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BANDON RECORDER
lamed tuch Week
OREGON
BANDON
invention of a noiseless nrearm >s
announced. Doubtless It will have the
endorsement of the Assassins' Union.
The failure of a Copenhagen trust
eompnny verities Mr? 11 »inlet’s opinion
that something was rotten in Denmark.
In the fishing treaty between the
States and Canada there is unfortu-
nately no clause against telling fish
/ Stories.
Grover Cleveland has cheerfully cele
brated his seventy-first birthday. Osler
will be terribly disgusted when he hears
about it.
*
A Chicago Bi'lentist announces that
he has discovered the origin of heat.
Must have just received his winter's
coal bill.
Once more taxes are to be raised In
Japan, Those Jjttle brown chaps are
finding out that civilization and glory
are expensive.
The
whose
e<l for
of the
true “Merry Widow” Is the one
busband left her so well provld-
that she can afford to buy one
hats named after her.
One of the learned doctors announces
Chat a certain amount of candy is good
for people. Why can't somebody say as
much for strawberry shortcake and ice
cream?
Twenty-five per cent of Chicago’s
milk supply is reported by experts to
be under the proper grade. Are they
never going to stop the leaks iu the
water department?
Esperanto Is reported to be making
rapid headway as an international lan
guage^ but there ts no likelihood that
baseball reports will ever be written In
it. It has no slang.
Great wealth does not appear to give
its possessors the ability to get any
more matrimonial happiness than Is
allotted to the ordinary person who
has to work for a living.
Dr. Edward Everett Hale, 80 years
of age, says he has been a hard worker
all his life. How contemptible he must
seem to some of the members of the
Vanderbilt and Gould families.
Ten thousand men are wanted to
work at Fairbanks, Alaskn, for $5 a
day each and board. But this ts not
likely to be at all encouraging to the
many people who are anxious to And
out how to live without working.
Although It is only six years sine»
Bt. Pierre, Martinique, was destroyed
by the eruption of Mont I’elee, the Is
landers have begun to rebuild the dty.
Steamers call at the port, and business
la slowly resuming, so short Is the
memory of a great terror, or so indlf
ferent are the people to a rarely recur-
ring danger.
An association of students In fl co-
educational college near Chicago Is
promoting a plan to Introduce a depart-
ment of “art appreciation,” and offer
ing to pay the first year's salary of a
competent instructor. Not only will
the new member of the faculty Instil
correct principles of home-building, fur
nishing and decoration, but he or she
will be expected to tench “the decadent
art of good and appropriate dressing."
Perhaps the phrase, “decadent art," is
more forcible than It needs to be; but
the movement marks a wholesome de
parture from the silly old notion that
carelessness about one’s appearance is
« sure sign of Intellectual superiority.
Neither England nor Frnnce, in so
liciting the services of a man of let
ters or a man of law to serve diplomat
ically abroad. Invites him to Impover
ish himself and find consolation for his
losses In the “honor." When the Unit
ed States owns Its legation buildings
In the great capitals, and grants allow
ances for a reasonable amount of en
tertaining. It will have revived the best
traditions of Its diplomacy, and If the
Berlin epslode lias the effect of re
minding us of the error of the ways
Into which we have fallen we may
agnln see our diplomatic -service more
brilliant at the council .board than at
the dinner table. Our ambassadors
may walk with princes without pos
sessing princely purses.
In a small Eastern town the half
dozen Influential young men were dis
cussing “graft," the sins of corpora
tions, rhe venality ami cowardice of
public servants- all the fervid political
evils of tlie day. In each man's talk
there was an implied assumption that
were he In high office, he would be
brave ami incorruptible. Yet one of
the men was a town constable, and he
and evenyone else In the room knew
that every night men came drunk out
of a kitchen barroom In the center of
the town, that no constable had lifted
his hand against the criminal who sold
liquor, or had arrested a fellow cltllen
for drunkenness and disorder. The oth-
er day the editor of n newspaper In a
small Western town was assassinated,
He had assailed in his editorial col-
umns the corrupt hxxil politicians. The
chief of police and a police sergeant
proved the truth of his charges by try-
* Ing to kill him. Three attempts were
made on his life before tI m » bullets flfial-
>y found him. That editor had done
Ute bravest and rtrest thing—attacked
••
•
th« know n corruptions ox nis neignDorS.
