toiiAJ gOLANDE I BY WILLIAM BLACK r fcf fc. IfWPrtWWflWTip CHAPTEH X. (Continued.) Thin was nil tlmt was said at the time; nml It mint be admitted tli.it It loft Mr, Wlntcrbourne pretty much In the ssmo mood of anxious perturbation. His cart worn face Instantly nttracteil Yolande' notice. She became nwnrn that there was trouble somewhere; there v n kind of rout nil lit In tho social ntmosphere of the house; she even found the honest and hearty John Shortlands siren to moody Marine Into the lire. So she went to her own room, and aat down, and wrote the following note: "Allt-nam-ba, Friday. "My Dear Archie We aro all In n utite of dreadful depression here on ac count of the bad weather, and the gen tlemen shut up with nothing to do, 1'lease, please, take pity on us, and come niong to dinner at seven. Do you know that Monaglcn li for sale? What a Joy It will be If Mr. Melrllle should get It back again, nfter all that will Indeed be Melville's Welcome Home You will make us all very happy If you will come nnd spend the evening with us. "Yours affectionately, "YOLANDE." She sent !hl out to be taken to Lynn Towers by one of the gillies who was to wait for an answer; and In mtmethlng more than an hour, the lad on the sturdy little black pony brought back this note: "I.ynn Towers, Friday Afternoon. "Dear lolaudt I regret very much that I cannot dine with you to-night! nnd as for Tuesday, I am afraid that will be Impossible, as I go to Inverness to morrow. I hope they will have a good day. Yours sincerely, "A. LESLIE." She regaried this answer nt first with astonishment, then : felt Incllued to laugh. "Look nt this, then, for a love letter!" he saw to herself. had not to watch her words, or think of what he was thinking of what she wns saying. She apologised for hav ing brought him down from his electric works; nnd asked him If he would tnko n turn In the garden for n minute or two. as she had something to say to him; nnd then went out, ho following. She did not notice that when she inadn this Inst re mark his face looked rather grave. "Mr. Iicsllo went to Inverness this mornlug?" she said, when they were out In the garden. "Do you know why he went?" "Well," said he, "I believe they have been having some dispute about the marchea of the forest; but I am told tt ls all amicably settled. I fancy Archie Is going to have tho matter squared up In Inverness." She hesitated then. She took up a flower; regarded It for a second, and then looked linn fair In the lacv. "Mr. Melville." said she, "do you think It strange that I ask yon this question? you are Mr. I.esllo's friend; Is ho of fended with mo?" "I have not the slightest reason to suppose that he Is," was the answer, giv en with Mime earnestness, for he was gkd to find the question so simple. "None? I have not done anything that he could complain ofto yod or any one?" "I assure you I never heard him brenthe a word of the kind. Upsides," added he, with n very unusual warmth In the pale cheeks, "I wouldn't listen. No man could K such a coward " "Oh. please don't think that I am angry," she sold, with earnest entreaty. "Please don't think that I have to com plain. Oh, no! Hut every one knows what mischief is wrought sometimes by mistake; some on Mug offended and not giving n chance of explanation; and and I was only anxious to be assured In round; (he objects there seemed to nam no Interest for him. Then he went bnek , lo the house- Into tho room where ho. liml found her stniidlug; nnd tlmt hnd I more of a charm for hint; the ntmosphero ' situ seemed to hear tho perfume of her i presence, tho music of her voice still seemed to hang In the nlr. She limt left on the table she lind forgotten, Indeed n couple of boards Inclosing specimens of some Dowers. These ho turned over. regarding with some attention; but still his mind wns itbscttt; ho wns following In Imagination the gtr) herself, going away nlong the rond there, nlone, to meet tho revelation that wns to niter her life. And wns he going to stnnd by, Idle? Wns hn going to limit himself to the pnrt he hnd been nsked to piny tlmt of mere mes sage hearer? Could he not do something? Wns he to Ih dominated- by the cownrd fear of being called nn Ititermeddler? He snatched up hi tint nnd went quickly out nnd through tho little front gnnlen Into tho rond: there ho pnttsed. Of course, ho could not follow her; she must needs seo him coming up the wldo strain; ami in tlmt ease what excuse could he gire? Hut what If the shooting