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Show run roi-- ty umsrER. Ktiblf l'ulilUbiuu INFORMATION THE FARMER. VALUABLE. tiimpeuY. VTA ElUKAlM, roll IiriiAL routed with wliilidraw the attention of HEARERS. ily Profit Bumbletoot In Poultry Spinach Top-Dro- ss n Fox persons to acknowledge thuin-selvPays Profit In Liva Stock Expanse of down looked or ukhi slighted Evergreens. is conclusive evidence that they conmut-tei- n it and sider inferior, Spinach. not whether they receive the A spinach lusts hut n short lime it in or thu HOinchi nly's kitchen slight in is to sow it frequently. It highest ixK'iul circles. is so lmrily that it may lc pul in flu roMiul very early. It grows rapidly Tolstoi's socialistic luinnuinily in ind is soon jvmlv for use. The ground of lieeauso pie-iRussia has gone to lie made very rieli, and the should the continuous wrangling of its memseed ait in drills one fool opart and bers. It is easy to picture a commuan imli deep, though they do well nity of anguls on pitiier, but in pnic-tic- e ttliensown broadcast and lovcivdu it him always proved too much fur depth proixirlioued to their size. fmor human nature to accomplish. round The thick leaved es iKii-sMar- andtliflarge sutis-fw-to- ry a fow creameries exto the growl h fai regions an annex and of sorghum. To t provide it with the complete installation of thu sugar mill, would seem to lie the dictate of cxiicdicucy in not n The force of tin fow instances. creamery would need to la enlarged, by the employ ment of uu cxiiert Mitrar-boilifoi the sea na, hut no other skilld lubor would Ik lfquiml. Is the ist its west nut e -r TlIU pnigress made liy the wnrlu during the past liundred years in the npliane.o of seientilic truth to all classus of humun activity Iuls been greater than in all the preceding centuries combined. Tlio iiehicvcnients even of the lust fifty years have been so marvelous thut nothing appears impossible in the future. There seems to be no limit to the jMiteocy of mail in subjugating to bis use uud service the elements of the physical world. In the view of offensive foreigners the American constitution is defective" bocauso, so fur as tho administration of justice is concerned, thu states are supreme. Crimes of every sort save a few against the United States, such as counterfeiting, smuggling, etc., are deult with by state law, and the United States government has no more to do with them thagvernment of Slum has. This system ua proved very satisfactory to Americans for more than a hundred years and, if they ean stand it, the kople of Europe will bo compelled to rnvept tho situation whether they like It or not Tiib statement is nutdo by an authority who has looked into the matter, that there are mure women artists in London, Paris and New York than there are men engaged in the same calling and that the womeu arc making more money than their mule competitors. The reasons given are thut the men adhere too closely to tho principles of art. as tho term applies .to painting, and do not enter any of tho avenues branching from its legitimate trend, while women tuke advantage of tho opportunities of all branches, such as designing, drafting, illustrating stories and articles for jKipulitr publications and arranging decorations for the household. Tub instinct of is stronger than any sentiment as to the freedom of America as an asylum for the oppressed of all nations. The manner in which the generosity of the United States has been ubiued by foreigners is all tho apology which is required for its modillcutiun. The alien powers which have flooded our shores with paupers and criminals have finally compelled tho United States to draw the line in her own defense, and while it may not he too late to save our land from the evils which have resulted from unrestricted immigration it is certainly not to early to apply a moral as well as a physical test to all foreigners seeking citixenship in this country. Sons one gives these directions for Take time. It making life happy: is of no use to fume or fret or do us tho stigry housekeeper who has got I wild of the wrong key and pushes, shakes and rattles it about the lock until both are broke and the door is still unlocked. The chief secret of comfort lies in nut