Exeter Advocate., 1905-06-08, Page 9isaur -datig,Ittee, 4the fleag
Oared verbs' taft tlft teatit-lia
Shas tiet, like Me in Cite
Last. Is. sherstelacatedr
littOSts tibruPtly fur shit0.
"That: la eVident,, spylord.,
ould ferny that Lady Ntfrah Wits
- • eo-
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w
,ther ,egaitt„still
' without;tie word. .eart. . ' 4:that. whati.: Y
A feo an s ed nuiselessly
---i----.:-. . --,---9-----
Serandad reflrneut,woul
:been Aoflo uffielieat o ossais
•auii gu ud1d-tbert
--the small
country cottage.
But Newell poSsessed 'spirit not
asily .cowed. Somehow or other .she
diviried that the stati ly. patrician
old rnan facing her at the buttoni of
tha table expected hoe 'to dieplaY
tiOrne -confusion and shynessand she
tesolved, that he should bo -well,
dis-
appoIntd
thoughthe room scented to
Pin rOund, and She saw the faces of
-es athasefeestesitarterestneitughs ba
ma atth,tisfares retelling - awns d
ower gartleus, and tor -the first. time
now that else was elonee-her ''••e$`ea
I,Trew -dim with teers,
The dinieg *vont had scarcely clos-
ed on her than •Lord• Fer
handale , ex-
cined in a low and fervent voice': .
"What it, lovely young creature,
Arrowciale!" .
"I am grateful for your approval,
Ferndale."
."Approvall Adiniratioe, eV. -
think she Is most exquisite: 1 know
Jeanne' -'-that as Lady Ferodale-e
ueetsesestath
-
, thsher Isssfirst
15 kind of haze; She made no sign. of' efghti emigra u et e \you On
the emotions that\ swept/across her t possession of such a daughter." .
ey,.1.
yoting _heart. _ i: A _ _ , _ "Thanks!, thanks. 1 think -ea ant
Ails actletleAte-11.-steith. true. delicie Hot sate -that this wine is iasiiig_ its
fully avoided looking at her tor color. Shell We have another hots
ine minutes, and talked together tbar . .
With the hied of vivacity which is So "AO. not The isbie'S all right."
1 ably loretsis....a. mi. •it wall evident said the squire blialv. "1 utust say
1 o te come Ferudieles Lady Noralt
.esse-arat-of-sorreett-pousTire-enest---mostschartairags----Gatiessh
s,.....sheysisero one_andsaasthinntualrerninds me of"---hte looked round it
ft tr iiT to - And- some -CoriflSon
So a _pi71- . ------
,s1 thought you sveresgoing to Say
that sl•te reminded you of one of the
oup, 4the butler filled her gloss with Jeutily, squire, and I was curious to
wino %Nati) countenances as expres hear whom von --thouebt-she recent-.
ineouress as if tkos„ bad- been in tee ,•-•iSed:"*" ' He' Itioleettsroutet" at -sitaiir
habit of waiting onher for the last family .nortraits which hung- round
welt y yet , an or „got t , ough• 0 btl
her :soup and sipped the costly wine sect no likeness to any of them.". ,
in silence. -1- "For my part, I don't/see one of
' She knew that they were all think- them -begging your pardon, • Arrow -
Ing of her and she felt the heen gray date -halt so beautiful as your daTugh-
eyes at the end et the table glance ter," exclaimed, Lord Ferndale. '
toward her now and, again; but "NO" '
.though her heart beat tumultuously • "There isn't one with such beauti-
- and • her face teas 'pale. her hands foi hair." remarked the squire: •
-1 _tiotstremblsisins 1 s vets •SliTor such -eyes " 4.I the rector
n rt tan at the stake could no
thaegirl-wilit-Ind 'heats _introduced
thussudelerdsessout strangely to her
kilter and her home.
The footman brougbt her seme
- he.vo behaved better.•
,--s-TakiOetttisesLotd--Ffrnda/eeltwstat•
next to her, turned to her:
"I hope you/had a pleasant Jour-
ney, Letly llorah• ."
