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D ead P ast ____ B) MKS I OVETT CAMEKOR ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *> « «, you have mentioned you need have no anxietr.” It was wonderful what a pain it gave him even to allude to the woman whom he believed to be Sir R -y ’s wife. "Edgar,” he began somewhat nervous ly. "you are the beat fr.end a man ever had." "M y dear Brian— ” " I know there is nothing you would not do for me." “ Nothing, my dear old chap. What is it now V “ Will you leave me to go home alone? I cannot, I think, bear to get there to meet her— unless I am by myself.” "I will do better than that.” said bis cousin promptly, and in spite of his ut- most effort*, hi. heart beat with a aud- <ien gltdnfei that w t i a dismaj to him. “ I will Stop at Smack too-on-Sea. It is tlie D fit BUtiou now, and I will join you by the first train in the morning. Mr. Talbot,” he aaid aloud, to their fellow trareler. “ 1 have half a mind to stop with you at Smaekton to-night, and re- new- my acquaintance with your charm- ing w ife .' Ér*% [THE W EEIttf HISTOI V ihu i o u r F a r m e r . P r a g u e » . The American farmer ralaedjn l » « « ” 708000.000 bushels of coni. (0 0 bushels o f wheat^l.OOO.OUO.o»-J bushels o f oats. 33 .U 00 .U 00 bushels of ! rye, 150,000.000 biwbeln of barley. .30.* C H A P T E R X X V L —ICootinned-i ' “ Do you think It » « duty I should Ii*a*0<kj bushels of flaxseed, 350,000.0« Bh* « * s v.rl'* hare b*'*«'* ," r? Ah! no> * *'*• nut g a u n sn u i >e** Pear, o f p otato«. 28.«>0.0U) barrels a * u ll »nr 00 « of those who watche-l good enough. It was only hippine*» that J job O ou hardener's Chronicle In a re- i „ bushels f apples. 3.000,000 bushels o f union*, her d>ubt It? For the first day. indeed. I wanted. Can the one mak* up for the Usue iIllutrates a new pear now It Matte l a* though the bittern«»» of ! other* Xerer. never’ When I knew . . . rtutlnzulBbed 'lloiem bushels of cranberries, 030.- death w»» already over. Hut w.ih the j that he loved you, then I would not atay UUO.OUO pounds of rice, l^o.uou tons ‘ * ‘ u* intnaluwd * * * “ *“ ^ dacMtfularae of the d.rf.*« which coo- to see the hollow mockery of a lo r - that poinol fcUt, M. Lhariea • beet sugar. 11.00U.O0O bales o f cotton. was never mine. I thought I would go. _____ d her. »he ra!i ed -She citn# hack France. M. Baltet tbiuks tb » 1 ' 5 S.UOO.UOO tons of hay, 42 . 600.000 and that he would be happier, and I— I to life, and to a certain amount of which he pr"|»<ses the name Roose- pounds o f broom corn and 188 , 000,000 Strews' -. eh# w»» able to be dreeae*! and could, perhaps, forget.” velt,” Is destined to bring about u rev- pound* of tobacco. In addition milk, She spoke very softly and sadly. There to alt propped w.th ctuhioa» in an arm 0|ution In fruit gardens and orchards, butter aud cheese from 17.370,000 cows, chair, before the fire. A br.fht color was no emotion in her voice. It was as . j be trve j, gaj j to be a robust grow though she wss telling the story not of which products alone will be worth In j tin*» 1 her wax like cheek«, her eye» . ve productive, either as a shone and glowed with a strange preter- herse.f, but of some other woman wbo 1900 more than $685.000.000. He ' a 1- 1313— Juan D i»» I '« S .11» W H T.V m ‘ ° T r standard or a . a dwarf, grafted on had loved and suffered. natoral br.iliancy, and yet »be w » i going . to ms cows at i T 4 b 2 .ooo. 000 • - say -- j mouth of the Kw Janeiro joyed. Do b o , my dear air, do t o by rprv I ues his Rosamond cm tch el before her, bidd all means,’’, he cried heartily. The train quince stock. The pears grow to die. they all knew it: it was death nothing of the 43.700,0UU other cattle. 