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nent of another equally sacred moro ro vnt vow. ”11*» dynamite !” he rs>(>rtL A Political Vendetta WHY EGGS ARE HIGH. Som* Ways Thia Expensive Necessity May 8* Turned to Protit. I seasons of the year when Injects »nd* worms ate plentiful and the fowls have th# liberty of the tai in, little animal food may fa frd THE WEEKLY OII AFTER XXII. Another point abont feeding tri ain: Yea. th. dynamite! He fad pledged Uy jM"«a Iterate«. ISHillryman O nwvh Aerie.I Should it fa ground or frd wlwilef It lur*l Culteew Curvallte. is known th.it a certain prcqiortioti of hia wool to the imprisoned agent of the Eggs are 50 cents a doxen. because | the foxul of fowls is used hi produce Vulcan t'onipaay to hasten to Murry villa The main rcasoii, euergy to (frind the food, and from this m wings of • i ' vvh I. and her* fa waa dal the hens don’t lay. why they don't lay is because this is not ! point of view it is cheaper to have the lying I In a state food ground at the null But it lias It fad been a solemn compact between the natural laying season Warren and hlnweir, that if he. Hop*, of nature fowls lay and breed in the been found by experiment that fowls ■«caped he was to hasten to the Vandyke spring season, and they haven't got not do well when led altogether House at that town, and remove, sink. quite away from that habit. Old hah ground food. .I'ffuse, obliterate rhe ilea th dealing ex its die hard with hens as with men The final point in this discussion ploalv* er* It had ripened to the full point This explains why with little car* the the laying capacity of the hen If hen will lay in the spring and with >f spontaneous combustion the next morn the three things iiiciilioned above CHAPTER XX -(Continued. 1 Th* dir* threat •tnick a chill to GM much care in the fall and winter she : properly attended to. there will stilt tag. Fie rai.*ed Ms manacled wrist, and grit eon Hop*'* staunch heart. But a scarcity of eggs unless the fowls have He fad been on hla way to fulfill hl« won't lay. or very seldom will. ting his terth. shook the chain till It "I anv reek Ires fava us* I am a heaien through centuries of training and ; the laying capacity, and it is no fault I'ledge »hen. applying at this house for a jaagied, but at once relaposd into the man." contiuu«! Kan*—-'T anv, too. a breeding the fan is gradually getting! i of the hen if she hasn't; the trouble iwori ami defiant and over-confident ih>si«*rat» one. But it is not you who have horse and vehlel*. he fad no strangely away from her old habit of laying a' goes back to her ancestor*. discovered hia enemy. maator of aa Inexplicable situation. cimimv*ut*d me. You mad* a great play He had loat valuable time—two whole few eggs in the spring and hatching' “Sit down,” he invited next, with his a atak* ami a trust for th* stake. But them, and it is possible now, with the hours in thia house! Would he fa too olippored foot slightly moving a chair to I had th* reserve—that money. Even of proper skill in handling, to make het ■ COMMERCIAL POTATO GROWING late? wants the intruder. lay in winter whether she will or no ! half of that you robbed me th* severeil Ihrapite hia Interest In Kane, his bar “No!“ flared out Hope. “I—” Hut the first thing we have to learn is Soma Good Po'nta on Ono of th* bank note*. Writ, you had cut my claws, **Bo reasonable.” «quaMy retorted Kane for without money I was at th# law's rowing anxiety concerning Claire! Hope that to get eggs in winter means a tight Moat Profitabla of Crop*. felt the spur of action like a sudden dag —“it will pay you. believe me. You are mercy. Still. I proved myself a resource against nature, against the old hen na ger thrust. surprised. rrupinx in the dark, at aea ; ful man. Hv A 0. t'rsig. Assistant HwOeulturtok Hi*ls ture. Winter is not the natural laying peerleas in. Ther* was Clair*—th* The unsuspected ax-ut of destruction t'ollswaat Washington. Pwllmss lfiCC Gobi mbit« fiiirrwl harbor better let me he you pilot, for a spell at Clair*—whom you fairly drove into my season. rv|«Mwd. according to the dynamite agent, which h* railed Porto Hollo. least.” When a pullet has reached maturity, anna.