Washington County news., June 08, 1905, Image 4

m arket w ith any o f the standard va­
late heavy rain to keep out o f their
wheat fields, and away from their wait­
rieties.”
It is evident that it is the
ing meadows. Plow horses were saddled,
same old seedless apple that
was
where saddles were; aud where they
known in V irgin ia a generation ago.
were not, a padded sheepskin or a folded
Those who w ant a poor apple merely
horse blanket, girthed on old Jim or old
because it may be seedless are w el­
Nance, or some 2-year-old colt, served
come to pay $3 each for the trees.
the present purpose, aud every uinle in­
By H. W. TAYLOR
habitant over twelve and under a hun­
A t S e e d -B u y in g T im e ,
dred was out and mounted, "single,” gen­
v í a . ' ¿ Â 'P
It Is estimated that If the corn crcp
erally, but
not Infrequently "double,”
o f the country could be lncreast J 1U
nnd in each nnd every instance armed in
per cent It would add to the production
some sort o f fashion— armed to the teeth.
o f wealth In the United States over
Men frequently, hut by fur the most
seventy millions o f dollars. That th-
the personal and mental characteristics generally, boys, galloped across strips
C H A P T E R X IV . —(Continned >
of green prairie, loaded with a long ham­
corn crop can he increased this small
Unfolding her enveloping shawl far of an ideal nutu that I mig! t learn to
mer-look squirrel rifle, curried upon the
D o o r* f o r a H a y B arn ,
per cent ls w ell known, for It requires
enough to free her right arm, Lizzy slip­ worship him? W as that no------”
This cut show-s a simple manner o f only the selection o f the best seed and
“ Miss W ickly, for heaven’s sake don’t right shoulder or ucross the lap. upon
ped her right hand with a rapid- move­
ment and a certuin sense of exhilaration tell me that even now, knowing what 1 the pommel o f the saddle. Here they constructing doors when it 1» desired the best methods o f cultivation to du
that must have communicated itself to perceive you to have divined, you are se­ dash through a thicket of yellow bios- to have the track extend out close to It. The trouble Is, corn is too easily
somed wild artichokes, aud. Indian cups, ttle peak o f the roof T h e large doors
riously affected toward— toward----- ”
the arm which it gently clasped.
grow n and the crop is usually large
"T ow ard your employer? Toward Mr.
i j » « « “ - should be about 7 feet square, and enough so that there are enough ker­
“ H ow very ugreeable to have your
They
are
expecting
to
come
upon
the
en­
hand upon my arm,” he said, turning his Huntley?” she said, with great bitter­
sw ing inside; above these a small door nels le ft In the crib for seed. So the
emy at any moment— all those who come
animated face toward her so that she ness, and emphasizing her manner.with from Reel foot Pond.
For they have - feet s<nmre hinged at the top to average farm er argues, "w h y should I
hud a last opportunity to see it clearly in a conculsive clutch upon Mr. Mason’s heard that the enemy— the railroaders— s"
outside. This opening w ill be pay out good money for seed corn
the cone of light that had turned with arm as she pronounced the relationship
hold armed and hostile possession of the sufficient for the track and head o f whpn there Is more than I need in my
them as far us it could; it turned and and the man. “ It is, perhaps, the very
Farmers’ Hank, and, in fact all Sand- fork, leaving the full space o f the
ow n crib?” H e forgets that the seed
ro w vanished, leaving the darkness dou- poetic revenge o f fate upon you nud upon
me that I do not know; that I cannot town, including the captivity o f their large door fo r the loading o f hay. corn In his cribs may he the kernels
bly intensified.
leading
citizen,
Coonrod
Redden,
together
When
the
low
er
doors
are
opened,
When on yesterday a dim
H e had made a short pause, in which determine.
dropped from nubbins and i f so they One Hundred Y e a rs A go.
with the sheriff and all his posse.
raising the tracking w ill open the up­
her answer ought to have been made; but suspicion o f the truth dawned upon
w ill produce nubbins.
