The Bend bulletin., May 26, 1909, Image 6

Race
for
a
nr-
Wife
HAWLEY SMART
CnArTKll XIV. (Continued.)
That afternoon Maude strolled out Into
the ground. She wandered up on of the
grassy tltns through the sea of Murels,
until she arrived t a pond -a pond all
covered with great large-leaved water
Ultra. and bjr the edge of that pond
Maud sat down, and. rutins her head
n her hand, began to think. It was one
of that warn) sunshiny days we are occa
sionally blessed with In April. She'
thought very sadly of the life before her.
Of course It was her duty to save Gllnn
to her parents. Why was duty always
toad so hard In thin world? Ah I It was
cruel of (iirn to tell her he loved her
Jat when they were to separate forever.
Maude slept iihr dreamt ; and she plo
tarrd to herself that she wan drowning
In some big lake: she going down
down ever so far, and suddenly she
clasped a ir of some kind, and frit that
he was saved. Then a big brown man
with Bfrw red "eyes threatened her and
struck at her, and Just as she was about
to let (W. the Me brown man suddenly
vanished, and Grcarilte Koe stood In
hi p'ace. caught her by the hand, and
drew her to him. She Ml Into hi arms;
and as he brut ever be kissed hrr. Maude
Kit up, a ad turned ever her dream Ih
her mind. It cheered her. She thought
It foretold the triumph of Gren over
IVnrman. and everything hit IljAt and
sunshine for the future.
Hut San lVarman, In the meanwhile,
lose no Maw la pftwecutmg Mi wK.
Diffidence is net en of hU failings, and
In Mirh mock courtship as this there I
little fear of the result, lief ore a week
had cose by he va formally engaged
to Mnude'Iienlsou. and th discussion of
when the wedding shall take place Is pre
eminent between the hick contracting par
tita. Maude listens, and assents to every
thing in a qaiet. tUtlcs way. She treat
her betrothed with calm courtesy, but
avoid all occasion of being left alese
with him. So far, Sam l'eanaan ran
boast of receiving bat scant favor from
the hand of bin bride-elect. Her cheek
It a jet Innocent ef hit caresses, and a
warm prrsaure of the hand the extent of
h!i achievement.
No new net a lgn of Gren Title Itoe
and wearily Maude commenced going
through all the ordeal of preparing the
trouwau. They were to It married the
Crt week in May.
nut one morning i groom came ever
In hot haste from Mannertley with a few
line for the juirr from Sam I'earmaa,
to ay that bU father m dead. The
aon had told them a day. or two before
that the old man wa aihg. but ba.d bad
do Idea that there wa much the matter.
Three or foar day' iltoess then laSaa
nation set in. imi oM lawyer I'earman
waa gone to his rvt. That aneieatt Sshf
would nerer angle more, and hiamel, M
aon. reigiteil in bit Mead.
' "I'nt off the weiMtez. N'eH. for a
month or two, of course.' said the ju4re,
aa be broke the new to hi wife, "Oth
erwUe it' perhapa far the bt. I can't
pretend to feel any Intense grief about
old 1'earman, and bl ilepartar lea Yes
Ram and Jlaode all frac to eater upon
Mannervley at ooce.
Mr. IVnbon heweI a wllm oa the
occasion seldom evinced. She said noth
ing, for the simple reason she had nothing
to say
A for Sam I'earman, be bore bl be
reavement with tolerable composure.
"Sorry for the eld father," he mattered.
"He was a deter man, every bit of bim.
lie could 4ay with these swells, aad
manage 'em in a way solKxir eUe I eeer
s,w could. lie was very good ! ate, too,
always. I shall never have the bead be
had if I live a hundred year. Ijseky I
don't want rt." Then be feN IsHo a browB
atudy. "Veil, put my marriage off a bit
hum ! Ilsn- lueky Coriander Is etrierrd
In my name far the Two Thousand, and
not lil. Kascy'M beteg dUqualifted, af
r tie trial of last weekT
CIIAITKIt XV.
Grenvllle Itote. to eak metaplsorical
ly, has been Jiaddllng hi skiff through
troubled water of late, Maude'a short
wobegone little note of dismissal, and bU
aunt' indignant letter, were far from
pleasant reading to a man aa much en
tangkil a lie was In the love-god's aseshea.
I la aat and sulked be sat and thought.
