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BY ST. QEORQE
fiii'Tuiun r Hi', It t
- cn.UTin; v.
I Continued.
f .lust now, liowevi'r. My ih -cr ,1oo Is
luade the witness of ! singular scene.
Two foreigners lire i'.t i, hammer mill
tongs.
1 lion It nun.' 11I1011I il wiuld lie im
possible to state: each one believes the
ml hep guilty iiinl Hint the apology
muglif to come from thai side.
( A comparison between 1 lie two
vaiises tin' traveler to smile. In point
tof size tlicy lire surely antipodes, one
iso large and massive, tin- oilier di
minutive. 1 The tiiller 1:1:111 has a voice like n (or
undo howling in the mountains, laying
trees prostrate and swirling up I In
Viilli'.vs. Now iiinl Hu n il is punctured
villi llie sharp. bio rasping exclama
tions thai liiir-i from Ills antagonist,
aeiiei rating and shrill an the highest
tuotcs of. tho violin. They growl mid
frnhMe to- ",i . i - ': 1 !:doa ;,. Ii! . !
I r' . - of tiic coliisioit upon the
t.i.nT. When two men possessed of
liery tempers get into 11 heated nrgu
Incut the result is seldom ill doulit.
'iiouer or later tin y i-onie to hlows.
iiinl this period depends pretty miicli
Upon the slate to which their feelings
liave carried them,
' This promises to lie iln case in the
1i-. sent instaiice. The Mule man Is
gallic ilespile the enormous (inference
In their size. He dances hefore his
lietivy autag nisi, holding up his small
lists in a way that proclaims him the
possessor of some scientific knowl
edge ill Hie lillc 01' si li' defense. Should
th" rr i : 1 tit. however, bring one of his
sledge hammer blows 10 liear upon
liitn tliise frail barriers liiusl lie
lambed a-ide
Vi i"".
j Although tile
t ail lie s II 1 11.;
a- though mere I'oh-
big man is angry it
lie is amused lit the
bailie lime. I nli
llie fury of the
and I. miuits
m her pas-i s aii b
tin :i t il ; tin- t.ill 111:11 will hardly
pineocd 10 cu.eiiic measures. .Illsi
lloW lie i- 1 lid- ;l i. I'il! In il III fill his all
agonisi l-y an clpbiiioii of lung pov -tr
by bawling ai him with all tin
tremendous toree of .1 cattle drover
mi the war pain. His Imil like voice
mid the i:;nr 1 m la mat ions lie uses
V . add lie e!i'.'!::".v amusing In M j ti
ll -er .l"c itpn'i at: .;h'f occasion, .lust
li.cv soiiict hli"-: of ::i impiiriatit nature
h is coeie iii:o his mind -solllel hillg
that cam-is him t" lake a n-w interest
In this strange game liiat is being
played In-fore hlin.
This Miiallei- ina'.i answers in all par
ticulars t!ie tucmtil photograph he
.::s drinv.i nf I'ciihe'heiies Taiiuer,
tl.e fatlier in' ill- fa r Molly, lie i
M.iall. slightly bald. 11 .i.l.v tii'ty. full
of life i.inl l-.in .cr. Mini ready to S'llli I
t;p for his dignity.
So Mynheer .loe decides en the spur
i,!' the moment 'iiat la has run across
tli- man who has cliailcivd the daha
leali Alice -he owes him a debt of
j:ra!illld-' oil account of the rescue
1 i-Ktn the waters of the Nile perhaps
1 in- time has coin when he can repay
tiiat with intefi -;.
Thus he tlads nin'v to enwau'e his at
Iciillin i.i til ' cuiijillcaiUm before him
than o! hi rs who hao Ivi :i 'atliered
by thi hot disput".
In Justice lo .Mynheer .loe let it be
tai l that I. is scn-e of fairness and the
eternal litncs of things had much to
i.i with his actions, lie was never
llie man to sit calmly by and see a b!;r
liof.' in-! upon a sinail one. More than
iiice in Ills past career he lias been
l.now:i to lake the part of llie weal;
mid oppivs.-cd. eeu to his discomfort.
There is some s.iirit left of the ne of
chivalry -it did not die out with the
list of the helmetcd. mail clad knights.
Thus it will be seen that other mo
tives itiliueti -e Mynheer besides
Hie one important fact that this Is, as
he supposes, Molly's "father who
stands ;i fair 'how of being pulver
ized. He means to take a hand in the
j,amc if it shows sign of reiiching a
point where blows must be e.cliaimed.
tJordoii's messenger is lull of tight--lie
always was. and the fa 1 that this
may be considered a street brawl does
Hot once enter into his calculations.
It is the smaller man who rushes
tilings and brings matters to a focus.
"You shall apologize or light, sir!
lo you think 1 am 10 be insulted with
impunity? Yi u me big coward! I
will show you how we do these things
where I came from? Kefcinl your
self!" lie shrieks.
The big man Is thus forced to tin N
me. He gives a war as ihe oilier
kicks at III-- shius, and looks us if
nbout to hurl his a oirdnpois upou his
diminutive nntagoList, when a baud
c-luteUe bi shoulder n nil Myuher
Joe stops between theai. Urushiiiif
back the little bautaui cutis au.il facing
the llraliaid.
"If you mv5.'f'J.-'t3". 3SiS
your size, 'i't- "i tv lus;auti?.
'uw eoiut' o:.'. ' h-. . jy iiu.v.ly.
'i i A t'T Kit I.
Till', loo it At.:. !' lOllll'M'.
The man ad.trt s-cl is anparcii!';.
taken by s:llpl;e. lie 111 loliuer see
befnre hi in the diniliiutive form of
the peppery little uiosiniim who lias
been barking Ids shins, but a man al
jmosl his eipial in isiiut of sl.c a man
'who holds bis arms in u maiuiev tha'
lnuggesls Ihe practiced boxer.
1 Thc'ic is u liuiini'l Iniwci'ii these
VOL. XX V.
