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ciiapteb xvin.
There was to 1e a cimp-mcetine
the fir.-t one ever hell in Brownsville.
"('jti'e -.-enee." Lad p r.i.iously seen fit
t j g.-.iul ilia! this opportunity fur the
v.tipoiiriiig of tho spirit should bo af
forded th-'ettler.' in this frontier re-
K.on, c i.lthryh-ilod the prosper! with j
that delight which occasions of this
kin 1 always Mlu-d the country neigh
borhood, bo it a now or ai old one.
(n tho e i'n;, inv. o than nt pres
ent, eamn-ititcin-s wore held to be
e rents that weie not to be passed over
lichtlv. Thfv were considered some
thincr'iu th? light of n relipions carni-
val. The interest of everv one iu the
Doighborh-id and its 'viciuitv w,;s
"oitfod an I tx-.'itfl. It mattered not
whether th. y w ere saiuts or einiur'.
whether t'n'y e..:ii We I themselves
n of the il-t oi tho nnreucnerato,
tliey were sill inter. , ted alike. The
elect attended t.i pray fir th welfare
of tho norrlui, ti.td for f piritnal
Mrenith' n.n ; and lefreshinent for
rburch :i:i t i i livi bia!; and the unro-
uetier.ite wL-in t be atnued, possiblr
Iwnufite 1. a.i-l Ixcau'o cn-rvWdv cle
won hi bi
rial fei'i
t ra-";ioiv
nut I
t!v?rc
re-': t -
Mt b.-.ii
bol .
itv t ) 13 there. The so-
: !.; olio of thn chief at
'.: h iMiiiii-ineetinfl hold
.. 1
I i:i those days. f
a ih in pra -o tho
th'.y certainly
1 i 1 h ( heir neigh-
V it
ib ii ,ht n a cnip-mettiii',
!Usio to Mrs. I'orter, as
ta!';i , ' :iT i... -i t th" tre.it in
tai i
the'
Mr--.
!'-! t.-r t
hk
thai !vl I-
C!l f'.itl.i'
in-'t-tin':',
r n E r.:
T!ie v.vv 1:
i- Urv.-ii'dliaas 'ft 's
.:i-bine m-i, cr a pi.'iu."
..-.-. I alwiiv.i calcilated '
1 i i.' '.- .. I nut o ca-np-' centre ot the proa! croup oi trees iu t Too ruddr ll vues leaned un aui lit
icti 1 its': to go ti "em, such a maimer that thoy all fiu-ed tho 'iho forest luridly rod'j away,
: ji;: itoti'ly a ,r otherwise, j mioi-.tev's eland, which wai a fear- amour tho freat trco mink. Ovc
. on" f wont tr. t pot that ; fully and wotidoifniiy cocstructu.l ' head tho loaves Rhone like rilve? i-.i it:o
recipe for
.ilt-riMu'i brcal from Mi' i
avj.l Sh, - i
i, an the pattern 1 male j
'..At il-laiuo up by. You ;
my re-.t a i t ''
retr.v :.' -m t iia
lou'ty." 'I
theie V': i" -t!ii;;
oiiii.itr.
baby a',' !; . ',
f'-jlll" lif. ;..
Iive.l il.r, II !
her m-tr . . .
'ulT M..-.
haa'wli.. .i iii
bl:K'k an I red delaine, I
uv i. ;- ) iie of it in that I
; T i ye-'re a s-.-ttin' on
An' v-iien Nuunie was n 1
I no i hi oouu, ji K'Ji i
.!' Mi ' fcpia'f. Unit !
'iii'.t s Ib'iler, that did I
tititi a I tho doctor f 1
li.i't, she wa? r. master '
... w.n rick:K-.s 'round.
-ot r.r I all in ehall, '
1 'o r v'u-ii S'dom.-m':.' 1
th-t cf ' ' ' i 1
faih-l - . -1. :. : 1 il:-;.l. 's!id i ' Doc
t"f II.ii.--. 1 ' i h.i I lj't him thro'.
';;i-ri -oi iy 1 a'! is f..U n 'eauia'
V.- ;s h-1 i! leic i'i' was,, that vou knew
f-'l' I1IH v.-.i-. 1,
fab a'i' no ni
a -a f i i so-.-!; r '
orter hi v -it' i
tn the ; -iek-v;;;
Mo,' Slit at., -i.
; i " . jt was power
's a i v. hen folks is
1 to ivaon thnt they
.roii,r t..- corrcpou.l
.ni'-- to me Now
as trnat on 'metics
an' sweat'. T !tio-.v oner h "loioon, ho
kep' a c.'tiipl ncvi o' not feeliu' well.
had apai-i m hb.ha'-'k. uu'lns tide, an' '
his leps, tn' piuty mneh all ovr bi;n. 1
an' I kep' 1 ivhr hiui f-a nmy-mih' .m
tnorougli" oi t, au putttti on (mart- 1
weed an' hops-au'-vinegar, but he (
didn't sei in to pit any hetttr 'They 1
1on f take Ii t, says be 'oenil ftr
Mis' fipratt. I'd fee! her med'ein','
So I had broth. -r Job po over after her,
nn'l she c one, au' bri.ng ti ba.j o'
lobely. 'iii-- 'tuinte.i. k s out ' kilter, '
says she, r. pivin' him jest one look.
'I knew it va -. II 'i- U to throw un
alore he ii t.- ' nv better.
h-proitiic.l, lor he knov. 'il
8.'loi,iO!i, j
wijnt was j
c-.roiii'. ! .1 tv il, h.-t l.-belv 'im-tics
Htc.'e. J.a.i' sai.es! koc he did throw
up! I never see nobody como so niph
turnin' wronp-f-idx out aids as ho did
She kep' him a hem in' till much 's
Turce o chick, n i men sue swe l ntm ;
set him over a wn-.h-tiib full o' hem- i
Iock bourns, 'n poured bi: in' hot water ;
on em. witu a ciuilt wrapped round i
aim up iiput to ins neck. lou d jest j how bar I worked to ai. n them nni
orter ha' seen the swe't loll off'n him ! , miles. B it I hope 'a pray it won't be
It run down his faeo in streams, au' the means o' bendcrin iac from doin'
made a ptiddle on the Moor. 'Dear t what I can in mv w...i1- wnv nn' r.m.
Miz.'sayshe, when ; he tot Ih.n with
him, summers about six, 'X don't feel
ef there was anything left ofiiie.'