1515 — l,ouis X II. o f France died. | M r Ä lh a ing the two small hands in her own. robbed of all his horror», death clad in was Blackening iu §i>eed. Edgar began large, sometime* measuring ove * worth In round numbers $»¡»13,000,000. j 5 o j — Martin Luther excommanit»:i Ohio, write a beautiful and altogether wonderful Hot tears of pity dropped thiekly upon gathering his ruga and sticks together. Inches In diameter. The eut 1» sup- them. It seemed to her all too sad and ■t to make the "P* I&23— Knights of M alt; o ll* « » p e garment, bat it was death all the same. “ And 1 shall see her again,” he said posed to be about half the natural sire add another *1.500.000.000 for horses the Island of 1 K« Keppington Hall was a changed too pathetic, the faithful, childish heart, to himselrf. And as he said it, bis 0f tbe p^gt fruits. The flesh is snow Turks. ' «Mast D ll 'ec bouse. Instead of solitude and silence, that having lota its illusions, had gone heart was filled with a wild and insane w.hite melting and of a delicate, sweet and mules and 47.400.000 sheep nnd and desolate empty room», there »ere the away alona to die, sooner than live on delight. swine In the barns and fields. Next 1340— Henry V III. married to and agreeable flavor. htuhed »tep» of many feet along the pas with only a shadow of ita own deed « « e e e « « daughter of Duke of Clev«». f Bobt. L. rear he expects to handle 1 , 800 , 000,000 I The color of the ripe fruit is light sages, and fires hi many room», where the hopes. 1589— Catherine De Msdici died, o f Calk)' At Keppington that morning there dozen o f eggs. "And it is I who have brought you saddened little group of fr.end», who had were anxious hearts who waited with ■ A n fr 1004— Jesuits reinstated in Fr»att I I rallied about her, had taken up their this woe,” she sobbed, with a bitter gloomy forebodings to see what the day W hite A r le .b o r j Hock*. 1049— Aune of Austria, gueea I °.f ed , quarter», meaning to remain by her til! self-remorse, biding her face upon K it would bring forth. The soft w_dte plumage Is one of the of France, , fled from l’arii Kitten’s small, thin hand ;* tbs end, or at lea»t until her husband ten’s lap. Kitten lay still in her armchair. She chief attractions of the Aylesbury Germain. should corns to her. To find Brian was rested lightly upon the dark, bowed was too weak now to be moved. Rosa breed, and like most white plumage 1*151— Charles II. crowned K n I the difficulty. Rosamond, who had aeen head. r ^ mond and Hoy took it in turn to watch No, do not say that Once I was I him last, only knew that he had return- land. grippe. ’ has a tendency to assume a yellow hue by her. Upon the lips of each, as they j I ed to London, and only hoped that he angry and jealous, once I almost hated passed each other with hushed footstep* If exposed to the sun. The beak will 1GC1— First appearance of womeoi^^*1* ' ^an , might be there still. The bouse in you, but I was wrong, oh, yes, l was upon the threshold of her room, there j said to have been made itT J K also lose its delicate pink hue and be Was I Lowndes Square was shut up. Roy very wrong, for it wss nnjust. coin Inn Fields theater. Lo hand bong! was ever the same question: come yellow if exposed to too much H I could think of no better plan than to it your fault that he loved you first and a “ Will he be in time?” sunlight In summer. The bill of the IffiW— Marshal Luxembourg died ]j telegraph to his club. They dhhso, but best— is It ever a woman's fault? And able ti And as they stood for one half minute j Pekin should be yellow, but the bill of 1098— Whitehall Palace, LoadtM no answer came. The telegram lay there she always has to bear all the punish together,' Roaamond heard all at once! the Aylesbury should be a delicate | stroyed by fire. a whole day, then the lawyer’» clerk ment, Always, always, the sins of the the distant sound of wheels upon the ^ called and fetched it, together with aev man are laid upon her. as well as the gravel drive. pink or flesh-color, and birds Intended 1717— Triple alliance formed b jjjS The ] l era] letters, and took it round to hia burden of her own. Oh, yes, it is very for exhibition must possess this qual j land, France and Holland. "M y den “ Listen, there is a carriage.” I master's office. The lawyer found It the hard, very hard, but it was not your Ity or they will suffer at the hands of 1724— Philip V. of Spain at»lii man, "as v Rosamond stood quite still at the open j following morning. According to hia ln- fault.” door and waited. Soon she perceived a the Judge. Birds raised for exhibition | favor o f his son. w e should "Say that you forgive me,” pleaded r