They all ended la the same eeaelustofl.
that I'earman would marry hi darliag
Maude, knd that be was. and ever ibouM
be, utterly tnis-raUe
Anathematlaing. with an Impartiality
aulte beautiful to witum. everything and
everybody, Mr. ICose . e snurv vnlent bis
clttiiig room In iurult of breakfast, lie
unfold the Time. Again, as a prelimi
nary, doea be ascertaia the etlraat Arm
He of Coriander in the betting qtt&tatleex
for tbe Two Thousand. Not that Silky
Dallison'a feed at Ureenwioh la any ob
ject to him uow be i loo miserable to
enter into such thing, but b night aa
well read about that a anything else.
Why dooa tbe mppleiuent, wbk-b be neter
dreams of looking at, tumble o persist
ently aero hi plate?
"!t'a bate look at tbe second col
umn," b mutter, "and eo whether X
Y '.'' family are till In trlbulAtioa about
lila absence; or whether Tollaky is offer
ins hi usual hundred for an absconded
younf lady, aged nineteen, eood-looklne.
and with a roaa In her boouet Iat een
U. 'lllrtha' hum t doa't much good
In them. There once myself, t aupp;
nice untucky K-rgar's advent to put In
the papers. 'Marriages!' Suppose I shall
see her before many weeks are ovr,
'Death'.' I feel that's more In my line
Just now. I hope there' a etd lot of
'cm. How I should like to add one or
two to the column more particularly one.
Halloal what's this? 'At Mannersley.
after a very few day' lllneu. In the sev
enty-snvnd year of his age, Samuel I'ear
man, K'oi.' Vih It had been his son I"
muttered UrenvltU. ami then he sat down
to think whether this could by any posb
bllity Influence his proiect In any way.
It Is hard to believe that there Is no
iHch thing a dntittu.. It Is almost ludic
rous at times to think what a trivial In
cident baa turned the whole current of
our live. There Is a large and well
known speculator on the turf at this time
a man, dtubtless, worth many Ingots
and much stock and security whose
money-maklcg career dates from the pre
srntathn of a cae of rators arcoing to
ojHilar report. Who con .vy? Many
!tKh an Instanee might ! ntotsl. Oreu-
ville ltose's Hfe turned on reading the
supplement of the Times. It may bo sW
b arcMent, that particular morning.
I fancy fh human being ever saw thM
generally light-hearted barrMer thinking
so hard as he was upon this ocehn. He
has won many a good raue since, but
ftea laughs and sa.-s. "that was the big
gt he was ever encaged In; and no to
lleHsvr to draw up the brief, mind."
"Ah!" he said at last. "I can almost
swear I saw It. I recollect laughing over
It at tbe time, and thinking what a attaint,
aueer 4d deed It was. Suppose I'm
right I wonder how It would affect
thin? I most go over and talk to IHitH
sa a bit."
And while Grenvllle Uese crosses tlte
Temple Gardens, let me say a few mortis
about George lHillson. He comet athwart
the loirs of Gren title and Maude but for
a few days. Yet be is destined to be the
matter of the situation of that eventful
period. George DalHsaa is a barrister
ome two or three year) senior to Itose.
He has a fair Income of hi own, and has
betaken himef to the elucidation of the
mysteries of tbe turf, llalher below the
middle height, with Urge tiuuM haiel
eyes, a slight almost effeminate figure,
fret and hand that would be no disgrace
to a woman, and a soft vutce, nothing
could te mere deceptive In appearance
than Slfty Itallb-on. His low, languid
lane and caressing manner had earned
him teat sobrfcfuet at college. It had
stuck la him rver since. Destitute
of wbbker. a slight soft brown
moustache )ut shading bl upper lip;
lithe, supple, almost girlish In ap
psttraace uch was George Dallisoa.
Tew men of his age rwle ttraignter and
steadier over a ceaatry than he; while
Tattervalfs bad arrived at tbe conduitoa
that, though he might look young. twN-ly
threw his mosey away much less than
Silky DalMsaa. When, in hi languid
manner, he was willing to take a thousand
tu thirty about aay horse' eh nor, it had
a chance a good deal more than, as a,
rule, can tie predicated of tbe animals
about which such very Wag odds are to be
obtained.