** Potato land should bo plowed In the in a closet in a room at the Vandyke tftjhk Sir Frwnrlo Drahi» roturnad from “Listen no matter at what season of the year, House at Murryvllle. now shout ten if she fa maintained in good health and fall and allowed to lie rough during the »rriding up to the man and seising one hl* voyage round th« world. CHAPTSR XXL . winter. Thia favor* the catching of mile* distant, and when it exploded-scores ►houKirr in his biting grasp until he , vigor and gets the pro|>*r kind and Hope gnashed hia teeth, but he tried to winter moisture, and alluwe Hie sub BUS Sir Walter Raleigh brhoadsd In — a hundred — Uvea might be blotted out ’ ... quantity of food, she will lay eggs if winced with a roweriag shudder—”1 dis content h in we 11 for the sake of th* facta l«ondon. The urgency, th* horror of the affair ^e ha's the’ tap»« ‘cap.’inly" surface soil to settle and the surface ' . _ - . . - . ■ l-ct us covered you by accident, but fortune Kaue niiidit divulge s*I Hope 1 ,> —he I, -s ian.wieaHV.vii l.ialul v v k ltl2B Ths Plymouth company was or* can be worked earlier in the spring. consumed unceremoniously , analyze that sentence a little would sooner or later have led me to "I am goin< to tell you a little hiatory." gauiaed. darfievi from the room, leaving Kane «mat The first point raised is a question of If the fall plowing ia impossible, the your lair!“ prxK-eeiltsI Kane, "because I fave a point ed at the motive of hia sudden evanish maturity The pullet must fa mature land should be disced in the fall so that 1701 Th» first mnatitutlon of Psnnsyl- “I*air'*‘ derided Kane loudly—“don't to gain—facauae I have a compact, a bar meat. vania wn» adoptfd. fafore she lays. If a pullet lays in Oc the surface may bo rough and open yoa see it is rather a prison?” gain. to make with you.” Hr h.-ard Kane call out sharply to the tober she must fa hatched early enough through the winter. Deep plowing 173ft- <•»«. Oglsthorps ro embarked fop “I came.” huskily pursued Hope, “to “No!" declared Hope, uncompromising woman : j in the spring so that she will reach ma usually gtvra better results than shal America, sevntu twin led by John We«- demand of you yoar W ife.” ly- Hou*» turity in October. A Plymouth Rock low. The plowed land should be well "Elite— It is Hope, that man. ley and other mlMionarie«. “Wbkii is cool, ch?” mocked the mis "But—ves. Eor her sake, for Claire'» your friends. He knows all! ” hatched the first of April should lay creant. harrowed narly in the spring, and if 17.'C> England < Ire I »ml war againat sake, you know !' Ami a minute later, as he sped by the the middle of October or first of N"- And just! You defy me------- ” Bpala, not immediately planted, it should be Hope was shaken. II* paled. He dis I vemfar. If they are to lay a month window outside. Hope shot a glance past “Not so. at the first Äiep I show her cerned the precipic* toward# which he frequently harrowed in order to con 170.Y Ths “I'ennsylvanla Gssstts“ sp its waving curtains to see th* woman > earlier they should fa hatched a month to you.” ivaa hastening was being hastened by the serve moisture »nd kill the weed» pea rad in mmirtilng for ibs jMiasngs earlier. The Leghorns should lay the roused to excitement and rushing into th* “That woman!” hotly cried Hope. sheer villainoua force of thia uian'a COol which »tart after the first harrowing. of the Stamp Art. first of October if hatched the first of apartment ecvupied by her husband to “My wife—exactly.” and calculating finesse. Spring plowed land should be harrowed 1774 Th» first American ('«mgrssa, hav \pril. learn more of his meaning. “No!” He fad pulled thia man down, and now ing finished Ila deliberations, ad- The next point refers to health and I immediately after the plow, to pre “ If they have accomplice* in reach. I “Mrs. Percy Kane------- ” in the dryer he could at hia will send him to the «»1 jnurned. * vigor. The pullet must come to ma-1 vent lose of moisture. shall fa pursued." reasoned ll»|i*. “A lie!” lows, he believed. Hia sworn holy duty sections, aome form of subsurface She I 1777 John Hancock resigned as I’rsal So he did not pursue the open road, j turity. with good health and vigor. ___ “Elita !” had been to run down thia man. II* had but striking through the dense brush e*ti ■ must have had proper care during the packer should follow the plow, pnd dent of the American Congress. This name Kane railed in a clear, quick been baffled, circumvented. Sow at the i brooding and growing period A stunt this aho.