Lane County leader., July 29, 1904, Image 3

anfl the animal, are belt.« fitted for th .
block at alx or Bight mouth*.
Tbe
ness had discomposed him, and that ha
first oue hundred pouuda of gain are
j was unusually irritable and nervous.
“I am sorry I could not come to yon
made the cheapest, «be
as usual,” she began., bat he interrupt­
hundred pound, coat more, and ao on
ed her by saying crossly:
Increasingly, as far a . one choose, to
“Oh, yes; I dare say. Stop all apolo­
eo Economy would dictate, then, that
gies and while we are alone tell uie if
certainly when two hundred pound.
you obeyed my orders last night.”
Falling hair means
I are reached the animal should be dis-
“I did,” faltered the poor girl.
Then strengthen
nosed of and a fresh start made with
“Did the rhing work well?” asked he,
eagerly.
feed it with the only hair!
younger stock. The best b^
li oD*
“It did. I intd no trouble in the Tow­
which matures early, provided It is of
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. itc£
er, at all; but, O, Sir Reginald, some­
good aize.
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railing hair, makes the |
thing terrible has happened!”
BY EMILY THORNTON
“ What?” exclaimed the sick man.
B u ff O r p in g to n B r e e d .
H o rg b u u i C u ltu r e .
A.-thwr of “ Kov R ussell ’» R ut .«,'*
starting up in so sudden a manner that
p or many years the one desire of
It ls scarcely worth while to any
“ G l e n h o y , ” “ T h e F a s h io n a b l e M o t h e e , ” E r e .
it caused him to fall back with a groan, <h Dractictti poultryman has been to
although he kept a firm grip on the arm
brppd whlch would equal the anything to farmers west of the Mis*
he had seized in lus excitement regard- u
and the souri river on the Importance of grow­
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less of the fact that his tight gratp caus- Leghorn in egg pro c
ing sorghum. The uncertain charnc-
grow, completely cures j
ed her to turn pale with pain.
Plymouth Rock as a table o •
ter of the corn crop where there is
CHATTER X VI.—«Continued.)
way, my room lies opposite its door,”
druff. Anditalwaysr
“I
dreud
telling
you,
but
just
as
I
left
claimed
that
the
Buff
Orpington
less than twenty Inches of rainfall
“But Sir Rotfiiiald compelled me to do she returned. “But, indeed, doctor, I
color to gray hair, all tl„
It. I begged and entreated him to excuse can walk, if you will only let me hold to the Tower to puaih back the panels a that breed and certainly it hn3 done forces farmers to seek a substitute.
frightful noise of a heavy fall came, WOnders since its Introduction luto this
dark color of early
me; I told him it was siuful, but he Hew your arm. I would rather.
They have found admirable substitutes
Into a passion, and bade me disobey him
“Well, be it so!” returned the man, re­ rheu a large monster darted out. dashed colH,try from England. The fowls in cane and Kaffir and other varieties
M y h a i r t t u f a ll i n g o u t hadi*.
the
candle
from
my
hand,
and
with
a
exceedingly
attractive
and
the
pul-
»f
ra
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on the peril of his everlasting displeas­ leasing her. yet still retaining her hand,
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H a i ••4/L
r V ig o r.
I t is
q u ii*
i c k l - y ‘il
...
of sorghum, saccharine and non-sac­
»topnudtln
ure. Sir, I was homeless, and he was which he drew under his arm.
m a d » m y h a i r a l l I co u ild
ld wish
.. „ it U
A r
* me
let. begin laying when five months
charine. The farmers In the humid
KKUICCCA L. ALUIM.
•ick! What was I to do?”
When they neared the door of the ruin,
“Girl! girl!” yelled the infuriated man. old, keeping at it without the
area, speaking generally, at some dis­ («1 00 » h o t ti» .
“Forgive me! You poor little girl, I however, Ethel felt a strong current of
A ll d r u g g i s t * .
was fast and cruel in my judgment. You air upon her cheek, which revealed the his face turning purple with rage, “what usual to pullets of most breeds,
tance west of the Missouri river and
f o r — i?»"'