suffering trifles to vex us and in cultivating our undergrowth of small pleasures. Try to regard present vexation a yon will a month hence. Since we cannot get what wc :lke. let us like what we can get. It is not riches, it is not jwverty. it is human nuturo.thut is tlie trouble. The world is like a hKiking-glus- s. Laugh at it and it laughs buck; frown at it and it frowns hack. Angry thoughts canker the mind and dispose it (o tho worst temper in the world that of fixed malice and revenge. It is while in this temper that most men bccumo criminals." pni'icre-by- spinach are both good varieties for spinach planting. The New Zealand for summer, ami the prickly seed for winter, tint one wit listaudiiig drouth, ami tin other hardy. The former is liilieh Used ill New Zell hi lid ami lias I extensively militat ed as s kind ol spinach elsewhere. Tin prickly lias triangular, arrow-headeleaves. There is also a Savoy variety the wrinkled leaves resembling ca tis llage, and the imlhiy, which is the newest sort, with very large, thick leaves. Spinach, though so iiuikein:ipKar-- u iicc, is a near relative of the buff and tin mangel wuriel. Every year spinach semis to iuerease ill Kiplllimty. The market gardener, of course prepares the round and sows his seed in the fall. Theie is no reason why the farmer when lie makes his garden in tin spring should not have lads of spinach, ns it requires little skill to it is well to eiiltivaie if with suece-- s. give it a shcllcnsl plan, iis it to grow rapidly to develop tin siuvu-Jrltenderness of thu leaf. After tile spinach is ipiickly and well grown it should not he spoih-- in t he rooking. The leaves may In pulled from the ill cold water bijilcij stalks, wu-bIN or lfi minutes, then drained quite dry inn colamli rcliOpied line ill i n wooden howl returned to the and well lieated and seasoned, then dished in it hot disli and garnished wit It slices of hard boiled eggs. This is the simplest ami one of 1 he liest ways of serving this early and very desirable vegetable, hut it may also lie prepared a'la creme, moulded ir served oil toast or with eggs. d nr-hap- s it Stock, niii'l-money- -- -- Jirst-elas- Expense of Evergreens. Expense is urged as an ohjn-tioto raising evergreens. It might have l.ii'ti urged as such years ago, but tint skill of propagating this class of tries has become great, and it is more generally known bow to grow them from the seed. This has cheapened them mid brought tlie planting of evergreens within the reach of everyone who 1ms any hold, on the soil. s The price of a liundred ten Bumblafoot In Poultry, years ago will now buy a tliousm d Ilumhlefoot, or scaly leg, is due to 'llie younger they are bought the thu presence of very iiiinule parasites cheaper they are. All nutiqiiati-to which migrate from bird to bird, the contrary notwithstanding, there during the night at tla roost-place- is no eusier, nicer, more satisfactory tiland inexpensive work t ban t rum-piHoak the legs in warm water ing young evergreens. All cost in as warm as the hand can stand it evergreens now is time anti labor in and thereafter rub into thum-ulparts transplanting mid trunsjiortatioii if a good coating of green or soft aoap. got ten from a distance, and the list of now show tlmt thcid:u ve Keix'at this soaking and application growers been reduced to a illinium II At witli week. for Then a every morning prices w hich growers offer tlicf .iow the handle of a teaspoon carefully re- anyone having any cut husinsmwff inmove by digrvcs, day by day, more clination towurd tree plan ting should and mure of t lie scales, lint so flint not ignore evergreens. llic foot is not wounded or in the Notes of the Dairy. least made raw. If necessary souk All milk should be strained imsome more ns nt first. When thus as is much ns possible has been removed mediately after it drawn. Pure cold water should lie allowed or flint the leg has become reduced nenrly to normal size, apply once a in quantitieHliniitcdonly by tlie cow's day during three successive days, a capacity and desire to drink. iv thorough good coat of balsam of Milk is I tetter for being kept over Ieru, nud eight days thereafter re- - night in small quantities rather tliun remedy ns before. 