk higher an+l wear wood has in any way become dry, for a. alien strop l to tale eneral ud a Nim pg B Y K j g- eousl used in the s Orin It makes Y I 6• white onion in water Pive minutes re- u lsvays fount! it a good rule to siva bettc+r than t.khe most elahoraLe oust tune than the sop cannot ascend and death floss !Ails natural order of things ie a delicious hot dumpling or fruit frit- the onion and chi it fine, Place) the brain a rest when on a hunt of '1'o badly spud on and lacking the appear- will. finally result. that young men and young women ter, and mixed with cocoanut or with - out. a jelly oa Bavarian cream move a saucepan with half tablespoonful buto this mature. allow one idea to re- main upp,ernloat for guy considerable arae of l e,ing serfs; tly in order. __ s,6ould mate. To a certain extent cafe- good can be ,roduoed. T,he nice of the pine- I j ter over the fire and add tlhe olio n+r time is almost ruinous to the perform- 'Phe woman who has kept her clothes MARE. 'TH'E POTATO FIELD FF.RA'1L1•% guards must Ile Wlsown about them, apple &as sometimes carved, obstinate half a Uayleaf and six wthole Peppers. once of intelligent work. After nearly three-quarters of an in order,tthows toesliecial advantage lee- The difficulty kvith the ordinary but when the marriage prgblem be- cases of indigestion. Grape fruit is also a valuable tonic C1ook •three minutes, adding half table• spoonful flour. 6tir and cook two min- I hca•ur's drive the d;(ab turned into a' tween seasons, It is too earl to = g get farm potaato Patch is that it is not suffi- cornea mere! a matter of famLl am- Y Y Poe breakfast food, and is Nerved after utas. Tiien add one uupful canned t,cr shad street made u) of tin ' houses. y 1 y new clothes, and those she has, have ciently rich to give brut results, Or= bklon nature will rotecslt, and so will l? the i,dtt.e,r skin and rind have been torn matoos, one-quarter teasPcyonful sa] t, Fern Villa being the last en the. light hee.n in active use several months, yet dinarily the field is fillet( with weed the vast majorilty of mankind. A false Toff• one-eighth pepper and a pinch of sugar• hand side. here 1 a!ighted and rang, there is a marked contrast between seeds which almost smother out the v4ew of marriage and tate gamily can --•— Cook slowly ten minutes. stirring often« the #all, vn dug previously told filo cub -1 man to await rzly rc;Lurn. Jeer gowns and those of the woman %%ho crop before the seascln is over. if best destroy a nation and even a race. bear- 1'IO�\ER NOTES, Then rah the. of all eg through a sieves, mix the yolk of an egq; with two tfablrj, A small, white-faced Woman, whom has been' c•arelem and not partiF-nlar. results are to he obtained, choose a ri•a a is nod intendoxl to be a secs of 8 p Foxgloves are i)est planted away from spoonfuls cream; add kt to tape sauce I took to Le Mrs. Wilson. u' ned the pe To hectare this desired end of always p(e of ground naturally rich ctndwell machinery for family aggrandizement., h^lopemen•ts cls a rule, are not to be scarlet flowers as their purplish pink and serve, door gingerly. "Wbat !coking well, tills street gown shouJci drained, )laving it ie near the house as commended. It Ls a gn ppe step to act spikes do not harmonize with that col- 'Che ran I do for you, sir'?" she never be -Worn is the house, but taken possible. If it has been fall plowed, Counter to parental whZes or advice. °r. pure white foxgloves are ef- ;+sked timidly. is lVir. y1 iison able to rAceive a vias_ off at once, shaken and Ilprurshed. It so much the better, but if not fertilize Patients 8biould be ~vise thro h ex eri- N festive against a background of dark BE..AUTY OF SAXON WORDS - for?" 1 ,asked. "I have just come from you ,ih. not tLrae just then, do so at heavily any time from nosy on with std- once, and affectironate consideration is their due. But the Who desires foliage, when planted in large HUMPS, '.they sow beautiful does Ruskin, Wio did the Lon tun :and Suburban Bank, the the Lin an your first opportunity. The: waist ble manure, and as scfro as the frost parent his daughter to make a grand match having a stately effect. remain so much to popularize art and bar-, oaf which piece tells he ie laid up. My business is important." sbould be put over the back of a chair is out of the ground, anal thtj lan'h i5 as the first object to be (gained by in flower a long time. 