An average weight for a bird at rna*
W'ere, indeed, obliged to execute the vile fact that it stood wide open, and in­ is this you tell me? Gone! Escaped!
eastward,
have
been
slow
iu
appreciat­
plans of the baronet. There,” added he, stantly a deadly fear of the horrible Speak!” added he, roughly shaking her í trrlty is nine to ten pounuS, hence it ing the value of this great forage
tenderly, as he drew her hands from her creature that had escaped,- being still by the ariu. "Tell me it is a lie— a lie js evident that as a table fowl they crop, and it is to these that we par­
wll, (.,US1.|V approach the famed P ly
face, and with his handkerchief wiped near, seized her, and again she shrank ihut y°u »‘,¡,1 ju . n.,w!--
No, Sir Reginald, returned the pallid
i.,vpra thev equal ticularly address ourselves. Sorghum, ;
away hertears; “ weep no more: you closer to her friend, while her faltering
Ethel:
“h
I.
the
truth.
Whatever
you
",outb 1;,ok'
¿ erceUent or cane, Is a warm weather plant, and
were not to blame. Child, give me your step* told of departing strength.
had there got out last night and ran off t,ie I^í^orn and u .
•
hence should uot be planted
until
hand in token of forgiveness.”
Without a word, Earle Elfenstein lift­ through the ruins!”
l ie who rules ______
must humor |
j mothers. They appear to be quite ns
“Then you do not despise me?”
ed her in his arms, and so passed into the
about ten days after the time for the much as he commauus.—weorj#
"What
did
you
do
wrong
that
made
hardy
ns
the
Plymouth
Rock,
hence
“Despise you? No! no! I only,” he passageway.
Remembering that his
first planting of corn In any locality. ,
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stopped; he was about to say “love you.” presence there must l»e kept a secret, the this hapiH'ii? Answer, or I will tear you
To plant it earlier is to Invite failure. |
To Break m New show.
to pieces!”
but remembering his vow, he added soft­ young girl whispered:
•
It can be sown or planted for two
“Release my arm. sir! You are cruel
ly, “pity you.”
“Step softly; let no one hear!”
in your rage! You hurt me!”
months after the time for planting cures corns, iugrowing nsili And burnt
“Yes, you may pity me! Oh, auntie,
“I will,” he breathed back, and guid­
“Speak then. How did he get out of
corn and mature, if the earner \i rie >n„ ,ub, , (tuU) sample miutani
auntie! why did 1 ever promise you to ed by the dim light under the door in­
tics, such as Early Amber, are select- Allen S. Olmsted. Ue Roy, N. Y.
come to this wretched place?” was her dicated, he passed through, emerging his prison?”
With
a
faltering
voice
the
frightened
wailing cry.
ed. it ls especially to be recommended I
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from the open wurdrobe, into the bed­ girl, while writhing in his grasp, mur­
Still holding her hand In his, and also room beyond.
for lands which for any reason can-
Hypocrisy is the necessary
mured:
taking from her the candle, ‘he tum«*d
Placing her in a large easy chair, he
not he put In corn within three or four villainy.—Juhnson.
“I dropped the knife on the shelves a
and led her down the long, steep stairs. stepped back, closed and fastened both
few nights before and forgot it. It
weeks after the oak leaves are tbe
Ouly once did Ethel speak, then she doors, then returned to her side.
whirled around, anfl I knew by the cry he
size of the squirrel's ear. which is the
merely said:
“Please, doctor,” she murmured, “ex­ gave that he had it.”
proper time for the first planting of
“Sir Reginald will be very angry If he amine every part of this room before you
“Idiot!” returned the enraged being
hears of your entrance here! Must he go, to be sure the dreadful—the dread­
corn.
before her, as he gave her arm such a
he told ?”
ful,” she hesitated.
fearful wrench that it dislocated The el­
T o tato C u ltiv atio n .
“I will think it over and let you know
“Yes, I know,” he interrupted, “and
Those who have tried the plan of
to-morrow. You must sleep to-night and you will soon see you are perfectly safe.” bow. “Out of my sight; out of my bouse
this
instant!