party had not yet come down from th hill? Might he not Intercept them some where? lie held along by tho hilltop, until, far below him, he came In sight of I.ynn Towers, nnd tlie bridge, and tho stream, and the loch; and onward still he kept his way, until the strnth came In view, with Allt-nam-ba, nnd n palo bin smoke rising from the chimneys Into the still evening nlr. I'mhnlity Yotando hnd got homo by tlmt time. rV he kept rattier back from the edge of the hilltop " T3 Hot Cor l'liiiiluulluu. Cortnlu kinds of plniitit grown lit pot nr often subject to the attack of Insects even In tho summer, ul though tho trouble Is greater durius, tho mouths of winter, when Out plants are grown In tho heitt of tho limig room, without much moisture. To thor oughly cleanse iilnntM of Insects they must bo fumigated, tobacco burned being the mentis generally employed. Of course. In this work tho initio Idea Is to keep the nlr front tho phints dur ing the process of ftimlgntlon. The fumigating box tuny bo of nuy size desired, neeordlng to tho ntuuhor of plntits to bo demised, although n box which tuny be conveniently dir tied nliont Is preferred to nny tiling larger. After selecting the box, uuue it frtimo three Inches wide nnd null Hut by and by she began to attach ' that I had done nothing to vex him. Ills "HAVE YOU TOLD MK K EKYTHING?" 'I , y .' ,-,1 s, . - nrottud tho edge of tho box. Then so that he should not ho descried: nnd hi I l,,,r ' '- ""l' " '"' end Of the duo time nrrlTed nt n point overlooking l,os- T"' Mink n frnnie to fit snug tho Junction of the three glens, down one b' over tho box (sen the upper llltis of which tho shooting pcoplo were almost trutlon In the cut) nml fasten hoops certain to come. m It. Uoer this hooped frame with lie looked nnd waited, however, In unbleached muslin, tacking the untallu vain; mm tie was comtug to the conclusion that they must have nlready Hied mid gone on to the lodge, when he fnueled ho saw something move IxJiInd some birch bushes on the hlllsldo beyond the glen, l'resently he made out n pony grating, and gradually coming more nnd more Into view. Then he rellcctod tlmt probably the nttendnnt gillie nnd tho pnnnters were hidden from sight behind these birches; nnd that. If It were so, tho shooting party had not returned, and were louiid to come back that way. A very few minutes of further waiting proved his conjectures to be right; n scat tered group of people, with dogs In to heel, appearing on the crest of the hill opposite. Then he had no further doubt. Down this slope ho went nt headlong speed; crossed the nulling burn by springing from IxiiiUler to boulder, nnd very soon encountered the returning par ty, who were now watching tho panniers Being put on the ixvtiy's back. Now that he had Intercepted Mr. Win terbourne. there was no need for hurry, lie could take time to recover his breath; and also to tothink himself as to bow he should approach this dltllcult matter, (iJTB TO CI.KA.tSK l'UM, The cunversathm was all about the day's ' frame ami gathering It In at the snort, end a Indicated. The frame covered Then they set out for home; Duncan with the muslin wilt not break the top and the gillies making away for n sort of soft plntits. nnd It Is readily eon- cf ford by which they could get the pony struct!. This framed cover rests up- nenms the Dum Water: while the three , tut. throw-Inch frame which wns first others took a nearer way to the lodge by ,mt , , 1h)X ,, w ,ol rw,jP getting down through a gulllo, where ... - tli.tr.. tia m awlnL- tirl.l,-. ai.m,a tin, ' burn. When they had gut to the bridge. Melville stopped them more Importance to it The coldness of It seemed studied; yet she had done nothing that she knew of to offend him. What was amiss? Could he be dissatis fied with her conduct in any direction? She had tried to be more kind to him, as was her duty; and until quite recently they had been on most friendly terms. What had the done? Then she began to form the suspicion that her father and John Shortlands were concealing something from her. Had It anything to do with the Master? Had It anything to do with the singular cir cumstance that not even tho most formal visiting relationship had been established between Lynn Towers and the lodge? Why had her father seemed disturbed when she proposed to send a banncb of venison to the Towers the most com mon act of civility? Next morning had an evil and threat ening look about It; but fortunately them was a