"Come In," was the rcspoase to Hose's
sharp knock, ami Dattlsan wks discovered
placidly consuming a French navel In the
easiest of armchair. No greater syba
rite perhap ever existed; yet on New
market Heath, he would wait the day
through wind and leet. to back the "good
thing." he hkd Journeyed from Loodaa
expresy for, and return to town with
out a murmur, If such bad turned out the
deiuslv phantom too usual on such occa
sion. "Oh. Grenrllle. charmed la tee you!
Take a ehalr and talk. It' not a bad
novel." he observed, a he threw the yel
low colored volume on the table; "but
I've had more than enough of it. and my
self for the present. New! Ah, Gren,
If you hate any, unfoM thy short, and, I
trust, moving tale."
"Thank! I want to talk to you a bit
oa businexn reason I'm here," said Itose.
"ShouMa't come to yon; on a point ef
taw, 'Hlrky.' but tbU happens to be a bit
of racing."
"You racing! What do you meant"
"Have you seen old I'earman' death
in the paperl"
"Yes." reind DalUsoa. "You're
think lag of Coriansler makes no differ-
esvee, you know horse catered In the son's
name.
"Suppose, Silky. I could show you that
that horwr rosihta't start without my con
sent, or tomrthlwg like itr"
"Come, oM fonWw, no anaamoa. I'm
oa him for the Derby, aad am only wait
ing to hedge my money till be' won tbe
Two Thousand."
"Iok bore. DalHton; I know sothing
about the tttrf. and hare eaeae to you to
manage a groat game between jeun; I'ear
man and mylf. Will you do sot Of
course you can take care of yourself is
the transaction. I can tell you rhrtblng
for certain as yet. Will you manage the
turf part of tbe business while I work
tbe legal machinery? A my Idea ef tbe
case tand at present. I tell you fairly,
I think Coriander's starting for the
Guineas will be at the option of myself
and client; but I may be mistaken."
"Do you advise me to hedge now,
thenr aald fillky DallUon.
"Certainly not, I know nothing: about
the tnrf, but If 1 am right In my conjee
Mrs, the mumgement of Coriander In tha
tunthrt will 1h, for the benefit of tny ell
en It, In your hands More a few d.t) are
overt Will )ou say nothing till I s.si )oti
ngnln, and give )ou, a I hope, the reasons
wliyV'
"You say I'm to be our agent If It Is
as joii think It, I'll ask no question,
but as you know- nothing about that great
elaborate sysleni of gambling, jelept rno
lug If, a you think, joii'e any control
oer Corltnder, don't whisper It to your
carpet-bag till youvo sew roe again. I
say this honestly, with a view to doing my
best for jou. Hring me your case when
you've worked It out, and 111 tell )oti
what to do."
"Many thanks, old fellow I I'm off to
Hampshire tonight. 1 shall be back the
ds,y after to-morrow, though perhaps late.
It wilt be alt decided then. I'm playing
for a god deal bigger stake than you,
Silky the girl t love and something to
start housekeeping on."
"Ah." returned Dalllson. "I like that;
If you've got the first stake on, you're
plajlng la earnest. 1 am still all In the
dark: but If you see your way to winning
the first, I'll bet you two to one, knowing
nothing about It, I win enough for )oti
to start housekeeping on."
That very night. Just aa they were med
itating bed. a loud ring startled the deni
lens of Gllnn. The advent of Grenvllle
Hose seemed to the servants a matter of
course thing. They immediately commenc
ed preparation of his usual room. His
uncle also was glad to see htm, but to
Mrs. DenUon and Maude the thing was
past comprehension. As for Grenvllle, be
seemed perfectly calhms -shook hands
with his aunt, audaciously kissed his cous
in, atvompdiiylni; it by a prewinre of the
band and a whisper, the combination of
which sent the ldod to the very roots of
Maude's hair. Then he devoted himself
in a most pro-uk manner to some cuhl
boiled beef and pickles, iertlnadHsy mi
the ladle eat, and as he handed them
their candles, whimpered to Maude
"Hope for h yet. darling!"
