The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, August 21, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFT tph jRom and Steady By HORATIO - cVJfiSiS!SS" CMArTKU XXII. (CofltlmmU Jack ran hastily to th it. hoplnc t pant puaKsalon f Ibo plank wlilcli had lasMi of sneh sort Ice to hi opttonent, and want of which had entailed such misfor tunes upon hint. Hut Waller ' loo quick for him. The plank wa drawn nter, urn! again he fwcwl hi Intended ttc Mm with Ibe width or lb ditch M, II looked tnm n( Walter with a cfctRC of baKed rag. It mi something nv tu him to I worsted W a boy and It moc tided film and angered Mm to such am extent that, had h got bohl of ttlm nt tlmt moment, murder might hate been wntmnted. Tot down that plunk owl twin nero," be rolled oMt. Waller ilM not reply. Jack might hat waded again acre the ditch without Mairtbtc mm addi tional damage upon hl already wet ami tuir.r etothiag. but b fancied tbat Wab tei wan hi h.s power, ami hoped It would capltulat. To this end, he ac that It was Beces-aty to renesure him. and de ceive Mm a to bis awn httemioos. "Com aero, hair." b said, softening hi ton. "ou needn't be afraid. I didot mean nothing. I was oat) trylu' to see K 1 could frighten you a little." "I'M very well of where I am," mM Walter. "I think 111 stay where I am." "You tvou"! want to stay tber all day." "I'd rather Ma he all day than be cm th Mm side with ran." "Com, buy. 1U make a bargain with yoa. You've wt w t i good deal of trouble." "I don't that. "You locked aw ap In the eh, and you've kept at all night hautiu' after )W "You war not obllgsd to hoot alter m. ami as (or locking yen an m to closet. It w lb only way 1 hod of aar tC my money." Jock dM mK rar to aavr WahorN Mignmmu, hot amcfwhwl. "Now l'r gtot jwi mm. httt HI do to (air thine. If yoall roaar antwii aad paj- aw U dol lar for m troooW. 111 h jo pi with out hartln you. "What i to rmfnl .m takmc alt mjr taoofjr. if ) ert l oror thrrT "HatM't I Mhl 1 woMVtr "Yoo miit toreH your urumb. mM Wahor. whw euoMmtre m Jack's word trai hy tw Bmtas Knot. A dwn who troohl MmI prohahly wooM mK Im trim UpJ Uj- aiy wnidi oa th sohfwt of . vtuhtlac his word. "If you du't cvoM. I'll take wry wt, and cite you a twatiac UMa," said Jack, hi anew cIhIde the aMwndaacy. "Wall, what arr yoo coin' to do ahout ItV daM4tl Jack, aftor a brW paow. "Ill stay wborr I am." "I can waw rr aay tlm. ami p bald of yoa." -lWhai- yoa can." said Walur. "IU take Mm rhde." Two hoars aawd, aad stilt iniloosr aad haoioaod y4 ach ethr from rppo sHo aldos of th haak. Jack mow amro SHd asara Irritable aa th rraria-) of hi apartito tiKiwuwt. aad ta slatht hop thai Mat asigat appoar with mmb brrai- fa u diaoipatacL Waltsr also havaaw aaar haaary. hat ahowod ao aiajaa of Im- lottitnco. ; A,t th' ti roa tho aw boy was wa coadu . Jack ohnW him. aad th Ma atrm-fc him that h adght throtafh him lay ia a stndt of prorhdoaa. "t'om Wra, hoy," ho said. "tt"hrr do jaa UtT" Th hoy potet4 to a small farm hoaao ImU a mil dlataac "lo yoa wmat to oara aoajt meaty r "I daano." said th hoy. who had ao otjtttiuas to th mooy. hat. kaowiaaj Ja-k's shady rapatatloa. was la doobt a to what was spactod of him. "(o home, aad sot a loaf of broad