A
smoke
has
been
seen
in
some
unac­
F ifty -fo u r thousand troops stationed
in which she was looking ut his face and me------”
per door, allow in g it to lie upon the
T h e tendency to pay out as little ns nlong the coast o f F ran ce w ere ordered
She paused, and almost sprang forward countable quarter, for a smoke, and from trust rod o f track, out o f the w ay o f
studying it so intently ns not to be able
unguardedly
propagated
possible for seeds is wrong. It is safe to the borders o f Italy,
to withdraw her attention sufficiently la n sudden caprice o f anger, impatience a suspicion
the carrier; when the track is lowered
H e pressed her arm there arises the authenticated report that it w ill shut, closing tight against the to say that in a normal season onu |
from the man himself to catch at once and distraction.
i Beethoven's “ F idelio,” w ith the Le-
little Jim Dikeses* house is being burned,
would make more d ean cash from nore overture, was produced in V i­
strongly and restrainingly against her
the full import of the words.
along with others, up on Big Rattlesnake top o f the low er doors. Both positions
crops grown from the best seed sold enna.
I f they were more than a mere empty side, until she could not fail to recog­
Creek.
o f the track, extending out ready for
compliment! That could have been de­ nize the calming and reassuring influ­
regardless o f price than from double
T h e Bey o f A lgiers declared w a r
Boys
are
careering
about
with
wild
de­
use
and
low
ered
within
the
building,
termined by his manner, if she had ence that he had over her.
the quantity o f what may be called against Spain.
light,
looking
eagerly
for
the
enemy
in
are
also
shown.
studied the words and the manner to­
“ Go on,” he said in n tone that pre­
cheap seeds. I f you don’ t believe In
Lord Nelson’s squadron arrived at
gether. But he seemed to feel that he supposed an accompanying smile o f ex­ every thicket, at every crossing. Other
T o secure the track In w orking posl-
the value o f the best seeds, test them P alerm o In pursuit o f the French.
had not begun this part of the colloquy pectation. “ T ell me fully and \fithout squads o f boys, far off.* up or down the
In a small way. Take, fo r example,
auspiciously, and hurriedly said;
reservation all that you thought when wide river bottom, are at times taken
Lieut. Z. M. I ’ lke was ordered by th »
a fe w seed tubers from the potato pile governor o f Louisiana to proceed to
“ What a black night! I ought to have you began to see the dawn o f the sus­ for the enemy, and there is danger of
collisions
among
the
different
squads
of
In the cellar, then buy from some repu­
brought a lantern. But I know this road picion to which you allude and which I
Minnesota and expel all British tru d er»
ns well as if I had made it foot by foot. had imagined must have reached its the Wabash people themselves.
table seedsman the same quantity ol
from that territory.
However,
old
Captain
Joe
Ellet.
who
In fact, I can fairly claim to have zenith long ago.”
the same variety, cut the seed in the
Russia Joined the coalition against
done much more toward making it than
There was something pervading all his was in the Revolutionary W ar, nnd who
same
way,
plant
at
the
same
tim
e
and
France.
has any one else— it is the road that I words and actions, and his shole man­ has mounted his antique cocked hat, his
g iv e the same care and cultivation. At
Russia established an embassy a t
used to hurry back and forth upon from ner. so very, very different from what she blue brass-buttoned coat, his one huge
harvest time compare results and II
ISandtowu to the geologist's camp, you had known of Mr. Mason! Must she be­ leathern epaulette on his right shoulder,
Pekin, China.
you do not find the argument in favor
gin by telling him this? Yes, plainly, and is seated in a two-horse wagon, play­
remember.”
A aron Burr arrived at Blennerbns-
o f high-class seed a solid one w e ’ ll take
H e laughed in such a light, mocking, if she entered into such n complete un­ ing on a very shrill fife an absurd trav­
I sett's Island, in the Ohio.
esty
on
“
Th
e
Girl
I
L
e
ft
Behind
Me,**
It
all
hack.
careless way, ns it appeared to Lizzy, burdening of her mind, she must tell hint
pauses.to suggest that all Sandtowners
that all the exhilarating anticipation of thus, and tell it first.
H o m e m a d e S tu m p P u lle r .
Seventy-five Years Ago.
But she must know to what it would tie a piece of red flannel upon their right
this walk through the midnight woods
In many places in N ew Jersey there
went out, as the light o f the dark lan­ lead! I f he should ask her in which as­ arms for a sign by day, and a strip of
Oxen w ere used fo r the first tim e on
DOORS FOR A H A Y B A R N .
tern had gone out o f the road behind pect she thought him best, she would be white tow-linen upon the same arm f o r __________________________ ______________ are Italians who clean scrub oak land the Santa F e trail.
n
sign
by
night.
