The Signal, 1898-2-11, Page 3spITDRl4L NOW.
PNt,hsalt.'1+114 07 the
chief junto of Hnglaai that brut
interest tor ns, though there may
differed° d mines among
M to the weirs eaas of the ,i1Fdg-
t& peiat of law. A young Ing -
nomad Clay. who had jest arms
Rad Leto Os pasressioa of a largo
was meadby sa Old family
Lord William M.vilL to whams
A roll d rpm was pro-
red rep by blotto&( or
payer, {a whl-b then wan four
Rad upon Mr. Olay caking
Williams smut tba doenmsrat wan
the latter •aid It was • power
attorney relating to W sister's.
y Co ley's. worst&(* settleseot
csrbio divorce psooesdisge then
Belying apes oasis stato-
$.r. Cloy edgood bis mem la them
tour tiaas Rad Lewd llraiill
twin*. Mr. Olay b.ilevtag that be
se oak wits/wing the signatures of
Swill. 11 turssd out that what
signed was two joist Rad amoral
mtmor7 totes wits Lord Bevin. for
or £11.000. peyabs to the order of
Samuel Larks. a woll•laaw& Lon-
na mel lender, with whoa Lord
&rill kcsg had had mossy transo•-
tiorr, Thr, rotas woos disooaatod b!
Lents at Di& 'IFiristlag sad
w rata of n. par catty. " bat
Chore is no usury law b' $agl•ad
this had no Morino a the ams. The
auto allies dna .moi Lord Williams Ne-
ill bowleg bearded ed to ties coatis -
Mr. Lawig brought ..It agsiait
Mr. Clay for tee smommtd time sots..
AN EPISODE
"TMs tie charming spot -tor two."
4. said. aeatiog Massie oamtortably at
bier feet. •
••We.ar• lucky to toad it na000apbd,"
abs rid. "especially at am of Mrs.
Ourdoc s gards.porths• letmi will b.
pleased. 1 don't behave nears L a
square inn d the lawn to be Ran."
"The wbools world Is barn. I know.
Skis Lleds•7 ; I have sbekan beads
with it."
"It is oma of the pn*rltiss of being a
groat author.'
"Or of belag aotnriou.r
"You ars fou modest, Mr. Holland.
Have you not soared the honors ot tate
afternoon with the Primo sad tis let -
Mt uoa-just taeportod from Booth Al-
ston was it sots'
"And telt Ilk* a grartyr ell the Liras.
Hat there you base the proof. Mis
Lindsay, Dust tblak I am oompiste-
Ing. rams and notoriety moan the
ear• -is Logica. Lad la thin" -hs
ladlcated tbo scrim of shrubbery which
wt at t o lIttb &sok trod the rent
of tisn garde., but did not abut out
the str'ait's et the How Hungarians or
tbs hum of magt toloea--"In We I
have sty reward. I forgive tis. Uon-
buatotu,"
"It is a maid to be out of IL" the
ods4tted. "Ice you know. Mt. Holism.
Nit those nooks -yes. then are sora
of thMm-an a pot Ides of Mrs. Gur-
dona f
"I must thank ber. Bios is • woolen
of genius."
Bbd laughed merrily. "Ob. no,
no is only an incorrigible aatob-mak-
.r-&ad finds thus ambit"
"Bo aha. .t last. believes in laver
ba yoked. picking up the thread et a
forms coavorsaUoo.
"Or is marriage. Is is not always
tie seas thing. is 'tr.
"It should M." ha replied. with a&
sir At. tion dome* oonviytlos. He woo
looking rep into bar eyes.
'What doss somebody wt -that to
ward love is a dlrta.e ; in mss it le
sa eldeode-'
"I mega to r000lloot that." M said.
"Bat it is enemies; lawn *meet bo
eliiaa tip id Tropig'rsa.... ---
she laughsd, "I am afraid yea
bans a very bed memory. Mr. dollaad.
la it aaotbsr of t.bs p.Dalties of-no-
toeistg r'
"Ice nay cam I .t3 onlaid at. L More -
din the oulpritr
I mutt two that to your covarisnce.
air. The saatias&t appears in a brit -
limit study of society. ,titled 'Provi-
deaoe and Mrs. Grandy. for wMon if
the thisomis is to be trotted'-"
"Mel i remember tow. Please
spars aro, llias Lindsay. Yoa don't
Mow the evil deeetaet iitrass-making
-it saps a saa's morals until he has
an even a nodding &ogwtntanco witb
oke truth. AM Fos have taken your
TIr jury losid fig Gusts to 4. that
r. Lewis iced takes ties sodas la good
site and la the smuts. at, donates.
itbcut saapicioa of the tread. bat
hat Mr; CIAO bad sot nomad the pie
rs as proal nosy tlgrtatCaor was b..
