m 0 DOOMED By WILLARD MacKENZIE on tho land that saves them. Tnlto enro you don't learn that lesson one day, Sir Lnunco Penrhyddyn "Were thero any signs of life In cither of tho bodies, I would hnvo them removed to tho castle," suld Sir Lnunco. Then, turning threateningly to the young fish crin'en, who stood listening to tho dlaloguo with sullen looks, ho said, "Itemembcr, If nny irreverence is shown to tho corpses, you do not remain another day upon my land. Daniel, you remain here, and sea that my orders nro respected, and that tomorrow morning tho bodies have Chris tian burial." "They shan't rest here they shan't rest here, for n hundred Ponrhyddyns !" mnttoroil tho nh ninn. "Lot tho curse fall $13itJ I Coiitlmiona Corn Culture,. CHAPTER II. I distressed tone: "she's onlr n nettlsh. Far away from the soft pure air, tho spoiled child. God bless vou 1 I shnll "bright blue sky, and glorious sunlight of never forget your kindness to uk indeed, v,ornwan, in wie ciosc atniospiiere 01 tue Indeed I shall not 1 ray, hazy heaven that canopies a low "Poor soul !" muttered tho landlady, ns London neighborhood, on the same day, 8he watched the cab roll nivnv? "li at the same hour, another child, a girl, won't want kindness from ntivlintU- mnMi -mt In n saualld room: a strance. elMIke 1 1,. it,.f i.nl...n t.in ,. .I... lookliiK child, with dark hair and eyes. tnke3 tne charge of that child ! I 'boil nn.1 mnnnn.l ,., thoiich remorseful for tho plneoof tho gravity ym She nlso was gazing upon a Picture, wouldn't have her to be crowned queen, the deeds it had done: but the thunder creaming will effect u Having or .uu wnat win sue do it over sne lives to still rrowled threateningly, Use soiuo m i mnn ui ouiicr mi uum Sratuiu of Crcniiiliiir. Following extensive experiments on him. not on this roof. Tho sea shnll the effects of lmml separator nnd fcrnv have Its own back again, if 1 give It back jty By8tCniH of creaming, the author of with my own hands I" , Indiana bulletin draws those con ... elusions: Towards morning the rage or ino ten- ; J Ta ,n(irntor , iwsc nnu exnausieii iiseu ; uit .. f"- but one of another kind to that which fascinated Arthur Peurhyddyn. It wns only a common photograph taken upon glass. It was a picture of herself: and never did a high-born beauty arrayed for n ball contemplate her reflected image in grow up?" CHAPTER III. Wildly shrieks the wind round the gran itc walls of Penrhyddyn, and the woods plate glass with more pleased attention below sough and groan. Out of the gulf than did this child of poverty that mis- like heavens dart streams of forked crable inartistic sun-picture. names, and the thunder rolls nnd crashes aow she held it straight before her. with n frightful din; nnd above the at- aiow obliquely, now in tho full light, and mospherlc war rises tho boom and tho now m the shadow ; now she frowned nnd roar of the angry waters, then she smiled. It was a Xarcissa who It is a terrible night at sea: heaven bad fallen iu love with herself. help the ship that is near that iron-bound U hile she wns thus engaged, humming coast. Groups of men are upon the cliffs, tune all the time, n stout, dirty-looking and among the rocks ; some with flaring woman came Into tho room : but so ab sorbed was the child that she wns un conscious of this presence until the In truder spoke. "What have jou got there, Eleonore?" Sly picture," answered the child, with out taking her eyes off the beloved object Mother had it taken yesterday torches: others with lanterns that dot tho darkness with spots of light. All eyes are turned seawnrds. 'There is a ship out yonder, I caught sight of her b ythe last flash, and you must all have heard tho minute guns." The speaker was Sir Launce Penrhyd dyn, and his son Arthur stood beside him "She had better ha' boucht herself a "Get out the lifeboat ; ten pounds to tho uottle of cough medicine, or ha' kept her man who is the hrst to volunteer." money towards her rent than have spent ir in such rubbish," retorted tho woman, "But I wanted it, and I would have it!" cried the child, with the air of a duchess who had been reproved for ex- travagance. 