'They can he mony among tie lower classes in Eng- "'1'he doctor is upstairs nuns, sir," she w-rong� aide out, to dry and air. dry enough, plow under to a dcepth of marriage is not weld grounded in cis- planted in April and only ask a thin- land in "Sesame and the Lilies," eel• r acid quietly, "iwt he wt,n't be long. Skirts RRsould never 'be tbrovvn over three or four inr•hes. Harrow several dom. The Literature of ever a e cries y g out •against such a view^ od marriage. nil orat if too thick anti an Occasional g 'Pilo plc•esas lids idea ao. the trust sphere d \Gill you please walk in.?" ! ! a chair a^.k, but buns on tsvo hanks times and ust before #tie ca•o iii to be j Iy Hundreds of tphe moat powerful hooks stirring of the soil. dwarf, other - oodles. He says: "W{bhet do yoy� I entered the tin • trlor and sat J Nt dosvn, Present! 1 heard ste son the N or a skirt hanger, eo they wirll not p•lanted, give. the land another plowing, t.his time down to dearth of u.nd dramas tear Lt to pieces, If the wise known as the Callfornla Hunflow- tibdn•k the beautiful ward 'wife' come( 3 stairs, then a•siam of the house door, crea'st'. After the waists are suffici- going a eight or ten inches, provided the suit course of. true love seldom runs smooth, er, is a variety which well deserves a frim? It is the great word in which' which led me to think that the physi- 'lhia e.ntly aided, they should be bun on a g will rmit it. Go over this with the Yet it usually reaabasa its dest.inat,ion„ I debt f.he world applauds the happy end - sicca worst and a good stare in taus 'an the English and Latin languages con- cian haed'iaken his leave, w'as the sire frame or put. awe careful! in 1 Y Y ordinary harrow, a disk or other deep � irtsg. Marrying exclursively fon• wealttb ga,rden. Its Wiage is clean and of rl uer dho French and Greek. I bcxl,e rase, as Mrs. Wilson t , neared almost a 1 I immediatol •and fnfor'wed ins that i[ I 3 a drawer. Reaping aklrtH and waists working harrow, until the surface is sad the condition of a %veJ l -cared for gar- ,yr positie7n is a reproadhl, and is gin- �ea•aLly ( attrantive dark reen ; its blossoms of g tike Frelneh sill scale day get a tcos•d Would walk up her hu,sland would dee spread out ,tail plettty of room; is a den plot. mentioned witch, a prediction uhett A will ,node tnd-n out well. 'The a clear hright yellow,. the hue of sun- sbAne and. the are ver double and for it instead of their femme. !silt' nae great ha.lp 1n keeping them fresh. 'Tis- Lay off the land in mw•a three feet list of the soy nal shipwrecks founder- 1 Y Y alronrt the size of. a welt grown dahlia. what do you think it comes Tho Ecom the. Ipank, sl•7" he said unx- iousl as I entered. "I bo nothin Y l g sue paper stuffed into tAia sleeves. aide a art and >lant t13o wtatoes IR inches p ! 1 in the Coves t.o depth of ing on that rock ds a long one in the ' in fart they resemble the old form of rds is great value of the Saxon worse is thea. i� w -con g• in ke,el:Ing thsm in shape. a. art ro+w, a N threo ur Ebur inches and hater plant.