Exeter Advocate., 1905-03-16, Page 714.
omort,o4ittt
„.
AY• re
night in, "rittestiorte'Ln
.bavime 'Made 'tette
' food
4gVid
"Later• the ant:Iwo*. Wo
nt. Into the Contineetaltogether.
n."Sneck had been'drinkinge'
'You did not ego, the OW -00
•gain? • . •
Van SACO; WO * cigar
'whit* lie,took from the common rsorb
of ' eetee ‘that they give away with:
seven tigers for a ehilling. 1 asked
no seemed Prett
• °Cult- "up. egteinet. Tier* ial
sotnething ithout -11* Iatter hftving erlotis. -patterns', and L-11 .guarantee When les looked upagain11.,0 WAS
p1aied bim scurvy trlck and ' be o open the °titer, ten."
141.50.1ts in'd that v notAlititight of that"'Chrle eGo lea , "You're
1eaer thtn tor0
ee-
and 13,.0.rtior him then
IS
not pre'tty
oiled Vora it, •
"flowteouId Van Sneek have got
nto eel's berme?" •*tdre. *eked.
ow for a feet that Mr. Steel was
t at hoots, and Met he closed the
or carefulled behind him, whelk be
eft the that night.' •
Merritt grinned at the simplicity: of
be quoUon. It wee not worthy ot
he brilliant lady who had so far got
lieebetter of him. '
"Letteh-keya are very enrich. alike,"
en
(hrii said. "In.any case you WI4
0 to Moreton, ells, stud
ten give a little,. More lnfornrn.tion
on the wey,"•"
'..".Yati -tad. better'go along Prank"
l'Attitner auggeated; „ruiUer lds brPOP34,
'IT Serval)* 'hope now tha the day
IS not far distant .when you eatt re -
tura' altegothori nt for the Present
yottr protetee L augerous. W neatt
'givethat reseal 1 on no Cause for
suspicion."
"Yea are 4140.4 ht. Prowl; re-
plied. And to --to shake
hands, now. dad." • •
LitUreier put out his band, without
. .
9.044'
fl s--.0-14114113.,"
golngto 77e: *hep's Wei; Or
maa a gta rarrifirtW"0.'reliatTt
top.", • . ;- 7:7
"Doctor," a fashionable
"whut do $01 -le
Aloetor 'Solemn:1Y reititede
44,10020t ill X Oari say is, that th,".
ni_ore,4; woman's) walsk is stinpod.li a'
an hourglass the tioOner val.
eande•of Ue rite e • .
' thoug,1!..t.". • said' the victim in-
dignantly, 'that yeti'veere a Paine
leis dentist." am," replied the
mailing operator: "I .do not auger
1
nd 111 epen One tiOnrlf Mit Of a the* world weuld have fond ie 411111-
IVA lattlit14411,-. cult .utter a Syllable juete'thene
• ' X 1_3;4
b it was 210 TLCW.. • _I any chance to- tell -you whet -eke by- A m on
11 .
rensqn-to eiay it. low down. en., ., nil Mr. Remen.had •iicen quarrelling 1___ 4_4:10 drivenrt,::t_tvy Ot_krig. brought
• a u ' • - -. -- - . ' • .erfiellAn elnlia4i0J,17,i, ete °the,.