Mor the droea easK °hagad with
ligiss-s. UMW lulls . bamts the
justice bold as matter dmf low that
r. Clay . was sot liable. for the roo-
tlet 4. bad sever sabred into
ay c+ostrsotuai ohligatIoo to pay Mr.
win asytbiag. aa4 that kis sigaatnrrs
the anal as arab wM is lvbtlblW}..
not is law. a forgery. From tbs
meri.-so point d slew this decision
a *Ws Maui's.. for we bore
!ways Mae ltd to believe that mete
trtrasrata wore sarronsdsd by
pe. utter smoothly, wbioh othor ove-
racts did amt per- . sad that all •
r for vats bad to look oat for was
gonnamons of the signature.
ysaas ago soma d oar waiters
rwen wen • Urk4d tato signing
smaerg. ctsppeaiag thee wen
Dias anew triAIsg agramoat tobuy
or sosetbtrs of that sort. We
tett tis warts hold them rites to
valid is Um has la of lasoasat Hard
rase tor value. This cases are ds-
. ori we comet but think that tbs
tubo of the chin jostles is muck
in Record w kb Mottos. At MI
ts, It la a hrmisons sad vigorous
neo. but as the case is to be ►p-
ied. whither it is the law or not
reclaim to !is mess. Tb. moral
story is thse young mss ohm
riolrri°OffitiSOPimboaid bs careful
t signal tiidr Mass to mikados
or eves to busk paper.
PURLS 0? 'twin
better part of valor la disastloo.
espea*s.
orlicen In to tin ibl.d what haaltb
the body-RociedosesWM-
words admit et ne Moms;
sat of lesser, la want of seas.
rainy whoa detested SWOT gives
but boldll add' impdwaee to la"
ere.--rtiMdgrin .
MOO nab tsuita sen with mks
m.stakes than ba wbo Matrons
--Casoar.
rth has ootk1ahg mom tender than
n's boort wPes it Is ties abode
piety. -Lather.
• eb job earas1ss only la oar work
oar daiar; and our best doing is
:est esjnys.at.-J•eobi.
saddest faiiores la Ibis ars oboes
esus from sot postbag tortb the
r and will to Tnsowd - . P. Whip-
Perverse
hipperverse temper snot a disow:t at•
fretful disposition wherever they
vii, render any stat. at Ute UTe
.-Cseerdo.
rich man wand remember that
tour -se paukstii. the wield
Ibisg, slide tbeir width with
eitlldr..t and give for tit=
and so knee, tles
wealth con gioso-Tryas Ed-
r7 4 snake at leen MM person bap -
ere is tea Tears
ms ham a1 COM psrnoas MP
, or
may
• mon town by your
ribstieo to the ihatd et amoral es-
s._87dnay Smith.
t4. eor.nra o<h.r .tem; the um'AQRICULTURAL
woos not mikaews to bar. Timm s
a awe thing w your coat. Mr. MO -
HO Mated no insect oft. -rattnll4GOr tittliT TRYniln.
"I have somrtb;,ng to sy. Miss Lind- Whoever attempts to pram strait
but 1 o&kirtd d o* kat,wmb It la stupid; tree of sort Moore cutting oft any
but I don't gaits knew bow to a t." a7
"la it aeosrsriy r' MOO asked boo- limb, branch, twig*: fruit -spier. should
osatl7 "1 don't like ouotssio i. Mr. he able to aunts a s.ieatllto reason
Hollsad. Ws are Low Church F•opl*•' (or prnalag eft or or mon d snoh
"It aroma a lot to ms," 6►aoations&
Ili'"than" itt ilk
andW there sea sham Than he th
esateportions of e tree -tops, wss rlt8. E.
(a
ror oho wooed time, parbaps Leel- Todd. If a praar is nut able to give
Bb. proper e � oD°4a<• a&d res. removing any part d the top, be will
aim. t is tins we wore retaraing." he quite as likely to damage • tree as
she rom&r%d. to improve the growth or the fruit pro -
"HMI go just yet. kiss Liaday," duotiveness of any tres.
ba pleaded, puttln� out a band to de -
mg that as rl�bt peal conduces a scientific roma tar cutting bask or
t
talo bor.
"I wait yctt to Maths to aye for a
m'a.sot. I won't keep you it-"
obs already s washalf-hidden by
the shrubbery. and bar only answer
woe a bewildering while. He had pre -
(ores to follow.
"It imams more crowded than .ver."
Ile said as obey pbbsd their way
tbrougb Ms throng. "Oh! there are
sy mother and Capt. Havelock. 8ba11
we join tbstat-I hope you are attend-
ing to your dutlas. Ralph l Mr. Hol-
land and I have bees discussing rl
Mere-
dith -and things. Thad. msothe
you mut Ds. Mr Holland. will you
find my mother a sat somewhere -
near the bated. it you can 1 The Hun-
garians are .o good."