You
have
ruined
me
with
so recover from this nervousness.”
cultivating the potato field, even to tlio
Obeying her wish, he then innde a
They soon reached the bottom stair, thorough search of room and closet. But your carelessness! Not another night
point that some growers would pro­
shall
you
sleep
under
this
roof!”
and entered the corridor. Then Ethel as he supposed, nothing was to be seen.
nounce exces-ilve, have found that it
Once again he raised his arm—this
remembered that her work was but half
“Now', how will you leave the house?” time to strike. But fortunately, with
pays well. There can be no possible
done, and the rest could not be accom­ she murmured, anxiously.
a moan of pain at the injury she had al­
doubt but that frequent cultivation,
plished until Dr. Elfenstein had left her.
A sly look back towards the corridor ready sustained, rhe had darted back,
especially during the period in which
Turning to him, she said;
B U F F ORPINGTONS.
caused her to exclaim, in a whisper, as and so the blow descended on empty air.
“Will you kindly tell me how you en­ she luid her hand entreatingly on his
the top growth is being made, gives
Without
an
>ther
look
at
the
man
be-
will
do
well
iu
cold
sections.
Both
tered tliis place? You must leave me arm:
the growing tuber a chance to get all
fore
her
the
poor
young
girl
crept
from
,
fowlg
nm]
eggg
are
scarce
In
tills
coun-
now, going silently ns you came.”
"Not there, doctor, promise me you
the possible benefits of moisture and
“I will. I came through the ruins. I will not return to that place this night, his presence, and dragging herself back t and congequently high In price, but
heat with the desired result. The
to her room, fastened herself in, while . . . .
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sav' you open a door and reach fo* a but will go directly home.”
she sought to prepare for her departure. lf tlle breed kppI’s 11" to, tbe, rePUt“; first cultivations should be close to
basket, then I instantly entered.”
Again Earle yielded to the pleading of
With her arm hanging motionless by | ti°n it already has more breeders will
“But surely I fastened it again?.”
the sweet girl beside him, and again an­ her side, and nearly wild with pain, she handle it, so that in a year or two the plant and to some considerable
“ You were so agitated, yon forgot to swered:
depth; later cultivations are farther ____
opened her trunks and thrusting her val- eggs and birds will be within range
do It. I certainly opened it, without dif­
from the plant and quite shallow, hut
\]
“Then I must either drop from your
ficulty. and crept after you, eager to window or go through the hall. Stay! I uablcs inside as well as she could with of the poultryman’s pocketbaok.—In- this last sort of cultivation is kept
solve the mystery of the haunted tower, w e a strong strap around your trunk. one hifnd, she locked them and dropped dlanapolis News.
up all through the growing period. If
i
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which 1 then, for the first time, began It is the very thing! I will fasten it to the key into her pocket.
Fearing, she scarcely knew what, she I
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„
the plan seems new to you try it on C h ic a g o , s p e a k s to young
to connect with your movements. But the balcony, and so slip down by Its
put the package of papers her aunt had , ~ , ar* ° . e ttrm., ° rf c*.
you are weary now, so I will leave you, aid to the ground. Are you willing?”
a small scale and note the results. a b0U t d a n g e r s Of the Ml
given her. with her purse, also in her
Durlu* tbe bus>' ,,lontlls of ,be r ear Especially ls It worth trying on a field „ . ,
and return ns I came.”
°
“Perfectly. Doctor,” she whispered,
Giving back the candle, he took her “do you know I should have died from pocket, that she might be certain of their fa*™''™ a™ anxious to get all the work where the application of fertilizer has . CTlOu.
safety.
Then
hastily
putting
comb,
possible
out
of
their
horses,
which
Is
hand and was just saying, “Good night, fright had you not been there?”
“ T o Y o n to W o sr e s:—I
brushes and night apparel in a hand proper enough. Food alone will not do not been as heavy as it should have
Miss Nevergail,” when suddenly both
“Yes, 1 know; and now', before I say satchel, she paused to rest.