eLso ti-iit 'tlint, -*7*,'Xre"'ijiiirtnTwatvi-d-aile-ir-iaikz •-,i,-0,-;•wei fiour.. .I4Vank hau
••,..atteloateeer-, e 'NW 1-'•"",,,Fielner7-17: _.elre-:••.et-WItilWeil74 atruCVcjt across Cairiitiie- irtArn-dir-
vial thing to, umething, ut 4 ring 4u, the -time.. ection of the neareststation. elate
vould perbaps be of the greateet.-, 44:Witat sort of te". ring?" . ' appectrattee of himeelf • in-goretors
tante)to er.s."' . • *. ' • ' "That I can't . toll " yen,' Mho. X Wells on the front of a -dog-cart from
ttk•nitted hie brows thought- a Amy it was a. ring that. Van 'neCit Oa Costis would have. caused a WM)
-, -' , 1 - ad enade."-t- ..--..--- - - I - - .'.. - - da ' ironder.--
o he a- ki ottalk 1.*. 4! -,r.,...., ,8-neek„a .werking... :-....?g-0 •
It as mcntLy . an Strode, °welter or anything oftth-it-kiiidf" • , on , ou s thia, i .atud
:Ikea, lett hho at lot bet- "Hese ,ono. of the_eleverest • felloits seeere I
"Mr.
ise W80 Sto)On and on
o got sulky weer ..eay refusal ith his lingers -that you ever eawbeton
o Van tneOle SubStitUt0d
trete letter ter him to 'temp' Give hie.* Ault, of old gold and a fewfor it. The stolen one was returned
- •• .1. ones and hell make you a heart to the shop from • which it was pur-
od ION rOC011eet ' where et that \will pass fot, -anticoe. Half chased almost immediately, so soon,
,tter was ,Seldrees&-i tor he so-called -,antiques picked up on indeed, that the transaction was
of eenese I've forgotten the lee Continent; have, been .feked. by never even entered on the books. WO
pUt-was to some writing an Sneek. There was that ring, for Are pretty certain 'Oat ftleginald
ite;er, or--" '• itstance, that Ilensou had, supPosed, ilenson did that. and 'we know that
. o the rop.erty seme swell .at the bottom of tbe mystery.
wanted -nte
that- letter, traYi ' as it
a po • ,d Ilene
di'dtt t see It A
Intik tittilietti,r at' las
4t00 nee an answer Cori*
ea, . some hour Or --ao later. .. Van
ck 'nod to be- greatly pleased
Said hi • Wee golagi
make' an • el/ening tali- late that
ht. tliat would cook liensenew
Sneek coPied it for Mtn in a ceMple
• uuid44,40144th
from id -deb."
Chris choked the cry that rose to
her lijs. "Shi-liinoril it, 1;410;16,
who had dropped hes -glass, and was.
tegarding Merritt. -with n 'Mod of.
.eretzoti,
1,4tOmer to. speak. 'She had
no words of lier own for I the prre.
sent.. •
..."Itow, long ago as that?" L4tti-
..
040* Or P*04
*irk
brought to ft at mUking tin.1*Prof. E. li. rarrington. 41 .lcOwitt,
100 *111414. MOO' i loose hair
and dirt • figs '131a,#zilk PO.
This- :ran .be 'entirely_ prevented by
brinelibig and; Oa washing and 407
cow's 000 jiist bef.oro.
niilk-
Ing. In; deities wherl.sanitary mUk
that'deen not. *Mir _for aoyeral • dayk.
18 produpOd. Oa' cow's udder Is at
,waiee enti dried. inuolotiintew,
lk r then,
11814 it. painful -to think that the
Chineso spend 'moro than. ball their
eal'flins* in gatebling?" • "Stiliat's•see
painful, about that? 'Other Chinese
_
eine° „tame heel;
goodlesee**Yritil," Irstridr'"
did she lorikl". goadletie-e•The other
Mitkins-el underetand Preshleigh
is laid u Witte .nervous- PretittatiOW,"
thing- on earth could prostrate that
fellow's nerve."
tie is 4 MiPtAllter ot ingratitu4e...1'
"Yes- Ufa If von a nurse in a
hospital* and " after ..she ,had. got him
throng, serious illness.' he married
her."
'addition of tektlf Ofthen to: mUk,
-
cream; er.'h/atter In WIstentein is line.
bidden'. • „
If 'milk 1$ Welt aerated and there
mighty cooled'. It ciai- safely hF
in, cans tightly•-toVeredi but when It
is not aerated tits covers. etneht not., •
to he Put pn. the cans tightly until
it is thoecteglily cooled. 'When warns
'milk Is tightly Obverted it . has a
'tendency to develop What is tatted
"SMOOTUEIRPD" OB011.