He was as weak as a raji, for laorc'n
tbreo days, but it enred him. "I
can't 6ay 1 enjoy Mis' Spratt's docter
in',' says he, 'bnt it's thnrrer. It
don't seem 's ef Mis' Pratt's ben doad
niph oa to ten years, does it?"
"It don't so," responded Mrs.
I'orter. "I feel more'n' more ev'ry
day the truth o' what it says in that
bymn Deacon Snyder's alius a singin':
" 'Time is wliiKln' us away
In his etarnul flight.'
Wall, we've all got to drop off'n the
Itagc of action sooner or later, 'n' ef
we're prepared to po, I dunno's it
makes much diiTrunce when. It alius
sets mo a thinkiu' o' i.ueh things at
catnp nioetiu' time," and she heaved a
little sigh, appropriate to tho oc
casion and the subject under consideration.
Such preparations as were made for spoken to him since, nnd I don't in
this first camp-meeting in Browns-j tend to. lie's aline person to lead
yille! It was to the good housewives j the singing at camp-meeting, isn't
oi tne seiuemeni wnai luannsgiving-
no?
time is to tho New England matron,
Fies were concocted out of the
limited material at. hand.
"Pi timber's awful ska'se," old
Mrs, Snyder said, "but they'll kev tu
l pie o iowo ninci."
0
Secret.
. ' -
like thoso of 'Mown fast" as it was
possible to make- them Loaves of
"ly'n-iiiiu'i" broal vrj baked by the
dozen, and pork and beans browned to
toothsome cnup;icsi stood ou tho
shelves of every p.vihy in Browns
; viU' a good many viutors were ex
1 peeled from "down below," and they
I mu..t b.' ft 9 hospitably entertained as
1 !:.:.. i ....... .,; .1.. .......
j - V T w xno iuea.cnt
j "They sh'll her nil they want, of it,
si'eh n 't is," was tho sentiment pre-
vailiug among Brownsville housewives.
I The men wore no less busy iu pro
; purine; for tho great event so near rt
ha.id."
' A ll!a;o cleave.1, for the camp in
! " Wo on Mr. Porter's far ai Tho
j "'J'ibriifh w.i-. rut r'oi'n, ant
M!V1'! f - thiunM out, ha- in?
1" t, 0"- on';i to r r-o rha lr nn l
j When t!i n-ori: of clearing
,v;n "''uip'.od, i; vn lilco brin',' in a
! fa'u 'rai roofed in by .i jjreen dome,
v.phtld by ruriou-ly carved an I
t'v'st'-'1 nrch"5. Here a I tlir-iv tho
; "J of snns-liino muck through tho
loaves on 1 ma lo tleeks ..f ,t-.M"oii tho
' fift mosa which eaviirte i tho pla e:
i b f"r the ruot p.irt the f race Ik-
rjfftth tho t
a ;
bdu.'d
with a
li.it w,i..
shnlowv and
delightful, nnd
tlio feeno a chain
of tho ;pen fpi't '
with no rb.,r:ie
bi iht and s i r.:. t
field, dud th i
done there. Tho
ma 1o tho piaro
npavt for worsh;
1
r
rl t
I '.!.'
m.'t
f q'.it,' Hli.l':
i-0.' !i:i-'li'
O Oi ! ii-' f: -ni in I
: t-t.it h;l t lo
:!', ev.e.i r:io.i
ei.i hi.o rue :vt
i.-oncnes were
male of baifwool loss r.plit in two,
w-itn two lo;-;-at each e :irl. rhe.'o wero j
plnccl about the little opening in tho .
tbinu.
Looks 'j.itoin' liko a hearso eff'n '
wheels, an' suthiu' lil:o the cabin cf a '
canav. i. boat, rai'l Ibl! Gree n, lrrtv. j
i-reatly. ,-OaJ ffoal p'int about it i: !
that it's siout. aa' hi star.' a heap o'
pound''!!'." '
xu ii i'n i ei i:ii! tia'in v as e - a'.'.i-
Ions beat, to bo oceunied bv ccn-1
PCienoo-fU'ti'kon tinners who were ex-'
pectJd to seelt calvatioa in thi season I
of prae. At caeh camp platforms 1
wore built on siakci driven into '.h'
earth. Thco platfofiis were cov-c ! 1
with :-cil to the d..ptb of a f..ot. O.i '
them lires would l; 1
ni . ut
1 whore lurid plow would pivc
j a brilliance it had la .ke I b
givo to tho placi? a ve.j
splendor that wo ti l i.et 1.
u a eleiuent cf fa -e iti 'ion i'o
matter-of-i'a.'l aitcndaat.
Anion-..' the "'wo .ii'.-n-f-i!;
ltuout
mott
hor;
stealing was almost entirely for 'otton
in tho V'lcasaiiier coteite'iiient oi eaunv
meeting.
In saving tins I thonld extept, how-
eve
Mr
.', tL fauihes of Mr. Boono and
Tiirtei'.
'A'nh them anxiety for Dick's fafcty j
oi; away the capacity fur enjoying
tnuk
tho cauip-uvnuitip us they would kavo
enjoyed it under other and plcasautcr !
i-irc-tmsta u -jc-s
"I wi-u the man who stole my
bosses '! fe.l t'-.c power o' tho Lord
cor.'iaiuiu' him to como forru.l an'
confers an' restore to mo my hard
airnt propuly," s.ii I Dca :oa Snyier.
"I do hoi e there il be nieh a i out-
potuiop o' the sperrit ai we hain't seen !
tor: year.-. Wo need it. oall need
it. I feel the need :i ivvii' au' :
Mrenptheuia' laorc'n I ova- did afore, I
for I hain't b'en able tu t-;a:i' the lvs ;
o' them bosses a t.'po;ca pci lessor j
orler. I've feit roiie! .is f.boiit it. 1
liaiu t u on mee;;
euotigh. I kuov it
ag'iast the prain to kev them bosses
stole, an' it does yit when I think
tu helti mi tu.- po i."l chariut
when it conici thin way a-failin' for the
kingdom. I don't waut to boa stum-blin'-bloi
ii, an' I hain't a-yoiu' tu."
Mr. Wuyne's singing-school would
close on Thursday evening. Oa
Friday tho camp-meeting would be
gin. Tho sinping-teacher was urged to
stay and "help with tho singiti'" on
Sunday, aud he yery kindly con
sented to do so,
Mrs. Beono stronply urjeel Nannie
to attend bingirig-pchool ou tho last
two nights of ita session, and learn tho
hymns that were bcin praotieed for
use oa tho following Sabbath. But
Nannio was stubborn, and absolutely
refused to go.