This
suggestion
is
at
tiou
you
have
only
to
pull
dowu
upon
on
contract
for
about
$.11)
per
acre.
them.
compelled to give the genuine and uni­
T h e K in g o f Spain Issued a d ecree
once bruited about as a very remarkable the hoisting rope until the supporting That ls the best nud cheapest plan, bnt
versal woman’s nnswer.
abolishing the operation o f the Sallo
evidence
o
f
the
practical
knowledge
of
C H A P TE R XV.
Even to a woman o f education and
no law in the succession to the Spanish
loop o f the track Is above the hook; you must watch and see that
11Ail
The rain had entirely censed and the some degree o f refinement, with superior an old soldier, and is acted upon at once ..
ven very many
women
investing thi>n a Iitt,e sld* m ovement w ill move stumps are buried in the deeper holes. monarchy.
wind had blown itself away to n fitful tulents and acquirements, this half-mili­
j ^ upon the hook.
In low ering the I have tried the stump-puller, but
and occasional rustle high up in the top tary, bold, confident, stnijmg and jaunty themselves with this war badge.
President Bustamente, o f M exico,
Great numbers o f people from all parts track, elevate to clear the point o f It did not w ork w ell; it was too forbade fu rther im m igration from th e
o f the trees. But I.izzy did not notice cavalier was infinitely better, more at­
these signs o f the fact that the night tractive, than the
plain, unassuming, o f the country have made the wild ex- hook, when pulling in a little upon the heavy to move, and it took four men United States.
was not nearly so black as it had been philosophic assistant to the geologist, no citement o f this bright, cool, sunny July rope w ill draw the loop clear o f the to work It. I want to tell this paper's
Ohio w as the fourth State in popula­
day a pretext for concentrating at the hook.
at the beginning of the period of twenty matter how learned and thoughtful.
readers about one o f the best and most tion in the United States.
minutes or ten, or half hour— she had
lurxe
house
and
gathering
at
the
amp]*
Rnlsing
an(,
low
ering
the
track
Is
She had begun to tell him something
labor-saving contrivances fo r working
I Seven persons w ere burned to death
They all
no notion which— in which they had ot this— choosing her words ns carefully board o f Coonrod Redden.
but a moment's time, anti can be done out stumps. I call it a "stum p-tw ist­ in a lodging house Are in London.
stood and talked in the cone o f the light as she could, so as to preserve for» her wanted to hear, direct from headquarters
e
r;”
see
diagram
.
F
irst
make
a
strong
a
fte
r
each
load
I
f
you
desire
to
close
T h e first omnibus used as a public
from the dark lantern.
own reflection and self-commendation the story o f the noted old Hoosier farm-
three
lup doors.
u°ors. " hen using track the rope hook as fo r a log-hook, only
"Y ou are a very successful dissem­ that attitude of womnnly dignity and er's capture. And then they were sure the
conveyance in N ew Y ork began its trip
be thrown over the door or a nail times ns heavy. Get a good stout polo through the city.
bler, Mr. Mason,” she said, unconscious­ self-poise which she netunlly imagined that his house would be a sort of central
tation for the reception o f dispatches In door jam b out o f the way. N ext 20 to 2f> feet long. About 2 feet from
ly assuming his own light and frivolous she had maintained throughout this short
T h e Bank o f England lost £300.000
from the seat o f war. The large stables w e w ill illustrate a single and double the large end o f pole fasten the hook
manner. “ You have succeeded admira­ but momentous Interview.
by F auntleroy's forgeries.
bly in imposing upon the simple, frank
«
e
r
e
full
of
the
visiting
“
nags”
o
f
the
rail
hinged
extension
track
adapted
to
She had said perhaps enough to com­
President Jackson at a public dinner
and unsuspecting villagers and country mit her to the whole opinion of him as it immediate Redden family,
and their aR the various hay carriers In use.—
In W ashington g a v e
the fo llo w in g
people in and about Sandtown. But I has here been outlined, from her Inst wives' nenrest relations; nud the hitch- M ichigan Farm er
toast: “ Our federal union; It m u»t be
were
---- *
submit whether this were an object whol­ brief cogitation, differing as radically as ing racks and the lane fences
ly commensurate with your distinguished it does from her more elaborately pre­ thronged with squealing, kicking nnd bit­
preserved.”