structiona from his client, be opened It; lumbering one-horse fly that was creep pun<oses must he guarded against too 1725— Pope Benedict X III. opt - and profit I then being altogether shocked by it* im- the other, clasping the white hands be ing slowly up towar<h the house, but, to much exposure to the sunlight In the j Holy Gates. For lnstan , pert, and fearing to deal too sudden a tween her own. “ It is trne that it was her surprise, it came not from the sta summer. Of course, these delicate 1729— Many persons killed or ixjnsff regular I blow to the husband, he telegraphed the not my fault. When I came back free tion, but from quite the opposite direc f substance out to Mentone, not to Des- I sent for him, thinking he had kept his tion. a result o f a great fo,- eav- (pending 1 points are of no consequence to the Rhe could not imagine who it I mond, but to hia cousin. Edgar Uaikes. promises to me, and that he would be could be bringing. Certainly, however, London. “ Oh. I ’v market poulterer other than to show I A great deal of all too precious time was free. too. When be told me that he was U could not be Brian. 1735— Paul Revere born. ¡»lied, swe« ------------ -— ------------ :------------- ... . , . . the true type o f the breed. married it was like a deathblow, at first, thus wasted while this took place. Gertrude Talbot was filled with de- J®»ow «hading to lemon, with bright "H ave y For farm purposes the Aylesbury Is 1737— John Hancock born. I At Keppington they watched and wait- to me; but I sent him back to you. Still, lighted astonishment at the spectacle of red spots on the sunny side. The season lea . In j ed, longing for news. I’oor Mrs. Succur- since I have injured you unconsciously, the very person whom her insatiable cu In Northern France Is from September j to be recommended, second only to tbe 174i»— B»nedict Arnold born. Pekin; It possesses the many good 1T43— Gen. Anthony Wayne bora. i den’s dismay and consternation, upon say ‘ Rosamond, I forgive you!’ ” * riosity had been dying to discover. to November, being in good eating con qualities o f the I’ekln, and can be bred 1737— Attempt made to — ■ learning that the little maid whom she She repeated the words In a whisper, “ My dear, it must be— It is she!” she dition through the whole month of Oc "E h ? ” . had bullied and scolded, was no other with a little smile: Louis X V . of France. cried breathlessly, clutching at Marga tober. M. Baltet has tested It for with almost the same success. The ad than the wife of her master, was most "Ye*. 1 "Rosamond, I forgive you.” ret Ora Utley's arm, aa the fly came siow- years, and does not hesitate warmly to vantages claimed for Aylesbury are the 1757— Calcutta retaken by the I pitiable. .She lamented her blindness, Anil Rosamond kissed her. t?” ease with which It Is acclimated, thriv ly up to the front of the great white 1702— England declared war ^ "Y es; I ) and walled orer her past conduct in a recommend IL Ills great reputation "Perhaps some day you will remember, house. ing In every country and clim ate; Its Spain. i fashion that was almost ludicrous. More you and Brian together, that 1 gave my Ible town “ Who is it?” whispered Margaret will go far to encourage trials of this early maturity; its great hardiness; Its i especially was her remorse great in the life so that you might be happy.” 177C— Union flag raise-1 at Caml “ O f corn sensutlonal variety.—Farm Progress. back. t matter o f the broken crystal goblet. "No, dearest, you yourself will liwe Mass. “ Mrs. Earle, of course! Then I stake P ro v id e W a r m t h for Hog». ritb mam "T o think," she cried, "that I should to be happy, and Brian will learn to 1777— Battle between America» nee o f $1 Says a swine grower In the W est: | hare been so dreadfully angry at her value the treasure he has so nearly lost. my existence that Brian Desmond is here, too!” British forces at Princetoa, 5 Indeed - 1 You think of tbe hog as being covered i breaking that glass goblet, when all'the W e have sent for him. He Is coming; “Then— then— where is Roy?” stam 17S1— French invaded island ot Ja ••obj jp . | time it was her own, and she was fre at any moment he may be here. Be with