'You're a nice young chit, you are !" 'We must think of our own wives and children at home, Master Penrhyddyn," answered an old fisherman. "No boat could live for ten minutes upon that sea ; there s not a man here would venture If you gave him ten times ten pounds." Another glare of lightning. The small exclaimed the woman. "I'd buy you like- black object is nearer, larger this time, sunk Into a gaping pit, and rising high above, a tottering wall of wave threatens it with Instant annihilation. Again tho guns boom faintly, and the blackness closes over all. Suddenly a cry arises from the hither to silent group. By the flash of the light- uesses, If I was your mather; I'd buy a good cane for your back The girl answered, with a derisive laugh, "If any one was to beat me, I'd put poison in their tea I'd smother them with the pillows when they were in bed I'd nut nins into their ears !" "Why, you horrible little wretch!" cried m'nP "H ees behold the ship drifting with the woman, shrinking back involuntarily, terrible speed towards the shore; above "Ha ! ha ! ha !" laughed the child, clap- voice of the winds and waters sounds ping her hands: "you see, you, great, big a crash, and then a long, wailing cry of woman, are afraid of little me. But many voices, come here, Mrs. Drew," she went on, By the orders of Sir Launce, rockets changing her tone to one of winning soft- are lighted. Upwards they rush, leaving ness ; "come and look at mv nicture : a flerJ' trail behind, and fall into the sea : don't you think I'm very pretty?" and tne ropes are hauled backwards, but no she looked up with an arch, coaxing one ,s tound clinging to them. Rendered smile. All the malice had died out of fearless by strong excitement, master nnd ber face, which now wore an expression servants venture down among the break ot Daby-like innocence. ers "What a witch it is !" muttered the With a blanched cheek, but a fearless woman, who approached her shrinkimrlv. heart, young Arthur stands beside his as though she thought her a thing "un- father, the water streaming off his fair canny." nair, the salt spray almost blinding him "But am I not nrettv. dear Mrs. "Quick! bring here a torch or a lan Drew?" repeated Eleonore. still more tern," suddenly exclaimed Sir Launce; ..eoaxingly, and holding up the picture. "I something had struck against his feet tshall be a Gne lady some day, and ride in more solid than the waves, and rested my carriage, and have such neonle nfl ron I there, to wait upon me." In an instant two lanterns and a torch ilere the conversation was internintpd were upon the spot. It was something 'by the entrance of a pale, consumptive human-looking; that was all they could .looking, poorly dre.ssd woman. distinguish before a dash of spray struck "Alamina," cried Eleonore, running to the lanterns out of the men's hands, and tier, ".Mrs. Drew won't tell me that I am wasnea out tne ngni oi me luruu. .jjrettv." "Bear a hand, and let us carry It np "That is because Mrs. Drew is afraid on the cliffs," cried Sir Launce, and, aa- of making my little girl vain," answered slated by one ot tne servants, mieu up .tier mother, stooping down and fondlina tne body and scrambled with it up the sated monster, nnd tho lightning flashed n olie year. With the hand separator fitfully over tho turbid but subsiding a richer crentn nnd n better quality of waves. cream niul sklui milk can bo produced In tho east, tho first faint strenK oi t,mn wl j th(j ravty Vstcnis. dawn touched with a livid gray the omen ( gravity method the deep , "l ... ui.; setting system Is the least objection uniting away, ami ns