Delighted," h. replied. Then low-
er: "I may see you agate before you
go Mins Lindsay r'
It you ma." she repeated.
fries watobod ties mill they wen
lost to the Crowd. sad then deliberately
in Capt. Havelock beck to tis. Uttl.
wok. Boons girls have no originality.
Bat it was still gmpty.
But sit down. Ralph." .bs said.
taking Mr old plats.
Thanks; I prefer to stand." he said
stiffly.
"It is a matter of tang Or of eos-
tort." 8hs gave his a swift gleam.
'•Motop to Bitola is its'
I'm sick at lt. Besatly peck. I
hevea't had a chance of spooking to
you all afternoon. Noll."
' pMNaetkaopy Is its own reward."
abs said.
itis an that -loss. 1iedaay is all
right. But chem.'s that scribbling
fellow wbo'a always dangling attar
yam"
'Ha 4 vet? bmuats-•-and Coed:"
"Is be so 1 Hs dowel w one end of
gun
104. . that horses other,
invented to
drag the Chelsea 'bus -or wbe b.
roams.
"Why. dear boy. to be a groom is
sot man's .blot end. And you ars
Mr. flotlosi masks very
sleety of you." 1 and. by
"Coalman b4 impudence "
way d road. he proceeded to kick a
bola la Mrs. Gurdon's turf. Look
barn Bell,"bgeypa.W pne.rtly ; "I'n go-
ng oft to
�p
"Indeed I I thought winter was the
proper .won. Won't it bs ratber
warm there just saw r
"That t*. if they'll have me," bocce -
timed. paying no peed. "1've volun-
teered for ibsgola. Kitchener 1. go-
ing up to Khartum in the autumn -at
twat I bops so."
In Cook's boats, Whet fun!"
"It will bo -for Fuzzy and ties der•
wiabos. But you might have the de-
cency to say you an sorry. Noll. I
srsyn't wee back. you know."
So Nat 4. why you told ens r Rhe
seked, "Don't you. think it 1. rather
crude. Capt. Revoke* r' But abs was
ado looking at him. being engaged in
transit patternson the gran Not that
it would bah .mttand; for M. Ion hie
nt of
part. was ales regarding the
thgaessimis with apparent Interest.
"Ob. 1 dao my that writing chap
would bass dors It better." be said
.tyvagely. "It's his trade. I ds.ppees
you mesa to hurry th. beggar, N 011r'
'His name is Holland,"' .he suggest -
ed.
I kms that. You can sae his por-
trait 1a way Itlustrotod paper for a
aizpeaos. Its is ttt/s ell.'
W hi.h is rally ao roma why be
aboulds't be Millwood properly, is 14 4
I have moms ides that I have sees
m-
other portrait la the ammo places,
ti letters D. B. 0..fbt the name."
Zoo mod sot get natty.
you lomat told um yet if you are ow
mAod to nine
Well. you neo" -ban ah. ?.•tared
another glaac. -"ba bawl .eked me
revenge."
"Bat. really. Mr. Bulls*. I trusted
b loar-your tmowtndg, of Muses no-
un, shall I my I I was glad. for soy
wa mks-"
"For what. U I may ask r'
"That, 'in ens It was an episode.'
It makes lib so moth easier to believe
na'"
"You will let ins retract in sack loth
sad shat, 11115 Lt/dtay 1 HoaerOiy. I
hem ass* reason to do so. It la throe
year. taws I wrote that msissrabts
book. Can you gum m7 mouser
"It .Mas tooted a oompUmeet-
(noeswbare." sle sold. rather doabt-
"I �ma vary amok Is onrao.t." be
Md. getting up _Rad staining shoos
bar; sad he looload it. I dila t Miaow
you non It I bad. the I
w epigrams 11 meg ldbs-would d mum
have waittes. How Gould it.
Het, this bushes won parted. Rad a
hes•-+ terard. yndmase. ops. fees M
was. albeit just sow tiso eargmasd!a was
not puce*t-.showed In tee osiers-
ticsa, YIs Lindsey sodded brighty.
Pomo la. Ralph.' aim mid.