aad at. and briasj aar. aad III p.r yoa half a dollar." "IshIu'i yoa hrasf yoar laacktoaT aaked the boy. "No. I raam away wMmat h. and I caat spars tim t as hack." It orraned to th boy. aotictac Jack's aay paetur. that taalan i did aot appoar to be rory driekK with th ama who lime was so rahmbl. "l'erhap mothor won't rif as th bread aid meat." he said. "Ywi o cie hor half th monoy." The hoy baked aeroM to WahVor, woa doriaic what kopt him oa th othor sUa. Our hero saw a chase of obis ia hat hrtp. -Ill ri yoa a dollar." ho eaJtod oat. "if yoa'U ao aad tell somebody that this ama Is trylnc to rob m of all my moooy. slept ia his bous last alght. aad ho . tried to rob me there. Now ha will do th aaaar if h ran set hold of am." "Jf you tell that. I'll wrin yoar nark." rrlsrmed Ja -k. ' li all a Ik. Tht bo) airt at my hens, a. b aais. and stole kerne muoey fruai u.r lie esrapad. but 1 iu tuod to rt it Uc U I stay hare ill day." "l'hat ia not true." said Walter. "Car. r tuy awasace, aad I Will gltr you a ii. Car. and will, beside, reward th men tt-.ii roam to say aasietaar " Tho boy hjokad Jom oa to Urn other Jn iliabt what to do. "If yoa waat ur hand brokr you'll do a br aaya." aaid Jt. rather aamaj. -Jif on't pay what ha p rami) at." "kvu aUJl lertaiaiy be paid." said Wal ter "iot'd better shut up. or It'll be the worse for you." crow led Jack. "!e and :rt mv lr kfast quick, boy. and I'll iy yw the fifty cent." "All rtjht." aaU tha boy, Til co." AUG tit. JK. Tlftwn mlnt later Jack io to Ma . fwt. An hU had invurrtsl to him. At th dManve of a ftirlm thr i' n rati fnr. It iHxitrrMl to mm tltat tm nt th raits vwild vtinldo him to Civim th ditch and xt at hi tlctlm. lla n not afraid Walter miW mmh, Ihw h vuhl ro-dl)- titm Iwrk and raptur Mm If h Tmtnr!) arroiw, Valtr dhl nut umlandaml hia dln lit larlttK th ditch. Ya It dld that It taant to rah th !? Thi i-td han'ly nllK lr watohl, with mho anMy, th mnrittnt of his fo. farlc iKHn wtrprK'. Yha Jack rachil th fnc, and ! to poll out o f th roll h im drrotiml hl object. IlM powltiofi wa idntly tHvumliit mor UnnH. Jack ram rck w It h n triumphant smifcr Hpon his (a, .V." h sahl. "l'r cot jwit" Walter watohl him warily, and hv rd th daiik, rmdy tu conrvit It Into a lirhhw as oi a iwwur)-, Jick put down th rail. It was Ume ou(h to span th ditch, bat h mthr narrow, m that hm cottthm was needful In crtMtinc It. Walter htttl tMod snl rod farther ots and thrown th plank acru. Tbouch his chance of ewrnp from th peril that menaced him seemed to have diminished since his enemy vras alo ohlnI with a bride, and It Uvam now a queMioo f superior speed, Walter was ihK alarmed. Indeed, his prosptwta of iMUeranca ap pmred briichtr than ever, for he caaeht sicht of two men apptoachlnc acn th meadow, and he supctel that they were seat by the boy whom h had hired. The ana had not yet attracted the attontlon of Jack, whose back was turned towards them, lie crowd the rail, and, at the sam time, Walter ctom the plank. This h drew acre, aad then, hmrin; it on th bank, set out oa a quick run. ClIAlTKIt XXIII. "What's the matterr asked one of th two men a Walter cum up. "I cot bt la th w4s, and pawwd th aUrht In that man's housa," said our hero, "lie tried