com, kiihbhj - ...,. ...mtil.itn foil 1 t- l,n,il..,il.oso of a woman able. It produces n nioro complete nn.i n flri thnt lnx- stark and stiff in ooparntlon nnd n better quality n narrow cove about a mile from Penr- cream than either the shnllow pun or hyddyn. The tide was rising: in a few the water-dilution systems. minutes it would lift thorn In Its em-1 ... neglect to thoroughly clenn brace, and carry them back again to tho tno HCj,arntor after ench separation re- uepins txyovM. duces the skimming elllclency of the Out of the piled-up masses of cloud , of t,0 dart the rays o the rising sun. And nroduced. Wash the ino ueau nre numen irom us nice, mm mu rmln, wnnr .Linro In wll.l pelolclnit w!parntor afttT each separation over the spot uihhi which they lay. A trembling machine, Insulllclent The old fisherman had worked his will, pikhhI, sour, curdled, slimy or cold and given back to the sea its own again, milk, nnd over-feeding tho separator CH VPTER IV I caused a loss of butter fat In the skim Ten years have passed away since tho ''" "mounting to from eight to . .i i.t ..-i. .u. ..-i twelve nounds of butter per cow In uiui ui iuu auiJ I lift, uuu mu .iji .ii.i. rises noon the drama. It onens upon tho one year. lGth of August. The scene, the "Star f. Other things being cqunl, high and Garter," Richmond. The dramatis speed nnd a small rate- of Inflow tend personw, a party of young men, sitting j0 produce a thick cream. Insulllclent over their dinner. speed, n trembling innehlno nnd n largo Aiiey are nve in numDer; lour arc un mistakably of the artist class, light-heart ed, Jovial fellows, with flowing locks, shaggy moustaches, turn-down collars, and somewhat fantastic dress. There is one of the four, however, who has but llttlo of the Bohemian In his appearance: ho Is the eldest of the party, a tall, hand- rate of cream. Inflow result In n tlilnuer "her. "Oh, you're as bad as she Is," cried ivleonore, pushing her angrily away; "I wish you were dead !" "'I haven't patience with you, ma'am," cried the landlady; "you're, ruining that Sirl. lou'H have a heavy hand with rocks. Out of the reach of the waters they laid it down and discovered two bodies in stead of one a woman, holding a child against her breast. In both, life seemed to be utterly extinct. The woman s face seemed cut and ber, and she so ungrateful for all your bruised, and crimson marks still rested indulgence, too." "Oh, the darling doesn't mean It; It Is only her pettishness," murmured the mother. "I'd soon beat the pettishness out of ber if she was my girl," muttered the landlady, as she went out of the room. there: but the child was apparently un touched. When the black hair that clung round her features, was brushed aside, the skin was white and spotless as mar ble They tried to take her out ot the woman's arms, but they could not release her from that convulsive death-grasp; I have come back to you with cood and so two servants laid the bodies upon news, my darling," said the mother. "Your a litter and carried them away to the good aunt has sent us sufficient to take nearest fisherman s hut. us away from this dronrv nin i Down the rocks again went Sir Launce France, where we shall find kind friends." and his son, and the remaining servants, "And shall I have fine clothes, and gold to seek for other poor wretches that the rincs. and necklaces, nnd silk Hm.... waves might drift upon the shore. But servants to wait upon me?" ' their labor was in vain ; the sea dlsgorg- You may not have all these, darling- ed no more of Its victims, wciore return- but you will have a comfortable home ing to the castle they stopped at the lish- and pure air." erman's hut whither the woman and child had been conveyed, lhe woman had evi- "The rest, then, will come afterwards? If they do not, 1 hope I shall die. I would sooner be dead than poor. And we shall soon leave this house