V ice President C alhoua
G ood P o u lt r y B re e d .
ability. The feat o f deceiving ignorant pared and expressed opinion as shown in ing old mares whose maniacal young colts
responded:
“ L ib e rty
dearer
th aa
W e believe that some o f the troubles
and uneducated people is one that is eas­ the beginning of the walk, only a few were careering up and down lattes and
union.”
ily achieved every day, by very ordiunry moments ago; and which opinion surely roads, neighing shrilly and in chaotic o f raisers o f the W hite W yandotte
tricksters.
A man of genius, I think, must have been the public opinion of all chords as they dashed at every old moth- come from im proper feeding.
W h ile
fifty Years Ago.
A STUM P
T W IS T E R ."
should have exerted his powers upon a Sandtown, rather than her own.
er mare save the dam that belonged to the breed is supposed to be tough and
community like that o f a great city:
the
particular
dasher.
|
hardy
there
is
a
weakness
in
them
T h e first dental clinic in G erm an y
The first opinion which she imagined
wide awake and vigilant as to Its inter­ was her true estimate o f Mr. Mason was
Not by any possibility wns any one som ewhere which demands careful in the manner o f a cant hook, and was established.
hitch
a
team
to
the
end
o
f
lever.
The
ests.”
o
f
the
hundreds
of
careering
and
shriek-
...
,
.
__
in fact but her version o f the verdict of
.
7
reeding. In an experience o f ten years
T h e ship canal at St. M a ry ’s M ich.,
H e laughed so very heartily at this Sandtown upon him, given upon ex parte mg colts ever able to recognize the moth-
... "
,
stump is easily tw isted out. I f there
waspish attack that she felt very much testimony, it is true.
er, past whom it dashed in mad pursuit w ith the breed, w e have found they is any trouble at the start, cut one or was opened.
must be uniform ly fed at the same
Broussa, in A sia Minor, was visited
like joining him in it, although the jaugt:
The Inst estimate which she had for­ o f some unsympathetic nnd petulant
tw o o f the larger roots. A lw a y s try
would then bear the construction of be­ mulated, and had even expressed to all horse having not the slightest resem- hours daily, and that their food must to tw is t stumps soon a fte r a rain; it is by earthquake, and all wooden build­
ing against herself.
intents and purposes, nlthough she was blance to the abandoned aud ignored be o f the best quality and In consider- then so much easier work. In using ings destroyed by fire.
“ Take care of that brier, Miss Lizzy. preparing to formulate it in twenty d if­ dam.
able variety.
T h e system o f registered letters was-
this tw ister there are no tools to carry;
Í T » t>* continued '
I hail almost forgotten the locality of ferent ways, perhaps, wns in reality her
Handled in this manner they w ill
introduced in the United States postal
team pulls pole to next stump. T w o
that bunch. It dragged my hat off one own opinion, and one that she may have
g iv e satisfactory results and produce
service.
AN O Z A R K P O W W O W .
men pull thirty stumps a day easily.—
dark night when I was returning from really entertained from the first.
eggs In about the same numbers dur­
T h e prohibitory b ill o f P ennsylvania
your house to my tent. And nlthough I
Correspondencee
Rural
New
-Yorker.
So strange are the apparently contra­ The In d ia n s Rut P ea ch es Between th* ing the year as the Plym outh Rocks,
was signed by the G overnor and be­
limited and searched fo r it a full half dictory and wholly irreconcilable work­
D ances o f C e rem o n y ,
but, with us at least, they do not equal
came a law.
hour that night, I had to abandon it at ings of the human mind, and especially
C rops f o r O rch a rd s.
N o region in the United States Is the Leghorns in this respect. On the
T h e United States g a v e tw e lv e
Inst and go home hntless. Next morn­ that particular quality o f the huinun
T
h
ere
are
those
who
do
w
ell
w
ith
m ore noted fo r its prehistoric lore and other hand there Is considerable to the
ing I saw it from quite a distance grace­ mind evolved from a woman's brnin.
months’ notice to Denm ark o f its in­
some
small
crop
In
the
orchard.