"I couldn't take any interest in it,
on Dick's account, " n'he said. "Aud,
then I don't want to eoo Mr. Wayne.
I wish I might never set eyc6 on him
again. He s insulted me, and I havcu t
Nannie's eyes blazed iudignantly.
"Wall, ef he hain't used ye rigiit, I
can't say's I blame ye fer not bavin'
nuthiu' tu du with Lim," said her
mother, "I du hope, Nancy" Mm. i
Boone always called ker Ntnoy ka j
'.rv, t'.,
praee aV j anVnin love in t'-is ca -.ti-lucetin'.
And I hope'n wnv a'l ih .
yonofj folks tiiil. 1 !:lu.l o' f.-i i '.. , f
they would, nu' tia'. wf've riii,' t.i he.
ablesped pood fica-. n. "
But NftiKiie's thon-v. ; ,
about the bread fho v-' . : . v. :
to carry to Pick that ni-vlsr tl.-su ti
were about the Bread of Lv' u ,o - i
dnubtfiil i4" sho heard v, iy i. ,'
what ker laether was sayinj.
CnvPTEB XTX
itnoD.v rxrnr.iExcra . cn.Nor orrrri .
io.
It eeemed to bo th? p.vieril :. ,.
that siuce Diek' wnmiu;; nf tho fro
ia store for him md n'l other !. .: .
thieve, if C'l'i'ht, uni'. e-itoali'.ig vi.3
at nu end in Brownsville.
Coasequently, n fooli ic, cf eor.iav.i
tire security took po'.ii vion of the
settlers. Most of them behoved thai
Dick had belonged to n pan;,', if ho
hp.rl not been tho leader of it, and tii it.
his narrow ercapo from tba Jo to tutr 1
out to hoiT.o-thievcs La.l frijhtone.l
kita out of tho country.
That it wa well with him y.--l, y,n
nio kuetv, for the supply of daily bi e.i 1
which fdio deposited in tho h"llo-,- tr.-o
disappeared as ro tlariy ni i' wj
p'aesd there.
The camp-nof'.ir.j opened with a
great protnbo of pr.cces-. Tim pre-
Hilinp ehlcr Pai l no t !! 'mi el tuerc
was goin' to be n re.;'lar ol'-fa-dii'iiod
pour-down o the r-jierrit, an' u Miniu
up o' dry hone," wbr.npon all 'he
brothers aid mm era iti Israel rhoii'fd
a visrornus "Amen" in concert.
There was a (.jod!y aitond.-nc-: front
"down brlow." Never befure had -
many Fir.vi; f.iJes been sei'.i i:i
i;ro-nsvuia.
It be.m, a
I hv:
aid, ou I'ri -h-r.
Tho lir.-.t day S i:
hea 'la-ay. O.i the
ci'emeut, v.-Ubor.t
ItKe'.il::,' v; i c I'.l-
uu !
th - e-i-
.'1-.-
-:---h
..kr-.il !
th i.-c d:iy.-', ber'ti.
Before nL'hi it had t d:-:
if I'tost cf !::-; w. , v.
'.- I, moiu'rri--; ci oi.e c!
other. W haf tho t'a'uve
:ae!!f Wi-jj I i' not usi lc
It a-, .oiw'....i.i;- whicli i
Art, VCsir.t, lit'id 'llO illii'
.is-se.V.
cro'-ded with I'O'.iitent;'.
At r.iijbt, ttftv? the great fire
li :lite;l, the sccno v.-aji oao it
wcro
Be. i.
braadt wuul 1 hare o: lighted in, with
its vivid contrasts of lu'ht nu.l shad.
ttroaiT li 'ht throwa 110:1 them frei.-.
below. The rapt, ca.'.r f c ;s ci n;:;:
and women stood cut with Mart;:::
dittinctuc'. a ;ainst a b.ti -k-rouud i
' ita-low. Th-iv were tdi ti;: uCl t .-1
iho t,taid, wliero two ra:.".N-r: :;
horted and vunved. altcrr.rtolv. -Alth
p'-eat lei vor uu.l a poo
btnir-cower. Devout
hibiii'.ui i i
br. thi
sisters said "Amen," n
propri'tte ft mo or pip :e.
old luctiiodut h. .tins
hymns w'nieb have rr
y.'ars lil:o bu,-',c-ea'ls,
chocs ye line.-;- on cu
Iho s'.ar of eiKi'trc rrov.
y.hoih; b'ev.-tr :-.it no
I liavo lea ie i..e;i:io:"i
devm
.'1 1 vd
i.ytie,
i' he.- i'.- .'.liev. Sa
.-..r hiil i'.i!:.l to
; ived cii'.-cr. At BI
i'.uii'cl to ,'ari'l;; fur
nu;i! hud be. u . cut
bci.vv." to take li.tt
She had Cu:i. I.i.l.-',
thtica'i'p-meiuio.r, t.
villo until i wa t ovr
vueuto of hi r pies"
houf-ehold, tlo. -. i i1
ia-ithy'3 h.-.iiloek
produce tho d-.--i-
iu v.n t-uti-e'y
pick perse r, n.i
for from ' .'ow
y of the (. ): U- y.
-.iter ii o i i 1 1 trx i i
r.-.u.iin in l$n.-.v:i".
. :' i I. in co -f-
-"nee r.i 1 ne tite :'
ir i i' t ho r in j - ii -,-i
jfc--.-i-i.-r, t of !;...-,
teacher b
for he die
1 i
did not
aro to tin
much while propriety i.i ilr- .-u.
a maiden a tut was con.-'a:it'v r
1
ar-.
inp him with a '.'.11 i'.'i-.-tH ey.-.