<ld immediaelly be followed by ITUS 1 Continental army disbanded and nvatevl the precise direction in whitEi Mur tone. final ending he was diverted from his ori- ed chick, a chick hatched from an egg the harrow to work up a surface mulch. ryvllle lay. and amid the vigor of intense returned Io their homes .Treaty of Gideon Hope started. Its mention ginal iHirpoae—for a woman's sake ! ezciteuumt and resolution diedainad all laid by a hrn out of condition, a chick If the soil plow* up cloddy, a plank clod pre«-«» Mwtvn Greet Britain and the aroused some hint, some vague memory "Speak!" he said niandatorily. that ha. hid to haltle with insext pests. [ masher may be uaevl quite profitably. obataciea that lay in hia way. United Stains proclaimed. ©f the past. “Very well." answered Kane, somewhat I or a chick that ha. not had proper food A strange, new sense of exultation pre It was an unusual n.nne: where had more sertaualy. "I determined to abandon The time of planting should be gov 1793 Execution of the Girondist» during exercise. will not be and a profitable ■ he heard it before? under what cirvum- the field when you *ev*ured the half of the seamed hia soul as he dashed madly on the French revolution. layer in any season, Haw to mat—tain erned largely by the climate and the siam'es connected with a dark chapter in bank note*, though I was not entirely coherent. clear-cut purls»** were out the health and vigor of the flock is the I purposes for which the potato*» »re LMKl John Penn, one of the signers of the black life of this man of plots and penniless, and as ! vaunted there was lined in hia thoughts. oT tactical, logical biggest problem in poultry keeping. To grown. The potato plant nreds ample the Hrclaratlon of Independence from sequence*. 'ITviis, he seemed to see the cruelty ? get eggs fh winter the hens must have' moisture when the tuber» »re setting; Claire. While you were resting on your North Carolina, died. Before his perturbed mind could focus oars in fancied security I had fastened work of a forward twelve hours all mark constitutional vigor. hence, the grower should endeavor to !MO7 Russia declared war against Great and connect the l<K*se ends of the dim to my pretty secretary. My will seem*,! ed out and executed through time ami en The third point is that to get eggs! have the plants reach that stage of de Britain, chain of rvtrwi*ect. a silken »wish again to fa her law—I only knew later your deavor—fa would secure. dispose of the the hens must have the proper kind and' velopment at the time when the moist l-H|O Mexican revolutionists defeated swept the atmosphere. A shadow crossed 'hidtsvua plot in which hatred and revenge fearful explosive out of harm's way. Then quantity of food The hen requites ure supply ia likely to fa favorable. the Mpanisb at fatti, of law Oraras. the draperies, they parted. The woman alone actuated her. I placed her in the a bold, uncompromising descent on th* more kinds of food than a cow or a! For early new potatoes, the »red should 13LV Moravian Town, on th. Hirer of the tragic face and fathomless eyes hands of a trusted friend while I hastened lonely haunt of the strangely mated hue bog -The cow needs no animal food;, be plat xl as early in the spring aa the band and wife. •rood in their preseme, statuesque and im Thames, destroyed by th* Americans the hen doe*. The hen gives more con-, my arrangements to wed her and fly the ■oil will permit, on light, w»rm »oil. And then—Claire! preasive as before. under Gen. Harrison. sideration to cleanliness of the product, country and you. I had not heeled mad There was the star of hope at th* eno Far late potatoes they may be planted Uncompromising sternness was in the old Gabriel Marsden’s threat. You might than the cow She seal* it up in a 1R1M Convention signed at leondon reg of the long venture. It inspired him I He glance she bestowed on Kane. He shell of lime to keep it clean, and she as late aa the middle of June, provided ulating the privilrgre of the United say at th* very altar Elita. the woman saved a familiarity chat was uneasy de you just saw. confronted me. She was might not locate her at once, but love therefore must have a liberal supply of the moisture supply is ample and con Hiales In the British North American would find a way to trace her myateri spite his audacity. All foods furnish a ■ tinuous; but where summer rain» can fisheries. my Nemesis. She had learn«! of the pre OUS whereabouts, although these new dis mineral matter. certain amount of mineral matter, but not be depended upon, the eerier the IR2.N Final completion of the Erie canal “This gentleman.” b* said slurringly carious jioeition I was in—she was arm«!. with a light gesture towards Hope, ’di» It was exposure, betrayal, death—or I «vveries might fa but the