1 the trick. A horse may be fed the been; at harvest time compare the re- six years w ith dysmenorrhea
«topped short in their wslk; both turn­ good
night, I shall mix you a compos­
so much »° thrt I
Advancing to her window, she found ! best 0 f rations, but he needs care in suits from this field with those from i periods),
ed deadly pale, as a short, strange, loud
every m onth, as I knew it meanl#
report, close by their ears, startled and ing draught, and then you must promise that a heavy rain was still falling, and j addition, so try these things which a field that has been better fertilized, or ¿ ur dayg o f intl.nse
me, to go instantly to your bod, ns soon that darkness was even then over the
confounded them.
but not so frequently cultivated. You! doctor said th is w as due to anit
you take in the strap, and close the earth. Throwing her waterproof over ,ml-v 8ppm sll,,Ple- b,,t whk'h
do “
Then, to their horror, something darted ns
window, and the last thing, swallow the her shoulders, with its hood drawn over j ffreat deal toward making the horse will then have proof of the adage that condition of the uterine zpp<
towards them, a huge form swooped preparation I shall leave. Will you do
1 caused b y repeated and neglectet«
her hat. she opened hcr^ioor and glided contented and-more valuable to you. “cultivation ls manure.”
past, dashing the candle to the ground,
‘‘ If youn g girls only realized
thus extinguishing it, leaving them in this, in return for my not investigating through the hall, down the stairs and out | Keep his coat clean, not only by
T
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!
dangerous it Is to take cold it
further, what I see you do not wish cx of the front entrance, fortunately with- j brushing and tbe use or the comb, but
until darkness and gioom.
critical
tim e, much suffering wei
plained ?”
There Is no single breed that pos-
T h a n k God to,
out being seen by any of the family.
J use water on him freely, especially
“Oh. wliat is it? What is it?” cried
Ethel
hesitated,
then
remembering
that
A
.
.be
had
paawd
the
.ick
man1
,
room
durIn
tbe
warm
pprlod.
Wllen
,lls
sesses
ouly
good
qualities.
p
j
n
k h a m ’S Vegetable
the ♦errified girl, ns she nestled close to
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her companion, while he, scarcely realiz­ she could not see Sir Reginald that night, she knew by the sound of many excited !
A cross-bred animal should never be p o u n d , th at w as the only
voices within that they had gone to his i WOrk for the ^
ls done take a *Pon«e
ing what lie did, threw his arms around she gave the promise.
w hich helped me any. Within
A
moment
more
passed,
and
then
the
assistance,
and
she
judged
he
must
have
ant^
was^
each
part
of his coat where chosen as a breeder.
her form, to protect her from he knew
w eek s after I started to take
strap
had
been
fastened,
the
doctor
had
the
harness
touched.
If
his
muscles
injured
his
hip
by
his
passionate
frenzy.
Nothing
so
surely
impoverishes
the
noticed a marked improvement
not what.
While she pitied the man. she feared are sore take equal parts of Iodine and farm as the selling of hay.
general 1 ealth, and at the time
Suddenly a wild, unearthly laugh, or whi.tpered “Good night,” and she watch­
ed
him
disappear
amid
the
darkness
and
him,
and
never
breathed
freely
until
out­
pul
sw
eet
oil,
mix
them
and
rub
the
mix­
yell, floated to them from the other end storm.
With improved stock, to Insure suc­ next m onthly period the f '
side the door. Then with a hurried step ture well Into the joints and tendons.
dim inished considerably. I
of the corridor, and as it passed, Dr.
cess.
must
come
improved
treatment
Darting
out,
she
secured
the
strap
she passed down the ramble.
the treatm ent, and was cured»
Elfenstein pressed the girl he held closer
Once away from the house and beyond Wash out his mouth occasionally and
Any kind of live stock will depre­ later. I am lik e another per
to his heart, and laid his cheek against without trouble, fastened down the win­
take care of his feet. Above all, in
dow,
and
soon
slept
under
the
effects
of
the
reach
of
Sir
Reginald's
wrath,
she
ciate in value when cut short in their I am in perfect health, my
her frightened face.
the anodyne he had so thoughtfully left paused to consider whither she should | warm weather see that his stable is rations.
brighter, I have added 12 porn
“Oh, do not leave me! I shall die! I for
her use.
well ventilated and that screens are
go, and what she should do.
■weight, my color Is good, nnd
•hall die!’’ gasped Ethel.