V
JvATHBORNE.
hum ISoxncu'h Siovn.
two, but Ihe stranger has ta'icn the
place of Ihe fellow who kicked the
big man's shins, mid must be held ac
countable fur what he has done.
Whatever may be the shortcomings
of the gian he is certainly 110 cow
girl. He has been lualli lo allack
Ihe little in," 11. and would lain have
held him out al arm's lengih as one
might an ugiy child; but here Is a
foeiniill worthy of his sieel. This is
another ca-ie entirely.
His eyes ilash and his whole face
lights up with Ihe lire of battle. Myn
heer ,loe discovers from his loud lalk
Hint he, too. is 1111 American, fie feels
sorry to encounter 11 fellow-patriot
under such peculiar circumstances, but
il cannot be helped. Circumstances
control these things more than any
power on earth, ntid Mynheer .loe has
made up his mind that he will not
see Mi lly's father bcnteii if h - ran
h-i.) it.
"I don't know you. tmin. but thai
makes little difference. I'm 011 lo you.
I'll mount you jusi like we mount .1
broncho mil West. Offer yourself as
a substitute for this little venomous
spider, do you! 1'orliaps you belong
to Hi" same miserable breed. We
whipped you twice, and, by hokey. we
can do li again. I'm glad you come!
Kinder hated to touch 111.' little chap
lor fear I'd hurt him. I've seen his
kind fall lo pieces, lint you're flesh
ami blond ymi can take some piiuish
nielii. I'm going lo slinw Hie good
people of Cairo how we do it mil in
( lilcagn. You just say your prayers.
Mister Man."
All the while he tints explodes lik
lie bursting of s!iece-lve bombs, the
big man is rolling up his coat sice es.
lie is 1 1 - foul, mid his eye IclN- him
that he has 11. 1 child's play before him.
Toe ri markably well Imili form of
.Mynheer .loe betokens all atlilele. and
the tiiet manner in which he awaits
ihe aiiack is Mitliciciil warning thai
he nn"li 10 i!o Ills bin-iuess.
As is natural, all this litis and feaiii
ers has drawn considerable llttellt';. 'I.
r.inl 1 1 u i 1 : a good si:-.cd ring is loraieil
around Hie duelists. They iiinl them
selves Mil-rounded by a mixed audience
of .lew and tieiilile. Moslem and pa
i.'.ni. black faces, brown facts and
white.
The world i p. 'city much llie same,
lake ii as you will. U 'lien men come
to bloH ;hele is IM iL!csiou about
Ihe a'lilii llce if ' 1 11
reaching distance.
I!eii oil Hi" piazza
gucsis belonging to tin
s. -cti. having been all
lilintii'-. As Mynheer
is are within
a number of
laiiel can be
."ted by the
loo notes this
wiiii a glance mmclmv,- lie linds him
self wmnicriiig whctliir she is ihere.
and if Molly will understand that he
Is in this si reel brawl simp'y as ihe
d"feii,lcr of her p,i:i r ;'.iM!ii..s -,-- in
sUiiiiicunt but 'ec'ligcrciii liiilcaggre.s
sor. lb' hopes she may learn lite truth.
No lime is given lor reflection, sineo
the other menus buiii"ss from llie
wold g.i. Having prepared himself
for Hie work in hand by roilieg up hist
sleeves, the Western cycieue now
co.'ucs at tiic explorer with mvu fury.
His force seems irresistible: s , does
:h.n of the giant waves Ihai . in--rolling
wiih tremendous energy: and
yet the result is ever the sani" when
1 hey sirike agaiusi the wall of r-ck
thai marks the shore. There Is a e.,;
ci'..--!oii. a splendid picture: the roc!:
Is there just th" same as before, but
the wave has been beaten hack, baf
lled into Hie trough of Ihe sea from
whence i: sprang.
So In ilds ease. Mynheer .loe rep
resents Hie steadfast rock of 'iibral
tar. lie meets the furious onset of
his powerful antagonist coolly, and
:dr a brief period blows rain between.
Then the assailant backs out to ge
a new base of breath. Astonishment:
is marked upon his face. He has be
lieved himself an expert in the use o.'
his tisis. but i: this oiiii t man In
lliii's one who can give bin paints.
Al' hough ballled in his iir-t endeavor1
to down this champion of Hie bHi..
terrier that snapped ai his heels, llm
other does llet give up til" liehl ye:,
lie i-i Mill ill il. I.i Ihe 1 Mellt of his
!wo liiiinh'i d pounds' a oirdunois. and
It he en only pm 11:.' of Ills slcdge
htlllllllel' l.hi'.VS just v. le it is wai-.t-id.
he will ask for .'toHihig leiter.
Alieinly. Hioiigli Hie el'inir s last
eil only a minute or so. tiic syu iui hies
of the crowd are plainly on .loo s s'de.
is action in assuming Hie place of 1 li -
suiall lean has been seen: anil, be
sides, his way o' carry int: liiiusc 1 ' ins
Hi" hearts of the oidoel.i is, niau of
whom chu Mppic iate iLe beauties of
the tuHiily art. cm u :f uinb'.e to box
sclent ilk-ally ii:en;M?lvcs.
Thus, wlieu Hie tiiM rmiiid r-uds
in Hie rouli Wi-siein lyclone being
liurled back, winded and baiiied. if
1:01 liudly utJ- a u;vru.ur o'.' sv.'.'j' .
tioii I'l'ciai th.- cro'Tt:.
Th-jy hmr- alu-ady ntzfil 'i,? tve
duelists up. and alihoujli Myi'lieer ,!oe
is not so heavy as bis antauonist. the
Jctory is In his g'asn. ii'-eiriiiiig ;o
tin ir way of thinking.
As for .lo.' himself, he leirilis )o
Injure Hie oilier just as liiile as pos
sible. Circiimslanci s and his h.ve of
fair play have thrown H1.1 iu'o the
nreiia. and since he has tak'-u a hand
In the game he tun-1 carry it out to
the end.
This soil of bi.siie. ss is net to bis
I king; hi- has iu-mt posnl as 11 uhi'li
PITTSBORO, CHATHAM COUNTY, N. C. THURSDAY, NO VKMliKR tf, VM. NO.
