Exeter Advocate., 1905-01-05, Page 61
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01)4141 pie or. peitch tree. .Like:wiee 06 c
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town of Moreton Wellie was*. reeele
__Ittediteleseemese, and the sLrct Where.' " e"•',.
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cupier of the
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UC horsio.f way, , alai/4W"
n foie; flee Myselfto the poor it10• E741. Lth
u ay w
h was smoking and button the un-
- accustoms, stilt white cellar round
his throat. Merritt whipped" a,
tuMbler under the' table with amaz-
ing celerity. but no cunning of his
Could remove the smell, of gin that
huts; pungently on the murky at-
raosptere.
,Ilerritt dodged his hod back de-
- as 11 halfeexpecting a blow.
Ilis eyes Were -strained a little aux-
1' v over Ilelre_ishoulder as if fear -
u In%
bel...,_o_ree--„Mervitt Was uncoil:
odiously looking for the •police.
"I am so - gled to find you nt
home," Chris- said, sweetly.
hardly sounded complimentary. it
was. quite -evident that he Was far
-front-returning the -compliment. 11
Thad' essesee 'MCP
'daring -fearfully if the I
ture--0feldentilY--
ereiFedenothinge-Allethe saner heevnes
following Merritt's uneasyeye till
eestext „ore ee- roll of dirty paper
-the nan es if. Thetereell of
' paper was the miming Rembrandt.
awl he knevreit.
s• "Won't you offer me a chabl"
:6bl-is asked4 in the sweetest possible
manner.
Merritt sulkily "emptied a chair of
a pile of cheap sporting papers, and
• demanded - none too politely whet
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- 'het •-threa;"liirn ,ewee-7:the lad. itlest ,tho„. , heete Of _lite _Pre7
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th-e4410.140w,,„ ,,eleee nt Sees n Preduce thia year's crop„
0 tel - 'hence the Me , ilittrilnroatitteretee,
' et0 . 0 ,0 etv,, / ,114,m,„ m aix i ru t reu bout tho whole 114 0
h & nrier in which.
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--l'ireeel- rZe
. I'll do whet 1.- can to "01 • 0
\--"Then' you -willextine, with ea to -your fastsner of pruning.
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ftlfrht?" • Cbrle. efikW---- *AWAY- "Abfiolutely," Cbri crioi. eagerly: In a. general way it may" be said
Don't say no. 17 -met -a 1•1140. QM* "Tiro long, irregular scratches lead- in regard to the fruit that all dead
with.a'peat like yoUrs at Lady 11.09- ing up in aeroweheaded shell° to tho branches should he removed and the
liniettam's4 and he:was sO intercede big 'diamond in the - eentre, Ruth tops of the Mee be kept seffielently
In We, win van for you in an told Enid all about, that the very open to admit an abundance of sun -
hour's time with the wagonette. -last time they distenfsed the nater light for the coloring of the fruit.
Then we can settle half our plans be- together." - Reasonably open tops are also • of
Zr e dinner," . "HOW came Ruth Gates to remem- great advantageiit spraying the
Merritt was graciously pleased to ber it so clearly?". trees; and in harvesting the fruit:
be aiFeea,ble. Mo..r.,eo,}_e.• .• ve]*.:. be was ute ',Well. slie .did it 'hermit. ,She was The rtateiral habit of the tree should
the forto,,,_beeeedePted hY
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Olningd w, overpoweriteg autioSe the last MOIrtent, the ocra.tifies tho Peuner, la eithef-ifier-d0. It Ire
ity„ it seemed:also to him to he a were ratiele sceidentally with thelehe branchea • of which naturally
sheer waste of providence to placard stones iti-one of Nei- ffngs.Tir'r- Iiiroop .aniT a tree -with a strong -tene
such an offer. .And the plate at Lit- Bell was fainto admit that the dency toward forming an upright
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Ihnee..reuedeeseeuweuperbt-------„e,fieeteVeta.-ittee-init ns -.0 eeeleitaileec,annot-rettelilY-49-Modo to as-
2.10nOWItt1l0 QUO and Bell walked "Areirletive it for the insolent," he mune, a deadedly spreading ITaihrt. TeT
down the street toge.thor. • He was i I aaid. 4 'In . a small place like this so course these natural tendencies ran.