a two or three-inch layer of pure mered Margaret, bewildered. and met with defeat to smash it into powder if she chose, and lieve me. you will be happy yet.” ou know fa t You think o f that fat as belpg a Koy came qnickly forward. nobody dare say a word! But Kitten only shook her head. 1784— Treaty between Uniled State I0W an “ Margaret— here?” he looked from poor conduct»ir of heat and cold, letting “ I would nut be ao very unhappy at "No. For me there is nothing more, Great Britain signed. ollar for little body heat escape aud letting lit one to the other in bewilderment. | that, Mrs. Succufilen,” said Rosamond, only sleep. Life’s poor play is over.” 1787— Arthur Middleton, one of thi ilngg.” _, Col. Trefusis drew Rosamond away. tle o f the fold of the weather get at who happened to be the recipient of her era of the Declaration of I ^ T c i f . OO-L-IJ v v v i i Roy took their place in the open door- the real bog. complaints. "It was certainly not yonr C1IA1 lr .lt A A v II. Bsy He looked stern and angry. There pendence. died. fault that Mrs. Desmond chose to fill so If you stop to think, you will The expres tram was hurrying north- w„ „ frown ou hU brow. an,, tbe liae, 17SS— Georgia ratified the constitutors | humble a position iu tier husband's wards on the Great Northern line. The of hi, molUh were harii aa,, fixeJ. Mar. remember that hogs are hot-weather of the United States. Benevo. I house; it is no use regretting the past; pace was ternfic: fields, villages, towns j garet had (e<u him look Uk( that be. animals. All summer they siiend ¿nuch :hr I what we hare to do now is to see if by even flew by at a lightning speed, for 1793— State canal of IV-nnsyivaaiil 8treot time In the sun, and In winter they any chance we can save her poor frail the train was best of the day. and there j fpre. g u n ... .Alien bill psssed “ you e ’ pile up so as to keep warm. They come "W hat is the meaning of >11 this?” life now.” land. .. .Third partition o f Small I were but few stoppages between London from the house or pen steaming In the "W hat arranged between Russia, A u® fight, and York. No one waa ever heard to he said, coldly aud hardly. and Prussia. * smash* But though Rosamond spoke brightly complain of the speed of this particular brought you here, Margaret, and you, cold air o f winter. They shiver with I end hopefully, she did not believe In her train before; and yet, to-day, there was a | Mrs. Talbot? Had you not the sense the sudden chill. 1 i9o— J -;ah Wedge-vii-id, ■;,vei Benevol Somehow that fat does not act as a I owu words. As Roy entered the octa- passenger In a first-class carriage, who | to keep away from this house? What Wedgewood ware, died. whicl I j 'î l | gon room, bearing the small, frail form seemed scarcely to ait still, so great wa* was Felicia about to let you come?” non-conductor. The hogs sweat In the 1*98— American 1 .,ngre*s madeMmal1 ^ "Oh! don’ t be angry, Roy.” He was 1 that wag but a feather weight in his hia irritation at the few brief and nec dead o f winter as they pile up in a $12.800 to K --insko, the 5r * We( I arms, the felt that it was impossible essary stoppages, and so terrible was so like his father now that it fright- cold place. It would, therefore, seem patriot who aided in the WHITE AVLESBCnr DUCKS. impatience to be at hit Journey’s end. ene*l her. Indeed, it wns not ? elici a , f that in anything Bo white ami hie fragile the revolution. probable that It would require more "Tw o minutes lost in the last half who sent me; but what do you suppose y * 11' flame of life should ever blaze up again feed to keep hogs out in the cold than Felicia will think of you» she who should 1801— Union of Great Britain 1 Hnrdup H / Into vitality. large size ; its great prolificacy, and hour,” he muttered angrily. become your wife? And, Roy, pray come It would In a warm place. Tenderly and gently Roy put her down ,an<1- lurant a the real beauty which It possesses. "They will make it up in the next,” S l f in ’ the big armchair, filled with ctish back with us. We have been so anx Experiments have shown that a sav Raisers recommend for raising exhibi 1804— Insurrection of Iri-i. c#lere a ,j. answered his companion