- - 'I! LI 'J'.. ' -- .' l
ator or a prize lighter before an nudl
ence. but he lirnily bclievis he la do
ing his whole ilutj.
While he regains bis hriMili and pre
pares for a nil round the Western
tornado -lives vent lo his feeling hi
his explore way:
'linger. I reckon I've bit off niori 'n
I can ili.iw this time. Looks like
something of a trap hereabouts. ISut
you'll Iiinl lue uame In Hie backbone.
I come of a y.oiie family, and we
doli'l give up llie ship. Itallier like
Ihe cut of your jib. Mraugcr. and your
style ill taking the part of Hie little
bantam t"!ls me yoii'te a Yankee,
every inch of you. Sorry to spoil your
looks, but you iimler-tatid what you
llivileil whin you l'.pMiwed llie."
'Come on: I'm tired of lids," is the
only answir he can get from .loe.
It Is a plain invitation ami the other
accepts it in the spirit li is jtlven. lie
again advances to the attack, his face
showing a determination lo .id thd
battle then and there.
Once more the nil' ;:eelns to be full
of Hashing arms as !he two engage
in a lint series of blows and couiin rs,
side-shoots j, 11. 1 parries. Neither ap
pears 10 le gelling the hot tee ,,f if,
and yet one experienced i'.i Hie iraft
of boxing can readily see a ilil'l'c.-ein -.'
in their 'work. The asaaihm; is pul
ling in his bcsi work, etu'.cax oring to
win: while Mynheer .Ine does not
seem to l e exerting himself In I hi
nt uui.-f. Wli-ii tli..- lime comes for
'aim in li soia'thitig. sonii'thing will
give way in I'eiiinark.
.loe is wailing f.r a chance. It is his
doire to get ill a knoek oiil blow.
This, to 1-e ijt'.iie Micccs-'nl and end
Hi" affair. IiIMi be delivered ill a'cer
taiu MUarter. and il is wii'i I his idea
in iew tiiat lie dallies.
I'ierci r glow the efforts of the other
to gel ill l.t liiiid hi guard. Tliose
who look 1.11 iv 1 ! 1 ;t 1 llie Hghliug is
ali.msl wholly di lie by one man. and
if ill' jiei 11. e.l. 1 hey believe he lias
ihe mai'.ei' ail in his own hands. They
will learn oiiu,i liing prcm inly.
Watching the panting cyclone make
a last desperate rush upon .Inc. ihe.v
see an arm suddenly shoot mil i-.l 1 uighl
ironi llie - Vaild and hear a resound-
ing wh-i
Cilll.lrt
. s r,
knuckles come in
tin r s I.
TI.M ( lo; , il.
Tile blow ha:
and .loe s'j.ui!
been ad.-o'.iiy givi 11,
there aim 11 the
Hags. His antagonist has reeled back
l!i".'i Hie amis i f a friend. There is
1:0 more liglu l-t'i in him: that is
0 . 1
l."i:, ei l.iuiuiaroii-' ari-c: they
ln::rk Hie appl'iibai'oll of llie audiellce.
I'he arl'.i'r has ended just as nearly
every i.i.i lias wished il' we except
the (Ideated principal himself. Mill
In er .loe has no desire In remain there
the cent; ' .11 1 '. act inn. He is modest
by inilm i ;-eeks 110 notoriety.
As he ,. . in nunc away la' feels
his hand . .: -j cd am! s.piecz-d. Turn
ing he tiuds the litile man whose cham
pion l e became. The VV: aZelled lip
lace of Ihe ball! .ei glows with pleas
ure. "A lh't!s:ird llllllks. my '-cod fel
low! V.n: -.v.r.i' him all lie ii-'scrved -lb"
las,: .',:s! what I w -old have
done for him. if you had h-i i,i. gc'
ai iiirc! oh. inn ii. eiln't smile: --i::
docMi't cut a IIliiiv in it. All lie
;h Pes on sciei iitic si.lil. .sir on skill!"
'o lioidil. liiad lo have .h ymi
a service. See ymi si. Ine lilac later."
.-ay.. .Ice conscious thai Hi- crowd U
pressing ihei.i again and fet ling very
.u.p!ca-ani.
' I'.ui. e,y dear sir. you liiusl allow
me lo p'd -'.icly thank von for year .serv
ices. !!.!' is my e.nl." .loe ran il
ill his pce!;i 1 wilii e.il ev 11 a glance
ai i! - "a'.'.d I beg thai ymi will not
lie offended i'' 1 olV. r .m i Ibis."
lief iiiv Mynheer .loe realizes what
he is ab'iiii. Hie olia ; has tilled his
iciiid with gold piece, s'n indignant
is tiie explorer id th" act Hiai lie does
mil even Hole !iie fuel of their being
Kiiuiish sovereigns, bill Willi all ex
plosive ( jaciilatioii hurls the precious
lllelal o;tt Upoll the MplalV.
Th's causes a wild stampede of the
crow 1: i-eitenient reigns supreui";
donkey drivers tussle wih liraLoinaiis.
fakirs roll over Arab shirks all till' d
Willi liie mail greed of gold. Never
befi.re in the history of Cairo I ins th"
precious metal been sow 11 broad vist
lik- I his.
The little mail, whose idea seems to
be that money can pay for any sen
ile, looks ..-..rpriscd at lirst. Inn show
no signs of anger, lie is somei liing
of a philosopher on a small scale end
iiccusionied to meeting si range people.
"Very well," he diallers, with a
wmr of the aii-in ; " we will consider
the obligation set 1 led by my 1 hanks,
then. If I can do you a favor ai any
time, call upon inc. my good fellow."