to rob ma, but I locked him la th closet, aad Jumed out of the window and escaped. This moral; he pX oa my track, and would hate cuuebt me If It hadn't been for that ditch." "You hx-ked him ia the cfcgetr repeat ed the other. "How were you able to do that? You are only a boy, while he Is a t roue man." Walter explained the matter briefly. "Tbat was pretty smart." said I'tter llolcomb. far this was the name of the man who questioned biaO "You're able to take care of yourself." "I don't know bow It would have turn ed out if you hadn't eome up." "I happened to be at home when my boy came ami told me that Jack Man cam bad esTered Mm fifty rents for som breakfast. II loM mc about you ahi, aad, as I suspected Jack was up to soma of h tricks. I came alone." "I am eery much oblbted to you," said Walter, "aad I hoi yoall bt ate pay UM tor yoar trouble." "1 doa t waat aay pay. but yoa amy pay my boy what yoa inmliil him. If yoa waat to." "I certaialy will; aad I aorer paid away money with awre ploatmro. A I haven't had anything, to sat state y day aftrraooa, 1 should lih to hart yoa direct as to th as at sot pbtc whore I raa get some breakfast." "Coaw to my ho: I raw my wife raa ana) ap soma broakfsy (or yon. SaVB U gkvd to th boy that got tho bettor of Jack Maaaaak" "l!ow long ha this Jack Maagam Heed aboal horr aoksd Walter, after arceptbsg with thank th offer of a break fast. "About flkt years, lie's been la the eoonty jail twice during that time, and there's a warrant out for Mm now. He' a eonarmed thwf. lle'd rather atoal aay tins than anra aa bonast Uriag." Waihr this rnaroraatioa was going on, they had been walking toward the farm hon la which ltr lloleemb lirad. It was aa haaaVhi aa inry bnlhtlag. with an attir aboeo. Oa one side of h woro btoad iohis some under oultiealloa; aad ther was aa appearance of thrift and comfort despite the imiHan of the "Com m," ahi I'ator, leading the way. -John," h addod. addressing th Mred ama, who had accompanied him, "yon amy go mto th potato fteid aad ho. Ill t oat dlrsetly." Wahor fallowed htm into a brand, low room the kjtchen ia which Mia. lioi coab, a ploaeant lonittng woaaan, was en gaged la conk lag. "Mary." said nor hanbaad. "caat you tar ap sons breakfast far law yoaag luant II Hopped at Jack Maagua's hut night, aad nida't ilk has well mar atar I "Yoa dont any ao," rapostod Mr, llob rumu, her coonionaac aipnailag curios ity. "That' abuat th hut phuo I'd want to stop at." gh troat to th pantry, and spaodlry reapfHsatod with aaam cold most, a loaf of bnaa. aad some trash bnttor, which she phveed oa th lab. "It look aire," mhl WaHor. "and I don't know whoa I have been o bnn- m" At that moment tlw farmer1 boy, who had served a Wakr'a messenger, earn into the kitchen. "You got away," be said, smllln;. "Yea, thank to jou." said Walter. "Her U what I DrouvUcd rou." "I don't Vjww a T oncht lo tako It," mlil th Ux. lu-sitrtt Inir. tlioiluli liu vl duitly unutod it I "on will do mo a favor by nm'ntlw: It," said Walter, "You ct mo out of ft bad cre. IIimUIs, yon lunl i rlinnco to earn nH' iwMiey from Jack Mnnmnn" , "1 wwihln't ln done nu. tiling fori lilm. nt an) rnle. lie's n tlilef." rtnnlly IVter, for lie i linuml fvtr His fntlier, nnvptetl