Ito, thank you. It seemed rather.
long, but it was ,pleasant."
• Let We' •"'hei-said.'"11-8 he
thought, "A lovely young ermiture,
With a fiVMet VOIce!"-"you -came
from -'1 -
-"Nortors-sin - Devonshireia!S
Norah.
"Ah, yea; 'a very pretty place. 1
hope y011 AVIP-4,10, Santleigh. 1 sup -
pas 1 oogitt, until* say that it is as
pretty., but tit 'course I think so. My
wife will be so Ideased to show you
01, 1 our ons. - •
-•'"'-'1111-tit1---y-aii,"- said leortth
ou Li ter s o crest
•, it istaiiik t
, •:-.4., good.Frained Atil ,.
,
n'sted Itateetil, naied;a poor,.nse -
. while . if buekwheast, elitthiliPt".0- are
in terse tpiantitiete:se • taiftter ,.
lif-stlif-We
illicalt enoug
tito nurs.e, Catherfeksilat'esS Is 011d1 all tho 1(QdS in uutking GLai e dead, and W ,
burled?", '• hard 'elites Mr. Wefls W. Cooke. ftens once a day,
"r $Aw her grave* tas' 1°111." The phase of the question most in int of the Inixtui
The earl was silent tor a Mott -tent teresting- to the dairyman as, what add to the egg -pro
or two, then, he Bogert...el his glass should. be fed to luerease thesasnount: •The power of
to pounds of branemised lett
pound of linseed meal. eta! \ one
I t ng, half '..a.
tO\ ten. hens, will
cifiePs.
toW to' take and
rid, without lookieg. at thesold law- Of tat in the 'mak, So far no setts- digest large euatt ities of tood• rogue
er„ Eraid: faetory allirmative answer has been lates to a considerable degrile . her
• -1 wish to speak to you about oven. The present, belief of thoeo value fa the dairy. The small eater
that -that Other matter upon . which. who have studio(' the problem mOst is of little value, as it is impossible
I instrutted you •\ thkroughly is that feed does not of- tor her t6, make milk, and force On -
"Your nephew. my lord?" said MrPotherick.. . . . *ect the rithth
eess of e Milk. that is, ergy and Milk out ef food that con-.
' . r
the pounds butter fat, in each 100 tains too, little of the elements fax
A- gash of. anger 'rose to the earl's pounds wiik,
The present doctrine' is farce and milk makin
face end Ite•sattshed the wit-to/glass that each eotv has her OW11 normal The hers° seldoin fears
g.
.s.,....... -, * ., rt...,1....n.o. Y object
"Cnn ldm the viscount, if you duality ao her auct,etry.
s
rieli-' break a horse 'of shyness
p ease." •Ite said. "1 dislike heti% noses varies ht ditierent cows; twee/lie I o witipit when, it obeys the
reanintlefi of Our relationship., I*On it is tbroe-poonda- To, per '100 pounds instinct of -its ancestorslids only
saw lain?'-` • .. milk, othere lourIesundw.„ 'svanessfree litaltes• lts-worseestorsit24tess
"Nomy lord; he declined an in- pounds and it few still higher. AnyI remember that if there .hael even been
tervieiV." • good, healthyfood given in proper jisO reason for this involuntary mo-
. "Characteristie insolence," he quanulty will bring _the , cow tte . to tion, it is liable to get a whipping
•eatd-enTo-ali'lYse-'WW?'--- 7-- toi normal quality of milk .ana afte aliyiN1W. Tito tatty. •reftsunable
IL eels, that...noscheatge---of-to.od-ca.n ebang to break.ashmsese of tide belt
our lordehip!s - views. ...g quality. either to make it richer or is to require it to stop. whenever I
explained -tosittnr -that-if --hit---would,' poorer; . • - • •,• _ -_,---- --. • - ._ ,., _. _ . ....._ snieesa,ndssee. 4,-seo-that--tberess,
vonse.nt -t0 444- Oa 1.110 entails :gait .'-trireisbOtarsaspeevitientsthitt----whertsrteituiahing_ludr-stsa-sbosaftrktaFittd-Of..t•--MitialythinshiTg
would -meet Itite--Aelewssire tee.rnatte 8 are -turned to -pasture , fa or
feed to the clearly sem 'and understands,. •
of money -that, in fact, you would ispring the change'
be willing to pay him a large sum wet induces a ler novesof • Poorer
front dry
So fax OS 'dairying is concerned.