It was perh-ip& a m-.-v. lot;
thin;; f -r l'.lu-.bi that L-o- a in
needed there. Ipior;'-u cf thi
ol tho world, and with cm 1 i.-n
the honesty of 'iVay.io'e io'.-.
theiutluc-p.ee ho had establish.-.;
her mirtht very likely ha - o l-.ec
cited for bad. Such no doubt
have been tho cm e iia 1 ....euio'-'aiic. s
been other than th. y v..-: -. n-id !!ho.;r.
tieen left ur.proieeic I. ::., m h.
innocence, could not uu Wwi I h.
it was nor.iblc for a l.ia-.i ti be ba-l
dn liope'n pray,
turn to tho Lor. I
''-i.ilile-minded I while he jopea.ed r-.i fu.u'-'ly i! ? -op-Btlt
it did po 1 o.ito, and fdic v. oildered wnv h-j si
abruptly cca.'ed l;;i s it-its '.
auut came. Had che knowat'a
truth,
she wo.i'.d hr.vo known that ho felt
afraid oi her aunt's sharp eyes. Th-. y
were eyes that could see beyond suea
a mask a- that which he wore.
On thai Saturday evening, tit camp
meeting, holo -lied around from the
bench on which he was sil'iiior, and
met Bhoda's eyes. Ho t-miled, and
presently came and !al down beside
her.
"Are you here alone?" ho asked.
"No, Aunt Sarah ennio with mo,"
answered Bhoda. "She's sittiog over
therewith Mrs, Porter."
"I hope she'll stay there, so thc.t I
can have a chanco to talk with yuB,
without feeling that she's listeniig to
every word," t-uld Wayne. "It'.s been
a long time aineo I've had such a
chance."
"I haven't seen much of you f iner
Torn was siek," said Bhoda. "I ho"
you weren't afraid of ea'chiu,, th
fever?"
"No, but I was afraid c f e-i: ..hir. :
something from thai aunt c f y,
he aiiN'er I. "I don't lent', s!;o
mo very l, teh. At lea-1 it tlruoi. r..c
thnt way the first timo I came to e.-e
you nfier shu took up her liabi'e.'i.i'.i i-i
your family. Audtheti, too, 1'iC bte.i
very bury."
Bhoda looked at him a little sharply
when ha said that, for f:ho knew be.
tcr.
"You look a if vou did no be'-eve
me," he -rtid
Do I? Vw-11, poruaps I don'..'
To be eoaUiiusl
AflaiCQLTOBAL "
IS tl)U.
h:..s four
I i '.lLi'tl
i i .-.- y.---.?l r.: 1 treat in.-;
, c efi.veoi otmospb.-U'C-hotiij
acid tor four or live
i tr'.ititii; '. j r-;y ,t-n at itvo
I i e: sure, for livo he-ni-s,
:i Mo ba..'!'.! til will be killed,
i tio-n trail- beyled in ve--iie-
irfti r.n.b. r t-.vo nt-
rl IK - ...i", the ii!l; j-.
i-o.ilii n:l t';i: j'toj ertic.s of
: a-i-l es;i lie i.-tr nif.e-l to
ireo fro'.a m -ct.se p'jrm.-.
10 are
ef fire '
In '.i-s 1!
ai'iid'-ph
ill- t.u b-
11 the ii
Kti- C-'.'l-l:li-l
U.
K'.: t to
11- -h .
I.i j cLtir.
i -..
f 1 it 1 1 v Cut Ituv,
f'ar: th ' b -t raily cut hay and
Otaer r.orr!m,'o n:it;i tl:c latter part of
winter r.-i 1 e;n ly soi iui'. All p-raciicui
f cede im have .observed that farm aui
tuids aio less lik-.-'y to make sutis;'ac-ti--y
pains 1 1 iho ypvitig months thr.u
st any o'.h'.'i-tbuu of tho year, Oftsn
liny lor-o i'e-h utile'-;, the yery best of
cere is pi- en. Th' y refuse to eat the
us'tal amount ol forage unless it is
early cut and of the yeiy best quality.
H--.wev.-r i have f-jim 1 that by saving
ti c or. ii'--t cut hny until the last, the
st.vk will cotitiiine to cont'tti'ie the
Ufeul a-.-.i'iuut of food with a relish and
cl.-i co-.tiii'te to tr.ako sntisl'aetory
pains. A'i-h I'd!- h e.nvs t'lo tlov w ill
not I'.'-M-e.i: e. as soc ftcti happens in
spring bft'oro tlio e nvscau bo turned
cut o.i good r.r-iure.
'l.'i;en, too, l-y f-.c.liap tk cari'c.-i
c ut 1: :y ':it, ti.o ;ysiem of the ar,i
in.;' '-'..il l-e in a better condiiinu ! ..r
iv. i!;iti'; itis'ac,....i-v i.- i'us immedin-elv
fUier
b-i
tur:
I otit on ficfli pus
'. ry early cut fo 1-b-Li-y
to relax the
'iy chaime from dry
t'ues will not be n
i'-e.l. Tu the eariv
turrs i'l Kj ri:i.'.
ilets bi-.-,, .,
bowv!.-, een.- e in
fo bier !.. ffusii l
ra ii -t'l chaiiv" i
van ii;' tii .' wiu'c
r t
cv are in a belt-i-
.'.'-.i.i.: ion for cm
l-.ayaud f'.-d.'.ev, .
t o a- t'i win ;
(i'o1-! b.'.-n ina'o
p."-!iv 1 ir-T'
t'- at t'e. !e'' bin i--c
iv.t. it.r o of see
tinicg the late ctv
'ti ,' being taken otT
t, their r.'.tionf h i i
up Of overripe nil-.l
-.. Bvet y piao -
ti,' sgolearnetl the
ivinp h'd fodder as
i .i. iy m possibio alter it has gained
t ie i i .-'.t'.-i 1 (.tape nf growth, but where
it i.tti-.- a;.---. ut.t is t-i l-n put up, some
i f it v ill of i'C-e.: ily become l ipcr
than i d.-ica'de. Lewis 0. Tollo, iu
Orat":- Ju-.id I'armer.
It . p- i-iini nu In It nt tor Miiklii;:.
T.'t di eovery of the itiiportar.t part
playe 1 i v vjih-n bacteria ia produc
ing toe :;.'.v:..i' -.o l niom-i of butler h ia
l.d to the i;:'.r od'iotiou of what is
-: -. - - -o ' j ;'- ..!i.;.--r-.'-il buticr cultures,
i 1 1 i;a!tyi, -e ii.i.o bcoti led to hope
tint iiythjttsu of f.ueh cultures and
tf the p.oocr of pastcurizi)?, the
fU..'i.y ot their butter mipht bu ma-teiit-.'.y
!:.;( I ,v. il. jueceut trials at
the P.- i': y: .-oni.i Jispcrimriit Station,
ho we vi -r, r-i-orl n IJalletins Ne. lo
r-ti-1 No. -I1', i-t em to indicate that
eio;-it;li::.'-' tlio careful selection rd
Milk, -tt 1 cl-r-e attention to detail-',
V M-.ii;--:- to ail '. et more iu improving
lie' lla.. r of our butter than pasterni,--1:.