th dollar, and. sit tine do n by Waller, naked htm nbont Ins adreimire In the wood, llstriilntt ttlth gieat Interest lo th details. "I wtnihln't lmo dareil to do ns )oii dkl." he said. i "lVrhat1 )t wontd If jwi Itnd Uvt, iddlceil to." The farmer nlwolnlely refnl to ni cpt pay for break fast, iImhijIi Walter tirceit It. It ttas eoutrnry to Ids Ideas of hospitality, "We don't keep a Intern," lie said; "and we never shall mis the little joil ate. Com ncoln ami see i It jtm nnie bark this way," "Thank yoV saM Waller. "I will ai rept jiwir IntltathHt with pleoxire. but I shall not fivl Ilk cnlllmt m Mr. Man cum." Walter thoitcht lie bad seen the last at Jack Maneum; Iml be was mistaken. Three ibi)s lalr, while w-nlklne In tit main street of Hleerton. with a book un der his arm, for he bad received n flesh ripply from the agent nt Cteteland, b heanl the sound of wheels. Ivklnc up, Ite saw n tvaciut nttproartilne, eontalnlnc two men. One of them, as he afterward lenrtml. was the sheriff. The other he Immediately reroenlied as Jack Man cum. There was no mistaking his sinister fare ami forldddlnc aeon I. II had bti tak en early that morning by the sheriff, whit, with a couple of men to assist Mm, bad visited the cabin In th forest, ami, de spite the resistance offered by Jack, who was ahled by bis wife, h had ln bound, ami wns How being "csutreyed to Jail. II aho looked up and remgnlied Walter. Ilia face bxwme even more sin ister, as h shook his ttst at our hero. "I voir I'll he eten with )ou soma day!" he eidalnosL "Not If I can help It," thought Wal ter, but be dM not answer in words. lie was rather gratlBed to hear th next day that Jack had been sentenced to sit months' Imprisonment. tie felt some pity, howrr, for Meg, who might have teea a good woman If she bad be mar rW to a different man. (To b continued.) ovrn oceax Fon noun's womc llnulnerr Wituttl Have Iteturnetl B ... I I IB If W I MA ... hBlll..! Alfre.1 II. Williams a mlMli end invr of tbo ligtlsh metropolis. Im Jusl cruss.nl lb Atlaiittc fn to tnmMcirirv U ,ln,w ,ls,,- n' ""! ! wn inwr'a bahHs the Now Vork1,,ln nt ' ,0 ,,,,,cr .lv'M, of ,b e"T Horn Id. Ho arrlvetl here on tho stoamalilb Amvrlkn of the llnHit.utv-AHiorlcan lliw Saturday nftcrm.in. Ilofore twllUht w fell bo had kojit his various apjtoliit MtHtta, ehwtsl th? transactlotis which brought htm to this country ami would w be on his way hom bail there U-oo a vessel to carry Hint. As It Ham-tHieO. howeror. It has Usitt cskmpolUsl ts wal until Tuesday. It was not only the brief tlmo roqulr ed (i carry out his tsegotiatlun. but tht It l now n barren btatst that "CmHo faohhMt la which hi moat Important Hum ha a farm for every one of hs." eBgaaotnent na kept that make Mr ' In HMl we had less than lUM WUllaota' Tlatt out of tho ordinary. ' aerea of tinswrtMikeil habitable land. ern In the ilays ot fast travt Apart i What a allai reserve that la may be from hi mining btwlacn be la also reallaml fnun the fart tbat oo-fourth intessred In railroad affairs In Ix of It w dhn?ol of In tho following ko and It was c-hMtty to cotwult with a year. W rannnt athl l onr agri man frma that recmWlc that b maHU'ltural aroa wcetK by Irrigath ami hi 3,-mll Journey. .drainage, but