In
rom antic history than the Ozark M oun-1 oarcags nnd they are readily fattened
fully dangling from a branch of a little
tention to term inate the treaty o f 1826.
She had scarcely begun to recite some
ash sapling where the brier had thrown of these impressions when in the now tains, says IN. C. Carter, who recently fo r m arket when desired. In the hnnd last season's experim ents no difference by which the paym ent o f sound dues
it in the rebound.
I thought I .would almost quiet woods there leaped up the returned from a visit to what may be 0f some poultry men they are very sat- could he seen between the summer cul­
was recognized.
cut them out of the w ay; but I didn’t." distant but perfectly distinct report of a cnlled the wilderness o f the Southwest, lsfaetory and w ill probably become tivation plan and the plan o f g ro w in g
The depot o f the N ew Y ork and E rls
The total irrelevancy of this some- rifle, keen and penetrating in its whip­ w here one gets fifty miles from a rail-1 ___________________________________________ a crop; that is, no difference in the tree
Railroad at Jersey City, w ith several
what tiresome anecdote only confirmed like echoes nhout the resonant aisles of
grow
th.
T
h
e
best
results
fo
r
both
road. W h ile there he witnessed a weird
Lizzy W ickly In her determination to the forest. Mr. Mason stopped instant­
trees and crops between, cam e from passenger and freigh t cars, was de­
make this man feel somewhat of the ly, and turning his beud, listened intent­ scene that has been going on nnnually,
g
ro w in g tw o rows o f potatoes set far stroyed by fire.
It is said, ever since Columbus discov­
weight and the sharpness of the edge ly
T h e church tenure bill, putting th#
enough
apart so that they could be cul­
o f the Sandtown aversion for him.
“ I hope these men have not been fool­ ered Am erica and no one knows how
property o f all religious denom ination »
tivated
on
both
sides.
This
brought
She could not see what he must have ish enough to gather up a force of the long before.
T h ere Is a peak down
the light cultivator close to the trees in the hands o f trustees, wns signed by
seen at once— that this acerbity, so for­ ruffians o f Big Rattlesnake Creek to there called Raid Dave, which is the
on the outside rows and enabled us to the G overnor o f N ew York.
eign to her speech and manner, was the make an nttack,” he said, still lenning his scene every year o f the rem arkable oc­
natural outcry of her wounded self-love bend a little, in the listening attitude.
set the teeth deeper fo r the inside rows
currence referred to. T h e annual visit
and self-pride.
when it w as necessary fo r the benefit Forty Years Ago.
" I will hnve to go back instantly, Miss o f the Indians this year took place not
“ But, niter all. It is perhaps as a simu­ Lizzy. Can you run on alone and join
o f the potato crop. T h e soli Wns fe r­
M obile w as evacuated by the Con­
long
since
and
the
first
Intimation
of
lator, or a personator, that you have Mrs. Redden? I saw her a few minutes
tilized fo r the potatoes nnd quite heav­ federates.
made your most brilliant record in Sand- ago, not more than fifty yards in advance It was given by a fisherman and hunt­
ily, so that a portion, at least, was
T h e testim ony In the so-called Chi­
town, Mr. Mason. T h e pious assistant o f us. W ell, then, good-by till I see you er. A party was made up to Visit the
le ft In the soil fo r the benefit o f the cago conspiracy trial before a m ilitary
to an eminent geologist who iu answer to again, which will be soon— quite soon, if peak and observe the peculiar scene.
trees. B y planting early sorts w e w ere court at Cincinnati closed.
the hungry cry of a religion starved I hnve any control of the matter.”
T h e peak Is 1,800 feet above sea level
able still to get In our cover crop for
people, won his way straight to their
H enry S. Foote, C onfederate Sena­
H e pressed her hnnd warmly, as he and the only vegetation upon It. ex­
simple hearts, Sunday after Sunday, by disengaged it from his arm, and then
tlie benefit o f the orchard this cover tor, arrived In N ew York front Europe,
cept some xviregrass, Is a lone peach
discourses such as they had never heard started to walk rapidly back.
crop being plowed under the spring to traveling steerage to avoid detection,
tree. T h e party reached the foot of
nor dreamt o f! What possible ulterior
T U E PO PU LA R W YAND O TTE.
add humus to the soli. By follo w in g but was arrested.