soothingly. ) . Ions, that bad been prepared for her. New South Wales. |n “ To think of the days that have been ious about you, Felicia and I, and what ing o f about 2 3 j»e r cent In the feed tion birds one drake to two ducks, or J Khe smiled at him gratefully, but for wasted! If I had only never gone out good can yon do here? You cannot sure- bill Is made when hogs are sheltered V 1806— Breslau surrendered to thi W eloff- two drakes to five ducks, all being al I some moments she was too exhausted to ngaiu to the cursed Riviera—aud now I *** It cannot be r-ght for 1514--*i '.1 ntzic surrendered t , you to stay here. Come back with us to so they are comfortable. It is better lowed to run together.' Duck raisers apeak. Her breath came quick and may be too late!” Wustemberg. „ No . ' for the hogs to lie warm enough so who raise large numbers for market Felicia.’ ' • short, her head sank back wearily 1822— Declaration of indepesii an -j “ We must hope for the best," answer that they do not lie in a pile all the 01 j against the pillows, and her thin little ed his friend, but he, too, looked anx breed them ns they do Peklns. using Then Itoy answered her. the Greeks. » time. They move about more and take f hand, which shs lifted for a moment ious and fronted. “ Once ami for all, understand me, from four to eight females to one 1825— Ferdinand IV., King needed exercise, and are less liable to J between herself and the fire, fell hack male, according to the season of the In the further corner o f the snnie car Margaret. NVlther Felicia, nor any oth died. 1» again nervelessly into her iap. Roy, riage where sat the two cotmius waa a er woman, will ever be my wife. Once, catch cold when they do not get np a year. . — 1 resh blood is introduced every ,000 -• ,, , .. , !• atsndlng s moment behind her w ith wild gentleman, who now and then cast fur long ago, I wanted to marry tbe girl 1 sweat and then go out in the cold to year to keep up the size, and breeding France i anxious eyes fastened upon her, felt all th e glances at them from behind his j loved, but you—you were worldly and feed. stock Is seldom kept longer than t h # .. . . . , I at once that he could not bear the sight, t ewspnper. calculating aud you came between me it G o o d C o r n e r P o s t. second or third year.— Exchange. i There came a great choking lump In his I and her— you robbed me of my love aud against dispatch or delii^ Rome little discussion having arisen There are a good many ways to make I throat, a singing in hi* ear», and a of my happiness. After that, can I ever mails on the Sabbath.... | blinding mist before hi* eyes. He turned previously, concerning the opening and listen to you again or be guided by what corner posts, but they are not all good W a itin g Feed. killed iu a mine expt■ shutting of the windows, this gentleman, I away swiftly and noiselessly, and left you say to me? As. you have made my ones. I send a sketch o f one which I Lyons. France. ir iu » , A large proportion of the hay and after the train had pulsed York and got [ the room. life, so must that life remain, unloved licated think Is tbe best I fodder produced on farms is stacked, 1830— Meth'-dism first upon the branch line, where the stop and desolate to my death. And so 1 will >Id in 1’ reaently Kitten looked up. No one ever saw. Posts but hay stored in the barn will keep pages were frequeut, and no doubt most Germany. . . . .. . .. , not come with you now— is it likely? t was with her but Rosamond. Mr*. ........... on corners and in much better condition than when 1833— First uewspaper issued il tatal irritating, took an opportunity o^ address- ( she ot)Ij. wonlan 1 fVer loved. Is In ' Earle knelt in front of her chair upon short bends In a stored In stacks. It Is almost Impos you think thi. 1 would N. Y. .. .filarle* Lamb uns I tbs hearth rug. the red tire glow shone ing himself to Edgar Us ikes, who sat j her deathbed. Do you nearest to him. line of fence will sib.e to escape loss when it is expose-i 1842— English began retreat fr om the leave her? Go home, Margaret, and re • upon her beautiful face, and upon the “ Y'ou are perhaps acquainted with this pent, if you can. of the evil you have lean If not braced. lu stacks. Damaged hay will be wast 1843— Steven F. Mason, ex-lh I the ey t pitiful, tsnder e)e* which she In-lit upon part of the country, sir?” brought upon me.” This one does not ed by the animals, and there is an ad i th.