"Vary sorry. I'm mein" said ten sew -
sonar. "1 Aden know. ilei'.--" Teo
ba"" aapt�apt.ve okk near --oat of sorts."
researbsol bar .ospaaios. sitting dews
trees sad noes ornamental tress we
can nes at the point of articulation
or junction of flue limns with the iamb
stem a sort of cross or seam or ci-
estrtoe extending around the base of
each branch. That natural gram %M-
cstes the better place for **officio the
limb from the mato stem 11 a branch
is awed off at that mow, the wound
w111 always hal mocb sooner than if
the hero or out was made on either side
d it. 1 have directed tbs attention
of many Intelligent min to tbia im-
portant point ; but wt use of them
had ever olrarved that seam. Wh
I go about tion country or city or vil-
lage, I ars many fruit trees and orna-
mental tress ruined by ignorant prun-
ers, wbo maw oft targe branches aaver-
ai Inches from the main atom; where-
as, they should be Nvered at the slam
When 1 wee • small boy my father indicated in the growth of the bark.
neat an Illiterate wood -hopper to My con practice boa alwayn been to
prune bis apple trees, wing no tools keep a small kettle of grafting wax
bat a wood-cbopper's ex Tbe mea on hand. by melt!ng a pound of rosin
with • pound of tallow, which Is •p -
was an expert with • woodmen's ax plied warm to the wounds, with a small
He know bow to obop down trees, bow paint brush. It this proportion ot roo-
t* trim off ths braacbse, and bow to In and tallow should M too brittle,
pile up the brash and the wood; but add a small gwothy d Reared oit.
Should tbo wax b. too soft, add more
he had not the .lightest conception of Two,
the scientific knowledge essential to
enable • prang to prune • two so as
to Improve Its lateral or ita upward
growth, or its fruit -productiveness.
Co•oeqmptiy he went to work In the
orchard as he would when clearing
ground of a forest. Snob pruning!
Such rookies, outtiag and slashing and
such damaging vandalism was really
Provoking and beartrdckeniagi •
The tress were Iargo and in 1x11
bearing; very few of them aeedod any
mon pruning than cutting oft, bore
and thorn a wall branch. But that
chopped off with his keen -edited
PERSONAL PO/11TH=
rnseessos asses awns sums w
rresteewt Pveplo arum worth.
Mr. Hubert Uatheatter. R.A- Rad
Alats-Tadem•, R.A., hive just Deena',
turaiized as Eagliahms•a-
Th. late Bir John Gilbert. R.A..wbo
died • abort tilos ago, belt betted him
R
parsimony worth •boat 411.000.000.
TM Fresh government has deoided
to offer to obs Empress of Russia a
magaifloret pia* of Ubantllly bosom
the oocarion of bur Majesty's next
birtbday.
Prof. Tracy Peck, head of th. Latin
dsp•rtmaot at Yale. has been appointed
director of the America& School for
Chemical Study at Rome for next year.
He will imus for Home out summer.
lira. Gladatons has just celebrated
her eighty.ixth birthday. The elder
of the two daughters of Bir Stephen
Glynis do was married to Mr. Glad -
sinter,
.toss cm Judy 25. 1lliB. Her ----
M.
Mr.
CARE OF CIRCULAR WOOD SAWS.
Farmers who employ circular saws
for cutting wood for fuel ked other
purposes may be interested in the
views of a saw maautacturer regard-
ing their use and oars. There are five
points of special importanoe for the
Saar to observe:
1. Keep the saw perfectly round.
This Is attained by jointing oft points
d teeth before the saw is filed. It
is conveniently done by holding •
short round iron Mr at beck of saw
pruner ee
az many large and leading
limb, trout squarely actors teeth and teach points
suer) two. Many of the limos wore cf teeth as lightly as ooesible while the
fourteen to eighteen feet long, and nil ace revolves, so that web tooth jut
g
to eight inches to diameter. at the I! strikes the tar whoa held firmly Is one position. Repot this process with
every ttird or fourth tiling.
4. Bows must run oras. This re -
butt end when they were severed from
the parent stocks. Then the branch-
es that wars allowed to remain were all
trimmed neatly and °assn of every
tole, loaf -spur Rad frait-mpur, leav-
ing nothing bat • large bush at the
sad of a long limb. 1 well roust%ober
ho.' laag, sad destitute of branches
sad twigs, most of the limbo were Is
many instances more of the top was
alaabed away than remained Huge and
quires that the arbor and-nmaodral col-
lars are true. 1f they are so and the
naw winds in and out of 11ne, wits
turned round by hand while on the so -
tor, from a gauge bold on one aids b. -
lbw bass of teat', than 1.M -writ
sprung out of the true. Should the
mime res true when turned by hand
let wobble when running of full speed.
Mies Mary Glynis& c• Um --
herein* the wife of Lord Lyttelton. peck and head! Well, it's surely se
Princess Theresa of Bavaria. dangb•• worse than a lizard or a beetle, and
ter of the Prices Regent• bee received is more of an ornamsnt, by reason of
the Ph.D. d.grss from the Dduaiuh Uel- the jeweler's art In Paris jeweled tor -
comity. Her Royal Highness who has tutor ram sr° quite the ra. 8o we may
reounitl written • rientitfo book °t
look for an invasion of the ugly little
travel is obs Brazlllaa tropics. Is the
be disturbed. benumb tis only was is -
to bis saa:•tum wsa b7 a rap ladder
OOmytnua'icat wksmal
h a l. tartan a1
th. river's . nae. Before Moving ler
the Haat he will make a brief stay at
Roobefortwar-M•r, bin native plats.