prelude to a not enough to supply all the shell ma- ■ potatoes are planted the fatter, if th* celebrated at Albany.... Flrat boat new series of complications. The eml terial when hens are laying heavily pure-* tny statement that you are my must w«l her. Worse eban that, she liad danger from froal la guarded against. on ths Erie canal arrived at Buffalo waa nearer, tragically nearer, than Gideon What fno<l* should they fa fed ?; w ife.” The distance between rows and be baffled n>* eoni-erniag Claire. She had from Albany. . They should have grain, but grain alone I “He need not.” coldly returned th- lured her away to an isolated place, had Hope fancied. tween hills in the row ia an important IM I Ranta Anna entered the City of It waa an uncanny hour when, tom by i won't do. What will happen if the! voman put her io charge of an accomplice, a wo- briers and mud bespattered and bruised hen eats nothing but wheat? Remem-1 point in the potato culture. * Varieties Mexico w “Proof. ElitaT that tend to produce very large tubers man knitted to her by tie* of nnwaverimt She reached within her corsage. pro- fidelity. Thus was I baffled. She brought from frequent falls, he entered the silent ' faring that she puts nothing into an' should be planted eloee. Soil will ad IM.’»--The I’nlted State« naval academy was formally opened. egg that she does not eat, that an egg duced a folded paper, unfolded it. and in me here—I dar«l not defy her—and I town of Murryville. At the hotel, s light burned only In contains about one fifth ounce of fat and mit of close planting in direct propor an automatic way held it before him. Bonaparte re knew she had proofs—that is. the disposi the office, where half slumbered tb* tired that if she ate nothing but wheat she tion to its fertility and moisture con IM47-—Jerome Hope’s ^uick eyes read the word* tion to doom me by the law if I resist*^ France after an exile of In i would get enough tar lor three or four. tent, ami the car* given the crop. tracpd Mij-nss’it. In due form of legality night clerk. years. • far commands. Thus far she combined Warren. Gideon's fellow captive in ths j | eggs a day and about enough protein high priced land, intensive culture anuiiid^HiYahle genuineness it evidenced with me: to fave you imprisoned, in private madhouse, had fully equipped him ! for half an egg a day. the thing that should tw practiceil and the rows soil lMt» A remarkable meteoric •<on» foil that 4i duly appointed officer of the law hopes of securing the half ot the severed near Charlotte. N. <?. for the contingency of having to proceed will happen will fa that she will re- • - hill* planted as closely as the fertility had joined in bole wedlock this man. fank notes that yoq had secur«l posse» alone for the satchel of dynamita. fuse to make eggs The hen does not of the land will permit Increasing IMs’iO The Northwest Pansage discovered Petry V. Kan», with this woman. Elfta «ion of. I promised to go with her to some by Us pt. McClure of the f rivesti ga- adulterate far product, otherwise she the six* of the “need pieces” will ac (To fa continued.I Marsden, upon a certain night; upon a foreign country if she «ii<v-e«led. But she tor. could fill up the egg with surplus fat. complish the same results aa close night, in fact, surcordiiui to the oonsua> she did not trust m*. She has made me like some people make butter, out of planting, but the danger of sunburned IRftI Southern cotton planters met at A Tb«»u«hlfal ( ondurlor. mat ion of that political vendetta which a continual captive, as you see.” Spurious oil or farf tat. She will make Maron to devise a plan to prevent Ixu«>r*nce often nave* much die* had seen the extinguishment of the stork tubers is apt to be increased. “And Claire?" eagerly insisted Hope, an honest article or none at all. The | fluctuation in the price of the staple swindler’s social and commercial career. quietude. Many have heard the story No farmer who grows six or more with iuHtruua eyes of anxiety—and love. point is that the hen sliould have s.tch i I.V»2 Fire destroyed a large section ot •I know—now 7’ involuntarily cried of the woman whose first experience foods as will furnish the necessary food acres of potatoes each year can afford Kane shrugged his shoulders. ths city of Sacramento, Cal. Gideon Hope—and quick as lightning. Of the “Well." he said, annoyedlv gnawing the In a railway train ended with nn acci element* in proper proportions; in to do without a horse planter. Thar is. he knew who this