- re(:olffeot,i,om of evens one of mature tihat flowre.r to a eonsiderahln degree. #bey moan something. \Vile means "Nothing is Car as you are concern- lklr• \\'statin," t •, Evenn,ng gowns require special rare, The wairsts of these are best kn t in p I Ing go over the field with i smoothing years As a low hedge a row of dwarf sun- Powers is literally "a blooming ayyix•- weaver, Van must be either house - %%•it•Ps•or sonde motbq, remember that, ed, returned cheers! y "L have merely come to ask you to be a box oouc h or waist boxes and care- fuli•y covered, a,nd kept In shape with harroti%. As soon as weeds begin l.o a•p ear at alb Avon before the ,otatoes p I HOW JAI'ANkSE WON. % meg," and we incline Iu }rive it, tyre- ferenoe over the zinnia for the In L'he deep sense ynu must either ,weave men's fortunes and embroider kind enou =h to ive ue, a little Lel p.. 6 g I wdlite tiasve paper. The skirts, also, are up, go over the field with asmootb- Japan is a long way off and this pur- Pose• it is difricudt. to think of sun- Ubem. ar feed upon them and bring# L a d Det m 131ake. idem Seut.luncl �"ard. Lam =is•en to unrleraland that. should never I e folded, but laid out ing harrow again and continue this clharmin stor of how courtshi are g Y Ns flowers in presence of this romp,aot, them to deca,v. 1Vherever u true wif0 gi 1 this check„” here I the anon- their fuli length in a trunk or box with until the plants are large enough tea carried on apmong the elite of the loci- clean, hright fared. double flower. comes home is always around her. The pruauctrd went, "w•as paid over• by you to a cer- tisvue paper between the folds, Each time a hat is Worn It should be cultivate. Lt all this work has teen thoroughly done and the land is not ea of the land of the rfsi sun has ng not been confirmed by travelers. yet Mr. Meoban says that the common stare may be over her head, the glow lsrorm in the night's cold grass may Iain individual Houle two weeks a o." g HP in his bed looked at Ihe carefully brushed be fore•putti•ng away, especially foul, the potato crop will it .is pretty enough to; ape true. In defect, In flowering shrub bushes — bee the fire at her feet; but home la rose and slip of Paper. "f•'ive hundred pounces, by dohs Pennytbor To Port a hat a\coy dusty wll; soon spoil the freshness of it. To trim the a =es rat, Ile in condition to withstand the good ravages of insert» or fungus pests o'r certain districts in houses wberein reside one or qn re dao hltens of a h3 that they get too strong at the toP1 and weak at, the bottom instead of where she is and for a noble woman' i� stretahes far around her. bettor than and sin sad e, pa,y,_ N I 'Self,"' "Yes, of the, Abbuns and the [lowers that the eiteata Of drion�tha. Tiley Wlll also he marriageable age, n emPdy flower pot, bonuses celled with cedar or paints able to he obser%'Pd. have Ir.,come ni"t and frhyed 91as y more easily dug when wanted for tests of an ornamental Character, is encir- fol'ming shapely spprirnens—ran }pe eas- with vermidinn. shedding sty ryvie 1. have a very distinct recollectdcpn of l:pkin in this check, because it. ha } quate a good effect. If the feathers alae and of mu+h Ligher qualitA than if clad by a string and augpandod fico i1y remelted:,hy proline in early sudfi- light for those who are homeless. This! g 1 pened t.o be the first I had cashed on lose Lhair curl take a broad -bladed the field oras carelessly prepared ands the window or veranda by three chairs. mer. Tf the, strong shoots which make I e, is taw %voroan's• true place my return from my holidays." knife and 1pa4Ply (aril them again or hnld tbrm near the boat. oultl%ated. _ — iib(- ive, s d Japan are, of course, attraativ», an cd the Romeos is aux- the trouble are cut as near the ground ells ver." it por Po ! --.— I brightened considerably. "'rhat is exceedingly fortunata," I Shoes and sli,,pers should be stuffed BAR,LEY AN'D OATS I''OR ROl PAS- fouls as these of. other lands. But in- as possible the sap which would now PEOPL E, remarked, "fo'r your description of the with tissue paper or ;pub on lasts, lout I'l1RE steacd of senerades by moonlight' and qo into them goes into the weaker ones RTNT TO STOUT man who casted It may be o[ great the first -named 6 usually 'the most other delicate ways of making an Im- and In this wa a uniformity of rowth y g 'Chis Some Paris dressmakers LAVA dlarav- assistunce. I presume p you are able r`g1162inient, A pair of Hoboes kept on a \Vbeu the elover crop