'Hie a large quantity in one vessel. Ixat this lust should not Ik1 washed In wnnn went tier all milk should be off. If after unotlier eight days any undue soreness of the legs should cooled by tlie temperature of tlie be apparent, apply once daily so long ntniosphcrc, after it lins been aired, as it may siem necessary, n coat of but nut before. vaseline. J hiring the treatment the Tlie oils of tlie various kinds of birds should be kept from wet or iiiuddv ground. The poultry house grain fed to dairy cows have very should be thoroughly scraed and much to do with Nile quality of the cleaned out tut well as the nest boxes. blitter. Cottonseed, while giving an These latter, ns well ns tin; roost jug iiUTcasisl tlow of milk, rich in luittcr Is treated wil h scalding fat, make tlie butter greasy and Iiolcs should and so should the Hour, sticky, (hits and bran give good oils walla and ceiling of (lie imultry house. for butter, but tlie best is the oil of Jf this latter is not convenient or corn. To the general use of turn in dairy rows in tlie West is due rosily accomplished in a sulliciciitly thorough maimer every nook, corner to a great extent tlie tine flavor of and crevice should be given n coat of Western lint ter. hot lime wash. The dirt removed Insect Poleone- the eon-tenfrom the poultry house lli'.u.KiuM.K. Tlie powder is siftnl of tlie nest boxes should lie rare fully collected and burned. If the on alone or mixed one part to HO of roosting poles are old and full oferaek, flour. With one gallon of water it is best to put in new ones, whieh pound is mixed for spraying. should first he given a coat of tar mid Pauis (iiiKKX. With 2( pounds of dried. The floor of the poultry house flour from to one ns well art the nest boxen should be pound is mixed and applied liy sifting week once cleaned out nt least every or hv a blower. 11 te same amount of and some eoal ashes dusted outlie the insert of water to 40 floor and into the nest boxes beneath is used ns a spray. gallons a fresh wisp of Htrnw. 1 jomhix PiriI.k. To 20 pounds of flour from one quarter to one-haPays. is added and This It has been the custom with iik to jxuind is applinl with a sifter or blower. imiil the cattle manure direct, to the With 10 gallons of wnter, to as it is marie, nud the pound is mixed fur spraying. grass-land- s ('akiioi.r' Acin. A snlution of one longer we follow the practice the more in 100 of water is used against part certain we are that in no other way parasites on domest ic nniiniils anil ran a farm be more rapidly improved. tlieir I n r ns ami si mis; also on surface Ily no manipulation can manure be of plants and among tlie roots in the made richer in the elements of fertility ground. Ilisn.i'iiiPK ok Oakron. For use in Then why tlie than when first prodtn-od- . ground n quantity is Hiured or store it mid risk the danger of waste injected among the roots whieli are from exhalations and leaching! infected. insects Ily living Against applying in its fresh course state we damaging stored grain or museum get all the plant nutrition there is in mat prin a small quantity is used in vessel. it, and in udditiou have the benefit of an iiir-tigit as a protection to grass roots in winter, mnl a shelter from the scorchFarm Notas. ing heat of summer. Year by year hatched ciiickens are tlie best Early our fields increase their yield of corn mid gross other crops arc of second- for laying and for breeding; etlcct tlie and keel them. ary importance with ns in this dairying region. When we lHgan the Tliere is niueli in knowing how to we were almost nlono in it, lint gradually ourneigliliorshRve been feed jwultry to tlie best advantage as stock on the farm. adopt ing tliesystem. and it invariably any shows if s advantage in t he increased Many farms will have no pigs and productiveness of the farms. I can lambs os disturbing elements this seanot imagine a farm so poor that, liy son. In some cases a good reason is stocking it to its ciimieity mid applying the manure to tlie surface ns fast evident tlie plnguo recent ly for tits as made, it can not bernpidly increas- first laek; and oeeasionally one is jusI have seen tified in hnrringoiittlie iambs. Many ed in productiveness. very thin land, with npnreiitly no general farmers sre likely, as a result, grass