w'ornan Was. ends of hia moustaiEie. conectoua of being dent. Thrown from her *e*t «nd ahaken other words, she should have a balanced several methods of hand planting, the IM! -Gen. Hunter superseded John C. he “remembered.” the name “Marsden” Fremont in command of the western There are different ways of! following is the moet satisfactory: a baffled, faaten man. "<fe has the ¡s*r- up generally, »tie nevertfalew« retained ration. supplier! the missing link—this woman dr|>artment of the army. For instance, if1 severance and fierceness of a tigress—in tier equanimity. When asked If "lie balancing tfie ration. After the soil is well prepared, open was the daughter of that unfortunate fact, she fas kept Clair*, too, a prisoner." werq frightened, »he replied. •'Fright the hen ha* access to wheat, to clover up furrows to the proper depth with a I «12 - Confederate cavalry under Gen. man. Gabriel Marsden, who intruding up or kale and to grasshoppers, angle Stuart entered Chambersburg. Pa. " Where r ened! No. I didn't know but that wm worms and grit, she will balance far' single shovel plow. After the seed 1» on Kane at the acme of hi» greatness with Kane smiled provokingiy at the Ingenu the way they alway* xtojqied.'' It I* own_ratK>n. She will eat a little wheat.! dropped, cover with the plow and har 1MM Maryland proclaimed a free Stats threatening fiercenews. had been sent to ous «Mternews of the other. by Gov. Bradford. The depth of the jail on a trumped up charge, and. for all to fa hoped that the trolley passenger a little clover and a frw grasshoppers row thoroughly. “Do you suppose I would tell you planting should depend upon the text IMS Gen. C lyases fl. Grant elected Kane knew, languished there now. or was In Mr. Howell»' anecdote. Intr<«!u<-ed or angleworms and eat enough of each j that?" he inquired sardonically. I’ri^hlmt <»f the United Sfat«**» ure of the soil, and upon whether early a wanderer, a fugitive, with a broken life "After all the wrongs you hare done into ”Confe«»ion» of a Summer ColO to furnish the egg making elements in or late potatoes are desired. Five 1R74—-Episcopal conference In scMdon In and blasted energies. right proportion. An occasional feed of trust ni»t.” was poaaeaaed of the aanie me------ " New York adopted a resolution op- And this woman—Elita—was the fair. corn or oats in place of wheat would . inches is not too deep for late potatoes, “Call quits, then!" hoarsely, suddenly in the event. The conductor, at least. improve the ration. posing ritualism In the church Ber Innocent riri Kane bud wedded in a dis on light, mellow soils, but three to Hayk preserved hi» prewnce of mind. spoke Kane, dropping bis tones to a whis- tant Ohio town, d<*serted. placed in an ries. This much for the food How shall four inches is better for an early crop, insane asylum, and then, sectiring a di per. “fat up on me for a crime you can Mr. Howell»: it fa frd? Again you must take sc-I or.on very heavy, or very wet soil. l.HNO -James A. Garfleld of Ohio elected never fully prove." I had long expected to ace aome on» vorce by fraudulent means, forgot her. count of the nature of the hen. She is! President of the United States. The amount of seed to use varies "I have "Worn------- ” thrown out of tlie open trolley car at a busy creature naturally: that is part | from three to ten sacks ;>er acre, and until the fateful day when her father IWL'l Henry Irving made hia American la not she, Claire, all in all. “ Bah I brought him word to have a care for him aome of the ahort curve*. One day a of her life, and you must keep her busy depends upon the variety of the soil. debut in New York City. If she has free ' self. for she bad escaped and was “on now ?” woman waa actually hurled from her or let her fa busy. Varieties which tend to produce very I.HNi*» Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty, In It was tm». Gideon Hope lowered his Heat Into the road. Luckily, ahc alight range on the farm she will keep herself his trail!” New York harbor, dedicated by Pres busy and her muscle and digestion in j large tubers should have a large quan A Nemesis, truly!