A GliNHH01781 HUDSON'.
The °hoo oos Y a pet nurtures
by fair f.mininity 1s no longe: a fa-
vor. The gorgeous Brasilia* beetle es
occasionally allowed to roars at will
about my lady's coiffure, but he la be-
coming very scarce. And now then is
a new pet. ev.a more Mrsngel, at
vartto°, with feminine nerves, than
either the lizard or the Motto What
do you think it iso Nothing more or
Peen than s tiny turtle. kept alive is
golden chains, his shell Madded with
precious atoms, and his 114 one round
of pampered plasms:
Fancy having • turtle clawing Its
cold. clam*1y way about your breast`
first lady on e shothio honor has boon creatures any day.
bo
owl/erred. Isn't it strange that • woman w
t
At the is•tas .. of the King of the w111 go Into hysterias over the sigh
Belgians the Mintsterof Fin. Arts has of i poor, inoffensive, .oared little
given orders for the faithful rotors -1 mouse will nurture tows other .peci-
gaping wounds on every tree, which it has been ruu bot by being plaoied
wars Dover oovsred with wax of any In awing. In either of thins mass!
tort, Were exceedingly damaging to t ns fse-
"'tioiD Eieih. - Front -the time oi-that i -U
tory fen i* r. -��
Laos of the oaetla in the Ardennes i mens o[ the lower animal life Mother
which hekonged to Godfrey do Bouillon! Eve early showed a fondness for the
nal cedar of no drat rusade.L1eTQ s serpent la the Garden al Mden, and
architect will .. It.Loboat to her bosom.
who showed •modal of the chateau. Cleopatra took as pap
as It originally stood. at the Brussels So why abound not our modern Eves
na
exhibition 1a.t year. and Cleo.atras shower their affections
Thu death of Lord Wilton will be
�} ld amateur English musical dr-
ain. The Wilton family lees for many
meneration, been famous for ito musical
talent and the late Earl was regarded
a• one of the ablest violinists in the
country. He was an extensive land-
owner in the neighborhood of Man-
chester and made several attempts to
dispt»s of Hetes Park. his mat sear
Obi oity to the corporation.
Gm. W. E. G•tacrs. C.H. DE.0.. who
M to oosmaad the British brigade la
lft, was receltUl 1Erigmdier4e
n 0f the second class in Bombay. Hie
was bora in 1843. and entered the Sev-
oatyosventh Foot in 1882. and paatesd
through rue Staff College la 1871.
r
His war trrvl . Include the Hamra
r
oxpeditioo. 1888; 'Burma. 188e, sad Chi-
1889,--whhs-cosduct*ti tb.
fico at Walaagai. and tis. pawls
Janbtai sad Lowersi Passes. tor which
bs received his C.B.
oder /Very Jams of theBri-
"Probably MI
Imether." oho arta.
"I ttoild bin to
INA to ter."
He is a capital fellow." be said is -
differently. hoes iometWg ie -a-
dia. Meal bar
1 stall affair d outposts," sbv se
rockhds pruning, the rapid decay of I 3. Keep all the teeth the moss six*
the ss most fruitful trees commenced. Ev- and shape. Retain the original shape
cry season the yield of fruit contlaa- of the teeth by proper care in filing.
ed to diminish. et the tray. 1 Take a diagram of nape of teeth when
MW the saw is new for guidance an the saw
wolf ismeml,er, copibwgd to dss....sh wean down. Kesp the teeth all apse •
the heart until there was nothing. tvd alike.
left except an old, half -decayed tree,` 4 Give each tooth exactly the same
standingon amount of set By axing a gauge and
two pro , like u cid ngssetting each tooth accurately to it no
decayed tooth difficulty need he had in setting the
Now, let u. contemplate • bettor and teeth.aspen the teeth properly. 'Phis
mon philosophical mods Droning. ration depends upon the use of the tiers is • point of leers miwrtanae, properly shaped files and the skill of
which only a few persons
i understand Everthe tiler. Twelve -loch mill sus tiles
producer
fruit Cues tit 1 n a utrus and ninedach round smooth files, in
prodaoer o[ unit) will sand out fruit- careful lands, will keep the bottom of
Wore, on the roils of all the limbs and each tooth round and the points sharp.
small branches, covering the sides and
Give the teeth cell a slight bevel on
upper amble with fruit -spurs and trout and top. File holt he teeth
isat•opura from the brio. of the tree tt
Yet-"
tinmgh. limper you
u 14'. * ural
hs "It's natural
Mire
�o�!►. 1�•*�p►-id's a goats and all
W- i ac *.urn I'ra rot. Watt at
��1isstfs.