and Mrs Drew." "Hush, my darling! She has been very sood to us. But for her we should often bave.been without food ; and had she been liarsli, as most landladies are, we should "have been turned into the streets. My aaieonore must not be ungrateful." "But all this is over we want no more favors from her now. She said she would beat me if I was her child: and be would not tell me I was pretty; and I hate her!" cried the child, vindictively. dently been killed upon the rocks before drowning had taken place; her arms had so stiffened that they had difficulty in releasing the child. To restore the lat ter every known means had been used. "Have you found any articles upon them that might lead to their identity?" inquired Sir Launce. 'Xothlug whatever, replied one of the servants. "Only this purse containing a sovereign, and a mark on tho child's linen." "What mark?" "The word 'Eleonore.'" Arthur started at that name, and Madamo Soissons was the wldnur f drew closer to tho bed upon which the a Frenchman, an artist; who, two years bo(ly lay In tUe c0"10"1" ot tna young "before, bad died, after a lingering 111- face. framed by its jet black hair, ho be- ness, In very straitened circumstances. "eved tnat lie coul(1 trao a "trong re- Tho match, which had been distasteful to semblance to the portrait hidden away ber friends, had utterly estranged them 'n tlle turret chamber, from her. "Take 'em away! I won't have 'em A weak-minded, nerveless woman, after hcro " cr'etl tt 8nr'" querulous voice be- ber husband's death she gradually fell hind him. into great poverty. A few weeks hack, The speaker wag an extremely old the clergyman of the parish in which she' 'nani w'tu 'onS white hair, wild-looking was lodging, who had taken a great in- eyes, and a faco covered with a network terest in her, wrote to M. Soissons of wrinkles. At his advnnco the two friends, who resided In Brittany, to solicit young fishermen who had assisted to bring their assistance in her behalf. The re- the bodies, drew back from the bed. ult of the application was the offer of a "Take 'era away J" reiterated tho old borne for herself and child ; and a suffi- man yet more shrilly. "If you rob tho cient sum of money was sent to defray sea of its dead, It will pay Itself back at their expenses to France. your cost." "Shame upon your Idle superstition !" "Kiss me, Eleonore, before you go," exclaimed Sir Launce, sternly. "Would enld Mrs. Drew; who, although by no you commit an act of barbarity that means a refined, was a kind-hearted worn- would disgrace savages, for the sake of an. the wandering words of a madman?" But the child, with a disdainful ges- "I am no madman," answered tho old ture, swept past without answering, and man, turning his face full upon Sir jumped Into the cab that was standing at Launce. "Because you are book-learned, the door, to convey them to the docks. you think you know all things ; but I tell "Pray do not feel hurt at her rudeness, you, and I've proved It, tho drowned Mrs. Drew," said Madamo Soissons, in a I and tho drowning always bring a curse I out' I'd ii Corn licit Nearly half the pop corn consumed In the United States 'j rnlsed In the small county of Sac, Iu the northwest some man of some eizht-nuil-twentv venrs. ern portion of Iowii. There It lias with dark-brown chestnut hair curling been found that the soli Is particularly closely to his head, a pale complexion, adapted to Its cultivation. Before the and an open, generous countenance. bIiowh and thu street corner merchants The fifth member of the party is a took ,t up Ul uot uutteren pop corn "7,""" . iuiuii, uisuuci ,t , , ,icinana. It8 cay I mm n la nuuAiin taa I In la nf n 1 1 r I i r- mm nrw? Aan,t ...:u ' t t tlvatlon was restricted to a few Htnlks uuu ui us-u Ifcll tt fl U1MIJUU3 illTili- ness. He is extremely fair, with a color " tuc farm tuut ulet tue hom (k" in his