brisk breeze; and toward noon that had so effectually swept the cloud orer that the long, wide valley was filled With bright, warm sunshine. Yolande resolved to drive in to dress. On arriv ing, however, she found that Mr. Mel ville had gone off to his electric store bouse away up In the hills; and so she sent on the dog-cart to Whltebrldge, and was content to wait awhile with Mrs. lielL "I'll Just send him a message, and he'll come down presently." "Ob, no, please don't; it Is a long way to send any one," Yolande protested. "It's no a long way to send a wee bit flash o' fire, or whatever It Is, that sets a bell ringing up there," said the old dame. "It's wonderful, his devices. Bonn-times I think it's malr than nalt ural. Orer there, In the laboratory, be has got a kind o' ear trumpet!; and If you take out the stopper, and listen In quateness, you'll hear erery word that's going on In the school." "That Is what they call a telephone, I suppose?" "The very thing!" said Mrs. Hell, as she left the room to send a tncssago to him. When she came back she was Jubllunt. "My dear young leddy, I am glad to seo ye! I've sent the letter to the law yers. 1 just telied tlicni mat 1 aiu not want Monaglcn for mysel', but that they happened to hear what was the lowest price that would be taken, they might eend me word, In case I should come across a customer for them. It doesna do to be too eager about a bargain, es- Jiecially wl' they lawyers; It's Just In vltlng them to commit a highway robbery on ye." "If Mr. Melville," said Yolande, quick ly, "were to have Monaglen, ho would atill remain in this neighborhood?" They kept on talking with much in terest, until a step outside on the gravel caused the color to rush to the girl's face. Bho did not know that,, when she rose ou his entrance. She did not know that he looked embarrassed, because she did not feel embarrassed. Always she had a Mac of itfety In his presence. She going away without seeing us seemed so strange yes; and also hU not coming of late to the lodge and and my papa seems to be troubled about something; so that I became anxious, nnd I knew you would tell me tho truth, If no one else would." He was disturbed, at all events: nnd sorely perplexed. He darod not meet her eyes; they seemed to rend him throngh and through when ho ventured to look up. "Don't Imagine for n moment that you have anything to reproach yourself with not for a moment," ne said. "Has any one. then?" "Why, no. Hut but well, I will be honest with you, Yolande; there has been a little trouble nt the Towers. The old people are not easy to please; and Ar chie has too much spirit to allow you to be dragged Into a controversy, you see; nnd as they don't get on very well to gether, I suppose he is glad to get off for a few days to Inverness." "Ah, I understand," she said, slowly. "That is something to know. Hut why did he not tell me? Do he think I nin afraid of a little trouble like that? Dom he think I should be frightened? Oh, no! When I make a promise It Is not to brenk It. He should lure trusted me more than that. Ah, I am sorry he has to go away on my account. Whq did he not speak? It Is strange." And then she regarded him with those clear, beautiful, contemplative cye of hers. "Hove you told me erery thing?" He did not answer, "No. There is more. There is more to nccouut fur my papa's trouble for his going away this morning. And why do I come to you? Hecause I know that what you know you will tell to inc. You hare been my friend since erer wo came to this place." "Yolande," said he, and he took her hand to emphasize his words, "there Is more; but It U not I who must tell you. What I can tell you, and what I hope you will bellere. Is that you are In no way the cause of anything that may hare happened. You have nothing to reproach yourself with. And any little trouble there may be will be removed In time, no doubt. When you have doue your best, what more can you do?" It is Just possible that she might hare begged him to mnko a candid confession of all that he knew, but at this moment the cart drove up to the front gate, nnd she had to go. Him bade hi in, and also Mrs. Hell, good-by almost In silence; she went away thoughtfully. And as he watched her disappear along the high road the warm westering light touch ing the gold of her hair ho was thought ful, too; and his heart yearned toward her with a great pity; and there was not much that this man would not hare dune to save her from tho shadow