"Now, uncle," be mhI, "I want you
to come with me to your study tou rec
oltect that oM box ef deeds and paper
you let me rummage through two years
back, whoa I went so deep lata heraldry,
and spent a good bit of time tracing the
family goneafcgyT"
"Yes, my b-y; but you don't mean to
say you've come down uih us like a
whirlwind In this way to ctsnllnue shat
somewhat vetalbxts pursuit T"
Grenvllle mM no more tilt be was duly
ensconced In the moire's sanctum, with
the ttt containing those musty paper
open by his side. '
"Now, uncle," he resumed, "I shall
probably hate to work for two or three
hour through thes obi parchment lie
fore I arrive at the one I want Of
course I don't eipect you to remain white
I da so, but before you go to bed would
you mind answering me two or three ques
tions! You've always been very kind tu
me; Gllnn, Indeed, has been my home
almost a long as I can recollect. My
father and mother died when I was so
young, that )m and my aunt have al
most stood In their place to me."
"Well, Gren, we've always been fond
ef you, nad glad to have you bete. Hut
what are yon driving at
"Will you bear with me patiently to
night, even if I offend your Will you
wait till to-morrow-, and bear then what
I have to say before you deride about
what I hall, perhaps, ask you to do for
meT
"What on earth are you making mys
teries about r Not nsurh use asking hetu
from me, Gren. I'm aWsut broke myself.
You're in some money scrape, I suppose?"
Met of the iMfuirr' own scrape hav
ing arisen front that prottsV source, be
naturally guessed his nephew (oust bar
Involved blaseeif similarly.
"No, uncle, it' net that. I love Maude,
and want to marry her."
No word ran paint Harold Denlson'
face at this last announcement. That
there should be lore-passage between
Grenvllle and his daughter had never en
tered hi head; and wfcat could the young
bltot mean by enmlRg ami telling blm so
now? He mutt knew she was eagaged to
I'earmau.
"Do you?" be saM at length. In hit
most cynical manner. That" h little un
lucky, because she's about to marry some
body be. I fancied that yen must have
aearu so.
"You mean I'earman? Yea, I bar
beard that."
"Ob, you have? May I ask what par
ticular Inducement you have to offer,
that you think it probable Maude will
break off the prospect of a good match In
year bsfcalf? You may have achieved
some MHeiampted snows in your pro
feision: I can ealy regret that I am a
yet In Ignorance of It."
"You only sneer at me, ami I am talk
ing la earnest." said GrrnrIHe, biting hi
IIP.
(To be continued.)
' e3 laa-t-j W!JlfprScMa 'TO,,.
. --r
ttaru for Mlae.l farittlnsr.
Tilt flintier who cilli an mljlist III
ivork Hint ho may dlspcnsn with tin1
licli of oiu limn I lucky tndovd. bill
many n fnnnor has done i by lm
Jy (.'hanging lit njUiu of failing nud
mrliii; for tho stock; also by no ilia
Hsng of u grain tun! liny tlmt In
stciul of hauling tunny Ion of It to
market It Is fed on lti fnnu, and tliu
bevf, iwrk, butter, cheese, etc., sold
Till allow a the farmer lo restore lo
Hie ground At least n part of the fer
tility In the idini) of manure.
Tho barn plitii shown herewith In
the two Illustration, the ground plan
and the vrsxvtlve view, I so nr
niiigett Hint one man may fcol nud
care for Hie stock In a short time. A
shown on Hie floor dnu, Hie Intra will
accommodate fourteen nmn, twelve
'horses, hait Iwv. alalia for both Hie
cow mill horses, atso n large ealf wn.
The Installation of matiiiro carrier
ami liny fork Is very ensy, nud these
will soon pay for themselves; lit the
lalnir saved. A feuturt of the ttnrti
not ti Ik' ovorkHtkrd the nrrnngo
miuit of the fiil room nud silo. The
fourfoiit rhtlle extemls the entire
htucth of the silo, aih! has small win-
JSSiHLSHBa
scatPItlc viIom
TM'TtiaS
t-- r-
V'H
LtimJ
-'
rntrllril lr rumblnr.
There 1 a trust In fuller' enrtri,
with the final proeowi kmovn only to
oh or two persona. wIhmm- lips nre
rigidly aesiletl. Tiie ilejKMlta of fuller'
uartit exist chiefly at llath and Not
tjagisataotilre, ltghlDil. ami at Maztou,
In Scotland. In addition to (lejwmlt In
the loxlon district. The Industry la
practically controlled by n remblnu
wtileh atrlctly prowrrea the mcthodt
ef preparation of tho earth.
Tbe llssrure nf n tienllrmae,
Tb Kntlman I the man who I
master of hlmsolf, who n-specta him
bdf ami makes other respect him.