Any man can assail with bitter Invec
tive the President, the Senate, the Su
preme Court, and cry valiantly to his
fellow voters to save the country from
the wickedness of a few hundred Con 4
gressmen. But the local. Immediate 4 4
salvation which can be secured by the :
petty officer in his own community Is :
a jewel often b >st, and requiring the 4
highest courage to win. The sheriff I
:
who maintains the law In the face of
a mob led by his lifelong friends, the
selectman who stands for the rights of
4
his town against the private Interests 4
of his dearest neighbor—these men are
the bravest of patriots, the most potent
of reformers.
'À
pass») away ? Fie dare not call In any i man at the gate who appeared to at co
DAIRYING IN DENMARK.
local medical man, but bis inventive brain guard to prevent any one from coming out
Bad oven om- the difficulty, aud had hit or in. On our way to Bedwortb wo iu»:
upon a device by which he mighe defy no less a person than the great Mr. Gir Land Worked for Hundreds of Years
Still Beats Ours.
both doctors afid coroner. ft all went as dlestone himself, and we actually d'o e
be had planned it, it was difficult to see so clumsily that we spteshed him al? over
That Amsrican farmers and promoters
any chance of detection. lu the case of with mud. Wasn't tha^ a very s;»d aiwl •f agricultural industries are rather
a poorer man the fact that the girl's unaccountable thing? 1 fancy 1 see Toby
lax in grasping their opportnut tea. and
money reverted to him might arouse -mspi- smiling over that. Evetovours.
I
ar« in danger of being outgeneraled iu
cion,
but
I
m
-
rightly
argued
that
with
his
,-LAVlNIA
SCULLY.
”
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t
great reputation uo one would ever dream
The major called a cab and rattled the markets of the world, unless they
that such a consideration could have away to Fhillimore Garden« and thence improve their methods, is the belief of
to the office, without being able to find Dean James E. Russell, of Columbia
weight with him.
►
Having sent the telegram off aud so the mau of whom he was ill search. He
taken a final step, John Girdlestone felt then rushed „down the Strand as quickly University, New York. Dean Russwll
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►
more at bis edse. He was proud of his ns he could, intending to catch the uext was recently a visitor at the state col
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own energy and decision. As be walked >train and go alone, but on his way to lege. and during his stay there ad
►
-
very pompously and gravely down the Waterloo station tie fell in with Tom dressed an assembly of the teachers of
village street his heart glowed within him Dimsdale, us recorded in a preceding the Inland Empire, who were attending
A CONAN DOYLE
the teacher»’ institute in Pullman. Rela
*
at the thought of the long struggle which chapter.
be had maintained against misfortune. He
The letter was a thunderbolt to Tom. tive to the problems just mentioned, h«
passeil over in his mind all the successive In his worst dreams he had never imag •aid:
President Eliot, in an address before
I m - i rowings and s|<eeu!ati<«is and make ined anything so dark as this. He hur- | ‘‘Thirty yearn ago New York wna
the Fortnightly Club In Chicago, said
shifts
and ruses which the firm had resort ried back to the station at such a pace •ending butter and cheese to the Lon
that in the education of children the
that the poor major was reduced to a don markets. New Y’ork butter and
ed to.
old practice was to set before them the
CHAPTER XVII.—(Continued.)
Yet in spite of every danger and diffi most asthuiatical and wheezy condition. eheese were ruling out similar products
This last appeal of Kate's was in an culty it still held up its head with the He trotted along pluckily, however, and from Ontario, and other parts of the
tasks that were hardest for them, but
that the modern method is to give them swer to an expression of incredulity and best, and would weather the storm pt last. as he went heard the account of Tom's world. Just thirty years ago Denmark
the sort of education they desire and In ftoubt which had .passed over the face of He reflected proudly that there was uo adventures in the morning, and of the de began to think she could make butter
the lady below. It was successful in its other man in the city who would have had parture of Ezra Girdlestone and of his •nd put it in the London market. Th«
which they are able to excel. These are object,
question was. How could she overcom«
for the ring of truth with which
sound Ideas and, when properly quali she spoke and the look of anxiety and ter the dogged tenacity and the grim resolu red bearded companion. The major's face the lead that New York already hail in
tion
which
he
had
displayed
during-
the
grew
more
anxious
still
when
he
heard
fied, are of the greatest lm[x>rtunce. ror upon her face were too genuine to be
the London markets? She sent men to
There are two separate principles In mistaken. The lady drew her rein so as last twelve months. “If ever any one of it. “Pray heaven we may not be too London to study out the ground; to find
should put it all in n book,” lie said to
what London wanted. Then she set
volved in them—one in respect to the to bring the carriage as near the -wall himself, “there are few who would believe late !” he panted.