YVii'i this, he marches off. His ar
rogance is vrally aiiiusin--. Mynii ir
Joe would i m lemoted !. use 1 lie loo
of his boo; lo accelerate Ihe fellow's
th pai iiirc. only 1 li.-i 1 lie rememb'.'i".
one iiiipo;-i:-ii: 1'a.eior ibis ht'lo man
is the ".'tear old govern. 1" of Hie
ch.iriiiiie- Molly, and any indignity of
fered :.' lulu Will be sin-.- le recoil 0:1
hi- own head. So ie- allow-- tin
ilwarfed pugnacious spt i-iiiu U to !
part In one di'vcboii. w olle he siarls
U lime ih" sei-uc ill a:: a'.M'i'.
Villa r o'' Ihcia -its :.e lcet aw.i.v
!" ome a. .lux'tiiatice t'liir:.- ill -i.i
Wi
Is Mr
s "! I:
.1:-
' bini
lately
s i tlg'li
"l?pair"d j
in a ti :ht
A-
1: c
Is ,oc
eve gialt' i -:igiiic.
TI..
Is O
lit V iilg bei'll ill ! 1 l llcas.
"AH a loisliike." it" ei .ii : !
"Win:! is:'' asks .loe. smiling.
I To be Continued. I
If Ihey have 110 flirtations in Chi:
what uull holiday Ihey 1011-1 l.:ic.
WOMAN'S I
REALM. I
NEW OCCUPATION fCR WOMAN.
Tli oniilifuleil Itut ItfioiinriiOlvB Kual
ef of Ifoinn-Miikiiig.
A new occupation lias been added 10
an already exieiisivc list of what is
politely termed woman's work. It is
the complicated but remunerative busi
ness of home making. None of the
setiliuu lilal domestic train your chil
dren ami the hired girl as iliey should
go business, bill a combination of the
l.ih ins of interior decorator, ar: col- J
lector, and past mistrc-s in Hie lviinc
Illciils of housekeeping. The idea, like
inventions, began with Hie mother of j
nccessiiy. A woman who was known
among her friends as having "sucli a
knack" in arranging her little homo
was forced by ill-forluiie in give it up.
slc lived, not in a shoe, but in a Hat
of minute dimensions, and il was ihe
most fascinating f;im in the big. over
powering city which must here he
nameless. Whoever saw the Hal was
i iirapturcd witli it. lint its occupant
had to give il up and store or sell all
the treasures, ami dissipate the evi
di in es of taste which made it home in
the best sense of Hull abused Word.
I'ricnds said. "I.ei Hie place fur
nished," but one day somebody e.iiue
along and said. "Sell ii out to me. I'll
pay you what ymi ask and take Hie
lease. Ilvcrylllillg here sllils me down
In tiie ground!" This transaction gave
birth to Ihe ' idea." Auoilicr individual,
wlio wanted to set up a eosey little
apart nielli, hearing of this clever labor,
saving scheme, also engaged the
woman to seek ott! another tint and to
f'.irii-:;i i precisely "to suit herself."
No suggestions were offered, hut a suit
able Mtm li'ed en. with the requesi
that 'he place mighi be ready for Hie
new owner's occupancy on such and
siti li a dale. From tills liny commis
sion olh'-rs followed, and now (his
h line ji.akcr declares she is in her de
mon, and only one pan of her busi
ness disiresses her. I 'or, as soon as the
homo is iMielly as she wants it. with
all ti e dainty inuek'.s laid on to her
s.i;sfaeiion, she mus: abandon it. ami
l.cr client s(.,s in and reaps all the
iieticiiis. Surciy an original means 01
earning a livelihood. -Ilosioii Herald.
srll'-tirlrm.!' I'm Meiui-ii.
A I "i-tiii-yivii uiti girl 01 nineteen re
ceiitly gave a tramp a lesson which b
likely lo last 1 1 i 1 1 1' lof some time. lie
alii'inn ed in lob iier w hile sin was ell
j joying a ii'.-; by tiie roadside after a
I ride ell Kr wheel, and she told him
I lo depal'i. He ire.ited the propo-.ll
' Willi seen and Malted In seize her.
1 v. hen ii.' caught his hand ami gave
j il a twisi thai cidlgiii; tied him. She
then deUvei d a blow nil the po.n: ol
Hie 1 run wiiieii hiiid"d him 011 t lit
grass, ami -... was ( nly mo glad o gei
away.
It is an uo.'oi'liiii.iie 1 o". that ace I
eot'lilry pV.'-c- are 1:0: as safe ior
lone Woiac'l a liie.v .. el l a genera! Ion
ign. and fie.' many of liit se it is some
thing of .1 pr-oileia to know what l ) do
aluen ii.
This partii uiar girl liad taken Ic-sons
in boxing from her brother, ami stud
ied I lie science of scl,'-dri'eii-'o. Such
knowledge is a fairly good substitute
for strength when one is obliged 10
e.;o;- duo a physical .11 gumeiii wiiii
an antagonist who has only brute force
laud 1:0 brains behind i;. of co'tr.-e.
the i-xpcriem of this girl might have
had a very diiTeretit termination had
she encountered a riiiiian with belli
.science and strength, but as i, was
.-lie gave her assailant the surprise ot
iiN life, and undoubtedly saved herself
from an aitack which would have bc :i
intensely disagreeable.
It is noi likely thai any woman will
ras'aly lake such risks, but it might be
a good thing if more of tlieni were pre
p irt d to defend themselves. In Ml. '.1
cas(s the surprise is half the bait I.'.
Stray scouudrels do not expect a
woman to iiiulersiainl boxing, though
they are 110; wholly unprepared to see
her pull out a pistol, one woman ei:
gag'd in philanthropic work, which
look her into some dangerous places,
carried a paper of red pepper in h"t
porkci. and on one occasion tiling it in
ill,' l:'cc of all assallaii;. lieore la
could recover from his surprise sic
had I'scaneil. - New York New s.