Ttie ewrf-iice of a getitlemnii la eternal
selfrule. It luiplli-a a character which
poKM itlf, a self-controlling force,
a liberty which airlrroi atul regulatcg
Itself according to the type of true dig-nlty-Hmrl
Frederic AxuleL
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QROUMO lASf,
UOOtl HtR.t I'tJV.'V
own view of the mittler. However, It
U wise to ho build them Hint the stiiH
may be easily eleiutetl nittl waslutt
This ittnsl ruction will coiniy with ill
annltary reiiulreineiila of Inspector
The MiHir of the horse slithlo may b
of cement or vlay.
The lix'iiltou, the local supply ol
material, etc, will of rourse govern It
a certain extent Hie material enter
lug the construction of any tiiillilliu:
ami, tu fait, nil buildings Tho hare
n allow ii Is twelve feet to the caret
nttil thirty eight feet to the peak ; Hi
alio I thirty eight or forty feel high.
The bam should, of course, have a
good foundation of stone, brick ot
cement on many farms It ha teet
the practice to Inillil a small slut.'
hero ami there ami the slock Is sent
teretl nil over the farm. This caue
an uniifsMry lot of Inlsir lo earv
for them; nlso nu uitstghily nienrnuc
to Hie surrounding", to mnsirurtlut
n IhtrH of thl sort It will not I titvra
aary to do nil the work Imfure tht
same may ! ttmil. but a Hirtbtii of It
itmy l left until time and perhnpt
yaur purse wilt allow It tu N ilnlshed
Wallace' IVrmer.
t'eeilinu of Itau,
Hen will not roftss. to lay prtbl
lu the cuttdlliHta which sstrrotmd tlieif
are favoruble for etn: ixlif Hon 1)1
iimrse. n hew rantMt hsj on laving a'
tlte time, nor will S.HSM hens tar rvt'
for a majority of tho time, but I
farmer whu pruvlttos the correct nu t'
lloris of hsHHlng, feeillug and grin ra
management will Mod Ihsl he will n. I
be entirely wllhuitt eon at any time ct
the )er Of eHtrs4-. Is md lm hen
nature to lay at this time of the year
but If she I comfortably boosnl urn)
well fed, the farmer will ttml that Hit
hitt after nil really ha little send
mettt.n to Just vvhk-h season she sliail
prodiico her egg,
Getting eggs l not entirely a matin
of feeillng, yet If we fesil correct ly tbe
ifATjj or cunioua couaAvni,
(list W'nsIiImmIoii '"' 'Hi" Were In.
ellliril to He Too IMisertlliu,
Hoveml wcckH nito i "Higitr, mens,
in lug over eight feet In length, f I
lowed .Miss Mury llurr, the lent her of
tho Scliisil of Messlors, III the edge or
iho llnlnler forestry reserve, from ncir
tho n IiooIIioiio until alio met with n
forestry riiuger, who, with uthem, snl
seiieiitly rim down nitd klllisl the mil
null. H.iliniliiy Mlsa llurr went to
visit n neighbor, nml suddenly UiNiua
nwtiro Hint nmilher coiigttr wns foiinw
Ing her. She llrst saw the niilmnl
rthend of her, hut Inter she iuiw It m
the piith U'hlml, She hurried nluttd
to her ib'siluailoii, nml it hiiuitng iwrty
coillpiiaed of J. V t'iMik and A. IVuioli,
wttli sevcrnl dog, sinrlist In luirsiiu
The dog found the trull of the cou
gar, nml lifter following a abort ill
(alien treed It. Cook shot nml wound
eit the niilmnl, which dropMil in n,n
ground nnd was poumitt usu by Hm
dogs. It llistniltly klllevl one or tlio
dog with It terrible claw nnd ti-.-th,
though t'ook nud icliton were tsXh
trying to stioot II, but tu the mmtte
U'tvvt-eti It utid the dog fouml but III
Ho opiMirtuutty to do so without slo.it.
Ing the dog, llefore lliinlly imirlally
wounded Hie animal had Hourly MUM
another of the dogs.
'the cat niensutetl lieurly eight feet,
Mug not quite m large n the cut Lilt
ed several week agtt, .Neither of tho
cougars nltesiipleil any drjtre.ll..,s,
tllidr rhtrf idij-s UlHg nHireit!i to
satisfy tbelr rurlosliy to follow it
observe e)ie Seattle l'.t llitelll.