cheek as delicate as that in a worn- mnnd. A small quantity might b! an's, deep violet eyes, wavy, light hair, Innight at the store, but It wns high In worn rather long. There is a shadow price nnd tho sales were few, upon uis iace a suitusion oi melancholy The breakfast food manufacturers almost boding in it depth; but, over nil. nre now the largest consumers of iop an air of rare refinement, that denotes cor , the markct Ner, alf ,)f fhn (flnrlnman ri i fAjilItiia nnl It l I . I. It Is Arthur P,.nrhr,M rendy-to-scrvc foods have n con He is the host of the sranll party. Ho Bl!e''' Ircentage of jkjji com. One left Oxford at the end of the last term, uran1 18 practWally nil ip corn, and this little entertainment is In some sort a celebration of the event. His' Hayfork Itetiirn. guests are three young art students. Wnl- The Illustrations kIiow two devices ter Brand, Peter Jerome nnd George Le- for currying back the liny fork when land; the fourth, the eldest. Is Edward putting hay In the barn. In the first Stafford, a portrait painter of some fame, illustration the rope marked 1 Is fas Arthur has made their acquaintance in tened to tho end of the trnck nnd to town during the college vacations. , the st,jko M 2 , flbout to feet ' I Innimn flmn rlis. .mil Iu I IttfrZk iiil IIIU I141LJV unit in ULIUIU'.-W to the pulley E nnd a weight below. A tourist Iu eGorgln stopped over W'en the fork Is sot freo Inside the night nt the Pnlnee Hotel In a little ,,nrn ,1J weight below E carries It out village and expressed a desire to taste to the end of the track. The other de "Georgla 'possum." vice shown Is for performing tho same A whole 'possum, cooked In genuine operation by means of the horse. An Georgia style, with 'taters on the side, extra rope Is attached to the fork nnd wns placed before him. ru" through the pulley nt outer end "Two dollars extra for the 'possum," ot t,ie truck. From thero It extends suld the landlord when the guest came to n "take fixed In the ground and to settle. i continues so as to connect with the "It's un outrage!" snld the guest. "It's nccordln' to the way you look at it, stranger," said the landlord, "but It took me six nights' Hwamp-wadln' to ketch the possum and when I kotclied him I kotclied the rheumatism with him !" Atlanta Constitution. Safe. "You seem worried." ventured tho caller In the yellow editorial sanctum. "Yes, very much so," replied tho editor. "You see, we published a some what exaggerated nccount of that new woman's club and now the president says she Is coming up Into this oHlce to uall the lie." "Oh, I wouldn't bo worried." "Why not?" THE HAVFOHK IIKTUIIM, hitching nolnt. The "Because a woman doesn't know how the right and left should of courso be to nail." An Apt iio(ii(1oii, 'Yes," said Mnrryat, "I'm pretty fitted with pulleys. Montreal Star. U-c ui lliimm, The simplest remedy Is to clip tin busy these days. Getting ready for my hair, as llco will not stay on a clipped we mu g, jou Know. , ilarBe. Toimm) wat(.r , , All! that b a reminder of what some strong tobacco In water Is effect- umiiuiiiuu nuiu, lUIIUU'KeU J1CI1IU peck. "What was that?" "In time of peace, prepare for war." Philadelphia Press. Cnptureil a Price. Gunner Tho gridiron hero Is all smiles. Guyer Yes, ho has captured a grid iron heroine. uul, but Is somewhat jMiIsonous If used too freely or mode too strong. Ono pound of tobacco to four galloim of wnter Is about the proper projwrtlon, hut, as tobacco varies considerably In strength, this may not ho quite strong enough. Coal oil In too hard on tho skin to ubo undiluted, hut made Into an emulsion by mixing with strong Honpsuds is very good. In places where llsh oil can ho obtained this Is a good In tho spring of 1801 tho Hhodo Isl. and Experiment Station decided to do vote an aero of liuul to the contlnuoui culttiro of corn. Tho soil was partly a bIU loam and partly