.46. great variety, of odors are more
or ens Common to •Among.
t
'odoxo 4
sitit, '444 l'ams. into a covered a)ilic. odere. The feed odors cente •
pail provided vliih only from. musty- or dereaYed 'leek Pasture
°pealing' in the cover to .m/be Awe"' weeds wild onions, 'turnips, TAO*
•
Careful work of thhs. king neerteets
the,: xrdik .from Many Impurities and _410 teadiagm.ar_saam„„i
trot-- necessarily contareinkte tbe
is thaXact that silage is being
geeStantte teCto, esese thet asst.
eitlein-i- SOW ,of firielat prlccd
milk in the country and that wh. eli
is Much sought for by hot:Tails bee
causer of, Its purity and its whole
some. flavor°.
The obJectio
Ithiernajority-ofasea-tontriefeo.
poorly ventilated stables. wilL
absorb the OW .odoe if it is Pre.'
Sent in the barn, and for 04e
son it is necessary to' have the 0110
closed except when ONO isbig
taken 'from it at feeding time. . 'All
tlio••Wagto silage-, that is not (*too
by 'the cows pluinitt be reeMoired and
not lett in the mangers or under •the
cows for'. bedding. When. this ite. alloWe
et.d.Liett
,o orthat t- '''.'-siiiAi-464.7"i0.01---i137
oink ute-iitilloner, -Ti*e
however, will COMO from Silage
t nemeses Jo consumer's desire tor-
triore milk when he knows that such
reetiutioreT:itWe -If" •
purities getting- intothe milk. Many
to drink lr they: felt .0 greater -cone-
dente, in ..the purity the than
ther'nolv have. Titolr knowledge in
general way .of,t1te barn Conditions'
Arbere many. cows are milked, he not.
Some.
experiments made by £'roles -
so Beach in • Ceorteaticut . showed•
that the amount Rtt dirt found ill
milk when covered pails are, used
,at thete WAS about one-third;
.,as modal as Was toned when milking.
was done in an emelt: pail, the milk,
pail toyer exeluded ,stxty-three per
...•, cent; and, tile etritiner heed after
mllking.less than fertyeeeve4 . per
sitrate-"You ' aro b and over gent. of .the dirt feud in the milk
F-reet
, , •
and to P.retrYe our getting the cape . r, prvian-er eed, — • .•
0 go a - "Then. Ot pity the fust furrieee Bloody „ milk: and that from un-.,
.er. 'The case Must he beyond our
1,• ;decline . to b.
:neve .that it was se mere coincidence
thet•tookeaestranger , bite. Lereldiarre
directly after tieneon had been there
to look at samo. gun-metal tiger-
CaS63 SU in (114010404, The ,strauxer
purchased the. ease, and asked for it
met s •
he.alt.by. cows:ought not trete used at *hell the barn is Jet,ean and voile
_ -
:15:irif a
"Were 'Yoe moved by; her mistier the diseaeed Iwo! 01" 4 eoW eased a ttliikuo,... • • •
.. yes; it amounterleter- that X pia loss of about Z.1 'per day at Tnru4 lpand rave, Imo e480. be red
we shouldhalf° kePt....the limo* lo r 'thee"' fact(Or- Itartreutt• Alva4. 4. 'Without • .tranernittiege tirele
another year it it hadn't been .for located" bY l'uotua •ut It° sc"" teristic odar. to the milk It fed atter •
her," curd test and when the milk- of this -
to be sent to the refetrepole to 'Joint '
With the hundreds a let,
y about it,: said -he had told
on-pluntp_ste.d_plalet,
g ter do. and that he was not
teL-of_itsuson or any meth breath-
ly1111111,1,1.
avid- Steel toM4 ur-
iter Snack, whiett had been-
-est,or,v-,....Xr-ie-sse:
latter had been Writterffneat
beitriseely-.ttr-thi-mitte•-g •
lia4 just retluded•to, but., hly not
wrIttiir "—Vitt-8fee4. then.
e'About seven yea*', spooking ,from.