-murmured-- the -earl, '4
sem.A.tishay.shiar
a very 'ergo sum it he would give up
zo ground_ thes_ gr.eatest----Drolaletn---4
• s she ler the -' urin of
eerpeeeted .in tee- laws of stenocows of great producing power. By
• •A
•
tesete-t-lateestet-teresehi 't , . . . - . P
otherwise be" his when -when I die. , mak to be sold -during May and June 4113 labor and his feed bring hien a
You made it plain to him? Ile must than during- the rest of the year. 1 far greater returrs than is possible
want moneytie is ' a spendthritt, have tasted this matter both with
ruatistiteig.Preseeotilvt8 tiismo4Le rithatact::: hoof
has always heeni one. A lorge sum my own herd audW
of - ready money should tempt hies l cowe belonging, to.S. OVietiralk ,I. 7.°ine3
differe(rt', stedied, and the tint°
tt
T °
o tree the eState from any claim he farms and, represeraitig widely varir- study of it will bring in nPlieret7ellatb°
rs
bas upon it, to be able to do with ing environntente feed and care. 'n than will the settle amount Of thrte
It as •**1 pleased, to leave it. to some cases the milk improved slight,. spent inrunning about over the
whom 1 ebose, 1 would be willing to ly when the rows- went to Pasture, ecoraa.ountrzt, jokhin,e:c for cows that will
-
t •t. .
of expression.- "1 mitde ,, that clear to him, 1 direction. The ttver was_p_rit,,,,..i_ii- usuatoulningit-so.of-se_ slh.ntfabraitlyer_exisalts:.1 as
• its -No -no -0f the.'Arrowditieslhavielta nk.„-any- lord .le e . - , _ s_._"_ sattlysaw-clestage-
a*Well?" I'' loft% ol• Securing the cow ho - sete
hair of 'that shtide." • WITY MILK IF.S. '
ut to buy. "
'‘A bronze gold',' murmured the ' s*/ am sorry to pay that he de-
—. s.
elined your lordship's proposal." Yet eve "del -man knoies th,a,t
"Istot one," 'repeated the eitrl slow-
'4 hi* earl's thite lips came together milk varies in its richness. If, tlien,
•ector. FAItat NOTES.
this -IS not due to the ed what is
ly. We are, g rally speaking, - a , shathrs ply, as. 'if they had, checked
an. ; -he the cause?I`litost of the variation is. •Iting manure is very variablo in
tlark- inceNo; she jiik-S-110t tAis'ea.**, he declined," be ,sild dryly. due to the changes in connection composition, owing* to the variable
roWdale face" On
,
, xay, Ie,rd. He remarked in with the progress . of the peace) of of food but but is generally rich
Perhitps Lady Norah takes after vs .
er mother," said the rector . 'his_ letter that he would rather . laetettion-. .'llret alter ste cow esavesssitithough emitaining a high Doreen-
*s • , s .the trink 11 the thinnest it is to s be,tage of Water. It generates tittle
._ The, _rensarlsssad seipp-ea yea_ uns etarve. thee barter his birthright. time_imille_year aud it rentainssheat in .decomnosing.