21e11i 1 east stand this any
iangM'. sad I's hosed to b*ve it out
11bb!! Yon wore always cleverer
1f�ti� I1wwas; but pita knew what I've
slated for ever tips 1 was an initiated
one st shoo. I wars't afraid to tell
yew° then Yon r. 14.14 r
I remltmbsrl�aa that then
�.
Iteki.rked% you Bot^ nrigat
have loss you good.'
"Well. Toa didn't sa so! And atf
triols time I was nowise Is India Uwe'
the imams; sad when I was down with
fever In to. plains I Inept shouting dos
name -es ttba Motor told no."
to the extremity of the branches. lbws
should sever be removed ; yet many
owners of oroharda, with saw or hatch-
et olip oft every fruit. -spur from the
mats part of the large limbs and email
branches,. leaving only a denuded
branch.
Fruit -soars are small aboote only on.
of two 'aches long. Them should not
he out oft, nor jammed oft by one's
Oat when he is plaokiag the fruit.
Fruit -sours produce fruit -buds in one
imam for the crop of fruit the 1o110w-
lag assaoa. Lost -buds may appear o*s
year sad the following season they will
produce front -hada, sad the snoo.eding
season the fruit -buds will yield fruit.
Dame Nature is • scientific philoso-
pher. Ohs would Dover aU the large
brambles with lap -buds or fruit -buds
sad leaves, for the purpose of pro-
teotiag the baro branches from the
scalding heat of the muninsr'a sanakins.
That is one point of transcendent im-
portanos to be remembered by every
ow who owns a fruit tree of say sod
Still another consideration should he
When tbs Celan -
say ties art replete with
will not ba 4.11 ea
hie oft by furious
la ` case whim the fruit
a
groat t the extremity of long and
swaying limbs. Moat chern trees will
produce fruit -bads in a1**dubos on
every limb, sal branch It they ate not
'out oft, or jangled off by
pion tthe
rr'ei( t
it la :. an�
d t oke
also obs fruit -bade. '' destroyi.g the
amp of trait for 4I.s seat sasses.
Bach pruning of fruit tress is always
very damaging to the fruit productive -
nem and to the growth of my fruit
tree.
We have only ono 4•rgs cherry tion, I Lear 1 am oe sap way to the
UM limbs and- branches of which are mien
11 covered with trait -spurs. No cot
"It eras Is vero bad taste" Rhe noir-
piled, la obs sass. toss. Only, per` geared,
it was as well that 4. w•a not 'Ohl Theo that fort a the trestl-
e( ber eyes veer th"._ ee that er, with the Waatrts bawdst remed•-
gaos.at. "H. babel a tor4 MaawMn . Rad not five remotes' sleeps cad for
oil tbl hostler for a fottslght s;+�aiad' fear they should mob as• -•turd oho grub
a 45*4 a of Untamed . with 1 tossing out -.and t4. soty idea ip goy
Dail n Lor°psar .tut ant and tt2071 bead was to me it through Ms°bow.
BttSs wader bis; Rad Tse oma red.00d I .. go boss to ask you to starry oro I
eta vanitfos m i Thar% Noll, ft's out at last i"
Wore he
quit* a eoatiso* thing out. there. He . �5 wan at !aim now, bet
told es ae himself." there wee a suer of reproach --ate
"Bs * is amiest -aa .sell aa lucky." , Miter amea�ag else -la Mr ayes..
Mid lholtnsd. "'You and ba ars old •ou haven't saksd a yet t" abe
tries** ll mss i.isdaay 1" figs " .fit, 14,11--gvx7d bravoes i -loo don't
{ "�tildhe sot nor OtTHOHABLE {re rra to Mgr.
Wolk tbe %Woes will tail the y. We quarrel quite as Aad there --well. in Rome m7eteeRtne
of Chime nitlth. at beat.' fashion he amassed to•g-4d po.esmies
551)101* as; teat psfl*pa -thee "den saran It Yet I Sue env1 soft at bar 41.04*. ted to say the meat with-
-`- la are rot MrlOar. out Mair'is. An ter
salt • part inn mak•
ty feeleitiag tate treelike
.".star.
1AGNIEVEU OLAND.
rbs 8alttc OW tbdO i as Island it
rk o.U.d Berth iia, which cos-
oatitely ret 8IS4 abto It
dtwnd ed by ti lawns bosoms
steotiug • 1p` Ammo d
Itrip�ortdble.