teirzled over the Rembrandt, Chrus valuable an article ie like! to re- be infleenced iir it measure by the
s' -!S' i-rg that *be- has' elArlAce- eauthreirr-stoek-for-eomeethaee -I'llemanner of-prineinifr-but-theeeenala
ture eeee,,, ._. irr-egtetoliettrraireetnetheeekreatiretreieverreonaelThetsteashettit
-el oubteaboatelt. The epie- Waco' of ..gettigg lurther_goods andesle kept syparnattc01 igt-4, as well bat
0 was ro s uP-flat-d etbod on flee obte_ feerillethe.einforamtion there is I aneed as pos`Sible;wrillo-pruning--ot4he-.
manteishelf. I followed MerrittI. TO be gained as to who sold the caeo various 'kinds .of small fruits es based
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gaze; knowing perfectly well that it and what he wag like. ,
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would rest presently on the- picture -if There is jteit time for it little' lenelt •
ewee_take-txp--eceir. reverend- -Merritt that hitelitexids were -wait-
Its"witeeltretheers ,erea-e---A-teth
tenceeour entere.stinge friend. in chuck, friend . Where shell we go?" - Ing for him at ' the Lien. As his MIX VS. „BEEP PRODUCTION:
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ling ov•3r the way he has-decei-ved us CWW-74-fould-Hit.V-Wftee Mb 1..Tenpowerful- figere was seeti-eutering, the ' •
dean fergot the yellow pawetictot 'MOM MIS a marvellous coffee -room hig -Norman porch Muscle came .--The _question, hes often been raised
lying on the table." there eich panelled, walls and it ceil- neon the street driving a dog -cart, whether e pound of buttce. fat - can
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"Dr. • lien, do you main to say Ing by Pugin, ,erid an ingle-nook fill- at a dangerous rate of speed, , be produced /from the same feed that
ed with rare Dutelt tiles. They had Our mrin is goingto have his will produce its equivalent in PrIco
"That I knew where your diamond the beautirta old place to them- trouble foe hitt pains," Bell chuckledi of beef In a good steer of the beef
tar was led:, ed. Weed I do, ?ler telVeS, 00 tbat they could talk free- "Ile has O011/0 to interview' Merritt type. Dairy ;nen contend that it
re eerai .
metal, s_Qt ordinary, size, Well
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hiOrite• 401 OWed to reererin on • the •tre
oeV't 10 g the sake of color the
ge, fr .otild not be so
. 'reeritugs
I s are now the ru T 0 main .if '\
Lirtnch should he so' situated and hold best in cold storage when
de eloped as to hold up the weight bloont will rub off, leavieg the
of fruit and lealTM that n• healthy tunooth and shiny, and the some rule '
tree should have.. While the headof applies lese markedly to 13aldwins.
a tree should he sufficiently open eto Methods of harvesting, packingtand
allele the free circulation of air and handling in tranoportation. Neve the
an abutidanee of light` to color • the greatest • influence, on keeping gnat
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fruit, orchardists arei apt to cut too itY. handlers of apples sometimes
freely when the ttees are young, not ,roll barrels of fruit. allowing them.
realizing that as they get to bearing, to strike against other barrels. This
ago the weight of fruit will . cause trough handl.i,7_ni
maybruisethe fruit
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brancheseehould be cut Out 'AS, BOOn II e varieties are more caaUr
as- discovered: Eve!31 brettech should iniuner hy-rougir handlingethan- aroe
grow away from the centre of the others. Northern Spy in one firth*
tree instead of toward it. -No two easiest to bruise, and. barrels ar
tilitheWelfituatitetheteleibeemeteetoeeee_ oweveiweste
against each other or to grew so ear1- onAltis account. 'Taman Stveet
close as to do so when tending under, and Yellow Bellflower are very 0
a weleht of fruit.. Pruning eat/ never sitaie:e_.xttv_. ;to rough iltittuttnItiblieltiffiv' ts.,
eedoneehy_dtelif-g.7,te _ xoxo
tiiiIrtiliiriftiViirg' the Sainte rferM, •,f3 . P es-shffohfmgrr-ftfto-storftge-afrso
lir esW--------f.- It ie ii itrattor-forethee beet tte, specked. OtliefeCbdieves: that with ,
judgment of the fruitgrow-ir and de some varieties it new be well to al...