ti'? tit bait little change in quality 169---YOu can t afford-- ..tei be ancient; -1
til the cow get :4 in calf again. Then I you expeet ts)earn the modern dol-
es the filleity of • milk gradually de -;.lar.- There •are :nen who •SQ0111 to IA
creasm_t1e_per_Celit4 .ist fat..5tosely40e afraid _ laf_prezressive ideites, Aw
'Hiles -and the. milk is richest in -fat i. they wont -4r he of smallpox. -There
Just before the CoW goes dry, Thei ores tWo kinds of conservatism -that
extentrert. of the variation differs widely ' :nholietitilosi bwornhchof fiesarboarnnn
d oigi ok:1ra110c::
awaress it' a* gt . e pro ga ,0 . • e
, and as the remembreoce. of
the separation fleshed across him he counts upon my dying shortly, I
reddened to the tapots of- his hair. presume!**
_ But the earl turned to him with a -"Ir-I think profligate rather too
perfectly serene and placid smile, hars'h a term tny tor& The Viscount
though his thin, clean-cut lips were has -beep wild, it is true, aud-and,
essysss sempresseds _ _ yeu. extra-vagant; but of late lie
A 47 -iiitturaTib--tition LI---- (1--1,01401#04.
..t
War brokeeitt, Seen
WasSent 'farther into interiOri
. et where distin Walled ollkcyradee
wth ses
.„..
tv
trio:sie, tod tl
autpeirefuotvrm•ith. t
he corn-
danger:Ale pleces unharmed an un
attacked, klverywheee 1 was greeted
as a preacher ltoly.
After I/WAS made chief commis*,
SiOner of Baluchistan-, 1 met three
Afghans who said they were old
friends of mine at Atukker. One •
spoke of his wife as my ardent
ciple, another of the tittle I had spent
at his'house as his guest.' Then for
the first stime an explanation' came
tomy mind. 1 was indebted for this. ,
stsetor-difine.7_,,amkint--otsinlk
w hate tuet on the -
road.
--My lhappelganger had disappeared
entirely; dropped- out' of Ji.(0_,_111 less
tnYiterious way. ''Who be was 1 shalt
never know, but for sixteen Years
got all the credit of that Saintly
tuesulxnan. When I denied the iden-
tity I was laughed,at. Some of my
oings•---nefetsettave swum& rank- apostasy to to. thoseseativese, but theSsre faithfiiI to their ideal. In thna
s.
of
d,,maruelliwtellottlactve amaienieerysvhereunnte.jloalt°4 -
coMrades who wondered why 1 wti.s
not captured or, murdered. I recetv*
eresents
into that holy mates life and reaped
te ene sswt 10 t0. s it ow • a
claim and all on account of the
strong re -semblance between. us.
NEW CONSUMPTION CURS.
Essential Oils Introduced Into tha •
-
,,..„414_,Itnportatit_ste
?vim 0 S0TIBInn7.-1911 as eensanst _
by_. She application of the' surgical
-method' sit-ifrtr*f.eettsesr-T•nitetitftrs-ftteit.:'-'"-.
means of • administering curative
agents. 'says the London Leader.
• Suet( ineclieinei as formalist,
form, oitof chmatrion and other es-
sential oils, which are fatal to the,
tubercle, bacillus, have proved ot
only small effect when administered
in the ordinary way, because the
drug Could never act directly :Ooze
By the new method, however' tia,
tnedleine is injected into the 'vein* "
and the blood going. to the lungs ti
Iresitupply. _of ,4).107,gens
carries the remedial agent there di
rect. •
In th,e Leeds noose for Column*.
ot_alsesserietts leaser; are ak
oussan e
chanced to glance at bim. The dark,
penetrating cyes bcippened to be
t tat tn-oment a strange fesling • took '
pOssessiort of Norah, a feeling diffi-
cult to describe,. It was not exactly
irearelsiem., bat_ a _singular sensations
• as it she felt that he was trying to
-read all that was ' passing in her
tnind, and she must at all costs
thwart htns
She onghts isseatit ortlinarY, rules.
to liaVe been attracted by the young
man's handsome face, bat there was
fitotnethieg in it which Jarreel_amon
her, tfargh 'she could itit bast told
_
'a space in which one could
"You all snake me very happy,
hitt' feared--" Tie stopped.
Lord Verndaless:rished his glesse
away wittt a movement half impa-
tient, half indignant.