u light sandy loam. Tho first two years only chomlcnl fertilize were used, the maintenance- of soil lui. ' mint being placed upon tho corn stub-1 ble remaining upon tho field. Tho following two years half of tho area 1 wns sown with crimson clover at tho tlmo of tho last cultivation of corn mid half to rye, In order to compare tho merits of a leguminous nnd iiontcgu mlnouH crop as a moans of 'maintaining soil humus. Beginning with 1808, nftor tho exporlinont had been In progress four years, tho first quarter of tho ncro plat was sown to crimson clovor nnd tho third quarter to winter ryo nt tho tlmo of tho Inst cultlrat'on of tho corn, whllo tho second and rourth quarters received no cover crop. In 181)0 tho Innd was llmod to Insuro the success of clover. The history of the land U given nud tho fertilizer trentment nnd the results Bccured In each year are recorded. A summnry of tho results during tho twelvo years tho experiment has been conducted shows thnt tho gain from using clover ns a cover crop, after de ducting tho cost of tho seed, was $."0.2-l, or an average of $-.lt) per aero annually, as compared with $1.28. or an nvorago of .1(1 cents nn acre nnnu- ally from using ryo. Curtntr n K Inker. An nrrangctneut such ns shown In tho cut lins boon suggested nn cffectlvo to cure a lumw which kicks In hnr ness. A heavy strap (P) la attached to the collar and extends hack under tho surcingle, whero It Is attached to n heavy ring. Through this ring Is pnssed n ropo or strap (M), which Is attached to ULM) i.'iii. . . rh, UCMaW inch lfHnf'ntl,.l-. .. inM Lnilv .T. - "n'l' IIolw I)0,(tr "01-81. Iiul,. Mo.. tnn, , my of French merch.l 7!mun!".'!? at M-.7 ,ln?,''-.IlDdl mllliary forM, l&2-Ornnd ball Kren la p,J N'w ork, la donor of Ch3 18-M Thomns W. Ollm.r f nJ enmo Bfcretnry of th K,r,l UOI.I tUKovttti Am(! ioo i-rnnce nnd Turk., treaty rewrdlnj tle holy PnlrMlne. ' 18.".1 Attempted nMlMtl' lTor FrnncU Jowph of A iJiwnyi. lfl.Vl.Tnli,. o.ji.i. .. . . " Jnuieir, tntmttt 01 i nrnnment, commlttri lakU suit of rcrclatlom of rlpntU 1800 Ilrl(lrtown, raplul of ! oestroyeU bj fir. 1801 Jcfffron !)?! Ininraria iipnt or tie ConftdwiU .MontRomery. 180'-' Aniault on Fort Dom!k brRan. 1801 AnderKonrlllo priiwn tho reception of prltontn. I 1803 Firm ncMion of the Xl wick Ix-ginlature after Coa!s 1872 First Minion of the Sntl lure of liritUb Co!omb!i. 187(1 First telephone patent Alexander (Irabam Hell. 1831 Hnronein llurdett-Coatul 18Sr-I!ollcr explolon In ParU hotel, Hartford, Conn., kllltj Koa. straps on the hind hooks nt 8. This jsoo-IIoum of HepreMnUtird is mniio loose euougn so inni tno oni- .Sneaker Iteed a ne nilet mni may wniK eouirortnbiy, uut too . 1801 nillon nnd O'Brien. Iriibl ignt to allow thu animal to kick. After wearing this harness n whllo tho horo will cease to try to kick In hnrnesi nnd may bo driven without difficulty. Fnrm and Home. r.raaltiK lloir. Cowpeas without grnln hnvo so fnr given better results, It Is stated, than nny of tho other crops tested nt tho Mississippi station. In 100.1 tho cow- pens were grown on thin hill Innd nnd nn acre produced .150 pounds of jwrk. In 1004 the crop was grown on good vnllcy land and produced 483 pounds J jpoi fiPn. Wejler procltffl lenders, surrendered to IIcp. 180.1 Home Uule hill Introdacej Gladatotie. 1801 Forty (Jerman sallora boiler cxploalon on cmlaerl burg. 1803 I'nltei! Statea battlehlp l stroyed In Ilarana harbor. ififtO Million-dollar fire In nnvy ynrd,...Kmile 1M President of trance. 