< sick girl. Michigan, died. ir o a t 1 Edgar replied that he knew It very Hard words for her to hear from the have to be braced, ditional loss in quantity by exposure A little while ago, perhaps. Kitten well Indeed. The stranger was an im 1848— Girard College, boy to whom her life had been devoted. 1 might h ire been’ startled Ht the sight of mensely tall man. of rntigh exterior; he ’ as it braces Itself. that may not occur in the mow. It Is opened...........Insurrection ^ in ter, * her, she might have shrunk away, turn- wore a huge red beard and was bronxed She bent her head in bitterness. ____ ’ This Is the way it better to sell the hay that cannot be sina. Sicily. ns and And the fly turned slowly round snd | Ing from her with a great and miserable and battered in appearance, like a man — is made: Cut n stored in the mow than to accept risk 1849— I . or, .f • a ‘ be : 1 i : Jealousy. But she was past all that who had led a life of much exposure to went back to Stuaekton-on-Rea. Neither small tree (size o f the weather. of its occupants spoke a word ou the by Dr. Locke of O ■ *• un CO RN E R FUST. now. Nothing surprised her ,r «,-onied every sort of cliinste. you wish fi>rpostl way home. •I wonderful now. nothing , distresses! Fodder can be as truly wasted when 1833— Gen. Aristas resigned •‘1’ erhaps, then,” he continued, “ yon that Is forked. Cut fork one foot pnt In the stomach as when trodden (To be continued.) eco tuta I her. Rhe looked at her steadfastly, with can kindly inform me what sort of place shorter than body. Put post In ground, latter a! I those strange eyes, that R'«.im<iil had is Stuackton-oii Sea ?" I t W m ilil Re 111 S o , under fo o t Unhoused cattle have a I likened to a human ».ml. and then glanc- aga 11 st liberty " f e look» “ It is a very dull place, sir," replied “ Speaking o f charity.” said the mor- turn fork on Inside corner and place continuous battle for com fort and all I ed upward to where the c.l .red uun i Ralkes. altzer, “ every man gliould give accord rock under end o f prongs. Comer posts consumption o f food shows no result, •s34 -Ere:.. Ii and Engli-li I turn of handsome It..sam aid Ur n in made this way will never pull over. "A h! — and the accommodation ing to his m eins.” the Black se# on their * » £ find- for the reason that it is used wholly I her dr.'np tig hoover hat and feather, there------ ” tuning To bold fence on banks or hill sides, "True,” rejoined the demoralizer, in keeping life. Moreover, they are 1 smiled down happily upon the two worn- “ le clean, but very homely and nn- cut short posts—say three feet lo n g - !V.3— Victoria Bridge a -- ** T ronic . I an who had held llriau Desmond’» heart pretvntious; there Is only one hotel, and “ but Instead a lot o f men give accord stuunted by their stay at this un rence river carried awaf fcmiach anil dig holes two feet deep above each | between them. ing to their meanness.” thrifty stage, and will never show as that Is a second-rate one.” post. Put In p ost then nail plank be 1857— Assassination of the "Y on are Mrs. Earle?" she said softly "Then what I want to know, sir,” re good results afterward. Sympathetic# of I’aris (Sibouse tween short post and feuce.—Roscoe For all answer Rosamond l;fte.| the plied the big man, bringing down his "W h y dl»l you tet your cup o f coffee T orbett I s wasted Ungers for s moment to her lip*. red fist upon his knee, “ Is what the deuce -*1 □eccm * I „ __. . —. . . __ __ . Fortunate Farmer. “ And you love llriau T” esn take a fashionable woman there in on the #ofa. Mr. Newcom er?" a sk ed, "M y dear, all that is past long, long the month of January? The maid ser the boarding house landlady. From the annual report o f the Sec. I In a recent report, published by the irrh ago. Do not trouble vnnnslf about it." vant, «lr, gave me certainly one piece “ It is so weak w , m the reply “ that L owa s u u . Da)ry Commissioner tbe retary o f Agriculture. It