haH failed or pq'ession it is etiquette for the Japan- o^cum throughout t.he. whole. is erect that t•be humaan 1,ody seems to to describe him?" fast, ,hen not in use, will keep their a pe leetdar and wear t't as long, If if a field was not Heeded last fall and is eye ]over to approach: the d,-elling of his lady bearing; some c-boice plant the only �vaty to make Hha;,ely speci- mens. If left till winte,T and then shrink under the influence of some CO- $e fall bac+k and shut his eyes, us though striving to nid bis memory in ahaes have, been wet the should never Y not to be sown this aptiing, a vPry good in hand., which be baldly, b+vt, let us sim ly HJpeared lark, a� is often the N ors and expand under utl,ers. This is that manner. ass es4p)oBed to great heat, w harden, (try substitute can be had by sowing a mix- hope, reverently, proceeds to plant in rase, the top branches }prow- Ptronger oiovaously of We, utmost importance "YPa." he said, after a souls, "ho. %SP1.4 and curl them up, but they should be tore of oats and barle Mix the seer! Y• the empty vase, than ever the next season and the both to extl'emel stout as well a.H to Y• a lather tall, thin man, of some six'(• y filled With paper and allowed to dry proportions of t.hreo parts barley to This ^akes place vvben he is fiil•ly as- intsh is mads worse than ever. very thin people. Different kinds of nears. Ho bad a white heard, hair graduai!y. Rubbers should not bo put away muddy. lYtrt wiped dry unci clean one of oats and Hmv 2 fru or 'l t-2 hu sated that both mother and daughter are at home. Neither, o[ course, ie at A correspondent of the Garden and cloth are believed to have the same mysLerioua effect. A competent judge ,+nd mustau•he and wore gold gleasses• Itis features, as far as I resuenil and tben ruhkxut to polish them. per acre. Prepare Ihe land as told oats, � all consc.,ious that the youriq; man is Forest tells of some hollyhocks plant- lues dpcidtd that a curl•ulpnt Person were. co-mmonpluce. 1 think he Was There should be paitivudar care ta,k- How with a seeder and cover by har- taking such lilte-ty with then flower I ed five or six years ago on land enc seems to shrink when dressed in pea- dresaed in a black frock coat ani! he en wi the small details o[ the dress, thorou hl I -lave the round g Y' g pot outside their window. This act of I rirhed by an old woo(1 pile' and airr•e co::k-}clue, plum -color, oliva -green and wore no gloves." "Wbeat gloves, %c3its, handkerchiefs, etc. They ehoudd be. always kept in their respec- •rowin g as fine as possible and well compacted placing a pretty plant in the empty flower pot is equivalent to, a formal loft to themselves. They have in- }'lack• Cin the other hand, colors,whirh tPmd to the aprpearauce of expnn- makes you so certain about. his nut 'ycearinq I OHkptl + attar. Live cases anal oil looter eo that if dry weather comes the crop to the octans lady who ( creasacd and multi stied in the rich soil, ! give sion an` -'edge-wood-blme,vale grey,and Qlovps2" e uickl wi h i Never wear li veil with Pi bolo.! iu it or will not be serious] in ured. [f it dwellsal dwells within. sendin u;l man see.,llin s and roc almoslt any shade of real. The same fo- "Ahythat's the point which I am a f-ayed edge, or a soi!ed ribbon, or is not desirable to sols with a seeder, The Youthful gardener. having set- I iug thema+'llves in 1:eaut u+ c•o onies. strictions are mnde in, regard to the mole certain about, than any other. [ fput.tonless o ri;,ped cloves; rather go harrow• before Heeding until the. seed tied his plant in his mind, retire',, and i All shades of bloom' are now seen from wearing of woolletn goods, velvets and am ositive he wore no. loves, becaunr+ P K %vithout. bed is thorn hl fined, then o over fig Y g tips lady is freA to act 0s she hloasea• I white t.hron;gh pale flesh tints to deep silks. The color of trimmings is also 1 rpnlember rnmarkin how shorkin g g- Ac9seeseche cover is spry useful to rho round with a drill, havin it set g K lf. he is the right man she takes very matrons, varied by buff and 1pmou ting- said to exer;iRe a ve Potent infLu- ry ly his finger neails were bitten. 