ficiency can only come •through prae- low thefruit to he on straw on the
tical experience and close studyj ground for two. or three weeks to
secure higher eolor..It any disease -
be present; the eboner fruit is put -
into refrigeration the *better. •
With varieties that ripen 'very ine•
evenike-lik,e -MeIntosh, Oldephurg and
Fall Pippin, it is probably hest to
make tev, o or thre,e pickings, .so that
fruit of fairly uniform ripeness • may
be stored. II Is impOssible to give
rr: Ptei
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enable length. As, Merritt listened
hiseyea....gleemK, and e-breadenin
grin s read over his -face.• ire
done a
this:age -hee-fedini —Since
had taken him up the police hod not
beeneanythireg like to inquisitive, and
hJ preezet poseeliat,..s.errititfuiflUt
ereelateri gains. The -latter fact
•Men- ,t kept to eauself. Oa the
whale the prospect appealed to his
imagination. Henson wouldn't Ilk°
jt, /tut, thea Henson was not in a.
position to say too eleuch.
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"I thought perhaM youcame
as-
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" Chris suggested. She spoke
slowly and thougtafully, with her
eyes on the ground. 4'Say to.rnalit.
- Wili yott coin"
Merritt Oeetited extensively once
.roore. The Weft or his diffing"
to his own
liar SOI1S0 of humor. Ile was itt hi
otiese, *vino that Bell failed to recoge.
le.„ -to
eee=frit
tegeogregetelepoi-irl-eds.„Te of 'tiff
trout perfumer onser-re--vit10iT-1314`
tnouth watered a,t, the thoug4a.
feetta-ann
neer)," be suggeetctd. '*There's
,anst....therea_pictures," •
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"Nothinglifies ever been stoley from
Latimer Castle,," Bell said, crisp
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he spoke • of pictures. "Nothing
•what ever,"
wielat, not lately?" Merritt askett
"Dela hear tell of
Ile ieumd,conscioua el saying too
much. Bell shook his head again,.
Aneuteereeneptizzled exproitideate. trept
over Mr, Morritt*s engaging eountene
erre. At the prweitt moment an art
of-vrirerstoodHrt---,
romne and here' was a party
Lt -
„the east, u er of.
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"; love the pictures," she anld.
laity the prints. IThat
brandt, 'The Crimson Blind,' for in,-
otance. X found a freah• light in IL
this morning and *tiled Lord Litti-
iner's attentibri to it before we start-
ed. should loek that up if it were
Mine." ,
Merritt.* Cittie fairly bulged as lie
listeuod. no be not bait-suspoetod
' -z-
4-';.
er setn-x-a, 0 Monit sham ed -in w ' e us co u i n b ‘ , V?
we entered. The pawn- s r tS"r
ticket wee* on the table and relatedabstraction viously suppreesiing a 'desire t - Lewes and ath
libert . on e question. d scussed here. .
pocko
•: . oti
diamotal-edgiette-pa.we'ed by ono' 'A groat IdecL•,is, farming in my touch his. forelock. Thero was a These ablest of experimenters, who AmmoomomAmom
_.. IOW-, haVO Vpat.,,./...beir lives at suck work.