Rut, ns if under an uncontrollable im­
design could such a course subserve. Mr. pulse, he turned aud ran back, and the peak about dusk and peeping from
this process the best results may be
Lynchburg surrendered to Union,
Mason? W hat possible design could jus caught her in his arms for an instant, tlielr place o f vantage they saw an In­ m ore so In the years to come, fo r they
obtained, and tbe orchnrd w ill reap scouting party; Selina. Ala., and M ont­
tify that particular phase of imposition? pressing his lips again and agaiu to her dian hand*of fifteen or tw en ty sitting are noticeably better and stronger now
tbe
benefits.
W as it for the sole purpose o f affording own.
gom ery w ere reported In Union bands.
around a camp fire. Presently one of than they w ere ten years ago.— In-
you some amusement, when nil the few
Gen. Robert E. Lee, at Appom attox,
Then, with some innudible murmur of them arose and threw a pile o f pine diannpolis News.
P o u lt r y Y a r d P ic k in g * .
sources of amusement in our simple and apology and entreaty, he turned once
knots upon the Ore, which made a I
Our fo w ls would suffer w ere they surrendered the C onfederate array o f
serious community had been exhausted?" more, nud wns gone.
G e t t in g a P o t a t o Crop.
bright light. The others o f the hand |
presented with the same unvarying North Virginia to Gen. G rant on tli#
Oh. Lizzy, how very Ingenuous! How-
In response to the query how to get mess day a fte r day.
terms proposed by the latter.
came up and they all walked toward
C H A P T E R X V I.
very incautious In one who "wanted to
A ju bilee celebration was being held
Th ey I n K° od oroP o f
»n expert re-
Never in the known history o f Sand­ the peach tree in single file
conceal a self-hurt! Anybody could have
In feeding fow ls the best rule to go
paint and
. plles: "^ ® e plenty o f good commercial by ls a balanced ration. This means in every city o f the North because o f
seen the real and only source and origin town had there been a time o f excite­ w ere nil dressed In II war pi............
ment equal to this that now emptied all feathers and when a circle wns form ed I
nnd y ° u nil1 have no trou
o f such a philliplc!
that the hen should be fed Just what the surrender o f L ee and the apparent
“ I beg to assure you. Miss W ickly, the cabins and “ double-logs” along the around the peach tree the whole band i ble‘
end o f the war.
' ery
*®
no,? The is needed.
that there was no deception nor dissimi­ Wabash, from Ileelfoot Pond to Rig R at­ began a d olefu l chant. A t short in ter-! w rlte r tboUK,,t 11 * K00*1 pl" n
P »t
A
variety
In
food
must
be
given
our
lation In that portion o f my relations tlesnake Creek and from the Wabash to vals an Indian Would take one o f the ,bts Rame <l'ip*tion to an expert potato
feathered friends I f w e would have fhirty Years Ago.
with the Sandtown people. I beg that the uttermost parts o f the Overcoat road.
" n<1 th<> fo llo w ln * »■ tbp ®«»>- them fill our expectations. V ariety It
Everybody who told the story in after­ ripe peaches from the tree and eat it Krow<“r’
you will believe this upon my own state­
A battle occurred between m in er»
stance o f his reply;
ment made now; because the Immediate times, and all those who took part in nnd the dance was kept up with its In­
and soldiers near Hazleton, Pa.
“ In a general way, one can get a one great charm o f life.
future can do less to exonerate me from the stirring events ns they occurred, were cantations until the Indians fell e x ­
Get a table o f foods and study the
M artial law was declared in the min­
good crop o f potatoes In a normal sea­
this charge than from any and all the fond of making this commentary upon hausted. T h e watching party was aw e­
proportions and then balance them tip ing region o f Pennsylvania because o f
others. Remember that I declare to you them. O f course, there were the Dikeses, stricken anti departed as silently ns son I f the soil used Is well filled with
iu all solemnity that I have not exceed­ the Sparkses. the Ellets, the Ob-nnses they had ebme to the place. A large humus and ls m ellow and friable. The a little. Clover, bran, green bone and riots by striking workmen.