'There !'nit aver t.hp (•lathes in the %ca.rdrolro, sty that Lhe Hoed will he covered 'L or rare o[ his gift, waters it and tends eil flowers. They have crowded oul the einve• A per,vn disposed to ho. fleshy was hardl • a.n -thin „? them." y y K if the shit sifts through. 'Piny sachets 2 1-2 in. The cru y will be ren+ for pas- i 1 it carefully with ber own hands, that weeds that disputed territory with Shoulef rarpfully avoid li ht tints of $ i jumped up sr, suddenly abut he of orris root or violet powder distril', i ut- lure ale soon as ipt. is Lull enrnt;gh t.o hide all the world may see the donor is them, and row• own the soil. HollAhrx•lrs I ornnglP, yPUlow, lighpt bine and cerise. looked as though he thought mo. mad. oil In Lite various clothes receptacles, the ground. accepted as a suitor. are ideal flowers for such Waste pla- Mauvr' axed the higher tints of green "\\'hat's the matter Y" be asltpd. are murk lilted by dainty -omen and N;nough hbga must he on hand to toes Banti if' hie is not a favorite or if the l cis I ark-. the t.w•o colors w'hilrh Ln dpcoraticw "What's wrung?" f=iveA the clothes an o,:or of fresbne,3s' it down fbr if it gets barge! it will not stern parents object, the poor plant The anon+Ip zonal are al- mlroat the throat. a:nd ahoulders are "lCbang 1" 1 iota's. "(ht the con- Care should also Ice talcen with the 6e relished and conaequenf.ly cul, eat- ds torn from the vase and the next I geranfumx espt)cia}ly isplp?ul in diminishing ref,. trlry; everything's as rigbt as can be. unrle'ralarts, Those for the streets en. If knpt do -n it will furnish pas- morning lies limp and witbered on the most. entirely superseded nowadays by i fects of stoutness. By Joe—the blackguard ! Rxcuse me, should Ito either black or some dark col- Lure during the entire spring and early veranda or on the prath below-. the. semi -double forms, which have al - taking a hasty leave, Mr. Wilson, hut, or and Lhiry should never lye worn with summer, provided there i'i a sufficient so rwnlaeed the single forms, which `-- real! I think y, ,your Good Il is a ragged and frayed edge, Por dres,y they may Ie. as dainty and an)nunt. of rainfall. Fly sowing at differ- LF,AP YEAR, fade ra•nicfly in the su.n. T'he single ITALIAN MARRIAGF 1111OK1?RS. more than sufficient. flood-I>y. IIopP -by. you'll soon be better; and thanks, very occasions elaborate as drsfred, but, they should , enc bines. this pasture clan lie made to last, Lhe entire season through, For llbe familiar rule that •len. y t your is form however. are good for winter i In Gerson there art) regular marriage much." tw fresh and clean. the PirsC drop 9ePd as early as rho every ca:endar year with a n11anher di - h(ytlxp plants+, giving large irutises of hro+<ers who have lists of roarriaigce-• Hushing down albs stairs, 1 bade and, \Nilson a tasty good afternoon, and, r— ground r in reeks, til then every or six weeks, t.hereatter until visable by [our will be broken in•Ifl00, In'ight. hlrmm. 'I'o produpe the• finest in able iris of t.be, different egasses vitb! g um pin into m cab, ordered the man j 1 g Y "LOOK JNDIAN' F'OR IT. momth thA latter part oC .July. The crop clan -•'hich fact need sat Ise regnrdetl as+ planta rmttings should he rooted , nodes of their personal att.rartion.94 to drive bacdr to the hank -•here 1 had be grown wherever oa.ta or wheat: flour- an indication that even then it will ice ,Tiny in a compowt of equal parts of fortmrle#9 and rireumstances. Theses engaged him, When you drop a• insuall object on isb, There is no difficulty in secur- I time far a change. 