on it, treated through winter to le disturbed" also, in routiilingnp with the manure from the stables, the year, to make inuoine and outgo that by the next nut limn was so heav meet. iil snui-r-pur- ever-green- d s. n g ts one-qimrt- three-quarter- lf Top-Dressi- ng well-mixe- d. 1 lst LIT FAf-TOM- IN NfcW TI. flUI-TK- WLLTBl IS AiTcSISUKlI BBCXrTlUB or AT III Cole!' l'S IF A LOW. From the time of the first visit .ff Mr. Markham to the studio of Mist. '!!.. m. a habgreat rtiange hod taken plan in lljr Major its and demeanor. Thenceforth ClIAIThU IV. ('ONIINCKIX was a iiHistaiit attendant on her On night it was shout eleven o'clock inihtreeit, and ahe waited mi her . young tier at prewm-eMrs. Mrkliin was summoned to the with assiduous attention. Her visits were 1 liavent aeen you for u lung tiiiie.Mra. iu presence of lirr m utter tlie library. tattalways welcome, and pun guileless Kate C Markham when have you It wsa s stormy night. The rain sreined to take great delight iu tlnMii. -- At hisiie i.ut its ilenr; my continually, thunder the to her ISIih no lunger confined ered against the loime not seen me you keep wmiiier mi conflashed you've grumbled and the lightning mail, I nit at all hours elm wandered in s. to your confined mi closely bent eluia yourself the without great tinuously rouqiany with Mrs. Markham throughI the You will iuiurc your liealtii m and surged under the tierce winds emne-tirn- ei tautiful gruundi iff the mansion ut at the low grumblings of the thunder dear, if no time was she invited to ride, and inyou eimtinue this tuodu of exist- deed would cease, to give place to a sudden gave im sign that slur ever cxjiri-rni-e- d ence much longer." crush which came down ujim the earth a desire to. 1 see I well am Oh, keep very you like the nar of sons c.mii-elchlie seemed to have forgotten all alxHit artillery. to a nearly myself jviiuting Such u crash buret over tlie miff of the Usniicted . horses or dnres; or, in fact, any thing jaeture on tlie eaM-I- iu her the liiiiain.il nt as Mrs. Markham ed, her else, lier Hunting was was of which Ihe du waa closed aud silent, nnd lier whols brary door ami entered the presence of painting-roopiano --Come and kaik at it, and tell wide ojstu. her master. wish and desire seemed to Ik for the comme if yue admire it," ami tlie fair girl Her face waa ghastly jale aa she stood pany ff the woman who was doing her so the into studio, tlie led and arose way before him. deadly an injury. and finished of number i where a minting Of her own free will she now- - often went rtlli, Peter, what a terriliie night!" ahe the walla were unfinished laying against exclaimed dropping down upon the floor to the lilirary, and entereil into senseless It was an nld looking place that whieli riHiversstuxis with old Mr. Dillon who beside him and resting her Lead against Mrs. Markham entered. A number uf treated her with fieruliar kindness. the old mans knees. models in plaster w ere scattered about the H is indeed. Martha, an awful night," She hail grown into the hal.it iff enriHiii-terin- g apartment, ami cm the magnificent jauntand thu laiiiy liamla of old Dillisi wanher cousin Walter, ami tlmt young iff art some were rare ed walls ger of hung head the lmueekeejier dered over the gentleman was thunderstruck ut the sudto lier whieli been had presented iff fondness. with every eigu ly den predilection she exhihit.il for liis soHere." lie said. stretching out hie band friiiuiH who had picked them up in their ciety. to a decanter near, -- taste a drop of this Kureqwan tours. He often sauntered among the flowrrs On a long table lay jallets and brusliea wiili her. and rowed her upm the little hramly ; it will du you gisal." The woman drank the hramly, ami then in grert abundance, ami squeezed color lake until Walter Dillon ac.tunlly came In flasks were scattered about amid Simula think that hia cousin Kate was Vising lo her feet, elm lent over the old actually Sian, ami, strange to relate, j ox seen a fere of canvas and bits of pastel uards, rover-ei- l in love with him. vent kiss on his w rinkled lirew. seemed to have forgotten all disKate (Hi inith sides with strange and well Tlie face of Peter Dill. hi was softemil likes. Kite seemed now to hate what heredesigns. as hrgaed ujan the woman--li- re her part lure, Jhxika of of rare value. foreign tofore was her love and lier olu-hoiked I.ut from liis eyes, ami met a warm , and her picture. Win could works jihotogi-HpliKnud whiling ami sweet response fimii the wisnau at his of art gave indication that the Quemi iff lanlly endure to be ahmu in lu r mom for side! the studio was tin industrious student; a moment. She neglected What strange revelation is tliisf Let and the ciHnJitni careless in lier dress, aud wainb-rei- l jmiiitiiigH. scores uf the lU'. 