appears that r ahe murmured soothingly. of information; ahe told me that her mis- I thought it would be a good Idea to 1 ... ^ „ . . farm crops in the United States have »•«>n fr "in Italy on act "Is love ever past?" Kitten said treat was staynug with totue people of let It rest awhile.” I aT* ra*° c0*t o f Producing one pound of tion's low finance*. g uS* never before been harvested at such a the name of Grantley.” | ____ ____ __________ | butter is given as follow s: I dreamily, almost to herself. high general level o f production and '885—-Earthquake *h-H'k- I«1 1 Jffi “ Yts. yea,” broke out Rosamond lm Edgar Kaikra looked up quickly. I Doubtful Remark. In tb« creamery that makes 40.000 petuouslv. "Ths-.k (lod, yes!—or else "Grantley, did you say?" j D olly— And when our atito w as I pounds o f butter per year. It costa four vaine as during the present year Com 11 bIo<x shire.............Vrchhi-h 'P * . It were too great a burden for a woman Yes; but who Is Grantley? The girl ; speeding like the wind. Just think o f 1 cent* to make one pound o f butter, ha. rasched it. highest production DhladelphUi '-*1 to bear." **“ P*°ipis. That a easily said. Is hi* proposing to me! | anti In a creamery producing 50.0UQ over 2.700.000.000 bushels, of . to u i pallium. The ready tears rushed into the el ler an ey P_,lr* or »».igu ar, woman o r ; Dorothy— Pm not surprised. They poumle It coats 3 4-10 cents to make estimated value of *1.216.000.000 Har [ woman's ayes, but Kitten's grave eyes man. sir? That's what 1 want to knowj 1891— Emma Abbott, fa* comes second, with a raine o f 1 « / any running an automobile makes a one pound ; while In creameries making were dry. only she looked away into the ami that's what I am going to see.” singer, d i d . .. . SettleingM 100 , 000 ; cotton is expected to yield 150,000 pounds per year. It costs only "I know a gentleman ot the name of man reckless. firs glow and sighed. tier 1 ispute between *3.5.nuu.000: and as to wheat, the sh- rt 1.85 cents. In some o f tbe very large “ I left him to you." she said softly. Grantley," said Mr. Ha.kee, rather hesi Afghanistan. New wtyte. ern pof last year Is followed by a cron tating y. “ *ffi K>y Grantley; U yonr (V after a pan««. 1893— Last spike driven in "W e will mid a h.t ,0 tb# fartHoa,” S ? * ” ! plnnt^ th* t K * r* J " * “ » " « of 684.100.000 bushels, the Talue bf “ !»esr child!" o r » ! Rosamond eager wife I* staying »ith li ra and and hi# remarked the gray moth Northern extension ts I 1 300,000 pounds o f butter per year. It »blchJ525.000.000. „ larger than w a! ly, “ if I hsd Only seen yon or known wife. 1 am ear# that the is ui T«ry g «1 coast. "In what w a y ’;” ,*ked tbe white C"* t* *** P° Un<1 Th<** I yon. If yon had but come to me. I hands; perhap#—V you would kindly fa exer before ranched. It I. Interesting 1805— Million dollar fire at moth. ,D* ure# dearly abow that tt># larger the ■ would never have let yo u leave him. 1 i vor m# wl:h your u r a e — ” . . . . Ma n y lie - - that the e*ti mated value of ’■Certu'»#l/} my nnme ia T a lb ot” re- ’’ Why. some people will N- w enrln - iCTeamery ,he «beeper can be milk and butter. *663,000.000 tint« the msdno«» would have -lie-l out nic ( »• „ I o f his heart, ami he would have loved p led th# other, readily. open-work overcoats this su tu m n ” ” I » • nnfar,ure.l. »nd they also show that larger than the value o f any ¿ o p ex- I. r p. \v. t ' n n d -------------------------- It take# about 400 cows, tributary to j you, aad you only. Is It not a wife’s “ I know Mrs. Talbit: I hare often '•598— J .!,□ D. R..ckefe:l«r .5« cog met her. I assure you, Mr Tslbot, duty to be ever with her hjshaud?" The roofs - » *he ha ¡wnetrate the u,w « « • »«(.w factory, a pruuiaoie profitable cream- cept com, and that the product o f egg* ‘ 1 that 40*11 >■' r jH ’ n p in rc tut* r/, before w iu r f n *100.000 to Utlirer-Ttr -th S. »a # valued at only *5,000,000 .ess than Kitten Shook her head, and a email, if she 1# staying with— with—the perauus ak a about oue twelfth of au Inch. #ry business can be established. >809— l .rmal delirery of the :arg# wheat crop. •ad studs stole into her fees. United States. ! i *! !> « i ft i Î