; ;..! I ii e i'.-o of COtniitelCinl c;ii-t-ite-'.
V":tli I .i teni i;'?-l i-.eatu, the
'd ' --.rt.;- eill'-.res we.o found !
pive '. - y, but (li-lt.i-ily bet'.i r I'i-
Killt-l t
l'1-""1
eons!.-,
t.ires
s li.tU- iy
Hpollt.-o:
t. 'tti ire
weie c-t'taiee-l 1mm in,
eteat-l li;elied s-iotitat:
;le li-'ii-aeiibfurminsr en!
rooili;, jf nnythtn.',
lii.i' to th ot-e obtained 1
; ripenin.r. With iitipa.-;-
ret e.e.-.m, at might havo bee-a
-;c,l, -..ie irsnlts vero less
A bnnte-uia lo '-'.starter,''
! . e:-f ;-tlly ju-epared from
milk. ;.S t'otlo'd tieive as good,
he: t.-r recoils than lb more es--.e
co it.ierci. I cultures, and this
t: ii.
'..". t r ti
i. ii ii 1.:
li.-iai re
tent..--: 1
!,-,. .p.
a wit i pa- tetii-ized aud
i t. No di.-tinctiy iieu"
v ere nh.'i'! vo l i'tdUi J;as
u.:'athe csptriuienls were
' planned to test tuis
pot-K.
T'.t.-.-a retilts aro himilar to tho.-e
ire :.t y iub!ishe,l by the Wisconsin
B-iperimeut Station, and tho two,
taken together, du Lot seem to iudi
ti.lo t.iut, under piesei.t conditions,
maiY." 1 iiuviuit i-es aro to be antiei-jiai-d
Iriiin tho m-e of the comniercitil
ca l tile-.
ii,a;s. were ai-oma.ie of toeat.ng
.1.- i'o..,.u o. ,iwl '':
.t.-ciees J.-. before scparaung, but,
viih ,ut any marked etitct ..n toe lla- j
vormpof tue rer.ult1n5baner.BuI !
letin, J -oan-yivauu Experiment Bta
"101;- i
Anci'orii,. H i'om. j
Whrrc. wire fencing is used, wheth- j
cr w-.ivn wire or straight strands, it '
is rf eient liui'ortauce to have thecor-1
it. r in-.- , ) oats in m ami unvioidinc. :
A p-'od vsy to Me.-.oep'ish this is ;
sccrntNM a lx:scr, ton.L.i;.
ib iwn iu the cut. A broad slick of
woo 1 is t-in tho ground and a
r.fv;t pie.-, i f -.ilvntii.ed iron wire is
tud Ii -1.1 'y ub.o'.t it and stretched
lightly t the neper cud of tho p.,-i,
ai si:. ';'. A c 11 nor post will lHLd
two v, ii e ; tinnlatiy anchored.
f ),- -; ,0: lli tl:li unit Stnrli.
To ni"- ho has bees can a tie 1 1 to
l.e, p th, 1 1 111 uuy but ttandard hives
of fi p. , tit time, and neither will
it py t j i;eey auv but the pure Itr.'iun . WhcuWu, iu A'lUia, J'wiJ aihl i'jio. J
Xikw. lut) ckug ia ruftdjly ium J biji4. J
trar.sf.rr!ig the b.-rs and combn in'o f ?--;;-.' 5 t '1 5-; :J -5 'S 35 '5- wcd li..gs bu-1 cl-s-.'-.t-ninpf. wbiea tu
i' i:w l.r.e', ami iho .! of i. es is l -. -. ittf-nfTl '' '' f"1, 1 1 ''-' udiiiOtbtr'a
's i-.-'ly eh; o: -. l !.v talitp away the , f!'- L'-iiiii 'I " '.-'-i'Sm an. an 1 jon aftc- .-heLasdoua
o' i rju-ci e-td istioducii ? i-a l'Hli.'-i ..' ''' I'J'.iiil -:i fi Uii.L'J- ?: ft .,-r... ihc .. ivbe of tome
i-i-;'u in 1 r p;ao: Ti.e --'..: t ... , . , .. ,.,4; 4 r ' --'i! bt idc. w . it-;--::i-.-t ia her
-' i i-o h.e in .; t .,-w o iriot m ih ;."! "' r.x v. v - i. -rnv. fi the f i'.a; bO'-liueesters.
..;..-,. . !.,t, it :. .- .1,J!,o-;:,er ....v. 'JT V-'RINiKLSS. II
I j'"' .::cyt--ujro;'.l.- ,.i.tai'..--lM..'lir,t ;,-.. J , ,. a. ,'. ,. vi.l Krrfme ,0
)' V ;.i! t't e (M i-,..,--. ' . ."'
' , , , , , '.-.;, ::. .- t .;:!;:e'i;t v ..'.et.iS a
; 1. . eai . 'ai b. , 1;. , j 1 r ( l;a ti"-. - !.ie , . 1 ( ,
-t..-': .f I,... t;;,d i;,tro,!,i.-r- row ' ;M '"'''" .,n. l'"! 'i"-''1 '-'
b'o.,d inthorois vs',, - lev.nvv,-. . -1; "' 1 J"
ueit it is le.'.aiU'.U. .':, di-i.-'o-v '':' "-' !:,' pv-v-v "'!'':',l!'f,-
tint! i.f-.u.il 1:. t-o di'Vu-rt ftt,;-s u-'"- V'.' ;'' ch-
of l,,. It r.iatt-is tibat pur,, -v 0 ce.t on ,v.' ...tati 1.. o. nv'c
. . ' , .- ."- .. 1 nv l' r-'i-;.' ' u r e, u ho i,..:.;
b-y no in.-io-.s m.:,:, aud t, ;..e toe 1-.; ... . , '. ,. . , t
,, e t .e o, t :.: ;.s ...;e V...M- e.i-S oil,
n. 00 pi.iio.-.t 'e to 1.C--H t:i:.;i i'l, ::,. ... , , . .-. , , . '
,. ' . . , 1 1 t -..e a to-, i--. i- a:-;- uii a d ! ii'.i
l. vcry apif.'.i.-t ba -.'!:"' j arti.Mva- . ..