—dimly, but with a head—in humiliation. Truly, he was pal ed on her feet, and »tood looking about good order, but when you shill her up j tity of seed. Rich land should receive ident < 'leveland. half-suspicion that she was Kane*« gaoler, tering with thin enemy, for he surmised a* If In a daze. If the seed 1KKS 'Hie first Legislature of the North in yards you ar; imposing _ _ artificial j more seed than poor land. Hope began to rn-ad between the lines. the daring proposition that waa coming. “Oh! oh!” exclaimed a paaaenger. conditions and you must provide exrr- pieces are not too large, the number of West Territories «»|M*ne<l at Regina. “I- that all?' fe’l from the woman's But he was only human, and—he loved “Rhe'» left her umbrella I” cine for her I have kept hens for a 11 eyes to each piece makes no difference. 18IH -The Provincial art almllahlng sep Clair» Tremaine. lip« in hard, metallic tones. The conductor promptly threw It out year on a bare board floor in a small j It is more important that the size of “Yes.” bowed Kane simply, and dhe de- “Go on !” he said, without lifting hb arate schools in Manltolm declared parted with the same uncanny tread that head. “Why, did that lady wlah to get pen and fed them well, They laid about the pieces sohuld be uniform thsn that unconstitutional by ths Siiprrm« three dozen eggs each during the year. ; there should be the same number of had sign.ilizwl her appearance at his hail. “I will make a bargain with you —fair out?” I faked. Court of Canada. and at the end of the year with this sort eyes in each piece. Hope drew a perplexed hand across his exchange: Rid me of this woman who Ims The conductor pondered a moment !R03— An electric rar went through a of luxury and ease they had lost their clammy forehead. He almost unconsci me in chains, that is, give me the chance fafore he anawered: Frequently only a part of the pota draw at Portland. Ore., and twenty constitution and their usefulness; while toes which are planted come up. ously dropped to the chair that had been to fly. She has not, and I have secreted Thia persona were killed..Steamer City "Well, »he'll want her umbrella, nny- other hens fed in the same way, but proffered by Kane. Voidly he gazed at the the half of the severed bank notes. Rd*- may be due to one or more of several of Alexandria, from Havana for New with a ground floor and deep litter to schemer who always seemed to have some cure rny freedom, as I say, and give me way." causesH, all of which Should be guarded York, burned at sea; thirty lives lost. scratch in and yards to run in. laid your worthless half of the money, a start strong trump card in reserve. Cut seed potatoes should t«M- Havld B. Hill, for the third time, over twelve dozen eggs each, and at against. 1*3 h «1 of the Rouf«* “Expla in!’ be said in cracked, dry of twenty-four hours against pursuit, and never be allowed to remain in piles un accepted the Democratic nomination One mhl, wintry morning, snys a the end of the year were still in the tonefi. I will tell you what thia woman will for Governor of New York. business The hen needs exercise. The til they heat, and are thereby seriously Kune laughed jarringly. On the table never tell while I am on the same conti writer In the Argonaut. n man of tall demand for animal food may be sup injured. Seed potatoes that have been ^ROfi'-The trial of IL 11 Holmes for near by was a skein of silk, lying beside nent with the being she deems her rival— and nngnlnr Imlld was walking down a plied in different ways. Skim milk, exposed to too low temperature will murder Iwgan In Philadelphia. some fancy embroidery work, carelessly the whereabouts of Claire Tremaine.” steep hill at a brisk pace. A piece of milk curds and buttermilk will take the seldom give a uniform stand. All de The tempting halt allured, but only for Ice under the snow caused him to slip left there, it seemed, by «ome feminine contingent of Canadian place of meat if enough of it can fa cayed tubers and those which have 1R!H» First worker of the household. a moment did It dazzle. Then there was and lose control of his feet. He ts-gan tmo|si for South Africa nailed from fed. Skim milk is largely water, and brown or black spots through the flesh With his deft, nervous fingers, Kane a sudden revulsion of feeling with Gideon Quebec. a heavy laying hen can scarcely drink should not he planted aa there are two to slide, and was unable to stop. seized it. twirled, twisted, disarranged It. Hop«. enough of it to get the necessary amount diseases which are found in thia state 1900-The status of Queen Victoria was At a crossing half way down he en A hopeless mass of mingled threads, he He abruptly arose to his feet. His of animal food. There is nothing fat unveiled at Montreal... .Cenatia bu cast it into Hope’s lap. head came erect, his eyes were stern, duty, countered a large, heavy woman. The ter than fresh-cut lean meat and bones, which are sure to result in an unsatis reau announced the population of ths meeting was sudden, and fafore either factory stand if seed infected with “A tangle—a riddle!’ he scoffed—“as resolve, shone from bis soul. the danger from uncooked meat scraps, United Staten to be 70,290,230, an realized It a collision enxned. and both soon hope to solve the enigma to which I “No!” he said—once and defiantly, however, being that they are liable to them is planted. Increase of over 13,000,000 In ten «lone ran furnish the key.” Cut seed should never be planted were sliding down hill, the thin man contain disease germs, and unless it is “No?” echoed Kane, thunderstruck. years. “A challenge?" cried Hope wrathily. “I shall find Claire Tremaine without underneath, the fat woman on top. known to fa free from disease it is deeply in the cold wet soil, or unsatis “You forget : ! have found you! I have your help. As to you— heavens I” When th* bottom of the hill wa« fatter to cook it. The commercial ar factory germination is sure to result. 1901 Ths ship Perseverance, with four rs**a;H‘<| defeating your kind intentions for Gideon Hope started as If from a vio- reached, and the woman was trying to ticle of beef scraps put up by the large Finally, in the dryer sections, potatoes teen men, lost in the Arctic region. my welfare. I have but to proceed on my lent electric shock. recover her breath and her fret, these packing houses are largely used. some should fa planted to uniform depth be- • 1902 -Canadlan-Auatrallaii cahle com way. apprise the police, and—” He had resolved not to palter with Hila of the stuff sold for poultry food is low the dry surface mulch in order to faint words wore borne to her ear; pleted from Vancouver tn Fanning “Stop there,” directed Kane Insinuat man, and he now determined to free him island, a distance of 3,400 miles. I only fit for fertilizer, however. During secure a uniform stand. "Pardon me, madam, but you will ingly, leaning forward and fixing his from that hampering chain and drag him Mrnrt ■a**«stl«ns. Ruapbrrrr le«. 1003 New Irish land act went Into op glance significantly upon his vis-a-vls— to tfie nearest jail—for the sanctity of have to get off fare. This Is as far as AH lard to fry fritters and donghnnts Roll four Hipfula of water and one eration. “you forget.” his vow to Ms dead brother's memory he I go " . and a half rupfula of sugar twenty must be sizzling hot fafore putting tn 1003 “Forget what?” roughly demanded must do this! President Roosevelt sent Rorro- Hope. If the woman Elita interfered, so mudh Now York City Is growing rapidly In minutes. Cool, add two cupfula of rasp the hatter. tary Metcalf to Ran Francisco to _ In- the worse for her. tahleapoonfuls “CTairer Candles will bum slowly |nd steadily veatlgate the anti Japanese sentiment ltrs population of millionaires. Thera berry juice end two Hope shivered from the shock. True! But, about to advance upon his enemy are about 2.000 of them now. while lAnon Juice. Ktrsln anrj freeze, using through the evening If they are kept on ths Pacific coast* —it was Claire now, Claire only: any arid carry Into execution this design, as there were only thirty, a quarter of a th'ee parts finely crushed Ice to one on Ice all day. thing and everything for Claire! has l>een said, Gideon Hope was suddenly pert rock salt. To obtain the rasp century ago. To keep mold from pick I*», In the Wo Spender. “We have arrived,” pronounced Kane electrified. berry juice wash the berries and etrt’n top of each jar or bottle place a layer Rlnggn—Ilow have you spent the bluntly, “at a vital, a final stage of the The life currents of his being checked through double cheesecloth. A wire contrlrance to hold a Spool Io or horse-radish roots, sliced thin. summer, Jlnngs? game. But I know your hope, your their flow and hia heart stood still. He had wasted, was wasting, precious the neck of a medicine bottle la a Cali Jlnngs-Haven't spent It; my wife The men who can give aatlafnctor; rhon^it—the woman! Well, then, move If you «re unable to satisfy your without m». move agHnat me, and you momenta--was sacrificing duty, and men fornia Invention of value Io the sick explanations of their failures are ths self—»nd you cannot—bow can you and the girls have looked after all th* bmij win. But she will be M.” aced humanity appealed for the fulfill- room. ones who become loafers. hope to aatlsfy others? I spendine this se won. —Toledo Biada. WELDON J. COBB Vi ¿I