' e' • nexe„ were two et:111)1,6
made -un 1n dmerintio *
a thful.
ere .were three copies, but I
forget now. Van %neck raved over
the ring: It%iitiglit. have ,beert a mine
et gold foie th, 'fires he made over
Littimer asked' no turther ques-
tions. But from • the eerie° he gaVo
-,,,,W7W-"mttolii.7.--Wilrerilleetite'•':-"Ier-
thee Oil could nee . that he- Ives
atit e nor!• a .as , e
had done hie lien a -grave injustireee
he knew the truth,. It neented to
er,„lent - wo
elfriost impossible to trace the. tits°
-
--i-eaVeeeearea_.might, help ,von?"
"They bee as far as they . can,
The cigar -case was sold to a, tell
---aleyond-that-iteite-41ppiee
,eible to go." , *
4,, ned on lifer.'
- sick Co* ,verts Impt.„ out the quality O. „title, at first
•
I
Mr
fthinkeine-'s hero I %der ' men- thetcheeee made et the factory wns The • objektionable flavors in ntilic
-fig6 7,- --Van oeg - s .-- . - _ ._,...„-...-- -, s'or 4.„-- ,. hotee---e e=efrotree----tb, • '
-', .
and _dlareetnts_Insure'de"----------Vher-Bceer°P$478--Ter-4111,e ?,catt-al-01-fr'Pe , . Musty:feed, pasture wee s. garlic .
' 8'
--T.-- . the_..40trag_Alap_. who j. gilic 'otight 'not, to be lased until -1,.4,,ud 4Thfonst _ tire_not_,,go__,..4sii3). . got._
plate -glass iesimnee department -is some
-eix *diFiys alter raving -Ana ten rid at as tee silago all,ar , and
..
"Pbe man tbat1 marry," oho said,
"must be one who always thinks be.
- might .have.--treleere<anore
the gentlentiet....ltutter%"::
seettitte'4. 'being -sr -ittrialWee sh,ff1tn.
,ItAtaiteLlitatt-Mand
tend It belottged to art friend of
"I want • oti to try and bliy ft for
me.. r sa qu e y,
flutter** wee reaehed
,soe authorities' prefer aLot, io cb,ailred
up
If; for thirty 'dap, before eaivingThe eofirtysiplobusilrtithoorzitIcedueo,
er Its.*In 6.11117'COntag101101118- teroolteit to. a r1*1
oxten€
ease ought f4t0 1fl or, an o
milk ler 'Others, and every,: 'milker
by-
aeration - * but ' ' reeention Is. eters.
Snd gle
altitt intd been ahrielf. al- eit'.41011'
001
i -4("t1OIEC gtrAt.1°11.aueat.,-.W ' his- te-.1iiio_ee ke'tiiiiii;:ta Milk; ' hit!"'0,'"4r-ecurViar,_1/niciv---itases; -.X. ' ' '
, rep .. -
1 •-14CF. , m tin 4
ways Milk with.. dry" hande. ' Tiitze. -the-nlie .Outeoretuebeeplates,..a,
t to be ee - .. re44144.41.0thbot,. .
'tninirtzti-
lftr‘a*---yon;*!:----. etee'-.40t.eV;14011trin*W.'-exp-T12-kr ..it.f.ii-11:-Ii/M11--/-4*-444--
lifeekly Yes, were' going wive.
Swamphurst.'!' the
t .re yeti/ 'di., t •with
_ . ter -some eiretimineries •the tiger.