Moody and Sankey, the re v iv a lis t»,
seed must be first-class and be proper­ meat are good to balance against corn.
ed my powers and duties. I was once an nnd the Shipleys, that knew better. They
party was gathered together next day,
ordained preacher of the gospel. Years had seen excitement in their times— the
ly and thoroughly treated with form a­
I f the chickens must be penned np, opened a new hall In B ow street, Lon­
nil
h
eavily
armed,
anti
returned
to
the
ago 1 left the pulpit for the business old people. They could tell you of times
lin fo r scab before being planted. O f see that they have an opportunity to don, constructed fo r them and capable
the
world. But I have remained, I humbly that were times! But for the time be place, but when they reached
course, the soil must be well fertilized, get a good dnst bath occasionally. Put o f seating lo.isio.
believe, a consistent member o f
nay ing. nnd for the purpose o f the argument, mountain there was a smoldering camp but more than all. the cultivation nnd a half-pail o f dnst w here they may
Paul Boyton, In a bathing stilt,
this was conceded by everybody to be flrv and many other signs o f the great
church.”
care of the plants Is essential. The reach it.
made an unsuccessful attem pt to swim,
There was a noticeable quality o f com­ the mi>*t exciting of all times. Just as (tow w ow , but the Indians w ere gone.
soli must be cultivated and the sprayer
An egg is composed o f a certain per across the English channel from D over
plaint and remonstrance in his latter sen­ last winter's oddest ten days are uni
Th is scene, according to local tradition, kept bnsy. Then. If nothing happens,
tences. It was to this that she address­ vet-sally conceded to have been without
cent
o f albumen, o f mineral matter, to Boulogne.
has been going on every year in the you’ll have a good crop." W h ile per­
ed her answer— her inconsiderate and un­ a parallel in the history o f meteorologies!
w
ater
and other materials. In order
T h e steam er believed to be so con­
autumn tim e for hundreds o f years. haps this reply Is not wholly sattsfac-
guarded answer— as she afterward ac­ observations.
that an egg be formed these necessary structed as to do aw ay with sea-slck-
gives one some Idea o f
knowledged
to
herself, with burning
And what would yon have? I f there Am ong the party were many old timers tory „ at
constituents must he supplied.
ness crossed the English channel— suc­
is necessary In the w ay of ma-
cheeks.
are to be held in remembrance maximum who were fam iliar with the story. Imt
T h e hen that steals aw ay and se­ cessfully, tt was announced.
“ Do you think you did me no harm in phenomena o f every variety o f incident— had never observed the occurrence as (Prinl and labor
Contractor .1. J. Hines ami Clerks
crete» her eggs should be penned up.
pretending to take atich an absorbing epochal, meteorological and seismic— the party above referred to did. This
Thus confined, and with a suitable Channel and Van Meek, o f the Post
interest in me. and in nay plain and aim what is to become o f posterity in the way is but natural, for the place Is much
The Seedless Apple.
pie and uneventful life in Sandtown? o f story telling? Are we to be forever Isolated ami the Indians go there. It Is
Utah nurseryman reporta In the nesting place at hand, she w ill stop Office Department at W ashington,
W as it no harm to me to lead me to silenced simply because hur ancestors supposed, st different dates to avoid Country Gentleman that he has Anally this practice when again released.
were arrested In connection with con­
believe implicitly in the extraordinary at lived and lied before ns?
An egg eating hen m ight as w ell he tract frauds.
having their secret
discovered
No gotten hold o f specimens o f the much-
tributes * ith which you Invested me. in
For the purposes of this period, then
W ith a solemn and emphatic dental
the many conversations you had with 1 there was never an approach to the ex­ one knows what the aigtilflcance o f talked about seedlesa apple, and ha disposed o f by amputation o f the bead.
o f the charges against huu, H enry
my friends and neighbors concerning me? citement o f the day that followed the the weird gathering ls ami tradition » « J * that the fm lt la vary Inferior, and It is a habit that la so hard to break
W as it no harm to me. too. to have pat night of wh eh we have just spoken. Men does not enlighten sny one upon the " r * « « 101! not * ,,ph * • would hare a that the trouble la hardly worth the W ard Beecher concluded h.s direct tes­
timony In defense In the B rook lyn
before me. Iu the most fascinating light. seised the Just and lawful excuse of the subject. -Springfield I Mo.) Leader
t btt» t o f * cb,n c# o t ■ »b o w in g In the value o f the offending fow L
trial.
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