ciiapteb F xix .
about to give them the required product.
as'
was
possible
without
losing
sight
of
child's maturity and the other in re
it possible. It is not by my own strength
When Kate had made a clean breast
‘‘Denmark is a country of poor soil,
spect to his mental bent Every or.e Kate's face.
that I have done it.”
of all her troubles to-the Widow Sctilly, which has been tilled anil overworked
“
My
dear,"
she
said,
“
you
may
safely
will admit that the human mind passes
When he was half way to the Priory and had secured that go,si woman's co-op for a thousnnd years. Neverthelew, the
from concrete to abstract idens, and tell me everything. Whatever I can do to he met a small pony carriage which was eration, a groat weight seemed to have Danish population annually sells in the
help yon shall be done, and where I am rattling towards Bedsworth at a great
that the power of abstract thinking qiowerless there are others who are bi . v
liven lifted from her heart, and she sprang markets of London $35,000,000 worth
It of butter. In 1903 the entire United
hardly belongs to childhood at all. it friends and may be of assistance. Scully pace, driven by a good looking middle-aged from the shed a different woman.
Is clear, therefore, that the imposition is my name Mrs. Lavinia Scully of Iain- lady with a small page by her side. '1 he w ould soon be like a dream, all these States exported only $1,0*54.000 worth
of abstract studies on young children don. Don't cry. my poor girl, but tell me merchant encountered this equipage in a dreary weeks in the grim old house. \V ith- □f butter. In addition to the vast quan
narrow country lane without a footpath,
tity of butter mentioned, Denmark
Is not only useless but discouraging and all about it, and let us see how we can and as it approached him he could not in a day she was sure that either Tom •ends out one fifth as much pork as w«
or the major would find means of com
hurtful. English grammar is a type of put matters right."
Ho, and just as many horses; and cor- .
help observing that the lady wore an in
Thus encouraged, Kate wiped away the dignant and gloomy look upon her fea municating with her. The thought made tainly, we should lead the world in th«
this kind of study. A celebrated pro
her
so
happy
that
the
color
stole
back
fessor in a Southern university used to tears which had been brought to her eves ture!? which was out of keeping with their into her cheeks, and she sang for very breeding of horses. In the meantime
the unwonted sound of a friendly voice.
lecture a month every year on the dis by
contour. Her forehead was con lightness of heart as she made her way the Danish’nation has tSUght the hens
Ltaning forward as far as she could, and general
how to work. Four hundred and fifty
tinction between a noun and a verb. preventing herself from falling by pass tracted into a very decided frown, and her .rack to the Priory.
Mrs. Jorroeks and Rebecca observed the thousand dollars worth of eggs were ex
Certainly the discrimination between ing her arm round a great branch which lips were gathered into what might be de
ported by this country in 1875, and in
the parts of speech and the different shot across the top of the shed, she gave scribed as a negative smile. Girdlestone ■hange which had come over her, and mar 1903 this export had reached a value
stood
aside
to
let
her
pass,
but
the
lady
veled at it. Kate attempted to aid the of $8,092.000. In the last ten years
moods and tenses of the verb is a per in as few words as she could a detailed
by a sudden twitch of her right hand rein
formance for which very few adults are account of all that had befallen her. She brought the wheels across in so sudden a former in her household work, but the old Denmark has taken $8,000,000 worth of
refused her assistance, and repulsed corn from Iowa and Nebraska, via New
prepared. Yet this was formerly one described her guardian’s anxiety that she manner that they were within an ace of crone
het harshly. Her maid, too, answered her York, which she has fed to Danish cows
should
marry
his
son,
her
refusal,,
their
of the first studies taken up in the pri
going over his toes. He only saved him I'ftly when she addressed her, and eyed
and pigs, And then placed the latter in
mary schools. Just as bad is the prac sudden departure from London, her life
self by springing back into a gap of tin- aer in anything but a friendly manner.
she
at the Priory, the manner in which
the European markets in successful
tice. Wherever it exists, of ignoring the was cut off from all human aid, and the hedge. As it was, he found on looking
She amused herself that morning by competition with similar products from
bent of a child’s mind. His mind may reasons which made her believe that an down that his pearl-grey trousers were eckonjng up in her mind what the se America.
