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VOL. XXVI. PITTSIiOItO, CHATHAM COUNTY, N. C, THURSDAY, MAIiCII IS, 1904.
NO. T.).
Cpttam
A-MATTER
'MILLIONS.
By Anna Katharine GreenXAn,h"VUr"r,"k" J
0I0MT, 1..0 KOBfUT aOHNCII'S tOhS.
t'll.M'T KH XXVI.
Continued.
' You iiiir.'.nilly wish me to accom
)iaiiy yon batk to Now York." proceed-
J lie oilier. "I do not wonder nt t bis,
and, Indeed, it is my own wish to re
turn there as mk.ii hk possible tli.'it I
ii:iy make such ex):iii:ttfons us will
place me ii(.'ht witli the authoriti -a.
Itui before I leuve this (own I demand
the nill-K. of sltnilnf. 1 lie deed which
.hull Miss KoKen beyond tile pow
er of these wietehes. I have already
Hm-i'ii uiy lawyer, mul, loinon-ow
ui'ii nlii-.. mi 11. I Imp,. 10 In- in 'i posh
lion to visji Miss Itot'or with Ihis im
portant li i , l, my pocket."
"I I is il scrlnis step," objected (he (le-
Ircllie, "hut if vi
it "
"I :im 1 . solved."
"I do not sie thai
ir,. -vi lit you from
resolved upon
have lie- llchl li
akim.' il. Jtut It
l.i i I "
see:, is in ine. von might wait
'When Wiililn.-f haves Iht in coiitin
tied dati-ar'.' You ask too nun li of my
.'cncrnsiiy. Mr. Cryec. will wnit ihl.,
one nl-dil. Incuts- il is impie-slbl,. to
do mlii'l i-e. and 1 1' 110 atleliilit N
Made ( 1 1 .11 her life I may coln-chl !
d lay nil I haw shown in, papers in
the -upo: liiii fnlfi.1 of police, lull il. mi
tin-
i.uii-ary.
tin. I in the inorniiiu I
i!i:'i ii'i;- atMinpi n.i heeii inaile tip'ni
."'Is-- linkers' life iliir.iu' Ihe nlulil. and
that he; position is really ns riiii:i
is we have reason in fear, then no pow
er mi eaiih siiiill restrain in- from put
tiim 1:11 1 in! to lnr ihitifi hy making
lie. 11. e lll'l.-pillillile invill'l (l .tr. I II'-
lain y's 111 iilinij
leu .ii- a h'.i'le lii-ineil man. w.i j
111.' lllli--rs ell.lnisiaslie eotl.lilelll. j
"Y'lll eoliiminl 11. y hi(:iiis ti spe. t. I
aiii lint in a p.i-iii iii 10 .iy more: I j
wish I v.viv. and I wish -" this he I
a. Mi d a- h, ii'.i.'d a en lain hiiyard
and tiMHaU1r.1l look in the . ih. r's nuin- ;
len. ii e "lil. II I I ellel Ulldet-lood '
lour po-;iii i. iiinl v. h;il ihis woii.an. I
1 1-f I -. 5 -. -: 1 : 1 owe- In i'U-" '
I'll y v -i;i i,.liMu apart. Mr. Cry.-,,
l-avi'!.? nil.eiiaMii inward Ihe !; l . '
Mr. !.".;. aw in rifiire spoke frankly; 1
Have I ion 1 1 1 si i- myself clear';"
"Vis Mini lie. I 11 II. In-1 a ml that Mi-c
l;.i'.'. I . i- lo rerei'.e lll lt l'e' whii h '
Ii II. list he I ' I' Kl iio l tll l'l Voll. lull
I .lie. im: v. ! eel liiili win tin I her ohii
i. itini,- v. i'I iiu'hi !- ii personal ih-vo-
'.ii whirh will lei. ine of lay happh ;
l.e.-s.
M. li.'iii'aM's eye. whb h had heid i
the uiir i's re imined. fi ll with vayue i
liolll'l". I
Tiiat nin -lion," said he. van be
ho; irr mis w 'i r.l ! i morrow. I f you will I
il'ilM',- l:!i by helm: present ill ihe iuier- I
view vtmeli I have reijilesled .r Mi--l.'eueis
oii will thell h:IVe tiieop'iortu
iiiiy lo Irani wiial is ai pteent io
iiiurh of an me .1 liiiliiv lo ine as it ran
be to you."
Toil "
"1 in-a'i i;. Iiim.iv I want your
plee!ie. I b' l V il lid Wa . ai'i 'III loilski!