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EVIIV•E rotil.,TnY HOUSE
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ng of the man with' pkit Messrs. Rut- What, another one?" Bell snit 0 pressed triumph in bis eyes, He had and in some cases m sy years a a
• 0 o can we make our peultry ,...,
Ver teial.teo., 1,11F-IligtreStreete-That "Itt-itetbe-ale-of_the . A a ...4. .., ... ..;.. , .., .., f • qatre.426iertni -•'014,;"•9•".'r."44rrd
in ithelf is an exceodinly Valuable Really, there is a brilliancy about scut. but despite" these improvements, sults as authoritative as any knoSee house warm et low cost? We huilt•
elisreericeer and one wei cab afford to you that is striking." . the la new house last year, but the fowl*
ond -despite his clerical garb, he WAS investigations. They ' find that
t-_ee.,4.,eee3,--ehe„..7.eeeea,_ ,_ete.47e,tAmeeet0_eratele,,,ft eltt,meje‘:_egedeeleg 4,5_,Ipouods i freeze and -do not laY. The house is '
•keepetess- ourselves -for sthee-preSen . a• gbetlee-She-was -full-of -
oie
At t it same Mae I, shouid very Toy of life to-dity.. meet in it dark lane after sunset. lifeeof 50 by 15 - feet and faces the ne.ekly, yields 1.18 pounds ,
th
much like to knoer•whate.Rutte.r and ie _0 -freedom," she said ulf Chris, however, showed nothing- of:trogeneus substanceor e, A not ina.11,0 any scratching- e
Co. aro like:, bet me go .down to Zfou °WY 'mew what it ig to feel free' this le her greeting. Long Were! free 01 waterwhile the dairy cow as we. did not think it was n
ecea
the shop and znako Bonin .clopi!,p,ur- after the dull. uphing, mortottkiolis- -14Ittirner Castle was reached ahe had in the same time .yielding 1:0 quarts sarl•-• '
elitist." misery of the last few _years. To bee eneeeeded_ lo putting. Merritt_ gone of milk dailyreturns in.this milk The best way to Wake it poultry
Rutter and CO. proved to be a constantly cm the trecedmill, to be at his easefie talked ot himself 6.6- pounde of nitrogenous substance. house warm iS to paper it with ter,.
very high-class shop indeed 0
--, I - the gre-8P °f 4 Pl.tiless acmindreld aod his Past exPleits, he boasted 01" or SIX times as much. Again, the at red paper or some other heavy .and
. - . a iteevesiotestieeseunnengeteesesonly-exoweeareckl.s.00keseeomeaveee-poundeeseemielerae, durable paperek‘owls wilt xiot freeze
there wet* a pawnbrokkng branoll of atelY, with a longing to be dottig again that. he pulled' Wiesen up-and'n at the zero temp
the business. The -plac'o was quite something. and gradually you give, piously referred to the pew life that 1.35
matter while the cew would secrete
In a house eveture, provided the wind' is kept
be was, now loading. Bali was st -' w ' '
pounds over slat times as much..
out. We would advise our eorre-
etvorthy-01.--IktruleStreet, the, eteek way to despair. Awl noiv the weight
_.. e . t 0 .
was Wiliest and todAtantial. tho is dirine-ritliaoTara Wee, :t1 tagAtivn carefully- te reed the o pen ent teephonte te y: paper "fils .
tante quite above provincial to act. Fancy the reward of finding mind like an open. book, When the fat, end the cow gives 6.43 pounds
ier h "milkabout tw thi d house. and Also place abundant stranr
ales. As Dell was turning over: 4eginakt -ftenson-ontr` . . gonetto -finally ,_x•fil__L____110 „b ore 0 over. oftso, 4y in. the house for the fowl* to scratch- -•
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n . o- r s as
cereelitides-Vii , 4 4 ' ' Henson is the blight tle • I ettimer strolled up an - . ".1111.40 ,. them warm. We
ettoecases' and. the like. She- ltiehed 1 cartnot ten you. It is a epee unds-of runic ',tug
the sox has id al t Red i '
ing a case of silver and gold cigar- %Won iyour house. In what wasr?" stood there regarding Merritt qniet- resume oer correspotulea ha is
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• ,crele„&qoal to teed ca tee steer.
fetint.;eqe Wry:al:Int -roosts' on _the stair orders. dad•the
ri op fo'biiniewg-o-s-Th-E-1
this t au /rsotoeclitsv
_ • Ire '
,,, . .ereethosseeee*-.thatehava,
ce -At-the :-.mentio le flf_. et ong ourselves, But be hes .1-hii* '15111447 1.-.**. 417r44144 :41"17
. goiug to bring to dinner?" he' said. ___. , . e h
ineas-shesdreppett.... a with ' Power ovs—T—r sai7,-fiFliwylirighted-tdt: griiiiry7-"r-hereeseeeeerfeltitirellefore in r--...,4,, that 1,'-`3Th,„. ,i an tit- - ",--ar treethesseroef anti--thee-
,et-W-IIves; nut Irtleterihrget1101d-ilfe—ebinpirtiert-RVAUld:r— ---"-----,; 's • emost-elentigartle-Itterelraftwe'-- Th
• little moue of surprise. .. fate the cow equals the star. and
roosts should be plated ott it level,
eeteectiFeliteereteeinol-.-
ill prevent the fowls froft ere._ wding_...