w may. by InMllasmt Th pUc rhaMi for Um mooting wa "" of crvu, by aewniiBr cvuttra Um Waltturf-AKorta, bat whan th,f' V mrefttl trentmont f land. Atnorika wu off latrf Inland Mr. Wlb' - prtaJuw thro or fonr ttni liaau fonntl b would b tinabl tl m9rit l( lkr ' prrarat. And roach Now York at th appitntml tlm.' "h la th dlrrrtloa la which onr th II ronhi not nd a mtsraga bocatmt 'hjiiinnt auottM prucrod. for w muat to big 0rman llnr wa loo far away " " uhlU tho Ml yar for from ftabl Ulaud for wlrelemi comma u M"tarl.ni ntor.Mti to rntr nl.-atb. That aaaw day. bow-rrer, tb , nnu,rr,l, " Tb era' Knuplmnmli. Cwliu. outward boood. ! J"- f '' t b a man of ... . . ' nssisul snliul sn.1 lt.-tiiflr-il kftnsvumtsai- hnM l avit ttft Mrstfl asssr le bar and la turn rranaaiittod to th W and, whonc It wan i-nt to this city. When Mr. Wllllatua reached th Wat tbu-f hi friend from Mexico wan await Ing blm. they tranaacted thlr bualnea, of ,!, wore manure, ami mm - - - ... i qak-kly and It was only tba tnat .Mr wmy to r,. u U by orhllw an WUltams dlaewrorod to hia roerot hf,wlwUBt j,.,-of alotorblng material, wowhl have to wait until Tuesday b ftfW ttre appear to l-i n largo pro- for lie eouhl'ttsntart fo- woww. lie wa net Inrllnoil to attacn much lntortancr ts th fart that he had mmle a Journey lavolvlog rtrtuaUy two weok at awa to effect a transaction requiring im more than one Hour, because for yoan h ha bet a kind of I'MHea rgE la tho matter of travel In record broitklnij'plUil ,m tho memiott. unmihl I- worth tlaw and on three dlHerent oeatoM mad tb trip from INnloa to Moalce In abstrott day, on swift tKoamahlp-) and tb Houtbem Iarth railway. rwstldH'l Work Iter. "All you married to fur was w tJth." grttwhed Ik ttak. "Well," isapJlod th belrano. u ah tr paraa la th nan aad mixed tlm cotnlaUtntion. "I at hat not what I marriod you for ami that it nsor than jan cm ay." 1IU tlrval -SarrlBre. "Ami you p-ronl to gito up clu life altogether whoa vtr are uMrriodr "Abaolpteiy. darilns." "How many do you lVmg tor "Only one, the llaehotor club." Iioaton Transcript. The life of the modern battleship U put down at fifteen yearn. jinwfal&gdnftg n ifraiiOTM :3 )5&&nm.rsUAm IM gasssBsaeceisSR- amv 'a,r A? $( $S8 V JX& krtc Wlrs I'eiir 'I luliteoer. livery fnrtner kiHitts'lmtv Iwnl It l tu keep ttlrt) fi'luva III K"od tMlldltloil inoni tlmn n )or or ttvu nt it tlmo. ('utile nro ImmiiiiI to rub tip ngnlnst I lie in, iiootilo will sue ttio wire III k'i't Hug utor tho fwHv, iukI ovihi llio weljjlit of iMir lias been kiHioii til broak (hem. A ttlro fouct look all rUlit us lime ns tho wire are (nut, but n himiii ns the strand becln In -ftm"-! wytc-irci: TWimru. wg awl looti It I no lotigvr atlractlto. Hor I It 'a sHro mean of kevtdng sttx-k ttlthlu IkhmmIs. Jnfuy tletlces hnvt lietm sUKKealett ami vtm isttenteil for strt-tchlng wire. Init hero l a simple little itmlrlvaiKv tbat anjono run make In n few minutes tbat will ilo the tvork quickly ami wdl. IVr short tans It rnn W made of wtxl, altlKHKh for bouvy wltva or for htne trvtobe It ttowht bo boiler to make It mit of Iron. Thw little ciuilrlvalto' Is about two foet huig, tvltlt two plus .latsiut thrro ncb apart at into em I rtatv ,hp ,vr Mwera