be that of a mechanic, a mathematician, attempt would be tuade upon her life, In covered with flakes of wet mud. What quence of events would be in London, and
‘‘I said a moment ago that twenty
a naturalist, a historian, a poet or a conclusion, she narrated the scene which made the incident more perplexing was how long it would be before she heard years ago the competitor of Denmark
both the middle-aged lady and the 'tom her friends. If Mrs. Scully bad was the State of New Y’ork. In these
physicist. President Eliot says the had occurred that very morning, when her that
page laughed very Tieartily as they rattled elegraplied. news would have reached twenty years the Danish people havo
gi.ardian
had
tempted
her
to
commit
sui
modern practice Is to take advantage of
away to the village. The merchant pro
hem last night. Probably she would increased their exports from $1.000,000 <
tlds bent, whatever it may be. And it cide. The only incident which she omit ceeded on his way marveling in his heart vrite
as well, giving all the particulars to $40,000,000. In the same twenty
ted
front
her
story
was
that
which
had
Is to be hoped tiiat this is the practice.
at the uncharitableness and innate wick vbout her. The post came in about nine years farm values in the State of New
occurred
the
night
before,
for
she
felt
that
President Eliot no doubt believes that it might put too severe a tax upon Mrs. odness of unregenerated human nature.
■ clock, she thought. Then some time Y’ork have decreased $200.000,000. In
Good Mrs. Scully little dreamed of the vould elapse before the major could find the last fifteen years Ontario has outbid
these principles can be followed without Scully’s credulity. Indeed, looking back
a total or even an injurious neglect of at it she almost persuaded herself that urgency of the ease. Hail she seen the Torn. After that, no doubt they would New Y’ork in the same way in the
mental discipline. A child’s powers the sight which she had seen might be tdegram which John Girdlestone had just lave to consider what had best be done, cheese market. Twenty years ago New
ought to be callcd’lnto play as fast as some phantom conjured up by her own dispatched, it is conceivable that she ind perhaps would go and consult with York companies received Canadian
might have read between the words, and
they develop, and certainly at some imagination, weakened as she was in by acting more promptly have prevented a Hr. Dimsdale. That would occupy the cheese and put the New Y’ork stamp on
iiorning and part of the afternoon, iliey it to get one cent more in the English
stage he must be required to make a mind and in body.
terrible crime. As a matter of fact, with ould hardly reach the Priory before market. Today the New York farmers
Having
concluded
her
narrative,
she
mental effort which goes agnlnst the
are sending their cheese over the Cana
all her sympathy the worthy woman ha<l lightfall.
grain, Otherwise he will be unueces- wound up by imploring her new-found taken a large part of Kates story with
dian boundaries, and paving two cents
Ezra
would
be
down
by
that
time.
On
friend to assist her by letting her friends
sarlly narrow minded and poorly edu- in London know wtiat had become of her the proverbial grain of salt. It seemed he Saturday before he had arrived l>e- per pound in order to sell it at all.”
Showing the superiority of European
cated. But the leading idea in the edu- and where she was. Mrs. Scully listened to-her to lie incredible and impossible that
ween five and six. A great dread filled
cation of children should be that a due with a face which expressed alternately in this nineteenth century such a thing icr soul at the thought of meeting the methods of education in comparison
oung merchant again. It was merely the with American education, Dean Russell .
regard must be paid to their stage of the most profound pity and the most ns deliberate and carefully planned inur
der
should
occur
in
Christian
England
igtural instinct of a lady shrinking from said:
development and their peculiar talents burning indignation.
When Kate had
‘‘Wurtemburg is a small German
That
these
things
occur
in
the
abstract
whatever
is rough and coarse and antag-
minute
or
finished she sat silent for a
and bent of mind.
state, a little larger than the Inland
we
are
ready
to
admit,
but
we
find
it
very
■nistlc.