4 .. 3/1_ GO AIM pitAKE.
Vigo, on the west daast. 07 Spain,
s- a rort.. which 'figures prominently
ritainei-bu
the present le the first tixne that we
have settled our quarrel* there by
emlerence and protocol instead of
bit the gun cutlass._ Ottr Elizabethan
eroes were welt .sicinutintel-With the
bsy dui port, Ahem they frequentlY
' called, if not, perbalis, for the pur-
- elerMeir-eittigee'eltr-4589-----------Drakt4lese
hearing that the,Sportish Plate gene-
na_hadearrhsetietheres Sailed into _the
P ;
• "It 'Oaks as if it heel been (used." of a certain thing the power would I also--
-------------- be-broken.-aliat---le,---*Itst:-X OP1.- a. C,seeeehe,eeoee • - In/ mineral--and-thee_valnable_,..nitre
the price is low. But tile gefiLlere. hat .the new idea &one to me." piloted the strarge guest to the lib-; -tols oefog toe case. Ure70.all'iltire
atter
ft glance. Merritt gritmod in friendly gem)" f°°tIs exceet
'It is net aebsolutely 'new madam, ter, • what I on -working for. •Aed
yeinteleltea-feweelay,e„„Abeeiet elector esPelfe•4041,11,reletettel ..wayegi..,mes. ,__ _
,-_,-,0,,,,, tix„irk,c.cicirk.. withemit endeavitzratedene
who stold.it to useproved-thatim I riaha that dairyin is necessarily
had ordered him not to Smoke n u
turee and so—" ,
Chris turned away to something
else, DOI copplotog his Parebase,
mut togel,litite they left the shop. Once
outiklet 'cluis gripped her compen-
Tafel arm eVeltedly. - ' -.' •• - - -
"Another great discovery," fehe
w.
3*. -
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ree
--"eale-trigt141--gi-V-0-4Xte SMYIP
id.a. „rel./011 reeked.
friend,- lewent himete-imagine, that
ata 'much of tot eeventuress as
he Is sto edventurer: I Want to let
birri Ace. that_ Leonid Pend hint
,prison "
itt
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UUIVrO reached th0 flea .eiho 'former, polish-0112°re profitable than the raising of
-ex-ogless-wol-regerded C is:‘cattle. for this depends , upon the 're-
eriticaliy
. -tllitivir"'ddtnitritt-qfor-tkef--nm
"My deer young lady.v. be saidiiproducts. Peoples' tastes do not al -
smoothly. ' originality is it passion:ways demand the food that ie the
wive me, eccentricity draws Ins as 'cheapest. Beef will be bought even
magnet; but as yet I have refrained 'though the same ansibunt- of nutri-
entecanebe: purelasedlo dairy_ pro-
ducts for ontelhIrd Alm 00st. This,
however, le true, tha as the pope -
"SO tAtr tr-tontrief the• Police dram eating elteretreto-tteldete
of the toss of Of your. altar." tieketeof-leave Men.- Your friend hes
- "And getti arrested, and yeerneritrvettelsAeee upon his face,"
a 71-&---Txtreirliregredird1Weell
is 'admitted cheerfully.
(To .betereentinetede),
t 1
tro V.
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that cigar-crtso-* gun -m
diamonds? You reeo lect that
Ruth teem
1,-t-tit"----1111Ete•41-• arteicielislentee
thought of iti connectioii- with .
teete-- The -case- IttieX 4-littletearrow-
plowed wrath with the heed of the
arrow, formed of the 'biggeat dia-
mond. ', Vnid told sne all this the
*eight'before tett Losiqxleasi Grange.
Or. Bell, I ant absolutely certain
that have had itt my hold just
now the vet's- ease bought by Ruth
from LoCkhartea in 'Brighton!"
ap at Any, Price Benefit
• itt 11 Y-1,44 ate
thee ieiIthy on afford' to bit
1113.
ley alone tan beat the expense o
•tent, issttentlasiee by doctors, and
t-ditIed nurses,
tithe it your capital, and,
r your daily task In the.
d tissuo i iieiflg added to the
dy.