0
• -4 „ have tad her;: -Of. hard: but the gleam in them was for :rate was apprortehed. Merritt tools
ut. nobody else. Tthe man who had done him this ter- it up. twrtet 4, ,e,ell.eteetea air of as-
lrenson had started on, rible enjury. , " tonirthment. „e
... --,_
eleMPleign, witha, eioten! "I l'aveY ;We are were:tering from, "Why, this must have belonged to
Prob•ably One Of, the sub*t," Chris said, with. corns __.old_trItno, ii„....,..144,._ggeiopli*,
ol'icitoPlikt br - --titftriclitantlahle---isteatiliii3W'o'icrfilftrogiVo , •
Jo 1at Nee to. tell .you.1"..toe meth, but you
cngaged can lie4r„.;;Ine--ii.-little‘ 'rartliee 'Oat the
'e letter srayt.:: •Aritat tigitro‘se. you saw. In.
Vati ton .10004 to
eeceptod Ilention. 3y him, or4 by sottiettody:Ite
not newr
tant-reePlid
We purchased it from a gentleman
who stayed or ee ds y or two,here
-
a the Lion, * friend of Mr4 11100k
ald 'Henson."
'"A tall man?" said literritti, tentie
JI . "Long, thin bea,r4 snd
ebni ar esteelli to %sere tbe
that.,atually brought Van .pregiont to Ur. Steal. stire-'01.1ba'tt' ti -nt1mn
to Steels being on the nIght tion has totted 114i.„ .fettiei great' mpit ,t04 isa o :purchase
,leitileent-nre. liftmen heti deet trouble."arscory •
by the -somewhat into- "Sectin A* Van Snedk tound +the,:',pviiinsse was made 1
oink *hat he was &lag halt dead in.J1fr. iiiteere:lionee,, and (verge, nad togttlielie atilt and
queer companion 'left the Shop;
• ."1"late1iri5 le an Art*1144' *wind
of -the 'smartest Merritt.
(411 yolk got hint itt entiltor
rn Em
• , -
What be strut lieruetto were doing In
Ainerira-soino-yearo-ago.••,
lit this little game for retain, • Uut •
r$011ought to trace hint by snaeans• of
' tho Lion people. Oh, ,
tidy Idierritt *lipped beck into an mntry
admired that las piece you
played prOfeesor, "immensely. It had
• 14,4sd. of Wild freedom sthoot it that
just suited inc. Was it a earteposle
troll o onrown1 athirarrf.
, .:•47,ifilttle;-:00.
,.-along. the 'istroot.
dgtrk iunk of:kat* in 1
titcr
1140i the, ,
„. CAItt le' Vrifil
'• immediate' after ittilking strain
the mill; .through • four . avows 0 -
c eese clotn- ,or r--it're---o• see.
straining ought, to be tionet outside
thestable and not behind the covers..
- As soon as etrainea, Cool the Mille
quickly' to near rift degrees le. Sud-
den goolleg • helps to preserve the
ille•-esorlegiveteerit-4--xerFeacceptable
flavor under !torrent' CenditiOnS.
Fait-
ure to rfenil at once after Ordlking is
the tattep of a. great, deal, of sour
milk.
Never mix warrit cold,
milk, but trier both befOre .vaixtrigi
them; Werni milk will absorb odors
p.. ,
• ,
growth and developmetit or
is_ebeckALIevieviee w.,,e;..,,,,Thr,Lutilk at 4_
Iow temperature. ,
lionte sort , of Aeration is It
benetidiaFto either milk or ereetin. 11
helps the ilavpr • of those. p.roducts
.and .1( the aerator Is thoroughly
aka' 'no haiiii Cien",icorne from mix-
ing' intik with Pure air,. - !The *tree
uir,Laicod,ityetitattigirk ,tion :nest be done In 0 eleart Placer
free freitor. it -0 dre-and dustaka
thrng tat,catf take. ispro„folog :or Milk .0Ver. so ittutit tette
Mee -we 1$ necessary with many terse
tOrs subjects. it. to tiny' .ettataniiiia:,
:tion which the .stirroundine. air 'atilt
• tuft).