that was about to fall on her young life. Churn I Mir with the Wind. To buttermnkiirs who linvn in do . , ' .".m not Km?n , h y" n their own churning with n dnsh churn odge. said he. Mr. Interbourne. I , ,,,., ,,., 1t ,, nWHy Ihimht IM v,m. ln n,l I,.,. . ! UllllOSt .'XpInlllS Itself. A IhII1CC with rou. I horn, rou will forgive me for whctl ,u' ' nrrnnged nt nun end of thrusting myself In whvre I may not be . "'" n fur or nlx-fmi wheel, wanted; but but It Is not always the to catch tho wind, at tho other end. In right thing to 'pass by on the other the center the rod must be bent In tho side.' I couldn't In this case." shnpo of the letter U. Aa tho nxlo re- 1 am sure wo are most thankful to ificii itnl tho cost of tho htlior nnd feed tlmt Imvo gone Into hint, This ooiiilltlon litiH grown upon us till wu liml otiritclviN fiiolnjr tho necessity of working out of It by prixltii-lnu mil inula tlmt will sell for moro thiin they do at present or discovering hoiiio com blmttlon of feed nnd euro Hint will lesson the cost of production. It la well to work along, both linos. Ex change. Wnterlnu Trees, Unless the owner of trees under stands sumo of tho more Important principles of growth, thero Is ilntmor tlmt he wilt, when applying wntir, do nitiro linrm (linn good. To apply wa ter In small Humilities through the droughty season Is to cause the roots In tho ground m turn townnl tuo sur face ami grow In that direction. Then when watering Is discontinued for nuy reason tin. roots dry out much more quickly than If they had not been wa tered at all. When wnter l applied to tree it should be In sillllcltlit abundance to sunk tho ground to n depth of several feet. The roots will then not turn up to get mnlstuto. If It Is necessary to apply but little wit tr at a time It nIioiiIii not be put (ill the surface of the ground. Dig n holo mid put In n large pleco of drain plpo so (hat tho water being thrown Into this plpo or pleeo of tile will simk deep into tin, ground. In enso of not having a drain pipe or pleco of tile, n hole can bo iiiailo Hitlllelently deep to act as a reservoir. Let the water sonk Into tlu. ground from this hole. Tho Men Is to get the water to the roots from some other direction rather than from tlm sttrfaco of tho ground. Food for Work Horses, A number of writers In agricultural import aro urging tho abandonment of oats nnd timothy hay for horses that work on the farm, Imhmuiso of the high price, of these foods. An a substitute, theso writers suggest clover hny mid com. It Is host to be it little careful alxiut making such h change. It may work out nil right provided It Is not curried to nil excess that Is, try It for it mouth, then go Iwck to iwta nml timothy, nnd then bark to corn and eloer. Hy the em I of the thin! month one will know pretty well If (he plan was n good one. There chii be no V YBv,'sW aTJaaUUfS&jaak'aw Reitnr Jnnnulu ! Onsnsus, tho norr Mexican mnhiiNNiidor to tho United States, has for tunny yearn occupied n leading position nt thn Moxlcmi bar, and has been dur ing n cnualdomhto portion of this time tho chief le gal advisor to ('resident Dlax. Hit has given a good deal of his tlmo to literary study and work mid Is one of (bo irrenlest Hn- (ruilM lANAHt n KI,laM ,, ,,trp republic, being n master of l.ntlu, (Ireek, French, Spanish, Itallnn ami Kugllsli, Ho has itiado mi excellent translation of Longfellow's "Kvnngn lino" Into Spanish mid has also trans lated extensively from tho classic l.nt lu. In 1KSH he entered tho Mexican Congress as n deputy mid has been successively re eliii'ted ever since. In Mexico City ho and his wife occupied tho highest position In mh-IiI affair and their home, one of tin finest In that city, was (ho sceuo of iiinuy clab nrato functions. It Is in peeled they will Im initially prominent in the diplo matic mK-la I circles of Washington. They have sot en children mid aro wealthy. Prince .Michael Chllkofr. Imperial minister of railways for Itussin, hint had n varfed experience In life Ho was born heir to mi Immense estate mid ns n youth was reared In the lux il ry which Is so characteristic of tho Itiisslmi tiobl' tly. Ilo had n taste for uicvhniilcHl en Kineerltig, nnd In I.V7 ho cmuo to America and spent n yinr In (he Mudy ,.,... , . ,, Wll.. or railroad rtoon after his return home the Cssr Usiieil tho proclamation freeing lint rf. This resulted in great MiinnrlHl Iimm to (he prince's father, nnd the old man btM-nitiM very bitter sgalnst the reform. .Micnaoi