.oS.Mihs ut I-ee.i iti - - iipiaiy tl.a' 1 ''.".; .. - - -
' WO'lld lint pll' wiit. i-.t:u -r lil V c. 01- 1
sidt-raticn, and b- u',.!e th't pr.ci-H of $':-Jffi 2 I
o'hel- color it H Wuf.l'l 1 ot ii. 1 1; -.'0 thtiu . ;1,';' '11 ' ; !
to part with such ;-..!. 1- '. '". -., ,V V j
Tne ii:e,:ti b; e of c. in so has a"! io V '.? ' , '
00 Mt 11 tliii:, OS tin. v, .. .lie cotonr ;s 1 ! " ' v j
i.ei- profluetK-'i. .l..ii.'.;c iior to 'y'- r' H D j
other rive, and all t:-: -e (icr.-l fjna!- ' -' i
lies p wini l:"r. JT. r 1 ro.'.-rv is I
Suppose .i to 1 1 i;'.i 1 .Ij.-Ot 01 pivi'.l'-S ' .t :' t.A-'
a! he.' pood f1na'i''e- bit ii i r.,lv
a ir eeat. t,,:.t do, end by I'm- f.'r-v , .-X
: 1 i-.-titi..; we itrp.-.i.e- our )-.!: of ;-c- s ''T'? ' JE'-sV
ia-t as any br-.e 'er of tin-, ste, .'; oi '5-.
far::: animal?. (",-: st ;,:e the urul v V v " t;l-:A,
of rood I'oints In a iptceti bee. S;,:i.. f -j t"-" I
are very )-i-'-!:li , and will fur excei A u-? f VJ
. ot ner.s in 1 ,: ; pi-e.i.ielion. ."some pro- .-J
'b-.-o '--leh p. otio bcc." fiat tLcy !
do:a ever r.i tempt to stiut you. 10; I ":''".."5 AS0,'5 Ttfj
o'.htr.i me iu.l-let-vo, to ft
j stinj; yt.ti at every oppott.intty, ami ,-91
i'-e l;o better hmiev j ..--. i -,i . , rs tl.nn , $ 6
- ti.o r-tttle e o,. Othretei-.-.te ate fril
s'roe hot.fy li-.V ahtng aud -io no .';'-;! '
o.lt'.-r.pt suai-.i. f-ome arc given J JcLA
;'.o pufei-in' i.ti I 'teil hor.fy Irmu ' ). .r
..t't'ir e-loiti. .-, mi. I f.ti-.o ate so iti- '"'" ' '
dele'jt thfl' tin y will allow t'.'eiu to i -T-Dm IHC' PYC CHClvK I
ca.iy a ;:,- a'i ti !.oi:ov t'"v hao "
.and muke it:, t . -,;.!.;:: -. " Ti:- mark a !
iuas of f -. bees are tLU-h .-.-.re pw- V'l-J-1 '4?? 7 ffi&M 3
feet that, ..thcr-. ,:U.,0-,.U-: other i hW&W I
I
i
j I'e.oiniioriil C'l.,,l-Ci-nsli-r.
j During tl-o i 't'e b ui-s o.'tent
cm th op;.'. ..-tn t.-.tv 1,0 1:1,1 rove
1 tm-irtt.'! mativ a simple atid pra,
: device "wth
it this t
.1
A !'.m
turkeys
stock,
eted in
ncetiuiu
n-st.s in t'-- '. iy j-.,-tings
of uitie .
the twetity-io- , u ,.
i he sa:':e I w ,';:: t
Mi'tpcd, d-.iw ! y t ' : 1- '
i before b avoi t
ho ne. The hen - v. ,
CJi-ps villi 11 inula!
that tho litt! : otti 1.
dotu ii ithotii . a 0 b 1 1
brc'..!n:p wiu- bit . t
The ..ill . ; '. I :
oat 11 ml col li
water, and 0
till ni, (e.ilde.l 1
eled with ctlr 1.
A 1.
lai" .
T.
weeks, and tho 1 a-v
with fkiuimc I 01 ?.
hens weaned ihem 111
I m :
it mx we.-'i.-,
and thru cuddle,; to '. -t -t. r
fatherly li-o.-t.-r und, r a ; bed a
until tneir witc-s lie.) ? .-. t out
wit. 'I ,1
111 jut,
0 ll-ai
' V Oil
( ,ov oo;l,i ,:iil t:ii.ey
Lu-nsli aud litnb.
with growth fare in ! t.ei.-ee
aa(1 jn ,, .., , .lV .
serutehinpforth. il-ow,, hyit-i :,
ttje fie.,tteriii..., of f.e stool;, ,-xrt
iu .' only a liqht ln-e a -1 end u e
orous supply of w!u-v a-d .11: .1.
Meantime thr.u tmk.y Urns 1
f,,mo u'""e f,L,;" f" ,'':'i't , '"'ts
'l'"', tl'u auJ '-'' tea cumka i-p
"".
, '" 'Ul?1J yrt''',",r
1 roods shared
, but 'ia 1 nu-
me 10011 01 1 ue 01 1 tt-ri
I rcstriel.'.l fveod.. ., ! ,t I... . a
brooded their j-ounp all summer.
Sometimes they ioai I n-toain for
lays in Hie woods beyou 1 in.- ivo aud
..it ttelds, but i,i spite tf tl.o 11 regu
larity of their lives they -truv to bo
f011iewh.it heavier than tii- , ...-s raised
'by hand."
The entire flock of 1,::.- ..-v.! ha 1
reef, with violent deaths a-, 1 :', ha 1
pined a way from causes 1,0 ! t toit
ural, but U'-t 111;. lei to, ,,1) v . ; .'tiely
shtipr I birds wt i ,;hiug by ( ... 1 -tmns
from f iiirt' 111 to twenty pot: ti 1 . 1 .,ob.
Had a!! bi-rn -dd, ns s,,i;;e , ; te- 1
v. ei e to j-.i it .do
per pound, it:,
wr.ti.d havo j ;.l
sure 1 other ti;
po-al of tlio re
mg tu.ii ket and
rnsfcion man.
ctislonei.s nt j ,-.