'this rule of the sand, leaf mold and loam. As the pots: brokers gu al,iiv,t endeavoring to atr- Curiously enough, the manager waH just issuing from the building as WB the floor, " oak Indian " a.nd you're to tinct it. HAr(: is the modus oly- in a stand and an excellent. )o,sture g I duan thus be secured. Everyone %oho has � almanac ma accunnt for the 1 ' Y p•overlr fill chic amts the plants should th ah.i[terd om #111 they are in six -ins h rangehat they li tha off -brand they dravA up. "Mr. ante ara,ndi: live stuck, ' particularly hogs, should , sal activity of the new woman at the, tints The soil for the Inter shifts neer) me w•o,,+Id a merchandiwN %way that w rr:+n�nrtin•n, blarria es there are mora g Venn," I said, speaking very "I Somebody drlopl,ed a Wvkpin in the sped a small area this spring. olose of every century. '!then there' , not contain so mu'h ixild or leaf mold I,,. often it si,nl 'e matter of. business rnl- quickly, think I have a clew. May 1. 'nsk you t.o accompany trip in this cab hall the other da iy ami! bad hard work ^-- in no leap year for eight years. 1 ear i Iml should be. rich. All flower buds! should I'pP mmnced 0� t hop ap pear and � cnffl.l iou. generally setitlrul by the re- nt a•neo to follow the Haute up?" lip :deemed rather surprispd ar to find it. She huntnd high and low, her' hands anti knees, aand -•illi PRUN"1NG GIIAPIC VINES. is runry, IM, will have but twenty- I eig'hit. days, the extra day I the points of the, shootN he orcnsiunally. in i hnl,ii. 'They befo e the) rftties have se©n each ther. my and on Tyle ta`ouble with an unpruned vine not a.ppear-, Pinched to keep it vshy ld iii onty when everything has hero manner, but acquiesced %%ilhout a, a candle specially- I1rocured for the that id bAnra too much fruit, ands this snug from 18fl6 testi! 1904. Centenary ,may lee alloyed to hpgin to blossom ;arranger! and n [env dans precdovH to word• "VI'heras purlow', imt it, wa.H ,no use„ the pin means Let. us take a years are not leap years. '11hat rule I in Opfolter and wild then alwn, late nn the nlurricage ceremony that. the future you oil ?" by asked, err g g %soy ver Ony and un)erepivahle, ice b 1 Poor quality. %sill be broken in the ear 20b0, when# • Y care,,dnnal .w•atprdng with w•,•ak 'squirt husband i9 dnllipfied ids intended as the cab drove off. value beim that. of association, rather 4f thrift Concord vine t.o illustrat.e this' y tlhe interruption may he regarded as ! manure ..disc. 1f l,rolerlc handled fa wife. tihovlrl hp tinct fault. with her "We fire going," l annwpred, "o, #haat size or brilliancy. The Homebody matter. At. ilia end of the sertsoN such i an indicrat.ion tbat it is time for a : there shoui(I be ahunfian^e "f bloom and a nit he may an- Mr. Pennylborpe's office. We shall ' after n final whakin of the ruffs, %vas a vine, in ood. soil, ke t well tilled, ; g P n1wi o, Centenar ears divinable b g Y Y 9 dur.in , t he winter and evprnone knows' # (in vo nal ills ronirnct. on ronditionrof delray- I I it e P fnld our man there, unless i aln %cr;v much mistnkpn•" goitre it li f j11st clout, tit p or her, come tAl should ba Roronwhear nnar to 300 400 are lea ears, co'nse uentl there N y' r1 Y base brit ht and ny til^ reraniurn is. z g t iug the hrolterOgP and any trailer ei- The e01) set, us sow n in Golden ti uare , q ono of thA rhilodren chanced come alon;r. "Vi'91;y don't ,you ook ' Tndina' � fl-tiiL buds on tilt) n't)w growth of the wee t.n(, th-nf a days in 1'ebruar s 1000, and t.hs same number o[ days Meehan's Month! say-, the wild Fug- y , pen.ses inlvrrccd. in twenty minutes, sand we eat, once took' for id.'