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tMCTOR
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1 - J4-SI ll
nsmssssJyrtn.mm iiiinl( Vassmsnr.
UKatHXl 0!XCV.
llriastslMess,
HIccjilhcM Is a normal and InMittiy
rolidltl'ii when It ocvur at the usual
beilltme ami when not pitremn and
overjtowerllig Hut It I Hot alwa)
sss.M-lah.1 with sleeii. Simie tcrs-ois III
hen will not have tlmt aa an actual' perfect health ami rxrrlltiit tees-r
olMtnrle lo laying. Maturity ami vigor
are two ImtHirlatit things In the bent
Hint nre to he heavy winter lavers.
Keep the hens In a thrifty, vlgnroui
lianllyktmwthemennlHg of drowsiness,
they are active mentally nml physically
until they are In bed, then slrs-ji cihom
at once, aM when It leaves them In tbe
down for light, a tight door Mow
separating same from the frtil room
to kreti out dust ami odor. The
Hags Is dnijiiMHt down this chute, nml
front there shovelhtl to the mixing
lxe! tme fur tho cow nml otto for
the horse. There are two bins In the
fecit room ami two more may be locat
ed on Hie floor above ami connected
by siihiII spiHit for drawing off the
grain. These sHit may lie located di
rectly over the mixing boxes. All hay
I upNsMi to Ik' fed from Above, one
tiny chute being provided for each two
stalls.
The milk room Mug located n It
Is, tbe- milk may ho Ink mi to It nt once.
In thl room should bo located the
mvm rotor; also pltoity of cleaii wnter;
If p4eMlb4e running wnter should bo
pmvhled. The shop 1 n very ticcc
aary ruom, and It Mill save many small
roHtlr bill. In It may In stored the
nulls, bolt, etc. In the loir so barn
tbe haniemi rtMMn I located In the
renter, which hwiUh It bandy tn nil
iwrts of the same. Tho two Ihix stalls
provide room for lxth male aiiIiimI ns
well ns sick nml ailing (men.
The hay My I Ntipion-ed to be oim'U
cinar to the roof. However, wiiut)
farmerx may wish to arrange thl
sjwiv different. The jMirtltbm wnt
rntlng the cow from the tvuter sec
tion I Umrded or pmsleriit up tight.
exreftt Hie cillf i-'n, to luqiarato the
eow from any rnlor. dust or dirt from
Hip other niilmnl. The box stalls.
howerer. In bith the cow and horse
aaru ro "o ctmstruetnl Hint tho In-
nwtea may havo n uishI v1ow of the
oilier u Illinois. Tltey like rouiNiuy,
ami will (tu Ixttlcr If they rail see their
neighbor.
Tho IbHiru of Iho row stable, the
milk room, feed room nml alio nre of
iiHueiit, tho gutter being formed In the
floor nud ImvliiK it four-Inch drain nt
the rear lending to tho miimiro pit
The alalia arc iniido to lit both long
and abort cow. Tho llrst iIkII In
front l four feet wide and tho fret
long. The renr stall Ih three feet six
Inches vvldu nud four feet eight tnrhim
lout;. Tho alalia then alnjiu from
front lo the rear, each stall being
slightly shorter, Ktnlla nre now con
structed In no many different way
Hint It It hardly worth vvhllo to men
tion theui, every cow mau having bla
condition, and lx- sure nnd feed n va-i nmriilng they Are again In full mental
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l-,J. ,ii-r.,- ,(tiTKW i-i,ri, ,41 H RICH! -,---" ---
deal townrd succes. Corn, oat nmt There are less fortunate s'rm wb
wheat Are tbe three principal grain, ""'cr hata a rontplele ami s.itlsfrtory
frsil. but there arc othera tlwt wajr'w'ithl'n ret wlm are yet almost com
wHI I fevl by way of variety nnd tantly drowsy; Ibcty are nlwn) mI
the meat and green luff In some forn'Hw " the head touch the
sIhmiM never le iieglcct.il Give any dllw slnni ronslos, ami the night I
kind of tm-at scrap or prvur, meal" mt-osliM f drHvy l to slnti
f.Hl. ns It pa)'. Try lo keep the bent with lb Instant return of ssunlcon
under condition a tmnr like lhen in ncltmanoia
existence nt spring lime ns you can, I Kmrul. with tho nxroptton notol
nml jou will mil suffer severely from " lglnnlng of thl artWe. dnmsl
an egg famine ThU I nothing lmw ,MM alnwrtnal. ami Indicate wmw
sllrto. ami brleHy. only means romf.irt,l,lw'f " ,'"h,'r ,H xho "r "
aide bousing, a rarb-ty of feed, green offeror or In hi habit Those who
stuff ami meat mratM.. ami sanllary """""""J cut nu tneir mmr or sicvp.