theso jdns ami tunt the strelchor nrouml until lb tho teitslon on ii I nmlntaliietl while the tvln Is Mhc ttallest fast. With nit nrrniicotncut of this sort ono man ln ',rt t,M yrk, '"' ",m1 "x " " I BS pSol OS ,S1 Fdll.hk Iss ssltnas atvilao Mcclng femv In short order. fuel Sam's slliu ltntt Iteserve, Tho tlmo when n until mlcbt hhho wiitwnrtl ami take up vlrsln mill at tits ; pleasure ha ssvil. ami. In Renew I. It may bo aabl that tin- n of the farmer of to-day must bk for tit Mdo horltage Iu tbo html til father IhsVIs. " "' . .--.."-.. -.. - Tot ItUHIUS III lb Soil. If your soil tmesis humua, plow under ill the itmrte awnure you raa got thl fall, livery farmer real la lb me H,rtiai of this nwlerlal In the Btaimro, making It strawy ami coarse. It ran bo plowed under nml will answer aa ox ctdlont lutr!"""- Inry effort sboulil bo wade to aocurti all tbo HMnuru that I maile on the fiirm. ao that nothing hall bo lost. Thl wai-uro, rowrly ap ft tr tw-bor bstd In tbo oxtra amount of hay that will thus bo soeur- -tl front ll use. To 3ldt. ll CJihiiI t'lstvrn. An abnoluteiy water-tight ciateru nay bt wad aa follow: la dbxtinc. th abhai shoald b mad aanoodi ami tru perjiettdloilarly. lor tlw bottom ua At part of eienu, eourso, aaarp aand tidaadorvra mil It in gravel) to one-part of cow out. It only r.ulri to l iUmt euouojli tu work wetl. It sUmltl be thoroughly mlxoil, all nt hh tlmo, ami be lowortsl Into tho ctstani qukkiy nml spruntt moro raiihlly with it shovel or hoe, ami should be boat down Iwjril nml aiunoth. L'txin thl bottom fiHimlittlon the cistern tboukl be walled up with brick or stone In content to at least ll Inches above the top of tlw ground, which will krs-p all surface witter out, Kor flnltb log the bottom uo one tart cvumit to ) - . V'rf - - w -.- ono iwrt anmli till Is llioniiiitlily mit' ,,,, w,l" ,,r'' H,", "l"n wn,,,r H,",,,l,, ,K' K mlditl until It is lino innsu'riiiK iitorinr. t)iinii It on tlio IhiIIiiiii iiImiiiI !t Indie llilrk mid smisiili ttlili ii Irimcl, II will msHi bit linn! ns Mono. Cor tin sltli-s of lilt' rlslertl, tthli'll sboulil be done bofuro Mulshing tlio iNittom. use itiiiil port of Kind hihI remeiil mitl Mll'ly "lulfhly as jtiu would piaster it Willi. It I lint ro to It HtO lllllist but tin' best I'ortlnlhl tvmetil, wlibli itist nlstiit ?;l n barrel. Hear Mnil In llnulnnd, Tlio UuhIoii Mtstt TrMtlea Jourtml ll. hi itllturlMl sax tbo retail price of meal Intto made n suletlaullal ailtam-o In that ttilllilry. It Is M.lnll mil Unit tin HiiHdy of imllto-ltreil Mofk lias for 'HH time t tteeii short In tiutnterM Mini ilelhlHit III weight Hint tiMllly nitit III llio I'ultist Mult nml Cntwtlit the MiH-llt's of lite rattle, sheep mat refrlgoruleil lf uoro iut n steady iIIiuIiiIhIiIiii; svul. Cnib-r tnli rlmini-lnliv-i, s)s this Htilhorlly, II I latl iialuml lo otevt that iMrb-ea all anuiml sliiiltt Hilvaitro inaterbtlly. Iml moro IMrtlrtilarly for Hh cbohfr cratles. r'pilll thee rejirt It seom that tlio I'lilted riinti la not alono In tho mat ter of IiUIi prktsl meal. Aruentina Anliuat Slatlsllrs. Connul llettornl Albati tl. rinyd r semis from llnetMM Ayrva n labulatet list fronton rtlort Juat hmteil by the minister of aurloulture showing tho iitimli'r of live sliH-k In Amentlnn. They total 1IIMS.IKI. dlvldeit as fol lows: Cattle, V,Hll)i sheetl. 