?" he asked. Before the Homebody past. Benson. Now, a good Concord vine will be given to Pehrunry, and lish daisy, the "%\'e.P, modest, crimson �— our w•ay to the room which T had quit- ! realized wha,'t w•nii meant, down drop - should hear about twenty pounds of ,2000, again in •2400. The object of this ruler tippet flower, celebrated by Burn-, 1,1171,E TIIINtIti. ted that morning. ! I)rnnytborpe was Reeled writing as !and ed the yarn voter on the flcmr, his head P R ids whole homy !Anne sidewise, alit first. -class frut.t each Beason ; if it dose is to make the calendar year coincide with, thin solar year, says an exchange, is atvundant. in a wild spate, and just Little the sweetest to w•e Petered. Hp reenglnized The man-' just as elo,tp• to t.hedlead level as pos- this steadily, year after year, no more Fist luxuriant. in habit., in the virinit.y words are bpax; little fin Ihe furthest, agt)r, and wished him good rJternnon. sihlp, Tn this lesiflon his eyes rweI should be expected. To beat• that am- - -- ••r-- of Vitoria, R,C., w% if in its h:ngtlish chnrltir.s I Then he turned to mo and said : "Have r•apyirltly Over the floor, " T have it," ount of fruit„ not. more than fifty buds A GOOD NPIGHBOR. ,or Scotch home. No doubt. it had p»- and stay longest ort the wing ; lie t to ,� ,you found a clew•?" "More hp ahonted presently, and sore enough have sashed from cultivafion in the tirst. iii- I flakes are rho RtillAHt Iit.IIP hearts rho .. than tint," Icried. i have Ti ht. in the middle of the floor, in so R are required. But, as we .seen, has six times that. num- I "Here is large aigniBtanee in #rhe stance, and tbM shows bow, sometimes, fundest,nnd lit.Tlt) farms Ihebest till - found the mnn. .John Ppnnyt.hor)e, l 1 Arrest you, in the queen's name, on plas.i,n a place tdlat it find pHeappr) notice, waq the tmissitn;q stickpin. The voting- our vino 01)°111 her, henen many in exceswof the! neefl. , ph.rase. "a good neighbor." It means Itlants adapt thernseives 10 a nese environment. and hernme es much at ad. Tittle hooka are the most read, the charge of n(feinfAing to defraud Rtpr then explained that. "Inokinq heave the vine untrimmed and Lhe 300 tact, gonerosity, thoughtfulness, sym- home nq If in their own original hahi- a.nd little songs the cd»nril,f lovndo the London and Suburblan Bank 10 the p Indian " meant. putting the lspad o the buds will OVPnc�ar and the yiold will pathy, interest. It implies a nature tat. And whim nature would make nnp-+ sum of £5(10." ' In my time I bas•P seen many rases of ground in order too cn,teh sight of the smallpst. ohjeot. between oneself and the , lip very inferior. f run• o redurn Ihe number of buds to fifty and a good buyinpg Ihe Rmial quality coupler! With ----- t)MP: \NAYS TO COOK EGGS, t.hingr, eeopeeinlly rare and hoauliful moral and physical collapse, but never I horinan. "Thep' do ht an the plains crap of fruit may he expo'cle(L :Phis is � the quality of .reserve. It speaks of ahs makes it little --tiff le nrnrls lilt's pin sermon on have I snen such an uttt+r lrreaitdown Pt1;1 t7ir, limy,," he said. "That's-lly they the simple proposition needed for gull- ' {late an ear deaf to those things that. re- Tomato Omelet, --brain hall pint of diamonds little dew. table Mount is Ilttle, but l.hA Inst de�t- tis toot place+ In that littip room on Pennytborpe ran Il�cvays bsll %V1pA'- coming. 13nt it iug your prunlnq knife. chit, away, the I to family privnry nand an eye °pen It tongue rrsn- cn,nnprl tomal.a's in a srPva molt. t.wo Dation digeourse w•as an hour. Life is t•hat afternoon. seemed worlds on bousps u -t as well nn on 1 'herefore, enough of young eanen to need. signifies a ounces battier in a frying pan and odd sna,lt) up of pitthsq; dent.h tat whet ro- ta sir hAd with nye ifs Enols thA ppa;trtay. Wiry ;vr nPvpr lase any*- to bring thA bode down to thA right trolled bq prudence, a mint! euggAstivo fisc tomatoes, sAneoning with halt a ns ,sf l.he,u all. T)ay Is mnde ul> Of bi ll-ni terror --his eyoa wnsr0 well-nigh glazed, his knees shook. It ever guilt wrap Ilii:niY in the, nurwry nowadays; wo "look lklrliam I and find It right. number. A good rule with Concords is to remove all the panes but five and I of pleasant ways ,of hslpl'udness, a heart impelled to the doing of littlo teaapoouful of salt,, a quarter teaspoon- mat little beams and nkgbA tH eiolious w itll written Cin a Yiu111 n hilae, it was written .iimt, a eft. out these hank to mine or ten bads eneh. kindnemes. ful peppmr. and tlto same of sugar. C��nk little etas. A ' , t , , y ,