'gH'ss of our story tell. There was whieli annual vaguelcsHly ami wit hunt an aim. tlie bi.out walls, tables, against lay either mi the Hour, and iik.iimiils a mUH of Thu color hail entirely left her rliiiks. piled together iu tlie difspoke nguin. At last -- th- - old man saiil in ferent corners iff thu large and jileasant Klie was thin aud white; tin height exWell. Martha, how a low tone of voice; pression hail vanished from hei exes, hiul are you getting eti have von given her apirtmeiit. situ went quietly where she was lcl anil To say that Mrs. Markham was astound" hi tin l ed as she witnessed these evidences of when Mrs. Markham wished to expri-liu-i- it , I Icft-rlie time is sixth tlmt (his Yes, did exactly as slit1 wa told. Mm wotidei-fu- l skill with the 1 liuvi ndndnisti-ni- l the laiwder. ami it is Kate Dill, his smmihiI to have no will of Iht ovrn ; no debrush anil would, liy no tneaim, W'eokB in threw two i wurking splendidly the feelings with which she looked sire to act npm her own nKpim.ih:lity. she will la as plastic as putty in your convey Mie even sn'ineil contented and happy. amt 1 haw no fears I.ut at nit. liuiiih. or mini Y t. wlicu Kate Dillon wsa alorc, she Tit is though only n housekeepwhat rim will do as you wish. Then you er. was woman, mi iiieun judge of art. She had seemed fora time tosliake off this etcmige for 1 must hurry up ymir arraiig'-inenthut resumed it like u garment len in liotiKirt w liicli contained sonicInalof lctliargy, will not dare a.liiiinisler the artii.n longer wl'-'i- i Mrs. Markham, and indeed, when the paint iugH in the laud, and than tin. time already sjierified." freipn-ntei- l -muny galleries of art, wrheru any Issly else waa with her. Nhe ilas not ensjKct auythingf reOne Is'autiful aftenus.ii she was arrangand taste could well In cultivated turned the oh I geiitleinan iu tlie same lmw tilin' so that when she gazed upm the scattered ing some flower in the conservatory, ami tone. softly to herself, a habit, which uf 'Kiisih-i-She efforts of Kutu Dillims genius, she could singing anything! IniHMsihle. hardly realize that this was tliuprl wlnne late, she had indulged in much mure than pmi.uhly lavs it all to her iinitinuiil vill she was gradually uiideniiining, and formerly. which ly the l.y, belli me mabilie was singing SB she deftly arranged whose determined nature she had so terially." her bouquet, when her alUuiliini waa at-j.laiiueil to destroy, Iu three weeks time, you say, she will One after another she exnmineil the tracted to the foottci(ff someone enterla re ady f laautiful -- Yes. siire-llanilseajies natural and ideal, as ing the conservatory by the window which in that time if nothing hapv vent op'ned from the ground. to interfere. Anil that reminds mu the fsir girl exhildted them, giving to enthusiastic exjiressiuni iff fens She turned her head anil Isdield Walter l.y, thut slu- has received a letter and delight. smilingly sdvaiicing towards her. fmni New llanqiahii'e, with an invitation One after another she looked at mill, Hhe closeil her ringing, and turning to visit tliere ; it is fremi isir of her sehia.1 stream and treeat mountain scenes, round to him said in a time of ilcasure: friends. Sim will rail upm you to allow and -valleya fair and tinted skies; at fairy Why, Walter, where have you tsen! I lier to aeciqd the invitathai. You mutt at with here have not seen you since since rot t age and ruggrel rr'i-.the lnrtrait of smite dear and -Since this morning. or. whin I rowed Of course of risirso liut she. will and there acinus-friend far away each picture only you out upon the lake. You haven't fordu I it less take on alaiut it ctHiNileraUyt adiling and to her aurjiiise delight gotten