In
hot
weather
especially
horses
Well
indeed
was
It
for
her
tihat
she
As she pau-sed one thing seemed plain. placed so that vermin are kept from
lig h t and happy. ”—Miss Aexn-
“I will not. You are not so afraid
could
sleep,
for
without
some
rest
she
subject
to
colic
should
be
handled
She
could
do
nothing
until
a
physician
25 Potomac A re., Chicago, IU.
annoying him. In watering the horse
now, and thus, close to me, are you,
could
never
have
borne
the
terrible
ex­
fo r fe it I f original o f above letter prm~
attended
to
her
wounded
arm.
In
order
with
great
care.
dear?”
let him have it before eating and also
flees cannot be produced.
citement
that
awaited
her
in
the
nearing
to
have
this
accomplished,
it
was
evi­
“No; not so fearfully afraid as I was.” hours of the coming day.
Always sift coal ashes before put­
T h e m o n t h ly sickness
dent that she must seek Dr. Elfemtein a small supply between meals, even
Gently stroking her hair, the young
ting
them
In
the
dust
box
for
the
use
I
if
he
ls
warm.
It
will
not
hurt
him
th e
c o n d it io n o f P »'
at his home.
man felt, even in the terror, inspired by
unusiulj
of
poultry.
unless
you
give
him
too
much.
h
e
a lth .
A n y t h in g ui
She shrank from doing this. Still it
tlheir dreadful position, a feeling almost
CHAPTER XVII.
t
h
a
t
t
im e s h o u ld have
could
not
be
helped.
Her
arm
could
All things conside: d. the best place
of rapture steal over him, ns he held
The next morning Ethel attempted to
iu id
p r o p e r attention.
P r o te c tio n fr o m S u n Scald.
to put manure Is on a freshly plowed
her thus close in his arms, with hers rise, ns usual, but found herself so ill not be raised, and on that arm she de­
Sun scald kills thousands of newly soil. Haul out ns fast as made.
clinging to his waist.
But suddenly, with a sick headache that the attempt pended now for her daily bread.
Once in the road beyond she could see set trees. The wind also whips them
calmer reflections came; he felt this thing was vain. Every time she lifted her
In buying a horse reject one with
must be seen to; whatever presence had head from hex pillow, it throbbed wild­ lights in windows of dwelling houses unmercifully unless supported. Kill
scraggy hips. They never do credit
been near them must be discovered, and ly, while a blind dizziness came over her far down the road. The first of them
two birds with
o r e n am e« of y°u^ 5 J 2
to feeding, particularly if also slack w i S t e h n d m u e s a n t e s n to o r m
that he ought to follow up the sound.
to such an extent that she felt it were she knew was where I>r. Elfenstein lived,
s e c u r e a Busin««t
one"' stone
by in the loins.
a n d fo r t h e f ir s t o n e t h a t enrolls pu
“Child!” he whispered, “whatever has better to keep still for a while until it and hope revived once more, and t>he
d
r
lv
1
n
g
t
w
o
pressed on, thinking soon to be there.
I t 1« m u c h n u e i o e
* it .
I from us a s c h o la r s h i p , we will remitjwq
been near us, l know by that last cry, passed away.
it is much easier to tell how a thing! <»»h. Address,
1
sharpened strips
(To be continued.)
has escaped into the ruins, through the
At nine o’clock a servant came to h*T
should
1,0
done
than
it
Is
to
demon-
BctWell Business Coll«»«, 1
of board on the
door by which I entered. That being so, room, and she sent an excuse to the
OVERSTRAINED YOUTH.
sunny side of strate tile advantages of a plan by ex­
1 must in duty carry you to a place of family for her non appearance. About
the
tree,
as periment.
B U Y
safety» then search around to see what it ten a message came from Sir Reginald, E x p e r t » S a y t h a t G e r m a n y ’* Cor n m e r
could have been.”
shown
In
the
asking how soon she could come to him?
Circumstances
and
management
c i a l R i s e H a n B e e n a t G r e a t C o s t.