"uiu" l'f l-ilt-.ltj ; ti
1 well, bid thu p
it:.:- has left tr.o
,-i t hem to .1 Mn
n ,1 : tiiteres.e 1 e
.liven s". hero cat
it e.iin in vai in - titikeys for ll-c
: 1 y, f, icti 1 1 and t't- t.iarket ou f.
h. i .t i.-o wa-te uiutei i;.l of a utock,
-.in or , b,tty furii). i". mmei ette J'..
s l;:i hi bj :::i I. -A. II. Dud'. , l 'Sf
U'.r.i low r.i ti. x.- e-.-a-.y
no ce-iieeini:.- the clcd A rtsc.nwt rr.r. tact, massaoc.
!
S'v-N
if or iciiioa ;:-
: j ( i-.t f.iiiutt
I i LCU-u;.;i;i. j f.iciai i,:;-.-l,s
cr. s,., r 1 Kuur-M 1- r,- ;:... 1- - r.r. o,, v:yU,l' como. In this case :
;otilyi:, it iin'tul let- ,-t". ..:;.- bnni y I ,. . -.- ra ,,.i lis f.vl with tho hick
: soil, out .. ,0 K-r io;!i:i r m..l --1-- , L,,vil vegetable fut is1
"'" 1,1,1 '-, . , ! pe'etft'.-etoati t.i-i! tat. ' I
j can b.' '-een, t! is very :o ... :- t" j ; , , ,-( u , pJ.. I
taa.os tl'V, e I--.pt a;. ,-v,:t ;:-, ! , , ,-Ues l-i-conic en-
T''""..1''.': I:'"' !- '" l: ; ;.t! I bv t.ic t-dl-.w, pimples and
. fa-tet'-.i it-.-.e an." -.- , . ...v ,- t.-t 1 j , ( ,, ,. . () ks ,.ultir,.-s
1 : ". ' -: ' ' ' . '- ' ,l ; ' j e'.-ilv ua.-iiit: -.- th.;' vo.tr skoi is ah
, ttiroti:-!. ttiesdep: -;-.'o t'-.-. ..: , f,i;:v rU,-sl:.nces. 1
il" ,',JU'a ';-!U!lu;' '' " "'! "':' Jd o,:vt i ., removed
::,l,.,-v-, ? -'J- ' '. -v ! '. v v :. .-' ,a ,..e lit cu if your
I!;'1;,';. ' ! '' " i" '" '
l.TIH ll' , .1 01 4 .. U- .
. . , J.v r. 1 it .. feuueienl
,- " 'V. ' ' ' ' y. 1 fl 1. i:. ve t:.e
1 t :: ' I --ii i ; . - .
-, , p. iv . i.i--i..tic:ng
1 . a '
ii:0 !:r
a woman to do
Mi.eti ,ie v.-sts t 1 apply massnje to
3 ;-.'. taee aud iteck is to eiudy the con
ittoti cr. i cor.iiitiot.f oi iur sitiu.
inti t know it bother she has a
:.it . v 4.1. : or a di y -kiu. If the skin
thrn c-la-tieitv and power
l;T'!:i..p, so that thcikiu
the movements of tho
e.n i nerves, and the
1 Li-it the suin relases
cf yo'irelf
fa'ty SeeretioiiH,
a in;, it oil, trans
1' too face. The
neeeli rate 1, and
ii! iu n
want to
;..,-h. tneth,
tLiioit't tiie
1 s..-ioi. kind ot rolci
h ti e !i -jio.L.st tu r-h,
5 of toe nod upward
, and a .ai'i, i';' Ttn-i.-
. f the f...ol:ea i,
f :r. t'e.U :, ar.i
the middlH if the
1... . :. lit. 1'or evei y
,0: take about iite
- ieia! nn-iioi r. Be
'cci.d y a.uinst the
!(-. 1:1 ti e forehead;
u -ua :y
.:. "-W.:V "
oke ti.'..;
the . v,-
oat tr-Jia tiie
tlo-riii.i- and left
and left
tcn.p'es.
: t, 11. 'ai
.t.d inn.
the nu
; at the
::i nf the
l
- 1 e.ur 1 y.
of sii-,,!;cs (.villi:-,
be : If,
l:oi r..:t. iii
o ovr tiie nose
r tin' v ,t:ts c I tl:
lt-ti.; 1.11,1 left to .cs
r hds, lie, inning a
t r tue el. .-i-Us t.iv:ir,
1 u-e-r
tii- 1 a:'.
Next, 1 .vrtnitn: frcm
wing ef
rve. and
1 ;..ie, the c-'t u. r ot
t. !.! ie, towat ,i t::o 1..1 ':
i.ti I l-!t lower la v.
mn-1 1 :i 1 at the mi ;:c
lu-'.t st 1. I t;.; point 10
tiie c';. -, a 1 i tac.:.-c I
.be oi t ,i,. aw, and v. 1 :
I -,' '! 1 1.- t-.o.. !e. Un.ie
the
of tue l iksht
.10 nr.'ke.
' .1; e. Your
- mid-lb! of
it-1 t.10 n.i 1-
1 ly, stnrtiii
bin a tid
.'l iu, -., 1 o:u
11
lit and left
Tie-',
l.-.i t
Ti,-'
a'i e-
iu t or
all ate
Iho :-!
Old.
a he
0; the neck downward to too
o-";i
,;. 'e tii at ur;
ceti iiiiutiti s ,
t vo,tiivrs on'y
ta:;y; and bear
10.1 c,i:.ir altno-1
-e 1 1 --, I ho bphter
cr. -Cuicag j lieu
A I..t
M-or o
, poss,
C 10:0.
L-u Iho srrmllr
re .iird it hk a
at her pr. e
oiisii so ba
01.0 nn I
J.
: 1 os wbi--.i. loll'. led
I1' s, 1.0 I : o'.i !'.-: I iier ti)
1 lire 11s u-i-,ui to the
ioo tii- y were to the
am line s entituet.t clitics
I'll! I
iii.-t.
to ti
a ee.