thut 1 hope." he answered in an inwon't she?'' no -time. jured I think not. I will administer a at length she cinild contain herself -I had indeed forgotten it I thought whieli longer -stronger dose than usual true have a genius it was yesterday you sailed me on the Why, my dear, you will tend much to neutralize her spirit of for art these jmintinga are worth hun- lake; hut I am getting very d oppsdtiim." of dollars dreds with a -cousin Walter, aud you must forgive reputation be- -i That is well lnit Martha what If hind they would he worth thousanda you me." there should lie a discovery of this I" iuileeil wonderful geuiiia!" The are -Indeed I will forgive you a thousand irr.ve mi fearM, Peter, we are safe in have ilnme gazed at her with eyea times only I do wish you would think iff me why timishedwith that resja-e- t ami that ailiiiiratUm, and, for the time, me more than you ilo." shining diil you give Walter that check fur $i,WK) -entire-lforgot that she was jilotting Oh. I think of you very often lint this afternoon t" haiqiim-si- i -perhajsi the life of why ahuiild 1 think of you inure than any I And to give it to him he is in some against tlie t child of genius. this one else cousin ; see isn't that a pretty blosnmr.ey Ireuil.le or another, the result of Si Madam Deveneut used to say," re- som!" she suddenly exclaimed, holding up hia guiiihiiug, iu. doulit. 1 trust that it is -inturned Kate quietly. She often said, to his nose a leautifol pink she had just no more. I wouldn't hare given it if I deed. that if my rii lies took to themselves could lmve lirlied myself, you may plurked. wings ami flew away that my brush would Thus suddenly in conversation she flew Hut how diil you learn it i" lie my resource and fortune. -- I from one subject to another, grave or gay was listening at the diair," replied And she spike truly, child. You Lava it malie.-e- nut, and this had set MhitI.ii eiailly. indeed a rare resource ; and heaven only her down In Walter's mind, fur a confirmed Tin old man smiled ami Martha in an nndertuiie knows" she continued coquette; for, to do the mnn justice, he : -- how soon -- You must you may need it!" did not know that there was any reason cense giving him money ; it -not women ia all a that have It pity why her mitul should be affected, as it unwill only decp-our tnnililes. He mutt some to atich fall means bark upon I doubtedly was. remain more at home it is only for a few mean women uf wealth and wins pieilion, He hail no knowledge of the diahnlinal weeks, and then well thi'u lie'll have when misfortune cornea them, find machinations uf Mrs. Markham and liis ihuty to squander, and time enough to themselves atraudud and ujion said incapable," father, though it is iinpossilils to say if he do it in. Hut he mutt remain more at Kate. would niff hare heartily joined in (hem hi -5 i such ease were the if It indeed, if he had. I'll have a talk with hint. 1 have no be less misery in the world, would there doubt he will sec that it is to hia interest TO BE CONTINUED. Marto do so." Here the old man paused for a ami more hope for society, replied in a thoughtful tone, with her grey tha, iiinnifiit und looked irresolutely into the Germanys Koyal Family. eyes bent upntb pale and beautiful face face of tlie woman liefore him ho of her of the Kolnixche ZeU conqmnioa A for s moment ami then again lie i -There are. mwy accomjiliahmenta le- - tung correspondent describe the dally life of the Gersides painting that one may lie educated -- We man empress and the live little priurea are getting into no no danger to in our academics, others, archi- -, at Sassnitx, where they have been staytlireiugli what we are doing, Martha, are tecture, for which I among have a great fancy, schools and other inwe? amt am no mean architect. I can assure ing. EveryInday Tim master mind of the dialailiral stitutions the -neighborhood make with a laugh designing, engravselicuio sguinst the hapiness of Kate you,"and numerous trips to Saunitx to see the empress and lirancliea of art other ing, Hilh.n in tiue woreis were fully- displayed. I could mention, and fur which ladies are her boys, and there are plenty of opThu natural weakness of Peter Dillon portunities for doing so, for'tlie emhere shone fullv