Met, Leonard Miller, Catiliont).
ditohod Co.; Ont.* 1vrites7-,
•Cluise's 'Nerve Pried and Xidn
rdver Vils did wonders„ tbr me. as
Oily seemed etctiv initel to tn
u of him? o. no. The thi
--vague-iii-my_mind
411•1440-Wovit-tt-Dtt-t-
story; fis -Tifivid' Steel, would wWk
It out, Inc ittstaiice. Ah!"
Chris elepped her hands rapturous-
ly, end a little cry -of delight esca
ed her.
"The very thirrg," she exclaimed:
"If I 'could lay•-tsit the -farts •before4
Mr. Steel and get him to plan out
all the details! Ills fertile 111111011a -
I would Gee a'' way out at once
he Is far away a4 -there. no
le to be tost. Is there no way
ettlng t him?".
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resort to producing those ' hinds o
okfrOni which *nourishnlent, „ .son
4,........440Asopotrtioally. Actor( .7$.0.-..t--twon„ _
g y we fitui - dairYingesiiiipieeitlile itte-or the batteries. ii7men eveitit-e;
the raising of beef iktitese localities 20 000 inert attacked at, once and lo'•
where the population is more sdense. „two , hours ilestroyetl and captured- -
As to return i for feed cOnSumed toe combined gefq of Ilrant,0 a•ti
fa each ease, the Ohio station finds '.Spein, thus setting, an example whiele
t in 'enable the averagettv'erage ' te4k••of the trewaire was [aid to Itale
tlir°G ' Nelson was to . imitate later on.
that the feed' width will add
weight to the
dairY'•'-beert thrown Into the sea, nt tt
•
fat. Taldfig this am it '43-51':;. ,ietch ',mete .igaitt •atttiaed , by Lord. Col
one -can figure- out for ._
w to !trotter.° one pound 01 17;:tirt,olter:.rinen:nin,....,,i..nuti
1 to he eistovered. The ri ftee
eleiiiet des r
'ti:it current prices received, .for the
e ..,.
,s( oduets, and not forgetting the.; • . e.!IT) insAtip
01---sialifieuetweetiteeetteieere5leleee „ -,--------fr----- •
s the most profitir.le for his' parti- , iatena s
Itibte from it r(eeflt. itiection was
Ifull. sttiug, and on' pf Vie eandidate,l-
for 'a. eertuln •tliVisiort 07e5. holding'
'1, forth . as, to. *hat -his.' eistircti OT . at,
va- ' tios. %valid ibe in •the„ event elf big
1t1C , icing elettell.. Ow.t t f 'hie f neation-
to her •coinfoariott. he made
protty picture with (bit old,' oak
eu-
gnavings behind herilkir smile
1.1hi� iwiped hitittial to, asparagus.,
"Why not adopt the eeme method
I y tvbicii you 'originally ,introduced
Ourself to tbo(UAW tiialzed iuwitt
tst" he a if n
.er's teiepl
Chris pty•lized 1 e .1111,..te away im
tnousig.
"X amoo excited to. eat - n
il
snore," she; tt'. "X um 11110d witi
the new idea.' Of came,7' eould
the telephone to speak. to 'gr. Stte1
1 to ,Endid Well. If t1*is.1101-1
rkg out Og1 antielp*to
h a tood•rnedicint for the,
baby that is thin and not
'well nourished and fir the:
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ny conditions. 'aside- from
thara.ettristies influence
le
baby.
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y or ni who is thinnd
k and no 'well
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wbether it be sod or cultitiatetil .ryou, ye leek into thfvg9
ly Oil 'latter part•of it, pretense or i"7.row,, would e'en 7 ha toe4istrialigr0
eather ot growing season, 'esi,,,eciel-iitletroneltief,",' commented
abisenee of fungi, degree 01 colors.- enough to go down into the seict-Ts
-tion . Of frnite a1ic ripenos, 'inanner 'tend. eee the disgeaceful.,state
littsrodiv, knindeoof ssatolirdefe, Arc!.
or was• ,the . replY.
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to . the bottom
color
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