THE Bi'ENl11
a•tbt >
. this* us
I Ma *sae tri. Misers bar:
A Ran do,gvo•r?' I "Tab sight baso aeon it. yo. foolish
"Wile Sete a orimos,
Kr. BONasd 1 boy I" she amid.
ttea87, t tllepidyr�Nasai '-•' ltd $ik! was all.
"'Fe were B'?t._ �.
" vat, a little later, abs goat
"hear.* iftanuiith.: ' was tt soil" Mr.
"Theft I gal sol ttersivists *a- "I have
tsrtnn•ta fault t s7 ye4�� ola�fees 1 � �7 ~ �
bodsg for you. Mils
said; "I vie something
1.41•14g. leg V marely
very rot the .rree of *47 waif*. I may 4011 ht, thirst I treed sot
Telma Jeanie** 'mil t * 1 Mu low, so.'" Napa Yes e..
.. i " Wok it week' be bettor sot to
bill* " ate valde "It 11 tot Oben $r .Tronas." mho mollis/, stet
hut trivolDy.t' M kin bell b N. "I as orry, att-'will
led.ervourl7� pluck- yelfopeoZtp me idem
awed t I as .•gaged to
the
tint. Nilo out of Capt "
upon turtles, It is woman's priv-
ibge to be contradictory, and the
mouse will ever be a mo.ster In bar
eyes.
Tha pet turtles are very smell.
about thirty millimetres in Mongtb, s
eordieg to the Paridhe
an standard T
shells are oorared with an ornament
d filigree gold. In which aro set as
a ti
magi gems s. owner may wish.
Boobs s
Bos have bathus ornamented with
dladateed e. rubies, Rad sopphlrea to the
nesand dollars. Imagine
t.Agithan en' inch lung, 'Wag
worth a thowaad dollars!
A tiny ring is run through obs .Jp
of the shell and to this i is la•
gold chain of tory f
at the other end secures the chain to
the wearer's bodies or Mir, just as abs
pleases, and the bej'•soweledcaptive is
g,toreoeth. ongtb emasbe -
his ezplor1.iona.
Th. little reptiles appear in no way
injured by the work upon their shall*,
oar do they team to be inconvenienced
1,110 Navy. who baa just diad at Brigb-e by their cargoes of precious ■toner. It
Os, England. '.4 -$ nano exception is said that in time they even display
-that d Comme*der Richard Bacillar I an affection for their mistresses and
appears in the list- 15bow other symptoms of unexpected
wlrbm mine Mill Vp°a intelligence This claim, however.
was the senior other ut the navy. lis need not betaken without a grans
was bora in obs year Ina. and is un- d mit.
ks ,� to have placed it on record
that, a a little boy, be was moved
with a desire to enter the navy hen JUVENILE FRILUSOPIIY-
he wltn.c•ed the funeral Of Nelms I dunno whiots I lits* best-"Ivan-
Lied�gatabiU. He joined the navy aim hoe" or gingerbread.
"volunteer," and. in the PomPD°
Toulon, ace mom esreke in the em- It • girl couldn't cry her brsin'd soak
bora d fes great war ins 1812. all to pisses
Much interact is felt is Devonshire You can't toll ma any woman over
died of ol.' tags.
England in the diopoml of the library
from each aide of the ace. ever run
of the Lie Rev. Jobs Dredge, an so-
a sus after It becomes dull ; keep It
sharp by tregneat filings. Attention five member oc the Destu�si of
Moo -
to those matters will keep the maw 1n elation. The notable
the
Ib bast condition until worn out. collection ars brass rubbings. Puritan
POULTRY NOTES.
d)verfending will spoil any flock.
Do Dot use fat, clumsy males in
breeding.
In brooding toots, select for trans
and bone substance.
It you are breeding fancy fowls bay
a standard d excellence.
literature d the sev.nt.enth and
eighteenth centuries, and valuable to -
of
pogrsphiral works. Till fifty years
age Mr. Dredge was a Wesleyan mon-
Wer. and when he took orders he was
strongly opposed to Mr. Gladstone u
an Orangeman and Tory at Liverpool.
Nevertheless. Mr. Gladatooe presented
nted
him . to the Vkar.Fe
Brewer, the favorite retort for trout -
fishing of Charles Kingsley.
Mr. Pierre Lots has completed his
term of oommwd of the French gun-
boat Javelat, stationed on the Bidas-
soe. He will soon undertake a jour-
ney in far Eastern countries. Many
of bin works were written daring one
or r of his two periods of command-
o' isarl►ye. He soy lave TOMO dif-
ficulty in finding .nothersucce old not
retreat. W he& • work
One secret of breeds for profit is the
feed and care gives them.
In nearly all canes hens learn to
at eggs from bating them broken in
thews objection to a smolt poultry
bows is the difficulty in keeping the
Gent$ elan.