Till- Vv-'.il!;i- l"llo-l in I llsflli'ii. j
W ild" It is a .0111:11011 theory that, no
mailer whai I lit- father and husband!
may be. the lumber and wife iiiiisi li - ;
sup a ior in her eiiviroun: iiis. ihe faei i
lcmalt's thai the honie is as much the I
man's ;is th" Woman's, and he is re-!
iicved of lion.' of Ills l'esp,Msibibl.i s I
I ivai'se society assigns it to h.-r .is 1
b r special prov iife. No mall has a j
l ight in T.Iiin, his duly to his i hihbeii ,
I e -aiise. perchance, he has il gcul wil.- ;
to! 1 In y have a good mother. The I
v.'i'e a id inoll 'f rules by love, if sin-
i;:!c in ail: l ii-- father and hil-bai.d ;
bia.t rule by ailUi"iiiy as will ;is love, i
''!! w.ic and lU'ithtr who liuiis tli:;'. 1
love is ll
in:
iis iiifjueuci: ov er he;
. but js t o often do
ti.iry autUeriiy of the
.i' t. TUu wrecks if
tiJ'.sd OlU'Ucf to lie
-''iind io loiue ,0 ;h -'
tie iliiin to any I311I;
lieu leip::
lie i!i ;
i:ie I.i t ' 1 :
Ton much, w
oelieve,
said of Hie
women in 1 hose !ays.
nil wives who it re ncg-
liollies colisl ii nl 1 lie
avcrag-c Aiuericaii
uiiseltish ami loving.
1 he case ve should no;
e lo-ila.v. a high, r avcr-
se lie
111
ol he."
' this
,s sel 1
w el Il
I 1
f Iciv". as we ha
age ol yoiin
I ceiiiiirv on
ui.iiihooil than iiny other
ci'i'li The assiimotioii
.h.ii wives ant in-lhers are mainly lo
bi.iiue iu, Uie o.i.wiiililui'ss of childnii
Is neither rensonable nor fair. It '
due usually 10 a few exceptional cases
which, because of iheir exccpliniiul
character, deeply impress the observ
er. In g !!: d woman's devolion and
loe do urn change as the child grow
old. save fur the i.et t '-. ClliiaiJ lie
lefOceaii.
liihheti mill KUtiliig.
Children should be carefully Ii - t
id and have it early inipre -ed utn.'i
their minds lo g'ne ami receive l;:s-es
only to ami from ili'i-c iliey love and
Who I'.V" I lll'lll. liven lliell son;" l e-
strain, is obligatory upon ."dub- who
are noi perfectly well and in tiie case
ef a lean who Uses tobacco.
children and adults are aiike -uVc.-.
to contagious ami iiifeelioiis diseases
from kissing, and this possibility
should be a caiiliou against liie fashion j
of promiscuous kissing. Several e:i-es i
of siniliiiiix r.v-ul'.iil from this indis- 1
. riiiiiua'.e kissing of a lady who w as !
bought 10 ho only -liginly ailing. I
llo mil express your sympathy for j
the sick- by k .-sing. 1'niviits sliouid j
never allow ilu ir children to be kissed '
by sit angers, ami children .should be
prohibited fiom ki-siug each oilier. ;
lulliieiiza or ihe cpidcniie form of,
eal.irrlnil fever i undoubtedly trans
ferred from o laid in aiinthor ol'ieti-
times by the contact of l:i-siu.,. Sea:-- .
lei fever, measles, chiekenpox, whoi. -ing
iiiugli. mitiups and diphtheria a."
often 1 iiiniuunieati d in tills way.
siiiaifs anil IHnmonilff.
While ili-.s ,lli,l leedalliollS Will UtV
doilliteiiiy hold good, they will Inn:
strong rivals in the in-wcr Miiarcs am!
diaiiiiiinl -. Th"se will be in clni,;.
heavy ii 'i and M-lve.. adoriu d with
braid, ehibroidcry. .;ppllipies or stilcli
ing. Tle-y are set on light togctiier or
in designs in which only ihe covm-is
nice:
A lo'.ely Hew dl'css if g;'ie:i oitll
shows iii"m iii white 1 loth, 1 d .:-' in
black cross sliteh scrolls ami a da.:! v
sprinkling of French ilols.
oin 111 m. dc more on s:ilt lines, h.is .1
l'OW of Velvei diamonds two s'.ia.e
decper. One of Ihc-e serves to ia:. a
each plcai of th.' -i.i;'i a; about, the
kllecs
Tiiey may ligine vi.-.v wdl nil fragile
cosilinie:. As -"ell III ;. i aiil" of a;i.
plioile Ihe.v ale decidedly graceful.
Simulated .it.:ic-: .uel .ilaaiumis w ill
he sci'.!. toe. A collai- of velM'l :
maike'l nil' in il.cse siian -s :v t i"-;i.j .
of ; aiipiu;: or hraiii.
bulliH (if S f.l shells
Far Wc-torn v, oim 11 li.. .
new fii-hion tl.e wa.'a'..
shl-.l
m c'.Jaees and chains. The dielS are
liny and iridesc HI. and com fioiu
Souiii Sea Island-. I iie San I'r.ua isco
jewelers, who are dirc-Hy r-iii'iis :: ;
lor the fad. i.i.v iha; lie d.'licii"iy
formed sii lis sii!!a'ilc fe-,' my lady's
11 , i. are ct;ei!:i iy rare, and thai na
tives grovel ia lae raiu'.s for days lo
obiaiii a siciilt liiii.i'f.i!. In t 'alb crui.i
and llie arid Siaics ill" -'.ie!! cli.iii.s
have iiecniiic papular lic-iaiiily. e . .
wiiholll the approval of New Yo.:.
fashl.iinibles. and ihey i.i.iy re.:' Ii i. .
by ainumn. N'l vv Ymk I'.iis,
A lijinly sux'k,
A ccrlain p;.Miy g.'.i has irad" fo.
ill"-eb' otli' of the pretiiest slock eo!
lars!
is at
copy,
liber;;.
1 w o rc
And it is one which any girl who
all clever wiiii her needle 111:1
The maierial used was white
silln. Around tiie lop w.l"
ws of French dots ,n bl.ici.. liiiii
ii low of baby ribbon, of a d iinlv p n .
idgc.l v.iili black. .lust bci'iw 1!; -are
iVni iiiole rows of ibus. i i 1 , . m,
o. lie:- double low of dais, u,iikili:. iimv
douli!" lows ol dels and I wo of 1 i ' ! . i
Tic decoration comes a Utile b !nw
lue 1,1:
d:vs.v.
of liie si-,
'lull!", an !