She
had
no
conception
of
the
more entirely absorbed in her own
Empire of Eastern Washington, and
mpending danger, or of whjit his coming having
thoughts. She switched her whip up and difficult to realize that they may corn«
a population of about two mil
Below Is given a list of Proofreader’s down viciously, and her usually placid within the liorizon of oqr own experi night mean to her.
persons. Thirty years ago Wur
Marks, a knowledge of which will countenance assumed an expression so ence. Hence Mrs. Scully set no itnpor
Mr. Girdlestone was more gracious to lion
temburg began to realize that her pop
prove of great value to anyone who fierce that Kate, looking down at her, tance upon Kates fears for her life, and ■er than usual that morning at breakfast ulation was beginning to dwindle; that
put
them
down
to
the
excited
state
of
the
,le
seemed
anxious
to
efface
the
remem
dot's advertising:
feared that she had given her offense, girl’s imnginatiou. Sh« did consider it
something had to be done to maintain
rance of his fierce and threatening words her integrity as a state. So she set
When she looked up at last, however, she however, to be a very iniquitous and'un
X Chang• bad latter. C Mov«ov«r.
smiled so pleasantly that the poor girl justifiable thing that a young girl should he day before. Rebecca, who waited about building up a system of school«
J. Push d6wn apse«.
ipou them, was astonished to hear the for all the people; that would help the
□ t« quad apo«»
was reassured, and felt instinctively that
9 Turu over.
be cooped up and separated from all th< \ay in which he spoke. His whole man boy who wished to be a carpenter, a
she
had
really
found
a
true
aud
effective
A Take out (driv).
/—/ On«-«adMh
world in such a very dreary place of se
or was less heavy and ungainly than plumber, or a farmer, in the same de
friend at last.
elusion
as the l’riory. This consideration isual, for now that the time of action gree, according to his needs, as they
A Loft out i laser L /¿./Twe^adaeS
“We must act promptly,” she said, “for
we don’t know what they may be about, and nothing more serious had set that ,vas at hand he felt braced and invig would aseist the youth who desired to
-fb Insert spaoa.
b« a lawyer, an engineer, or a phy-
Param»«.
or
what their piaus are for the future. look of wrath upon her pleasant face, and ilated. as energetic men do.
y Even spacla*
had stirred her up to frustrate Girdle
“You should stud/ botany while you si-cian. Today Wurtemburg has a uni
Who
did
you
say
your
friends
were?
”
w Loss spas«.
«of Nopsrem**
"Dr. Dimsdale, of Phillimore Gardens. stone and to communicate with Kate's ire down here," he said, blandly. "De- versity giving courses of- world wide
3 C om up «surely.
Wr««s tent.
friends.
»envl upon it. one cannot learn too man, fame; technical schools, weaving and
Kensington.”
Her intention had been to telegraph to hings in one's youth. Besides a knowl- manufacturing schools; two hundred and
"Hasn't
he
got
a
grown-up
son?
”
0 Period.
“Yes,” said Kate, with a slight flush on London, but as she drove to Bedsworth •dge of natural science teaches us the thirty industrial schools in towns and
/Cea»»
which
prevails villages; schools for metal workers, and
she bethought her how impossible it would marvelous harmony
her pale checks.
(•) Colon.
"Ah !” cried the good lady, with a very be for her within the limits of a telegram hroughout the universe, and so enlarges workers in the textile trades; schools of
art, of agriculture, of preparation for
roguish smile. “I see bow the land lies. to explain to her satisfaction all that sh< >ur mind."
y Bomiootoe.
“I should very much like to know some household management; and numerous
Of course, of course, why shouldn't it? wanted to express. A letter, she reflected,
farm schools, and high schools through
I remember hearing about that young would, if posted now, reach the major by thing of it.” answered Kate. "My only out
». ».
Apoatrapke.
the state.
man. I have heard about tlie Girdlestones the first post on Saturday morning. It ear is that I should not be clever enough
‘ ‘ Wurtemburg
a st-»-«
1!ftle
Xf Quotation.
I «
would
simply
mean
a
few
hours'
delay
in
o
learn
it."
also. . African merchants they were in
larger than th« Inland Empire of East
y Hypboa.
"The
wood
here
is
full
of
wonders.
The
the
taking
of
steps
to
relieve
Kate,
ati«l
the city. You see I know all about'you."
ern Washington, supports all these, in
“You know Tom?” Kate cried in as what difference could a few hours more or tiniest mushroom is as extraordinary and stitutions, with an income often dollars
StnlsbMo U m *
loss make to the girl? She determined, us worthy of study as the largest oak.
tonishment.
per head of .population. What would
“Oh, don't let us get talking of Tom," therefore, that she would write to the ma Your father was fond of plants and ani American citizens think, if in addition
too Id Not Car« Himself.
said Mrs. Scully, good-humoredly. “When jor, explaining all the circumstances and mals.”