forth. A grim smile eminently fitted hut we have not to the and press Is ss fond of being on thu water I beautiful epoeh, yel as the emperor tiimself. The empress SissihI over the haul firm cismtenanee if ilo not think it is far away." as she answered slow'y VTimder upm wonder! The astonishhas already been several times on the -tietting into danger, IMer," tlie woiiian's ment of Mrs. Markham was ever on the lieaeh together with the princes. The tender-ih-sn tongue always took im a strange she was not prepared for this four elder boys wear blue sailor suits as she uttered Ids name -- No no increase union of genius and gixxl sense und straw fists with long ribbons. fi a r of that ; I have ton gnaixled I strange am itself it is ixily Walter I fear this girl was wise ljrond her years; she Prince Oscar, the youngest, who is mind a tlinnmpbly cultivated; dressed all in white, Is carried about to Waiter you must tell nothing, it is not pwsesv.il fur a moment, the face of Walter Dilthe nurse. The princes climb about safe, lie ia not to Is dejieiided upm ami and, lon liefore rose her and she thought, by up it is for tlmt reason 1 have my eye and the stones, trying to find curiamong like with a of the end shdiler, . something . ear ut the door when he is with you." ous stones or other treasures of Ihe 1,1 W1TO3!. K. thu cm, vernation of this strange jwir T1,1 The empress herself takes part feeling, deep. dn.etncally CiHitiiiued into thu night. The thunder in search as well as iu tlie other amusewas and she however, only momentary, ruuilded without. The lightning flashed ments of the princes on tlie lieaeh. over town anil rity, otul in the noise ami resumed the examination of the ) Huntings The thoughtful kindness of the emover looked were of all them light of all in tlie very ireence of the until nearly was shown in a little incident press and commented wrath of Und, villains plotted and traded upon. -She human livea awuy! Why do you not disjwee of them Mias which occurred a few days ago. Dillon you would realize quite a sum, a had come down to the beach with her four sons the crows prince had resmall fortune indeed, by o doing!" Cnarxi V. -- I have no need I brlieet I am rich," mained at home for lessons and waa XRS. MLBKNZM 11 SraFRISKD IT WBAT SHX she dwelt strangely upon the word I have sitting down under a fine old beech not LKiRSS fig KATHXXIZX 0ILL0X. T for gentlefar from the bathing-plac- e -raiXTKK'l STIDIO. if I were not, jimhalily I men. The emphasized would not let policeman The change, though graiiual, in the would do as you have said." who were on their health and ienumal aptwarance of Kate With that she led the way back to her the gentlemen pass When the empresa IfllliHi, Lieeame more ami more apparent; cosy boudoir, and the taro resumed their way to the cabins. noticed that one of the latter was careven the servants, whom she encountered seats and tlie conversation. -now and then took notice of it. and spike bathing towel, she made inlut on your hat child, and walk with rying a and was iuformed that some of of it to Mrs. Markham, who only replied me in the grounds the day is very beauquiries, that it wa no more than natural. tiful ilo come and I will gather yon a the gentlemen were ou their way to -- What ean the bathing place; she got tip at once you rziwct. ahe would Bay, bouquet iff flowers do come, dear P -When she eimfinea herself entirely to her Aa aha made the request there appeared eud sent an apology to the would-b- e ixkhii, not even taking a walk in the to he an anxious gleam in her ryes, anil bathers to the effect that she had not grounds, than which, there are none douU in the very tone of her voice, and known it was the hour for bathing. ns ire exclusive. he awaited the answer with considerable Why, ahe wont even The princes were also called awav, and walk down to the dining-roomthe fact anxiety. Prince Eitel marched oflT whistling a -is Kate is sulky, 1 suggested to her, hut I shall he delighted. Mm. Markham!" merry tune. The empress keeps u tier yestrrelny to rale out with Mr. Walter, and Kate prnceedeil to get her hat, feelhabit of rising early and the two eldest ami do you know site said she had mil the ing fi the first time in months that Marevery mornprinces