Instantly, then, It flashed over Ethel’s She returned for answer that her head
cut, tying a bit have about as much to do In making
Prussian military authorities are be­
mind, that the ape, Sir Reginald's choice was still in such pain tluit she feared not
of cord about mutton-growing profitable as In turn­
coming alarmed at what they term the i
concealed treasure, had escaped, and that until afternoon.
the top, advises ing the scale toward profit In any other
the knife she had so carelessly given him
About five Dr. Elfenstein called to see degeneration of the German youth. In |
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American Agrl farm product
had done the deed. lie had cut ills way his patient, and hi* lordship at once re­ countries like Germany, where a term j
eulturist
out. Oh, the terror this thought thrust quested him to look after his secretary, of military service is required of every
After the harvest work Is finished up
T h i s guards is a good time to put in drainage
Into her heart was almost unbearable! saying that she was not able to come to able man, the examinations for army
A t once, she became, ns it were, a dead him, while he was most anxious to see
a g a i n s t both where needed. This is something that
weight again in the doctor's arms.
her. Mrs. Fredon was then dispatched fitness are pretty apt to indicate the
sun and wind, should he done thoroughly and well,
TUEE SHELTEB.
Then another thought came that im­ to Miss Nevergail’s room to prepare ter true state of the nation’s health, and
and
tlie
tree
when seventeen out of every thousand* will have a much* better chance of get and not hurriedly.
parted new life. Her oath had been tak­ for n visit from the doctor.
Iteject a horse with forelegs not
en never to reveal the existence of that
As the young man entered, he was applicants have weak hearts, it is no ting safely through the critical first
animal, nor of the concealed room. In really startled to see how wan and pale wonder that the authorities decide
straight. They will not stand wear
season. This protection can be left
order to keep this vow, Dr. Elfenstein the excitement of the night before, and there is something wrong.
oh during the winter and will prevent Stand behind the horse as lie walks I
must not examine the premises.
a few hours’ illness, had made her. She
Between the years 1881 and . 188(5
the
,
effectively Injury from rabbits, mice, away from you and you will he ahie I
She knew well now the meaning of had made several attempts to rise, and
to notice these defects If they ex ist
FRO M
YO U R
DE
that first report. The beast had knocked had succeeded in dressing herself, but the annual average of persons with heart Ptc. BenPW as oftPI1 Ht nectS8a
the trpe hat pagsed th# danJp'r
down the iron shelves, burst open the exertion had overcome her, and once troubie w as low. only 1 , per thou-
Poultry Pointers.
panels, and in consequence a light would more she had been obliged to recline up­ sand, and blgh-water mnrk was reach- period.
«show the doctor that opening, ami the on the bed, while her large dark eyes, ed In 18118, when the average w as
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Apoplexy and egg-twund nre the re-
room beyond. No! he must never exam­ and black dress, made her cheeks seem found to be 17.4.
suit of excessive fat.
B atter In Argentina.
ine this corridor. Nerving herself for almost like snow.
WONDERFUL
Perhaps the best opinion on the
An English dairy expert, who has
I-se no deformed or weuk fowls for
a new task, she said:
“Oh, doctor!” she sighed, ns he ad­ cause of this state of affairs Is that been on a visit to Argentina, states breeding purposes.
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“Doctor, I cannot consent to being left vanced and took her hand in his. “thin
TREATMENT
In mating nlwnys endeavor to use
a moment here alone! Nor will 1 con­ you give me something to stop this head offered by I>r. Strieker, an army sur- thnt from the Argentine were sent last
than
.noo pounds of active, vigorous cooks.
. i m T p h is d o w c o t o n r d e r is f u l c a Chi*
sent to your exposing yourself further ache, so that I can go to Sir Reginald? geoti, who has given the matter care- -VPar no
lle d
yvi
to-night. Take me, then, to my room, He has wanted me all day, and has seut fill study. He declares that overwork, butter, made by the best modern sc|-
h« cu res ^
Never
under
any
circumstance*
al-
! « p r e v o a p t le bet-nun«
w ith o u t o p era-
and we will lock up this place, and you for me several times, and I must see him, Irregular exercise, and Immoderate entitle methods and the finest niachln-
low other hens to molest a sitter.
' H on t h a t a r e ff lr e n u p
can steal softly from the house another but I cannot seem to get there.” *
lo d ie . t i e c u r e s w ith
and too early use of tobacco and Intox- pr^ tbnt could lie supplied from Ku-
Cooked food fattens quickly, prob. I th o a a w o n d e r f u l Chi­
w ay.”