It
frrpHINGS
u,o we AH
rVlui-bliu.l clu'o; .lei.-rles h.nr
eded ail other kinds in favor.
I'ilel 'ace. both black and villi.
!: iMpular fiiney of ,li.. hour.
Sioci; loilais wiiii :i decided do
; w.od point
1 Veil bead
u treat are
very p . piiai
d ell bias
v ciTccliv,
el'i
sat ai mill'
! mime,
i IN 111
1 1, and Mary Tudor
ef til.- coining sl.npi s in cool
h.adgcai.
A line of iniiid an .11 li v. ,d.
'. ,1!' a: eo a
f.l-ilioll.lii'e
si'. 1111 of 1 he -Iii! i is 11
a; pic-i 11:.
Wiole eo. .011 ., .ng.
n.ncl vet !: 1 ii.ii-l
id" of it beige l a !: !'!
'I'ilfl'l til 1 lisll!!!.. - a..
ai'.iiiliin ami .. ia 1..
a clot ii or kuli led v. ;n -llais
of -o.t w it.'.
Willgs ; 11, 1 si.i.fs ,; .
are 10 be llie pi". 1I.1
gear.
Carlaudi of small ;
lii.'d togPtln'i' with he
ottcc ii vcly trim n.i '..
i "Wlis.
'! - s (iuunit. v 1 d t
ids iu out one i'.i '
and oitf 1 er tils' h;r .1
litem 1 ate success
Til.' elTc; of si
riiilur coimteracied i
b,s(Uc is givcll to lie
by strapping the sea
; Used oil l;c
Us".
favoriics fur
' iiilll'oftil hie by
"ill.
1 li tl HUM. d .11
k and wh.te
.uilUUiu Iliad
i.li.iil linn 01 s
'i-lvet ribboi:
cilrte evcuili..:
-- iitut i ; o
"Vir llie 1.1. e
1 : elti.r bad vi iy
dciliess that is
y the universal
.1 111 1111111 jackets
ins ill Ihe hack
material.
with bias bunds of tin
Tile exceedingly loose coats, a sort of
combination of cloak ami coat, thai
were considered ten vvlieino in the
spring are now in high favor, shoe
.Milady has ''I'l-inc j"oi iic in'' "icd
I't lllt lll. r'
mm
n w&
Sill'.
I
7s-
SOUTHERN - FARM '' fiOTES.
5 P - !
TOPICS OF I.VTtfiZST TO THE PIA'J
A Vi'iv ll.siiiil'O- I r M!l. I of eolloll all iicle In Alabama might
:' ill" luan.v form o' horse siaiN , p,, in.-roiiscd bv at b nsl .Vi per cent
the one shown In the iilusit ai am ha- linoiigli 1 1 1 - - general u-e of legumes as
peril. '.s ih" 1:111.1 g I point -. A'i f r: ilizcrs."
si'ii; il'.ers si,el. be laid b-i.v'.i.v.".. 'j-J
ol' tiic sla'd. Tie 1 ii'is sle.uld t. llcsiiiilf It l-'or Ti'llck I m riteiiift ET.
t"inl the l'u:i lciigiii of ill" stai!. Wli- ii j-,,.. x ,., I; growing new land i
badly worn ilcy 1.1:1 I diaiigui cud ,,.lv desirable not only bieanso of iin
fur cud and if nil in d m .-r liiU' li exii.i irecdnm from foul growlil
wear is oluaiii'd. Soft wood, lik - piiie i ,Mt ,,.., 11S1. sM,., S11js cuniniu a lurgi
or evvn clni. is siip.'rii.i 10 oak There , s,j,y of organic nitrogen, the mtwt
js less liangci- of the lee-" slipping ss;).v .,, expensive of vegeliihle.
when he g- 1 Hi'
The mes.
ipol i
nl part of ill" sbill
is lie na.v rn -I. ami iiiiiiig ',. 11 1. en 1 jr,. niiiiiii inn lo more readily plisli
the hay is throw 11 iuio a li-ep manger i, t) t.-,-,., thiniigh the earlh's stir
v.jr'iv liii' li.Hs,' Iin- I't'i'i' iH'c'ss 1" tli"j f;ll., 1 ")..ii old land frequently a
cniire ipiaii'.iiy be to-scs mat iin.'ies i (M 1cf , the .'-iirface or tin"
il iiv.r niaiiy times in sc. t tin- nmsi ( u; . naked. Ik'-i- by iirevetiting
desirabic ponioi... 1 n'mii a huge share , ,-,.,,, ....minM up i,t n,, trnuhla
i.f ii is liiri'W .i frotii liie manger to ill" ' (1r tuili chniacler is i-xp-i-ieiiepil witt4
lloor. Iti lie l!i:si:'.ii..ii llie iimngei. j ,.w ground '. pjiysieal condition
b. is -1 1 i II in ei - wide al llo but- M- tl lijis j.,.,..,,. ..u.-niifagcs the
tutu, and 1 fool 1.-.. It is made I'l "m , ,, ,llllSl. , .,. vegela-
I : is made f 1 1
i' sllip ol' w.