lake a hot least desire to. I also spike of sending tha waa a very pleasant woman, and wonfew In 8 a o'clock. at days time dising for Dr. Bennington but site would have dering to herself that she had never the empress hopes also to begin sea(one iff him m fart, I do nut know what covered St before. If the invitation to go forth into the bathing. The costumes worn by the I ean do Us the girl I know that she ia A ms simple os possible. moping her life away, Imt what can one grounds, was an experiment on the part empress are a rule she wears a black woolen dress, do '' ami the servants echoed, -- Yea, what of Mrs. Markham, it waa evidently g a tan one do indeed!" jacket and a large straw fthe hail now decisive proof that her hat trimmed with black ribbon. lier cousin Walter was seldom at home, though this fart waa nut known to Kate, course of treatment waa moving toward a and even if it had lima it ia hardly probtriumphant result ; and she exulted in the j Chewing Gam, able that ahe would have run Ihe risk of fact, tuat the girl who, hut a few flays besudof fore hated the hod aa he her, come him, very sight encountering might upm During the last two years the chewher at any moment. denly taken the warmest fancy to hen so ing gum trado has iucieased over 100 Kate knew herself that ahe was not much so that she hail invited tier into the per cent well; but ss ahe felt no aicknrsii, only a --holy of holieff the studio, which for strange lassitude, which she attrihutml to year had been closed to every human Turin is the first Italian city which laziness and the warm weather, she took Iesence but that of its beautiful ean bout ot a library intended ex- no heed uf the pallor uf her cheek but alitalwAli Lie ft. MILAN There air always farmers wlio will ja rliiips must sell calve.--, colts and yearlings. There's your iliaiice. do and buy and pay a fair price for the stts'k and keep it until II or 4 yearn olil. Yes, if mi iai lin.il, you nuiy include pigs and shn.'p. In' order to make money ly this route your farm must be in condition, viz.: There must hr plrnt y of pftsture, meadow or hay, and the bins and cribs full of oats anil cum. This uncssitatee that, with the intent ion of pursuing the eourse ivcomiuttidcii, you must take u year to get ready. Ah, say you, that requires capital. Certainly. lo you know of any business which dues not require capital? No other way than labor. That may be all tlie capital you have, mnl it may not be ugreealue to invest that way. ihit, to return I have never known to our siiiijn-t- . a man who laid good judgement of values, who studied the market relucts, mid who persistently followed , the course indicated, but and in the long run rich. There is still another condition, lie must never la obliged 1 o sell uni il his slock is class condii ion. When you arc ready to sell and your stock is in first class .Italic, large, fat and handsome, keep tlie stork on your place nud the buyers will come to you. First class stm t it will sell nud for docs nut go s prices, too, notwithstanding the syndicates or combines. Tin syndicate mid oilier liutelirrs hav,. made eontraets which must lie met and soiiicl imes the must will be for I Item to face. In such a ease prices will go up mnl flu bool will la on tin other leg. if you an prepared. ht Or A TALK In Live lay lark day after day in her easy chair, gazing fruui the window aud wondering at tlir enqHiueaa of her life, aud where it all Would end! Mte was sitting thus one day when a knock wHiuiled mi the duur and Mrs. Markhum entereil. Kate iweiveil her witli a languid smile, even reac up and offered her a chair, and Martha noticed that she actually seemed HESS. . William T. Sm.il ley. FO-- t 11. is thu event of another Kurojioan war the frugal and acquisitive instinct of Hritish trade would incline Htrietly and exclusively to selling arms and munitions to all combatants with neutrality and sublime indifference so long as the cash balance wus to the seller. The torics lmve 'shown lively synijmthy with this kind of international ethics. YHOHBD - U. 1 lu-i- It-e- ajiarl-uient- oa-nc- d r lst I i I . farm-hous- ; e, absent-minde- iniKH-en- : ' . et.n-tinii- ; n I hiii-.- " liesi-tatr- el i , le-e- n ! s; sea-ba- th close-fittin- I |