inartern -Agricultural Kfdtomlst.
Smsll TeotM,rarr Nmnkehouse,
If one butrheratmly once n year, says
tho "night nwls" nml the burner of lh
midnight oil. pay for their bad habit
by nltnrk of leedne In the after
noon nml early cronlng; Inter, uufortu
n crrcMmlcut of I'urin and Home, nntely, after the Influence of dlgi'slliHi
It I not nctvss.iry to build an exiien
site siiHikehoiiso, for almost ns gixl
auaii hit imutivk nuoki iiotar,
result ran Im obtalnisl from n de
vice such ns Hie one shown herewith.
It I made by taking Isiih ends out of
a Imrrcl nml iiMiuntlnu It tiui n Ixix
or hImivo it flrrplntv In Hie groiimt.
llie incut lo Ih siiMikcil u hung from
the sinks laid Hcroso tho ton of l ho
barrel. Iho tiro built umlenieiith nml JhIvvh) some mis.mi nt work In
IIIU llllipllt on.
Iteslriirllini tijr llnls,
There mo tlinmt wlm ihvlnre Hint
lioihlng I croated In vain, nud Hint
nit nnd mho mo In soiuo vvny n benellt
to uinuklml. It la hard tu ace Just
how. The rtntlKllrlnu of tho Agricul
tural lluniiu nt Washington compute1,,,, for ft ' ..' on.t
Hint they crou.o 1WW dnumgo ,, ' KJ, , Z'nS0 ? S
Hir. That Ih tho real money itanmgo,
aiiyiug homing or itio nniiojiiiice, An
nu offm't, tin rnt cnlihera nf tho world
noil About $1,000,0(10 worth of skin per
joar, nnd tho fiirrhm work them nml
aell them for five time Hint hum. It
la estimated Hint n fiill-grown rnt will
cat ilz buthcla of corn per your.
wear off, tbe drowsiness dlsnpieara,
nnd then, relieved of hi burden, (tin
lervHi Mlt up to nil hour" ngnln,
thinking In thni wny tn make up for
the hour lost by the drowsiness. If he
would abandon hi owlish hnbll, go to
lied I it lines, nml get Iho seven or eight
hours of cnntliiuou steep that ho
need, hi daytime nml evening d row si
lies would iltsaiipoHr. ho eould do mora
ami hotter work, and nml life much
more enjoyable,
A slight ilrowsliiesa I often noticed
after n hearty moat, because active til
gostlou draws; a groater volumo of
blood to tbe slonmrh so that the brain
I relatively Miorly siiijdliil. In wuna
southern eiHiolrlc thl tetHtency I fa
vored, nisi the siesta after Ihu nooti
meal I n national custom. With us Itm
nftcrdluncr cup of black coffee often
drive awAy Hie Impulse o sleep
whether for gixsl or III may bo left to
the physiologist) to determine.
Sometime we hear of nttnrka of
leojiliiewt occurring siHldciily nt cer
tain Hirlod of the tiny or nt Irregular
Inicrrnl, These nre altogether nlmor
nml. nuil In such cases tiei I alnntst
tho
nervous icnter usually n solf-wanu-
fnetunsl poison which, Nvnuso It la
iiiriIo In too gront qudiitlty, nr Ixvnuso
cnntlmllon or kidney iIIsmso prevent
lis rnpld cllmlnntlnii, nccumulntca In
tho s)stcin.
An psm-ntlnl In Iho trontincut vf such
case la dieting. .Meat should bo given
nnd tho only
ntcr nr milk.
If n woman ndtnlta her hushnnd'a
goodness, It U usually In connection
with something ho hn done for hor
kin.
It la dllllcult to keep a purso fat on rt
leudcr tucouio.