I ell ll." lip;
J-llleh 0:1!; pilltl... v. .
fMl 1 ',. F. Z Nl
,...VT,'.--,V -s k
u
rm: iincsi: -1.11.1..
ft. A N
The hay i n k al a i- . tr -:!' the
s.all. h should be 11... and a half 10
lilt! feet W Id" i'.i. d Ig'il ell id lies
If fedd r I- ! ;.".o al-.' . . Hi--
etlllle sli.c.lld 1 X.eu.l op to ihe li
The Wo.'.l' ll gi . ll ;; ." ill b i's! eigl'l
In, !."- :i'.:: : - ;l..i-. !'' i ". - " may
c:!--l!v pass ;i, h--ad 11. 1 to 1 11- ey 1
ii' 1., cd be. bit by inaki: .g ihe botii 111
of 1 ii" 1.1. !, i... eh at 11 sharp angle
Inward I lie ill'lllg :' all li. T. seeds,
cic. w 111 fall into li." in.ii:."i. In this
f.'l m of rack tic l.o' -e g.asp- a naiiuii
Oil if U.i v. pulls ;. l':- :i '.li' l.ick aiil
ll.li.i-: it i.V.r ' lie ll.'i.Ugor ", 11 :n 11
Ii is plain that 1 l
Iti'.. the niii" cr i'.tal ai
! -;i;c. Tit., iineaiei, ... ,
iriieh's fall
. 1;ii,n a;
a In rink
worn ' agon 1.1
l.lgc.
j , - - ;tr
Y&SW
;fS$sjb
N not muss .1 over. II. i.e.! b.. alil";
.. i.- t.. til I'sOril lll-l' 1 f ll ilsi-s I ilil. "
are i'i ill h.ilill of il"oW Ing out ill
grain, nail a sii-.p ever il.-- 1 dge of Hit'
'i.i'.. lot 1 ilig prole, t inward about ..in
In. b. Fy the 1: I 11
g' iii.l is I', d V. Il iicll' . 'ill
'i'i' I'm ai of s'aM d -init
and ill" olio !. a
-a adder at e Hon low in 1 'i .:, :i g
'. e. y convenient i. ha a.' 1 I I." I."'
;.i lo lempi.iai'.lv lay lie !. --ii ..:
: : veoinb on or even pa : 1 s ... i . mc-s
l'i-r -t-y cleaning o'' i 1 "le 1 1 t!..o:
I id .ti rear of stall sj. .ubl -iti Ii
li c ii r- . lloll l-hoWII :il !'. l.s 111" sweep
It.gs at. usually disposed of i-iu
ei'-.l ef sc-.bie. ,-1 i .i aiv more tcalei
1 lengthwise instead of cr. --
w -e of a board li. or. 1.. . Snook. .
tl : g;;'. In i he Attn 1 .. an Agrictili !ri I
tbttioiiiil Ssi,-iu .r I ci 1 iliati. .it.
Tli" Alalia'!.. 1 .-: 1 'cultural exper'-
,.'iii stailoii la- 1 '.; I.lis In -i I r.tiMeiiti
No. 1 '..
o.iW;".l
velvet bean aad la
!..-!. Ill . .ilielit-.e::
--0; .1. 1'. IMlgg.ii. :
t.iel'l la:e I" la a pr.
I'i-
ad-l'liis his
il.lls blihei :!
' I'm si.l"! lug periu.tiiO ., ;. 0 1 'ii c . :u
w !! a- i!'!!ileiii e on t'ee crop imaied:
titeiy loli e-vlug. the cow .e 1 and other
l"g:!'l:illo!'e- plants llittsl le I'll liked .Ms
a 1 lieapc" sen:-.-,, of liilio.-a than is
any i.'i log. u. otis ma'. :' .' v iiich may
be ''.".tgii1 a- coniii! a la! fcri ll. (-. .
The aim of tile eoltoti fatal r- should
be to grow Mtc'll i!f its ef legilliics a
XV ill ellilbl" bil'l le dispells,, vvllll Ihe
P'.llchase of lil'n ; memis I, rt.'.i;. - fa:
cotton, using th funds ihti- -an.' t
purcha-- increased alno'ints of pii"
pliaies or oiler la e :ny i.ei: olr.
gi'lieo'.ls I el 1 ili.ers. Th,. iie.l!. y ilia'
would have I.e. n 1 -saiy :.. pa:
dins' one poind ol nitrogen wdl buy
about tin.e pounds . : t'liosplnu-ic acid,
of of potash, which ia.g'i i:i".-l
i.f phosphate and p..sh will . uabie
!h" laraier i" glow Leaner ...
legumes. And b-av 1' r . r. ps of I.
gullies ir.-ip la;, -r ..in.etnis of .,Ti .
wise 11. 1. 1 v a ila '! a t tiin.sphel i" tetieg. 11
and r sua ju fin, her soil em a liieatu .
In a.- w i , 1 1 -1 's I. pllllol! ' li.- most
pi. ill! s,;.g HI. th, -d of iH-!-c.s.l,g ihe
yield ..i ion a'i acre and lb p'
,.: c.'i'eii eiiltuii
.s by a ti'iii-e gi I
I... nl . g am iti ni- plants ;i 1, 1- ,i.i-R
'these v, tillable tHii's are by s,,:,,p far-
no i s cti! zed and aniirecinieil. but their
Use in gi.' le- increased iwcuty fold'
r.ith advantage in the 'inviu i-mp, !
to th- p.vinaiionl upbiiilding of the :
i,,i:l. and to the hiiiug of the ta;uier's;
j.uvki . '' is I'Ui'.iL. lie i.;-i very ,
L....1I: ; say . but iie.' av-e;g.-e yi.M ;
'ii.or .'letittoii.
.Mi
S I
I'I"
1 K. i.
.i tvp- ,.
, 1. , .. t' llil.i.l i'li
W-sti'M, ee..rv ai,'!
e, ..-., ., ...iv,
pa pi " a".-: na- 1 r ii"-ii' iy sn
l'i V - k 1'' ' !' Ullp.' J :';t.V ll.lllv pel
r.!'!. V i 'I b 'l' llllSl illld I'lliis. She 1
a-s 1 xperi typesetter, atid as a writer
lo.s .a 1 s 11 pliinraiMMillli.' slvle She
.. . .. . ... .. .. .-. I. ...1 .... ;..
is atso a line co.oi, un it. -t:e iMiif.i-i 111
the Women's Christian Tempi-rant"
I'nion. vi e I'lCi-bh tit of Hie I'liridit
ICvtnts (Till, iu her city and for nearly
Ovenlv yeais lias been primary Sunday
he.il sl' rlnU.i.l. nt. of Rto't'ctty. '
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Fquare, one insertion
One tqimre, two iueertiius
One square, cuo nioDtb
91.00
1.60
a. 60
For Larger Advertise
ments Liberal Con
tracts will be made.