. J v. , r ion l.,o ilfiep,
' . 1 i Jo t .is f.-.i'iio 0 that vo-i
, i t;- ,. o? tu-
I '.: s. V, ti will JO
:a ' id 10 t i!l
q loco whiuU las betu ueid it,piltv,
e are if.o.'Ht iot.s of Lee made
ic flay which iiimos' counterfeit the
r. 1! iu tii - "lu--tH- of iheir threads,
beauty o:' tlji-ir desipus, aud tho in
ti :.:.o;- o: ih. ir lucshe-i lioteriheiOFP,
l;o is;i''Lu.e tu.r'e ire.itati.JU ever com
: 'cs in ti-u vaiue with c bjt of lace,
path -ally w ought by baud, perhaps
in 'omo quiet i-oaif.it, cr n-.aao by at
I i ;,r,i:-.t w oiliu a' ltiterv.iU of her
l-:i-y ibiy, ti.at Ue 1, ay thus tain bsr
cliioi: cu y- Li e1 !. Pev.. :y an t pathos
arc iui ji -.v-jV. -1 in the ii' .jy Cioud Of
h;,:i compii '- t'-C toii.t of th
btlJe, :;nd !'..: rb.-l;e;i,o vdrjH Of the
: ,ie on th.o ( i, r.i tl.,- a'.'ed matiou,
('. t'tto t:-'-ui:.irC rat:d'..'i chief which
lir."'uv t!io con .v.i.e c f the crest lady,
i 1,.-piM-. ;t. ji fu'-L ioued without
i rt ,jara to ic-Miiitii' styles takes ca au
?ir of its own it a bit ci 1 eautifu! laco
b v.-cru r.' tho reel: and slceres
J.-p.-te is T'.-Jom oc.t cf vo-t.e, ihough
tin re at e scas-at!. bite the present
1 when its use is m-re itenerat that at
'c.tbcis, when lae-e simwls loLg laid
1 away in lavender emtrpe from their
feciujiou un 1 arc fahioned into
..ii'.s, cver-rti esse", and di apery to
h' iihca tho lavish linerjof a uiodero
( beiio.
j Beitortled as a gift, nothing is more
stilts ii. a as ati o'.i.-riu frora iriena to
friend at a birthday, wp lliog, or hol
iday occa mi n t'tian a bit of flue laoe.
The woman is far to seek who isindif
fertat to its spell, aud who does not
love to Icok over her laces as she
looks nt her jewels, finding both
among th de'isht ; rf bcr lite,
Net only hu-. 1-. its tue ia tho
toi'et; it finds an oppropi-iati place iu
bedspread, doilie?, and scarfs for bu
ipfi'i and tab'e criiameutstions. For
these homelier nsss a heavier and
i.tcie elaborate style of luce ia chosen
than for the oVrittci- lleeda of the
toilet. Harper's Ba::av.
Tho To-t of Qnni.
A French journal on tho f ubicet of
1 t.i.-tes and wardrobes of royal women
j fays that Margheritii, Queen of Italy,
is devoted to white, and that- the
Qut-ru Begetit oi Spaiu, 011 the other
hand, accomplished iu all tbicots, is
(always gowned witu the elegant
' simplicity ef a w oman of taste, The
siiup!e:-t of all r.urorcau sovereigns
is tna Qtii'eu of the Be!pians, who
j, refers a quiet, domestic lifo to the
ltr.d existence of royalty, regarding
expensive costuming as an unpleasant
but necessary aiiunet to court
, festivities.
Tho Princess of Wales
av nds colors and has given a vogue to
tailor suits, with a hi.;h collar, whioh
is juvarifbly her day iowu. In the
' evening Her Bevnl Highness makes
up f,,r the plainness and sia.plicitv of
the clay by wearing tha most superb
po'A na au.1 jewels.
A ttrai I v., New Cnnis.
Tl',6 new coat- for youthful wearer
arc. uotably jaunty aa 'tM.tiaetive. with
little or no change i.i the general ef
fect, f.o:n-j iloa-'le-breasUJ, with turn
down collar and expensive buttons,
other sins'e-breaste I, with small
pointed revers, ono d.eo lias dart
giving 11 decided curve to tho sides,
fi.i l very rbv.e littio ut tl.u back,
with not a fold, wiir.;i;o, or li.jila vis
ible. 'I'm l'jvvi-r pari of the liont OU
many laeke-tb is d eply rour.ued below
il'C wuiit-liue, t-'iW'.o the ;aeket eiii
sideiably longer t'ier thuu ou the
sides or at tho back.
A IVntuun C-nlunrl.
Miss M. S. Shepherd, of Bryan, is
the ouly woman in Texas, and one of
tee very fe ia the United States,
who is emitted to be eddn sscd as
'1 ..lo.tjel." She wus recently ap
I ointed colonel on tue statlof General
t'.ibiil, of tho United Confederated
Vet -iii us, Miss Sheoberd is u na'.iv
of Texas. She was fi ic i-ed iu Nash
ville and holds an M. A. degree from
t.:e uiiivers.ty of that city. She is
prei'docut lite.uber of the United
."uug'iifi-s ot the C.-'U'eitracy, bruig
or a 11 zad lao L. . iioss Cunpier at
Bryan.
Kmart Coln'.-il Ilumlkrrhtri.
Ibtnd'uf rchte's of pale blue, pink.
ireci or lilac bnim, 1 becked with a
c.jiiit istit'L sii i.-e. are considered nuita
hM,.ot with ontdooi- eiutnirjes. Con
servative prjf'e prefer pule whila
l"ieii. p 101. r nt with a bit of dainty
C.ahroi-liiv or line lace.
rnsliinii's 7ieit.i.t lli&.tii.
One handsome lorpnette chain has
is!.s of amber joiutsd by huka of
1'atiey hamikerchirfs with colored
hem-tiii'lied borders and colored em
l ioi leiy aro leoivtd again.
Scalloped edged Cuibroiderie nrg
n ti iibei e l a cotig tho season's aovtl-tie.-.
1'iiupts also are ia favor.
Velvet, iu opplhpied etTccts and
l auds, is one 01 the popular trimmings
tor cloth gowns. iSt.tehiug oavelvel
is cflective.
Neck scarfs and fichus are edged
with fringe, and cloth coi ns display
ft sintj'oor double row of desn silk
friu-io aerocs tho front.
1 A lo'ch-necked lace b .lero out with
little epauMtcs over the shoulders,
tiie inee loriuitinr nenllons 011 the edue.
ia a putty ao.r.ticti t 1 a wtnte cliiuou
bodiei made witu elbow sleeves.
j Street ickets for tho season are
rit oi buttoned cluse down tho front
or tin-in' .1 back iu revers to the waist
t line, or made double-breasted, fasten-
Horn Iho buoul.ler down ou tho
lell ei.le.
A soii l pbiil in white poods makes
up si ir.10: uely and mm a eerinio
stylo of Its own. figured white baa
the n ivun a.;o lint it ilo;s Hot show
1 very wiiuloe, ns do tho plain goods.
A waist made of the white plaid with
sleeves aud yukt; ui tlitt bloin ia verf
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