oftAr.tWattit:.iir,110r10*
fced odors from The nillkstrictit jS
sy owing of .chilling it *intin
after ,teiikingE,
tion now in . 11t*4e soniee ,
rive, 'those whieli spread, the milk
'ea in thin tiho..iets, as it, ito*s orer
-aurfate or diviiica', the milk
ny flee .etrearne' ste..• it_peese
tirou Ahern. 'Setorttl, it
aerittion jq obtitireei thi
through. a ,,gapatutor.
reem and toilk are,miltett to
geiher calve from tho orp4e..
*tor hy tmiiing the, tfOotiiii. of ;the
separotnr so that the skim tuilk aini•
cr&am wilt'00*.
.-gettitt darted Ova* itog h1ni
•6 seit intos lokrAirt15 •rtte
dark with passiont -the'
alt-.eitase's $tyr,ip f Linseed arid Tut, ,fitood out Ton bis 'forehead -like torils.
**nt7n0 ,Ottliit 110411141' for all forivoi tko Aurirlod-...."r`Alie • ma*
old, of 'colds' *tad I • think tlist if isifirk cur! 1,Nt- Orrn. itith hitt*. $tt, '1*
t uso it for their titti3O- ran *onl.v tau* the 4444 4t .the
nost ones it woold 'save Iota of worry gold 4ttnction I'll be 1..otalon
*is t And, it prornpt and .ihour And VII go *Iowa, to.Thighto,
ertettl. have to; foot ,itell-the
'thrift -, vitingosit boys onve 1 Of there, 1m)11; to Strut-
.' Whotiping, tough. title winter; and we;:tiegivald' 1toa8,00., A „huncirea paw
nill ennid et ?retitle 1 oet • slim to i 'on with.
„Yrapt
When cants of -intik are draw an
distance te a :railroad station or tO
a ...factory ithey should 1* Covered
sti p eituves
franr-de$ •
well as from beat and cold,
-If skim milk is rettrtned,"' In the
tans to the firn1s suck mill; should
he entetied �ttt Of the owe so ,troort.
4$ they roes* tthe fano, berause.of
sour odor from -cane it the slate/milk
lit allowed to: stand in them. until It
bee00100, sourWeelting the
•cenet*- *1 the ereamene end returning
them enipt$t to the farmers is ate tie
pratite. ',tut 1*110/14-
many tauter% of fitilureS to cnake, but-
IttitCPS i1ESSZN6
New Arrangements for Travelling
4 toZur0i4lea,
The wearers of the.Silver-
houndeethe leireeir trze83'eng0es.
lneerterioter and important pci
•who flit -from toiulan to The
cspi-
tais of the wOrld •with clOS-Pataie*to-
ve held -their journeYe revnod, *lays'
tqlotiritlit)tonverilltra3YriiitigstoTt.ho•contirie..
ethey,:erert,..
use
Now Verisele from their
I be -by way' t
,Desinitehes. for. the 'Prowl*. inc-
t7opo will
trittiel, lile eirditta
tee:Boyer" whereRtheY"' war
met An Aft/t101 from Alit Iiritish
„ :Paris, and taken on.
Ingtond rkf the Vali* toutok, the
t hal.beeo
4• 1.y. MI leit teotA tlie
)20trtslith6V0pro*Iriel;r•
(*net tftvosis
the "'took ot It0l1s,10),511-6wiek Lo
-
catitoraipop1e„,*04 (hi nos
4p. lttcrpd,i1rr,h1i,1thrrr1 11l only
lkrlin
:iftl!.74*.t.trs1%lk
CII1I8 (1051 h nity,ssou,e
Ort• r vitt t,
'0 dell
no
r*roront To,
lisiltations4 the,
ure of
hi tog i
atom • he ot
I Third. a reltaln, o
on may bebt*1nd by
n ' the milk or I wlth
• hantriki .c,ftvr ,
.1
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