I'lie ho or set is II, .1 .in mi. here, and
v.'.' w.ll ... 1 1 1 to Ihe house louelher.''
Tin- arlis-, assured of his rival's ear-tie-lie
--. ,1'jain shook his hand and pri -pal'ii
io have, lie hail his own illleti
lioiis will. t"L'i!iil to (be iilybl. ami Mils
only anxious for the npporiimiiy t'i
earry Iheiu eui. !Mr. Mecraw likewise
viib inly liinl his. and a f"i the de
lec.ive. he no duiibl was not withoui
hi-- l Ian also, for, when he saw that
this inter lew whieh I have jll-i ile--eiibed
was -ii an end. lie slipped for
ward wi'h Ihe remark :
"It is I. ne. but I must hum up I'.ynl.
I am anxious to know whether or not
be has e.illarrd his man."
"Ami I." said the artist, "ani (join
to louse in. Miss Aspinwnll and ask
her to lake Mi-'s Holers Into her room
lo liiubi."
"And 1," lidded hi- liaineMike. "am
Roliijt to pile,, her minimis like a poliee
sergeant, happy if I an be of any use
in preserving the safely of one who,
without iiny dect fault ef my own,
has been put in peril ibrourdi my ef
forts in her behalf."
All three went down stairs. At ihe
front door Ihey stopped. A man was
iitsl i ntorint; in whom the artist and
th,' ileteelive veeoiinized Mr. ll.vid.
"Well;" asked Mr. !ryee, iausiti
ln fore his colleliuue.
"Ah! you here'.'" was the ipiiek re
ply. "That Is cootl, but -" The youiij;
detective's words enme slowly: evident
ly he was ureiitly astonished at -ctini:
the two Mr. 1 lepra ws in such amiable
conjunction with bis superior. " I have
not ihe best of news, to gi; you "
"Why';" "What;" exclaimed liny,
one and all. "Mns the man escapp.IV'"
IHimhfoiiiiiIrd at llus furtber evi
dence of their mutual tniderstuiidiui;.
hp looked from one to the other and
answered, vehcmeutly
"Yen. How did you know aboui ii':
lie Is gone, and I t atirmt tell whithir."
Mr. :ryce nt once turned toward t:,
two tenrieuieii.
"Then 1c indeed behooves us to been
Die alert. If he has Rone, it is in her
direct ion. and If he means mischief he
will attempt that mischief tonight."
And beckoliinc; io liyrd he led the way
into the street, followed by his now
Ihorouhly aluriutd companions.
CilAl'TKlt XXVII.
fKi-BET fKOlKI -IORS.
ilelectives mid the lenruw. oil
:e: liie .piaiUis of the ITei eland
'.: .!! It.ilK'd olillildlilt. I ill tilt
foji llb A4lIUWul)' Jivtisc
1
JUL.
As tie y Lurried iilon-; I'.yid inunn-.il
to ask his superior if .Mr. Dernw was
I111101 cut of tin' machinations of liis
vah't. mill Lcln- assurrd thai he was
the .voting detective showed a more
candid front mid a -avaier willingness
to P iik.
1 1 : ! story was simple and uraipht
foi win I For days he had perceived,
without lii-lniyinu 11. ihiit this valet, iiii
he Hilled llim-clf. was a dotllitflll char
ai ter. Thnu-li th-rc was every reason
is .-ill must in !!iowled-:o for a police
o'tii i r from New York to believe a pr
oil ly To ii.tiiie 01 H.iiiiiltoit l)c-.raw
lo lie ;it ihi- I'oi'iiiii of any harm whirh
iiiitiht ineuace Mi-s JJutrrrs. he whs as
sured, l.y nil he saw. lli.it tin; man to
he MOM feared ill llii-i ijne was the
Vidi t alid Hoi the Ina-nr. that he set
h'lii-cll' Ihe In-k of follow iliU the fol
u on all hi- in-r. - i ii:.i i i'.ii-. :i ml a-
. T;,i,tv ,.,, ,,. 1 tr,.n- hoiirlv more
. . . . . .
siisiiei(iiis. li.i'l ev. 11 iruiie. his usual
I'll l iialious and i p.-lily kepi the fellmv
ill ij.'!:t. 'J'i.e roll- i!eiii e w;is that.
on Ihis Veil- evi I. iie.' ii" had h ell so
toiliiiiiit" a I" et'Die iijioii him in Mr.