was enthusiastic In Us sup mi WsaM doubt that onls are by far Iho best Nr(. nnd the upshot of tm matter was grain to feed horm-s. nnd It Is at Irani L quarrel. The toting man renounced doubtful If one ran safely change to his title mid ram to America. Ho any other grain as n regular ration and make It iy In the long run. There may bo little difference mitod for n long time With some horses, mid the saving will amount to consider able, but the experiment Is a doubtful one. Iti-membcr there Is such a thing ns false economy, and this tuny come under that held. volves, this plays the pltiimn up nnd down. Tho chum stands In Iho box. The rod should be so arranged (hat It OnAPTEH XL you for what you havo done nlready,1 lolandes father said, promptly; nnd then he nddd, with n weary look In his face, "and what Is to be done now, I don't know. I cannot bring myslf to this that Ielle demands. It Is too terri ble. I look at tin' girl well, It does net bear speaking of." "I.ook here, WlnterlcMirno," John Shortlands said, "I am going to Ioavh you two together, I will wait for you at the other side. Hut I would adrlMt rou to listen well to anything that Mr. Melrllle has tn say; I hare my own guess." With that he proceeded to make his way across the narrow and swaying bridge, tearing thwe two alone. (To be continued.) AVorlt Fitolnir West. To test tho truth of tho assertions of many tientomi that they sloop better with tholr liraiU pointing to the north, work better facing the oust, mid o on, Dr. Olmrlon Fere, who is well known can be quickly detached when It Is lit France for hln Htudlea In physio- iiecossnry to look at tho butter, logical jwyehology, hns constructed n Handle nro provided nt tho Imttom of dellcato mnchlno which he cnlls nn tho box for turning In tho right dlrec crgograph.wlth which ho linn achieved Hon of tho wind. When not In use, ho mo lntcreatlu results. This mnchlno the fnns can bo taken off nnd tho re registers tho number, rapidity nml mnlnder of tho crude mnchlno enn ha quality of tho movements of the index ,cft- Anyono enn mnko one, nnd ho finger when writing or performing nr.y 'e'P tho work of tho women who hnvo accustomed work. He announces that lo cnurn ny nnnu. wiemeni urorcr. his experiment with It provo that lj? STiS" J $ CIIL'll.tl.MI UA1IK Y.MX. Can Control Hnarms. An expert beekeeper can mntinge two or threo hundred colonies without help when he hns them In hives where ho can seo what Ihey nro doing whereas f they wero In lox hires he would be nimble to do anything with such a iiumhvr. A very little reading and study will glvu tho farmer nil necessary knoivlodgo for tho manage went of a few hives, mt Hint ho can Iwvh his swarming (the bugbear of the farmer-bestkeepor) when It Is most convenient for him or not nt nil If he doesn't wont any Increase. With Imix hlvtM there ran be no control of nwarmlng the Iicm Imvo It entirely In their own hands (or wings), and worked for a dollar n day In a Phila delphia maehlmt shop until he had Iranied the business ami then went lo South America. Thence he return! to Ittissla under tho name of John Ma-Kltl. Iter Dr Frauds J.andny Pntton, who says one can do Just ns much good with tainted money ns with nuy other kind, but who ar llriilnrly objects to the "cold IiI.hm1.i1, right living rascal wlm grinds tho fates of the poor under the cloak of the law," Is famous ns mi educator nnd l!ie!glan. Hr has been I 'resident of I'rlm-eton Tbwologl- ml Ki-mliwry slueo for fourteen MsMndntf'' rsBisW i r Hxr., I I'ATTi'SJ nnd previously. years, bad been nt the brail of Prince ton University Among other pasto rate that Dr. Paiton has h.-hl wn come out when ther are ntadr. n., gnrdlew of tho fact that tholr owner, ,llflt "f "'" J'ffr"! Park Pre.byte may bo half n mile away tit n liny-"1"" ( "'" Chicago, and he also Held, hustling to get nhefld of ait-' ,,"w n lr't,nihli In the McCormlck jweoiogirai HHiiinary. Ho wh Imini pnmcliliig rain. work done by n person facing tiio wrat or ent I better by 25 per cent Tli e Ores t Country of the North. The resource of Canada are hnrdly yet appreciated by her nearest neigh- ! lesnlla. At .! l.w . -. sv facing the enRt. HCo 1600 hnro Increased from 21(7,- 'IliI matter or orlonmllsm ecm to 7(W ocr0i t0 o'iK) ncre. "If fifty hnvo nn Influence tiiwn Iho nwrotu thotuand fanner could raise .evenly nystem, duo Inrgely, It I believed, to uM0U bushel of whent In looa'lii tho fact that tho earth I n jrlBantle Manitoba, then 2B0.000 