1000-Hellef of Klmberle; French. of ork per acre. Tho pigs wero turn ed on the pasturngo when tho cow peas wero rlpo nnd were fed no grain In addition to the pasturngo. Alfalfa without grain tins been found "to he llttlo more thnn a innln-j Inw In Madrid.. ..Kinr&H rolji Supreme Court oil held public franchlMi w ' 1002 Irltlh-Japanee al!lnJ ed....Two Ihoiwno rl tennuco ration for hogs." Tho pigs' by enrth'iunke In irtn j used In tho test, which covered two ioai Dr. Mnnuel Aroaoor c years, rnnged from threo to twenty- four months In age. dent of Panama. ,'MMm Illnck Terlh In I'lir. This condition Is frepiently brought to our attention, hut ns yet we liavo no satisfactory explanation to offer for tljolr presence. They nro nlso found In health, as wo liavo observed In heads at the slaughter houses. Un doubtedly too much stress has been laid upon this condition. In young pigs, where tills condition Is most fre quently seen, long sharp teeth may bo present which It would he better to cut off. Dentition may also bo taking Inco and tho black tooth may bo n shell, and thero may ho Irritation of worj( 0f those empW J( tho gums, causing the pig to hold tho utalners that It "eB " . cpei try vrrrZM pnrtmeni i" tnnlty of diani. mouiii open, to snnvnto and to refuse ry pe to eat. St IxuiIn Globo Democrat I'lanllnir UnifraMril ItOKlalniila. Thorough plowing and siibsollliig nro . .. . tM The manngcraent o n 1 ,.llrn.I Is so well P J the Vldt t 4 I I, .. . . . - i - mnu. iuiuwm uuy iu uiun a ueersieiiK. Ilia Iiniirelon, "Of course, For a Hidebound Hora. 1T1.. .. ... , . . . e, you believe that polyga-' ., " " . . ",(,0,,ouml " ' my is wrong," said tho man, who was y L'"B 1,1 a IK)or discussing tho Mormon question. "mr"ty conmuon. a Horse In good "My dear sir," answered Mr. Meek- vu'",sni "uuu" not hidebound, ton, "It Is not only wrong, it's fool- 'J;1Jer0 ,Dnjr,bo u "uinlier of cuuses for hardy." Washington Star. HMD f 1T1 1) I T If 111 111 lllHt,. vumuiviuii i.ui ou( oucii ns worms, luck of tho right kind of feed or the want of either food or Bheltor or both. A horso muy havo fairly good caro uiul feed, but, on account of had teeth, may not ho able to bo euro nourishment from the food. Try to dotermlno tho cuijuo and thon romo- Gyer-neer thing about tho trust, liy a Bmall amount of pulverised Myer What's queer about them? . ,, ,, inmm , ..p" ve'lzed Gyor-hoy leldotn trust auybod. laU appotito auu dlgtlZ' The Ifore' Trouldea. It Is not to tho auto biz The horse his troublo owes. Because, you see, his driver Is The source of all his "whoas." Philadelphia Ledger. a o, i). .....I .wt-cut I1 Tim romnieieu , . in oc nnacrowi n even more necessary when planting un- " inoc WBa opened iw i rafted reslstants than when planting T" wi,en PreaWe" "V ( bench grafts, says a bulletin Issuwl by tnrte(l the acll'n Irom tho experiment ntntlon of tho Unlvor- ni load of mercW" ii in inuu slty of California. This Is becauso ' a car at Ballna w . good results can bo obtained only If tho Travel by ran tttt ....... ,1,1. 1 . i.r.o nl for ll"' la makes It essential to obtain n good York Central i irj growth tho Ilrst year. If tho ntock ro- tw"1' V' 0( valuable n n..i... i.. i. transportation , , ,ctrcW ..inn in mu k'uuiiu ior iwu, uireu ui will be "K"1 ill W more years hoforo grafting, It lMcomes "rb; tfom, The l0 tt hard nnd refractory to irraftlng and :"..i.v.rtlilof coDdnm .( good unlona cannot bo ohtnlned. Tho nn,i safety of t . juxaryl . niiwuiu uinuo Huiiii-ieni growiii which c i tho first year to allow of tholr bolng cars. .... utb grnftod tho Hprlng following Uio ploat- Under the nVr.rllndt Ing. BndNnaliTlll8""(t0tvr9P' ' the Usance of P"c ,f( Npllnta on Horatia' leg: , ij contract rort ' Tlila ,1,fn..f la nrnKnl.lv tlm mn nn. "1 . . I., tlm Federal tlconblo of all hlemlBhes thnt coma noW rule tlm tw ,f a HometlmeH tho npllnt must bo blistered language ti oper'0D , two or tnroo timoH Dororo romuining exciu' f in b " , .i,. I . i ... i ... nnis' contra"- . hti ei v must ho fired Iwforo a euro Ii offootod. ve" nreaerveo'' nrren iun..t i.,. i,iiuh ....I 4 nnta pb v . ,i.at u,u.,i, ..v'ui. ...u u.a.u. n ...i.t i.mv, .... i opinion a nr0TI tJ lamoneiw sUll romnlns aome other "nd to annul M coii cause muy vu suspecteu. jrSCt iouuu-