'Wadi" -lie Bead; "we must all try
auutmakelwr ran• sure,s_she.
deserves to, be. She must feel strange
and-elemel,y." • Ile, too, stopped, feel-
ing 'that he had gone far ,ereaVii•Th In
r-ebuking,the earl fax hie colthfess..
Al'iSrillistldtaMlettk,"eliveo•11.roulinf&-tvIpcittwilithi.iv
"My life has always seemed to me
worthAiving,
flid you go to the Swallow Farm
Guildford?!" he askzi, end
there was a peculiar tone in Ida
'Minded 'twenty they looked tn. yake.
ttrAKre.07:1571=7:11)Dir- • or ,
Ova:- wititdreve--histes,-sand-
urned to laiS pit, without uttering o Sags, 'but 1 arranged thnt be
'wordshotild.pay one-third of the cost."
"'Manic you. It as very good of
: The dinner proceoled. To Norahi
tita:eonrpes or
endless. She had You to take so ranclt..att
_trouble.n
genetoor two small -tirraiiierii artgri-Warir Arci'FrojeirY7e-titiii; and it is
t$eelergyman's at Norton - but the an excellent arrangement, far better
Magnificence of thisher first •meal in
'her fathers house. W3 fax surpassed
theta: as a corporation feat sur.
eases- sk_tviawamIsispeany ordirxtrk.
made 11-0-
taike. If the earl had expected to
�ecs r eat with her knife or commit
itOtn Indies ` vulgarity he was dis-
oirttedeeorseelieved.
le -for °tam it stead of for the
time, her manner could not have
-more perfect.
ve4,---selse--aset-thett-.
or tIte reCtor spoke Co her and
eSeeet's loW voicesmade itstatit
••
' • ••' dessert
seine
than I . should have/been ttble to
make."
"I'm glad you npprove ofit, air.
/Icing the nelgIborboo41;4---rodt
-ter--Vatisdranr abont-thretitriber.il
tias Collie -to ray -t' shonitt say our-
terinS." •
"f-tay yours. So they were yours,
and vert.lood otten,„„lhettlso.
yeu-7-1-A-O-itse help yourself
andpass/ the rine? NO wine. Fern-
dale?' Will' none_ nf you 004 an
wine -1),ih, X 'Iwo you are longing for
your tigarsin' •
• Smake on the terrace." It i
lovely night."
"Very well. • Mr. rethric)r."
BIos myself, alasi has not aciivaretl
rt." tirsr-ildkii rtz take another
Loreracss'thIfor-
drordr Yo4 knOiv, ..wifeaf to fliul
the , .
Thou' 140, goitly• pubited the" 440111
'to; ititt- retutehlig to the table "
avierttedre-
-stud reflflin bis , I
aesee
thing of his iyent utoventent.s. ex-
cepting that he is not moving in the
circles which, he used, to Are)uent.*!
• it
money lenders. We wilt' give aim a
little more rope, .Petherick."
"I venture tctthink that the"svis
teamtrrrth1 riir,jiilY
have his letter here." he drew *out
bis pocketbook; but the earl , put
forth his hand with a 13hake 4)f the
end.
"Thanks, bat,
rather :tot tee it. I have,never aecn
the_swriter and have no desire
ntalce acquaint -an -Co even With his
handwriting."
• Iteeit-le- -Itittf; - pay
that ,;herie .should „fie -IL -hem bad
1 , must v .
• "You forget that 1 might marry
again."
"Yen are r_tght.
In:lifF•fri-wen to spite
court. 'tut weare all mortal." I e
went • on, in the eoftest of voices.
"and. after all, be might diebefore
me." • .
--b-ut-f-
hours between mi 7 If the Milk-
ing is done in the winter at 7
o'clock in the nierning and 5r 'o'clock
.1 To eVtliti4i,G- It 43. ,eWii1ig
53111 be the richer. for -there are only
tenhourS. between ' the taareingand
evening ,milkings. After allowance
Tula niaireT tiff all IlieSer-reausesa
there is still. a daily and ,Weekly
fifictuation in this • richest --of the
milk due to causes as yet_ uanown.