If the fowls have sore toot or nim-
ble feet., it means that the roosts are
too high.
Leavui, tont straw or dry dirt ars
good to scatter grain in, to compel tun
Leas to .oratoi.
BOMF.WHIAT AFTER AESOP.
J1 chrysanthemum and a cabbage
net by chance at the door o0 t boos.
when they bad been lett b7 a florist
and a grocer, respectively.
What part of the maeeion ars you
about 1. visit? asked the cabbage.
14. parlor. replied the chrysanthe-
mum. And lout
Alas, fair wade! njc.ioed tbe cabb-
we
la allowed to climb tato ingtt retteoP1 Coll me not ooasin. said the othar.
to °lack sier _esti l at or and b arrogantly. We ars sot related at all.
made to made that tat fruit-. Lura cellar la e god eoocgh, places for
spun must not be °lowed at with the
fruit. Ths breathes of our apple and nook as you!
pear trees art well 111111•141011 with trait- The humble cabbage said no mom;
Oen; .*d no spun alrsays yield • bat s few days liter they lost again,
girlsrous &Mount of trait. 1t Is a Or accident, fon' one brief moment.
Weosg pretties to w &ts'ay *11 obs ipso Cabbats reposed in oho centre of
shall branches, twigs trait -beds sad • largo platter. The ehrya atMimws
leaf -buds from the interior of • one-! was In $ real-bw.ket. feebly ss
AsitA mTkse..Oldt ilbs .ss114ttNd brier d e d t them aroim you srgoing,
rale is to toed the ejryaaatharntn..
cut away the intoner of a trio-iopvso To t.ha dinner-tahie, answered the
y iso la Rha asshine sal air Tb cabbage And you!
ie leo spend ressMllall is ah direr- Alan! responded the other. 1 its os
tic* for pruning tree& :The foliage At my way to the garbage boil
ties estr sit os dt tib 1llbaeb.a '►111 Coneorning which Iectdsnt It tray
exelsde ail Mend en•shige Freak air be rwmarked tbet pride still goeti br-
and wind will swam tbriwgh a trot- fora a tall. soon as it did of old.
top, *vee when tM top 1* so dere
flet a poroma mese! climb, armed
amass the brambles. ?reit tress m-
eek* bet little pruning. Maly need
sons aalW
t i. aThie frei°d* should sot
bo ma
Every two that awns proof., Amid
be pruned *Mu the .5pal'tlaoae
branches Ors moll. Whoa P.M branch -
ink ars allowed to grow a4 UMW* or at
random natI1 they are as brim an a
mar's arra. it IOU M very daa•ging
to the tree to cot off each largo
:511MIMsa K vat mambo arty fruit
THE TIENT. ?IIRi
Jskts'i mother-in-law area buried one
day test week. Jostles wog visibly at -
fantod as is (snowed tin Maros.
Rear apo ar," mid t10 .ad*rtakar.
"Host ory."
"1 east bale it." sighed poor lea -
"Poor
a- Poor• sense t Do you know
this is tbs very first tins we haus
boos out together without gearroi-
Iing t"
Some way or other 1 can't seem to
make Shakespeare's pieces go into my
heat •
Jimmy Jones has got chilblains on
bb stomach now from satin' too mach
ice cream.
Pa's mighty cross to ma whoa be's
got th' rheumatism. Guess he thinks
he 'horned it from m..
Nobody says things when Bob Ham-
by wears old clothes, 'muss his pa's
worth baps of money.
What's th' use of 'Inimin' th' dudes,
When I wear • necktie I can't hardly
think what my nameaspoil nabs aim
Once lot
oouldn't sleep. -Bosh!" says pa; th'
wayto ours losmmny Is to go to &IoW
anforget you've got it."
PRUOr.
Josss-8o you had & Uvely tussle
with OS burglar,
Smith -Lively t< Wby,lt woks up the
soak.
141PRnli FOS GIRL FRO 1t 3 TO 4 YRA,t9 OLD.
This top la gathered and stitched seder
t narrow feather-.titobsd band to a
yoke. cut from wicis blade of embroid-
ery
mbrT�
•r7 walloped ;with the edges
tT,var•1 each other at tis wok. A r.t-
M d •snbrtid•ry t rentg-twa lactose
long, slops 1 narrow sailer the arm.
forms the sleeve, tint la .awed in with
theme", sot gain m•stiog saber the
arta.
Thais little yoke apron is mads of fig
cored white &aiasook, with the yoke and
slaves of Hataber'g embroiders. flue
Lecher; dap. The skirt 1.art M made
of owe Meesnhe of tie est eook joined ,
at the Aim sad tire hollowed oat at
=us leib mid i bit dons for the 1
the edge is finished
with a ban Maoist by • irony of tusk..