“Yes, I can remember that,” said Kgte, to supporting agricultural colleges, they
leave it to him what course of action
Something of the Irony of fate Is ex girls get on a subject of that sort there's
her
face growing sad as her mind trav were asked to support five hundred
should
be
pursued.
emplified In an anecdote related by the an end to everything. What I want to
eled
back to years gone by. What would technical and industrial schools for
Mrs. Scully was well known at the post-
know is business. In the first place, 1
New York Times concerning Professor shall
that
same father have thought, she won every two million of population? This
drive down to Bedsworth and I shall ofti<-e. and they quickly accommodated
is whet is being done in the small state
Poirier, who until his recent death was send to Ixmdon. But not to Phillimore her with the requisites for correspond dered, had he known how this man oppo of
Wurtemburg. and from the point of
the most famous cancer expert In Gardens. Hot-beaded young men do fool < nce. Within a quarter of an hour she site to her had treated her? What divl it vie»r of American citizens today, it is
matter
now
though,
when
she
would
so
France.
ish things under such circumstances as had written, scaled, stamped and posted
almost inconceivable; the contemplation
soon be out of his power?
Professor Poirier gave much of his these. This is a case that wants careful the following epistle:
of which must lead any American citi
(To be continued.)
I know a gentleman in
zen to infer that his country has much
time wRhout pay to aitllng’poor people management.
"Dearest Toby- Who do you think 1
to do and learn before it can success
afflicted with cancer. One day there London who is just the man, and who I have come across down here? No less a
Her Riffht to Preach.
fully compete with the old country in
came to him a woman on whom he hnd know would be only too proud to help a person than that Mis,s Harston who was
Woman's inborn right to preach has
'
the products of industrial education.”
operated, and who feared the growth lady in distress. He is a retired officer, Girdlestone’s ward. You used to talk
been recognized by Bishop 'Talbot. , of
and
his
name
iff
Major
Clutterbuck
—
Ma
about
her,
1
remember,
and
indeed
you
was coining again.
jor Tobias Clutterbuck.”
Aniwerj t> Queries.
were a great admirer of hers. You would Pennsylvania. A skirted Itinerant ex
"Fear nothing." said the physictan
“Oh, I know him very well, and I have be surprised if you saw her now, so thin pounder of the gospel used to gather By J. L. Ashloek. Washington Experiment Sta-
when he had made an examination. “It heard of you, too,” said Kate with a and worn and pale. Still her face is very-
tionz Pullman.
will be some years before you will need smile. "I remember your name now in sweet and pretty, so I won't deny your a crowd every Sunday withi'j sight of
Haverford, Pa.—“Is it considered
the
bishop's
cathedral
and
many
of
his
a fresh operation—which, by tlie way, connection with his."
gcod taste-—how could 1 after you have flock were seen lingering under her that hog raising is practicable in ths
I shall not be able to perform.”
It was Mrs. Scully's turn to blush now. paid your addresses to tne?
northwestern part of the United
“Her guardian lias brought her down spell. One of the vestrymen went to States?”
“But, doctor, you will not refuse tc "Never mind that,” she said, “I can
H. W.
trust the major, and 1 know he will be lure and has locked her up in a great the bishop to remonstrate. lie wanted
treat me?”
‘
‘
It
is
probable
that
there
is
no place
“No, my poor woman, but I shall not down here nt a word from me. I shall bleak house called the l’riory. She has something done to stop the preaching in th« United States where the prices
be there to do it. I also have a cancer let him have the facts, and he can tell no one to speak fo, and is not allowed to so near the cathedral. “Oh, never for pork products average as high as
write letters. She seemed to be heart
—and It will be more rapid than the Dimsdales if he thinks it best. Good- broken because none of her friends know mind.” said the bishop, “she cannot in the Pacific Northwest. A condition
by, dear, don't be unhappy any more, but
hurt me. Let her preach. She must of «i^niflesnee, too, is that the people
youra.”
remember that you have friends outside whore she is, and she fears that they may exhort somebody, and. you see, she has of this region are not Sufficiently alive
Caseyvlll« Rtlqnett..