But the:144 of this; 'eitrialiine he:Fere
-
Fright. has a powerful inglumee to
eepting a part of -the nitrogen are
derived from the soil matertels, both
mineral and organic of 'tibias
--
__ornia--Wre—d -
..
solved in the still water and the
water is taken in through the - ‘roots
, of the plant and thence to the - leaveo
twhifre "Illi-r1oliti-afati7laIS- aro teem -
1 strncted and much of the Water
thrown off into the air. From the
'leaves the renal:titling water, With
re ieleimstisitted-- iiibd' moves' -'out
rbligre-tlirtiliiiit-dtiS -Vie- giii*Trik
parts Where, the food ie'• transformed
itaid•sta se,ftie en -
sent to the sanitarium,
The introduction of the improves
anent In method, in consumption__
treatnient is largely tine to IV. Mure
phy, of She Morth London nospita,l,
ITC stead, wiso han bad straklng
results in. spine rrtsas. thnflg.h isa. t110. -
whole the, effect is not likely to be
revolutionary.„_:_ •
The new mode of treatment ,afe
date -the -most -411"Pactemethod
will ttake a permanent Place in tio
armory of the consumption srpeciat
rilge_lbo-fat.,out_of ,roilk; It the cow into vIant tissue. or is stored tor in- .
IS -driven t� the bathby a bariking ture 'Use.
n the hoped-for. specific is dill
cur, if she Is beaten wit.h the milk
'covered it Is likely, Manly exoeete bo •
-po DOI/B7Z:- neve, ,thet --
(joality or 'milk ie sure. to OsItit.11
° • intravenous injection. '
cord statte, ottnex i pa
for his lack of ,kindness by .ei deeided The late.. tee Sir James Browne
lack of miM and cream. In general, was t3tationed for a number of years
o 110,4- had 'never tasted soda,
tarit_bEt_sidti that-aaything------that-,in:Betibetti,statu-InitiOg- that Period , water before, $o knew nothing nhOut
makts tbl • cow -uncomfortable in of his, life is very :strange thing halls the after-effeetit ot thai foamy drink.?
mind or. body *pa -both lessen the pened to him, go stran,ge that its A Uncle Lewis took him to tho :corner
quantity of milk and deeres4-,e the, reading is like that of fiction. drug 'Store and "treitted" him tit
per cent of tat, . 1878 ir James was in the political glass. and Bobby, gulped it (loam:.
The quantity of niulk can hie varled employ Quetta._ Two 'yearn of then in. a Moment put his hand, to
itirgo-extremeS. and it can iti.andering life had Weatherbeikten- h-itn, -his --tate,-saying: _
ts- lace" was-itunburned 'slur m &seareTtrilk
ofl, trtio dairy type gives tnors
abi 111101.0 :food she ingests. If a rie
uteri%
andor ha ing, Petlie
ray don* apologitt," tus
,lawyer grew. red and sta
"Let us finish our Vviue 111
-
PTA
A farmer recently paid a visit to
eighbor, and is .be passed along ,by
he side of. the- tickle lit ;nide a
xnental note • "of tile014 that no
Aterews %too. visible„
ttitjlig_the_tit • I Os
attklY,, he opne
ragged. acing one day iTh
10W ()Meer. 110 SAW a, Man in
nilk is desired, it tnust be obtained costuthe sitting by the road;
getting a different: cow. / 'side. A big book, (Pt•esuntittil the
*
.and quality by hitt something about him,
hiS/ brown, beard fld bine .1*,
pnke the Europe*.
tha story'.
ittrovr-tioNi tot-mtztd--
heels likta native*" X said.
COTO:lel' Fellows* issented.
'.And," said be, "he, is th6
• of you!'
ked at 06.
that lt was so,
'spokei 10
with him an(
er was nrt by & frietid,
apparentin
4.11123 Is ,
eft ye." d men," quoth Jamie.
'she'll (1001 witiirthiiii that yet."..
itichat leant ran P1535 dii than , 'that
eies*--nns*
'Shell moo kotel; rood
oljett si atate..
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