77,- 5l,JfH: horse. .V 1 1x2,170; mule a"il ilotikey. &I5..S70; goat. &Mnii0j jdj., 2,SII.7tt Th rnrlno of Iluenos Ayr eon. tain onebalf of the live stork of the republic, Imvlng 7.i",f) cattle nml m.ixn,(0 sheep. Kntro tlio trnrlnro has r.fti0 animals. Otrrletiles 7.ll. I, nml Cordoba nml Hanta IV earli nearly T.tsTtfk Lines ror Thrrs Mors. In ustiig thrro horses try Ibis tvny nf arranging tho line: Tnkn a stlr of oltl single harness line nml makn two rroas llix-a n llttlo longer tlmn tho rvg- alar anon. Caslen (beta to tho Inahte bit ring of tho outaiik horw-a, let thl run over the baok of lb tuhldle hor ami hurkl Into the regular borklo. It work Kite ami give on full control of hks loam. Hot, '...i i miiu, 1' radical eerlttieiiU arsuu to protv that many. If not all. of th brnvat of Horatlug milk were due more to nsdlug than to any other cntme. Cooling to the same ilegre will aittMupllli aulsilau tlally the satne reaulta, but wltlamt an aerator ll may b d'ttleult tu rtsluc the teuiprraturv a rapidly, bene l be aera tHT nuiy b cunalih-red an mlvaulaa tw lea a pateut cooler I uerd. I'ntcNt S,IWH MIU, Ihiiih. After Ave year' work Australia's t tranajcnntl.-mni'al rabldtitnstf , feoco baa been completed. Ha length la Wtl miles, and lb rust of It orw i tton Im been nearly lVi'". It la furnished at Intervals of Ave mile with ayalMna of troH, In which bundroibt of rabbll are capturvsl ami ilMiruxsst ' dally. Iwble the barrier there appear aa yet no traeo of Ibelr JifesencH, Staoiie In lion. Col lowing la a rwxwunemloil euro for ntange In hoau: Creuesde, IV ounce; lard. 2 hoHuda. Mix well ami aqdy to the nffeeted part of th body. Or, stti phur. one-half mjuiiI; lard. 2 pouml. Mix and aptdy a auggeated abure. Tur pontine ami sulphur at th rat of tub mrt of the former to one of the latter I another effective remedy. Praentenl t'oiillrr W'nrU. To atop hetw from en tin; egg put i little rlnegar or sotnethlug auar In their fowl. Iirwp a doro of alum In the drinklujf waltr every two or three week; It wilt preteut throat nml lung illseaM. I'or nil cuts, wound ami tilrvru ime (Uterine. Nothing ts better for n comb lujuroil In lighting or fur uny rnw u fncv. If you havo not nlready tlono so. cult out all itirtdu stock. )o not waste feed on blrda that nro of uo voluo to yov j TllMC-lloaae M,vta. HOW TO KIM. I)ANm.l.lO.M, fiprny ol Iron oliliitln Snlil t u I'ntol In Wevits, Tlio North MiiKiitu H.iiliuii Ii .h i i, inioi-iiii'iitlng In tni't iiimIm nf id-sir vi.,,1 tbo ilaiiilrlloii III litttim, ao iitl n trull Now Trlliiilio. ,n n ns.ii. ,,f tliiHio iiH'iliutiilN II U nltilitl Hun t ti x o nii( limy bo oriittleHloit In blm ua., InwiiN, Iu strk, III iiu'nilowM it. . ,,i Itmilnllll-H WlllHMII llljlllj III tlio ,,4 rmil(ltiK front the use of the , i , M) oiiilduyiHl Iu I lio work of ilrini, i ., In onler lo kiip llio il.tml. H..h ,,llt It I iHt'isemry to sprny hi tut, i , ,,f ono month or six week thruugii iit growing potliHl of lie year . , ru nary lawn purtMea the Men I n , ,i,, itiummliis I llio ttmijut-Moil air t . i -. ,f IiiiihI etiraytng ihmi lilno. It Is n. .,, ,ry Hint