who will vciy quickly set all right. Good imagine that she has willingly deserted no husband. I warrant your wife to the necessity of their meeting the
When n wedding guest fails to re- by!” and waving her hand in encourage them. Of course, by her friends she gives you many a good sermon in the demand for pork products. Those who
»pond to his invitation, who should re ment, the good widow woke up the pony, means that curly-headed Mr. Dimsdale retirement of your home. All women are in the business are 'making money.
you spoke of. The poor girl is in a
Conditions aro improving, however, for
gret it—the guest or the givers of the which had fallen fast asleep, and rattled that
very low, nervous state, and told tne over like to preach.”—Cleveland Leader.
at the present time wo note a growing
invitation? When the Knapp-Hoover away down the lane in the direction from the wall of the park that she feared her
tendency among farmers to pay more
which she had come.
matrimonial alliance was In the mak
guardian had designs on her life. I can
Not a Crank.
attention to this business. The Berk
Ing this question proved a disturbing
hardly believe that, but I do think that
CHAPTER XVI11.
He—I notice you call a good many shire breed is preferable, in my
one in the "best circles" of Caseyville.
At four o'clock Mr. Girdlestone stepped she is far from well, and that it is enough of your acquaintances cranks. 1 h<>;>e opinion, although the Duroe Jerseys are
Decision could not go far wrong in into the Bedsworth telegraph office and t) drive her mad to coop her up like that. you do not consider me a crank? She making some headway. At the experi
such a matter. Simple politeness seem wired his short message. It ran thus: We gmst got her out somehow or^nother. —Certainly not! A crank Is a person ment station we have aliout concluded
ed to require that the host should re "Case hopeless. Come on to-morrow with I fltipposc that her guardian is within his witfl one idea, and I never heard any that a cross of these two breeds would
be better than either one br itself.”
gret the failure of his company to a doctor." Off receipt of this he l< new- rights, and that it is not a |K>lice mutter. body accuse you of having one!—
You
must
consider
.what
must
be
done,
by
their
agreement
that
his
son
won
Id
come; so the mail brought to each per-'
12» enl »ally,
and let young Dimsdale know if you think Pearson's Weekly.
son who had failed to attend the wed I come down. There was nothing for it lirst. He will want to come down to see
Kcporter
—
Do
you eVer contribute any
now but that his ward should die.
he
thing to foreign papers?
ding this announcement upon a neatl; ’ - delayed longer the crash might come If be-
her, no doubt, and if Toby were to come,
"They say Mrs. Youngwed across the
Comic Bard—Why—er—yes; on look
ingraved card:
j I fore her money was available, And than too. I should not be sorry.
way has the most extraordinary, pow ing over the miscellany columns of the
"Mr. and Mrs. Hoover regret your ( how vain all regrets would be.
"I should have telegraphed niiout it, but ers of persuasion.”
pnpers I find that I contribute lota of
not being present on Thursday, the six
It seemed to him that there was very I could not explain myself sufficiently. 1
I
’
ve
known
her
to
keep
a
girl
“
Yes.
•tuff
to the London Tit-Bits.
i
teenth, at the home Of the bride’s pa little risk in ti>e matter. Th« girl had assure you that the poor girl is in a very
a week at a time."—Baltimore Aineri*
bad
way.
and
we
can
’
t
lie
too
energetic
i
had
no
communication
with
any
one.
Even
rents.” ____________
■pneq znu.C nt qjooj « l.npsq
I of those around her Mrs. Jorrocks was in in what we do. It was very sad to hoar can.
What has become of the old-fashion her dotage4 Rebecca Taylfort?! wa« «tanch the positive manner in which she declared
noi : ivqi ueip aun q- m tuqnjQ p(O
A government commission Is strug
•^.>«q itu O) úiqs b j.upaq
ed woman who used to say to a bacbe- and true, and Stevens knew nothing. Ev that her guardian would murder ber,
her,
loy with a sore throat: ”Yos> need a ery one on th* country aide had heard of though she did not attempt to give any gling with ¿he problem of exterminat [ ‘o3w ajsei iuoj 'tiMoj «i'll n| pa.ip
sleeve around your throat with a wonr the invalid young lady at the Priory. Who «»aeon why he should commit s«ch • ter- ing the nun Lutterfly. which has become Ji pwg I twq.H—tiBiu |n|,j aiiojadsojj
I would ba surprised
snag
» Usr
«M bed ribl« crime. Ws «aw % horrid oueejed a plague I d Bol etui«.
aa’e artu In It?"
»
The Firm of :
Girdlestone
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