could raise magnet. Many learned men Imvo no nno.000,000 bushels, enough lo supply ticed tlmt they aleon bet with tho tho total Import requirement of Orent head U the nortii, nnd wor.k better fnc- Hrltaln, beside feeding the people of Ing tho went, whllo at lenat ono fa- Canada." Tho peakor assorted that inoti plnnlHt nnd he play with' tho tho freight on wheat Hhlppod from Ft. greatest ease vlien tho piano fnco William, Canada, to London, England, tho ent. It may be that tho great wa le than that on shipment from migration of the human rnco, nil of English midland, only ono hundred which have hwn from ent to wont, mile from !oiidon, Ho concludwl that nnd the observed tendency of tree to tho possibilities of Canada n a grower develop In the game general direction, and exportor of fnilt product wore are In omo way related to thco pho- Rreater than thoso of cither Ittissla or nomenn. Nonr York World. In HormiiilA In IN.1, mid Is a grHilunlo The Poultry Vurd. or "" University of Toronto nnd of ir wore are nny hollow In your Princeton 'Ideological Hemlnary In poultry run that nro liable to hold WK he was ordained to the ministry, water after heavy showers, nil them He " written wversl volunira, most up or drain o Hint the blnl will not "r "' ttlMjc of a religious character, be compelled to wade through mud- "' 8 served ns iiHHlorator of (ho dy water half way up to their knees, Presbyterian (leiieml Amtembly. w .u -,.,-r,.., mnj V Wllllllt-iriHI I'OUl try. Otherwise miiiin of those valu able nnd highly prized enrly hatched blnl will likely Ho down nnd die. And you will wonder what I the mat ter with them. They will bo dead, of cottrne, hut you might havo saved them. s : John W. Hutchinson, 85 ,-,.r old, solo survivor of tho famous fnmlly of dinger of slavery days, dlspntchc a y, n a boon threatened with a ult for breach of promise of mnr rlngo by Mis El Wrong- Place. "I want something that will utop my the Uulted States. Averouo Htock l'rlces. Thero was a time when tho man linlr from falling out," said tho caller, that received tin nvcrago price for tho "I am no divorce lawyer," replied cattle, horse, or sheep ho oent lo mnr- the doctor. Houston Post. , ket mado money on It, hut tlmt tlmo 1 1 not now. Then laud was clieati. Charity and nemonnl forcn nro tha labor was chean. nnd irraln tvns elm,,., II could not rest oraehow. n went only Investment worth anrtblnir- Now all of thoso nro high, and Uiu Into th laboratory, and looked vacantly Walt Whitman. " " avenga prlr of an animal doe not they will not catch cold. For Dry Hoofs. A aonklng tub inoy be inndo by cut. ting off nlwut ono foot from tho end leu F. Wothorell of n ntout, tight bnrrol. Tho short end 70 jenr old, of I filled with water nnd placed In tho !yun, Mnss, Dur Htnll so Hint the forefeet will cotno In mg tho nntl-slnvery no nin. u noiir or two of soaking movomont before dally I good for dry, hnrd hoof, the war they np . u i"I 7.. . i pea red on tin T'T ',l" U"A '". Minn n I n t f n r ... . .'" wi 'rm uw .talilo., Veritl- when .!, L... " ,j. w into mo building, " ,'" "" Clean the hnnf. n i i. ., "" f0,,,l""l the slaves mid ho snug. grow Pu finer .."" ," V',r- lh,rlUK M UMime "u ""' '' grow Hi. lut lighter shoes on (ho sung at 11,1157 public meeting null- ,,, ' , , shivery, religion mid leinperauro. Curry the horse while they nro Hutchinson I well known In tho shedding their winter coat nnd wnh Northwest. Part of the tlmo ho make mem often. j,! headquarter In Hutchinson, Cut down tho grain allowance of tho Mlim" w,,l'" lrlved It iiiiuin from horse In pasture and seo thnt nil tho ,,,,H 0,lt-' 'amo family of singer, nnltiml get plenty of fresh wn(or .;;. Tho colt enn mifely bo allowed In the c"'' "'" Hnpp. n leading Kama pnttiro with the other nnlinnl. nn.. .. Democrat, Is n descemlniil of a royal n very early ngo should he broken to ,'renc'' '" One of hi ancestor gentle habit. n tencher of thu grcnt Napoleon at Tun. tho cow out to vun grndu- '""""' Bca,lt",,,r' . , Hiiro Jl'LffS'f m'0 KrMl"- fico ' K"k" Tho.nnsson, desccmMnt ?f hero 1 shade for tho cows-cither nnt- John llrlii.it. Is soon to start lHf urnl or nrtlflclal. impcr to ho enllml tho Tribune la Un- When tho horse nro hot and sweaty ''"" ,0 ri'liroiu',,t "' Liberal party, oftor a long drive or a day's work '!""!' .. m spongo them with cold water so that ,Jt w- Htephen of Oolunihl. Mo., will i. ...,,. . . . """ mat ..,.,, , ,.,. i,...,.,.,. k.,,1, America t Hi Congress lu London In July. .