“You have done right to keep still. I tennts are responsible for much of 1 1 c roPC- He I'Nibsl one factory under
"But, Miss Nevergail, surely this will give you a remedy that I think will trouble. [Another point to which the tb® m* D,i*e»>cnt of Argentines, which ably because It la more completely dl- I b n a e r s k e s h e r a b n s d , ro v o e g ts e , t a b b u l d e s s , I [
treated.
*
i D ial a r e » n t i r e t y u n - |
ought to be investigated.”
cause you relief in an hour’s time. Un­
k n o w n to m e d ic a l s c i­
Doctor calls attention is the practice *” rn‘‘'l olll twenty tons of butter a
“Oh, no, please do not Investigate! I til then, you should try to sleep.”
When
it
eon
be
done,
the
poultry
* e th n o c s e e in h a r i h m l s l e s c s o i r n e m t r y e d . ie TtiroWtB
of
putting
children
at
work
tin,
early.
day'
1
l
p
"nw
another
ceritpr
where
s this
cannot allow It, cannot endure it!”
Preparing a liquid, he carefully held
k n o w s t h e a c t io n o f o v e r
J * 1“
As she spoke, a long, deep shudder the tumbler to her lips, saw her drink As they often nre required to toll he- tbp ,nlllt ot ®°ven thousand cows was house should have two roon.s-one for
etilea. w h i c h h e s u c c e s s fu lly uW>
laying hens.
or
d i s e a s e s . H e g u a r a n t e e s to curs c
passed over her frame, and the doctor, it, then throwing a light shawl over her, yond their strength, the strain, with *'al,<i*ed-
n in , l u n g , t h r o a t , rh e u m a tis m . bBI)<
noticing it, knew at once that her nerv left, saying ns he did so:
White sour milk Is rel|,hpd b-
Irregular hours of rest, results in prem-
_ T T .----
s t o m a c h , liv e r, k i d n e y s , etc .: h » ^
ous system could stand no more, there­
t e s t i m o n i a ls .
C h a rg e s
«n
“lf you sleep now, I am almost certain
hens. It should uot be made a subin
s
e e h i m . P a t i e n t s o u t o f th* \
fore, felt it was beet to yield.
tute for water.
subsU-
you can visit his lordship in the length
b l a n k s a n d c i r c u l a r s . Mend s ta fu r
“Shall I not, at least, light the can­ of time I mentioned.”
T A T I O N FK K K .
AUI'KhiSS
Dust the alttlng hens with .
dle?”
It seemed that the medicine, and his general .landard of health.-W ashlng- prolificacy. White U t T h o r a ^ w am!
The C Gee Wo Chine«
powder to prevent the little i i u T
“No, no! I cannot bear it!” murmured calm, kind words did soothe her, for at
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sbppP' « ' « rule, produce but one or having lice on them.
ct>icki
the poor girl, horrified at the thought of once she fell into the restful sleep so
23J Alder S t..
*
People are never so careless as when : V™ ypun* ■■“bally, the p|a may pro.
what a light might reveal.
• r * *•••.«.
Mena will rarely ent tbe,r
much needed. The nap proved quite a
“Tell me, then, which way your room long one, nr.d it was seven o'clock in the they hare a big lot of explosives
"lx'PPn ,0 ‘^ “ty-four, an they are supplied with m . . ,
f
enormous percentage of Increase. To
liea, and I shall carry you thither at evening before she crept through the hall, around.
broken bone, oyster and clam she»« ° f
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mak<*
the
moat
out
of
pork
the
ol<!
and
with
a
trembling
frame
but
head
once!”
Healthy, thrifty fowl, are Invariable
Bank records sh >w some surprising style of keeping pigs eighteen month,
“Straight! Just beyond the door by greatly relieved, entered 8ir Reginald's
. nsi »
CURCS
which you entered, through a puasmge- presence. At once she saw that her ill- things about "good " men.
or so before slaughtering l. abandoned. - H y riser, and should be f c ' s . ^
t Gough tíyrup.
Bold by dg
- ^
down from Z
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