- :
Tc", ST0C :Ml ASD TRUCK cr,0AR.
A
r I
' feriiliz. i's. Ii is light and porous.
thereby
ililing ihe tender sprout:
, i.ies Hint gi" .' by a prm ess of expan
sion iinii rgi. anal.
' These are .,!,:. 4 r the proper! ief) of
j new ground that lender ii ib Siiriilde
I for trin king. I'-iiHoes. both sw-e-t
; i'li. I Irish, wid 1 -1 -1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 y thrive on Ihin
-ml. Tlie.v will v I id Wi il. be syni
lueti icil hi loi in. clear in color ami
very five from seat.. The loinato is
in. oiler veg.ialil. mosi coiig-.iial In
' 1 cw groiii'd. t'poii so, h hind it is rel
i ai'i'i'ly free from Might and l"s liable
to be choked or sinm cr, d by a late
I slimmer gra-. which o in'ipt inly ap
j pears up. en old land al'mr llie size f
I liie vims prevents .nil i ail.ui. Neither
! should lol.iici-ci I mined 111 enuiner-
' ,-ili'ig clop- adapted In new land.
j Aiitottg -inall f'-niis Hi" strawheiTT
; tln.i.'s . ..p.-eially veil cti recsittl.r
' 1 ic.lled l.ltld. I'poll sll' ll soil il IliakcS
a iiiii-l .- tlisla.-tot y gr..w .h and fruii
', age. and i.i'.ti h less labor is required to
l.ia '1 ill" '. ceils a 11 I gi-a-s d'lW'll. lis f h
gloiiial is 11.: iiui.i'.gnalc.l Willi foul
; -ci'ii. Tii's iiiiintiuliy of tow ground
omp.ii el i ..hi land iioiu weed and
:.!:'- luf.'staiion is a inost iinporlanl
I fa.:"t' in 1 only in strawberry culture,
I but in all gardening n- trucking opera
I 1 F. W'iliatiis, Jr., Virginia,
j -
I l-n- li,'s- l I'tiii'li iio in- 11 ntittr.
I Tb- aeciiininodaiioiis for curl viug
j dt.-sed p.iintiy lo luaiket are often
j limit' tl. I'he low is
1 e pu; proiniscit-
1 o'.t-l.v into pails or boxes, ami arrive
at their d l iinii urn ,11 any but an ap-
.tiii.
it.
'I he accoinpaiiyiiig
1 . arrier that wiil
-la.w-
ol-i liie liiesse.l i'lliis ill III best
r possible. Tiie diaucr is sliui'd.
. -iipies eid.v ihe ccnital portion
be-, ' . .-1 . li clni arc spaces ill
l-i.iki I- put. which keeps
w :- 11 a i:t ;u eotnliiion dining
,:: i, ; w ca' h . This arrHUge-
oai) .-! 1 in- tt'i.l very nicely in
.no but . m inch especially
I. ;. .: in a presentable
.- 1: . w 1 - l k Tribune.
.mi
.n, 1 rn in 1
in llie 1 mil of tiic rjor..
We ..!'. ! ;eq'.ieiitly asUed llie besl
1.. itiieii. 10 pursue for nail woundi
1 i ae fnm. W'lc 11 ihe nail ha beeit
li lnovcd. fellow the puiultlto thliiURll
ihe sole or frog 10 iha soft tissues.
i!i"ti tiil tl.e caviiy wlih a solution
iiiiide of c.i:al pans (.r gum cainphor
a, id ctrholie ::. a ! and pa k witli cotloll.
Mils tr. a . 11a 111 should be repeated
(..lily t!!::.l recovery is inniplfte.
Where :1ns iie. linn III is promptly and
properly envied otil nail wouii Is in the
I n.-. ..I the iinis,. rarely result In ab--i.-saud
-uppiiiiitioii. Where abscess
.; i.ie foot has oc. itrrc I reiuove nil
..use iieru and dress with eolloll s.lllll
aii d w .lii the soliithoi given. Tin. i-ol-:oii
siiotiid I... h.-id in place by a hand
age ar.-ted : he foot.-Tennessee
1 'iit ine; .
l iillituuin- Soritliiiio Sfcil.
Soi giilliii seed should be sow n i'il ; lyr
.11 tile spl iil. It is better lo plow the
laud ill iii fall and have it in goml
.oiidbioii i"i spring plaining. The
vegetation plowed under will assist 11
..elilitig tnoisiiti'c for s .ine lime atid
the young plauis a better sturt.
, . 1: s .wn for forage and permanent pas-
, in. 1 .- is wi ll in iis,. iium eii,. io two
. !'!l-."'ls of seed pel ii. re. Soloc sow
j 1 bi o.idc.is ; . The ptvs drill is best and
I will .u-e. a more peri. 1 ; stand ef the
plauis 1: i'..is are sow u ai the Kimo
i''"iiii
1 "ne.
1 one bu -hcl of e;n U eed
mixnl vv ill make a most perfect bleud.
iind .r.-.tre a good crop haviug Imtu the
t:ii'' iia;g .utd musck-tiiakins element
Si.me plant orn. bonus or uiillet with
ia,- sorghum so tii.-i tL,.- p'.au'.s will
ituud about c-iuaL
i I the lfi
er of P.n i v I exas
' " 1 1 1
i ns.nee.inK MXty divorr- suits,
I Iii":.' wdl h. a .hreca-oinerei ligh
tlior.. was in Vermont. Vonzo r.lliott.
a Maitciies!. , banker, will run as an
I mil petulant Kepubliean. lie makes this
ai-.iioiiiiceiiH at : "I shall ask the voters
1 of the State. jiTesi.ee
five i'f party, who
1 - - - - . ,..,-! i.,' fo
nt in ve in IIIIHI'M eMrll,ul,
forcemeiit. sounil money and a general
I 111
alioad law similar to tliut ot .v:ni
sach.isrtts tn vote for me I 'Ji tm
i !',' ,, ",,!""