niillh'lont rtsiiro lo uuiini .iu, by llio (Hiiop to HiNko n forivfui -,nr of n Hiw form. If tlm liquid Is r.i .m, In largo ilro the grass will In. m -, ,,r lia llijilrttl, a tbo lory joun,,- i,im rtxils IkMjiomIIi I lie will linto sIIkm ...i..r uf roMstlng I ho net I 01 t the h. m (. Tho miMclty of tbo tank ahoiiM u ,y. protlioatiMy tlireo lo fmir gali"iis nn.i u ehollhl tw of Ut'h neat ti.iislrn n.,n that ouo oan renillly rorry It ni-.iit Nensssarlly. If It I irn(teri) air ti'it It will ls freo from I oak and inm ,- to Mdll llquhls. The marhlno slontbl let lltli-,1 ith nbtntt tbroo foe I of rouiprwtV.oi U mi Sftnl n thro-foot oxlensbm rt. si .sr lug one lo reaillly swing the tiul t,-r tho lawn 'l"he mwale sb.-illl Is' ' t ii tmiure n lo throw n ratlM'r wib-, llarlng funnel shaiml spray Tbo two- sntlsfaotory auisstaioe f.r general work iqwai datutelbuia and mi. i-ollaneou rudlile Wtisis la lr.ii u tdwto, used at tbo rale of apprxni i ty two mmmbt for estfh gallon f h..i.t. On lawn for ilambdhm abne mi i. a ha tat Machine I nst tho Mrengiii ..f one ami ine third to on and inif tuml -r galhut will bo fiutitd t git tbo tUwIretl rewull. thmigh. If tlw 'Inn iMImu are Urge and natrse anl its graso hartly. two pound for ea it ! ban tf water Hill gtve tho beet rrsuli. tin lawn ibi md wjtray until t ir three ilays aftor cutting ami !' not mow the lawn until from two ! iiirv-s day after trayl. pra) -n bright, sunshiny day Tito un shiHild le prefinred for tra)lng ny thorwugh Halerlng r-vdltig apra)ing. Heleit any tlay when II la iot llki to rain within the next tlay or ! hoary rain luwuedhitety MltHtlng will tie troy the w"l killing power Work IS p 'gl '! Ut Po till "I I Ullllnm I. I mils. In ii i.-t t . r .n'.!i.n. I III tin t'bl. agi llisr.l Hi-rnld .n I monument to I'ltarli-s Hlewnrt I'uni.il, wbbb Ja In lat trotted at tits- Ih-imI OVollllrll street. The Ulliuit i.t detglNil by llio late Augustus SI loin ttins, ami la iiuilik-rtsl tu b too- ! tilt Iwot ttorka. The statue of the "iu crowned king" will slaw! at tin- l i- -f an artistic bnft, bearing th Iriah harp ami an npinqirlale limrrlptbm Wloii John It Itedmoml w the design f"r tbo Mure of I'aniell Iu at (iaud.iis" atmllu, be exrtaluitsl: "I would not bare you alter a Hit nor a crease In It. Mr. hit. Oauden. It Cruoil lo the ry llfehht thture, bU aq-ar much, HVesi hi very gewture whn Hmbr the ludueuro of strong feeling or omo thw. I congratulate you im your wtrti ilerful swerose; ami I am aalUHed that we shall havo Iu I mhl In, wht thl I ttnlshstl. a monument mn a loo worthy of I'armdl. but a work uf an owml lo nun in tturop. The .Set I Mnl, "Caa'l you help me. elrr aaketl tht, beggar on the street to the paaasirby ; I doti't know where my next nwal la cotulug froui!" "Neliber tin I," aald tho man ad tlreaaed. paaaltig on . -ow glri left tblf twrnlng, too!"-Vonkora nlataaMan. A I'roiiiKitl, "Yea," be Mhl. "I'm III loto." "Huh!" aim replied aoomfiilly. "1 noublu't rare to be yon." "Ami I wouldn't like you to v I'd ratlier you wore mine." .Iilladelplibi I'reaa, Ono nf the tint luitlratlona Unit a woman Is In Into. Is ttmt alio will be gin to deny nny suggestion Hint alia "' ""tid for uny ono before, MONUMENT TO 1'AUNl.tX. ' tiff"