J'eiaw's M.ld'o, just as Ii.. v.as l'o'.ll
iliu -..mi! hillu' into thai yenlleiiiiin's
liiiiei--. Com ile i d that Ihis sotii. l hhi'.'
In,:-i,ii h
I "iniileil upon him an I
him, leu ihe f-llow was
I and in iii a ilr.
.' I. is Ii.iM'I- and even nut
n, p
-IZe
s an
p-i.v
niel was out
of tin window I
hi. i.e. n , i,tiilil,j-S:::-.,;.
.1 l!:-
he l oiil'l r-i ov-r
.11 ai
to,. I
li a v '-
made iii... a
!r. 1 1.
lit",
Mr.
'nil ,
aid 1 1 - i
had I
ai-, io i:,, t!-. i.i.iai
I ie.l i n.. ili i ani'T o!' il s
III . ll'U III lln.l.K liiis
n el' valiiahle time, f ir
d.lli'.' r..,s I ..!:
he h-t a in. mi
II' !l II.' v.:s I
s r.-.'il; ,. I e .il'imelle.. I he
mi. I ii." .nan h.iil '.-nt siilli
h;. h.
IV'lll -h.ll III' I. II I I" II,. 'ike II dlll'. llll
I'o I him In ii."',,- iluiii l.ei p him .a
sh'.hl Mm tin I ill. I .1... and del.
tli'Oili III- l.'ll.iv. lei I, on a pretiy
i ''a-- ihroiiuii ih w'..d- ail. I l-ra in '.!
thai 1-11. u in ' o i .- I ill loil-.l.. ill I Ills
p...i!' . ai.il ' i. i '.. .,i.l ihi, uuli l a
sinv;- of the ::ia.f. h- ; h- tra I i"
In. I.
all. I i
in- t.er 'ii
. In : by il. .l:..i
ii. I. and iieM by
ll.e II
ivy-
;r.l a
f
l l.li I ha
! sla-
iil-l -l,u t
I'e. a v a;
l.i.l th- io..n
leinpt .. a lid oil - it
i-llllll'.' bjie e!:' 11
llloll-hl ,'lppr.ll'' I !
H I.
n -it:
lot- In
slipp'-'l like I.Lihilill,. illio ., sli.et s,,
lull of shadow an. I - .an.ii. ::i. .1 by
seerel .;l-iii;. - ami l.v-way- lhat l-l: -
salt be.iliiii
tel liiimiii d
e.-ible
Ill t!i
ital
'h.i
beilr: Will
eilllalit.
' '111.11 is.
I till deter, iv
I." eVpiailir I
' I ill- mm:.1
mi ti-l an.:;.
I ni . I i h. -n
ml he i iiliiioi
' a poo
V. . lie II. V
nay !.. -, ii.-
. for In
a- I.
Ills
ai
ile
j from ii.w ii. i. : I I av.-
i inn 1 1 : . i -1 . ; Hi... in i i.im
i IoIIl' 'emaill . onrealril
j -mall as thi- To iiee
shall bin".- h!m m:'-. !.,
j mis. -hi. f. in I lie oi'o
per is lie i'i. in' hi.1'
alwiiy- I'li-i
.io
it y
' "1 am !i..i v. 'in
. !aii"e,l Vr. i .'r.
J at li innl io s;ii I-.
i iloii't ihinl, ;i , .'I
j more. Ail h ur a::.'
ill thai." i
"lie may male :
l'is h .1. 'a.!
a.ii .'inl io ii il
I I lioiulil lei -;!
iia-ieo.' I lee 1.
:l tired in. in. 'on -,
nialkably 1; -s Ii i'ti'1
piesent."
'1 lie i . o J i, r., w .- :
their eyes vlealncd
.-.It':: olllil 'iill-'v oil l'l
'h"!i tie y ai riled
i all's h,oi-e ih- . h.,1
I'll- itl.-l ..
..i.i lioihin. nut
and their 'lep.
e salewali:
..I Ml.- A-l''...-
. A - I h- iioer
.or ivliiviuont iiad )"Ul; p. is-., I. n.cy
'pei 'i , to liml l tie premise- d.n heii-d
ii:d Ihe aale-t lo-ed, an. I ili-y wi-ie
ileie Ho. dl-appoiul.-.l. .Nowhere, l.i
.liill-e or
visible.
Illiel
' Vl h.ll
l)e-ra w.
ire reel V
h- ho'i
"I hi'i
mo-, was lucre any livm
All a.is il.ii U and all w
.-hall We do:'
of Cleveland.
e lis- eiioiiuh
pleli.-il Mr.
"We have
lor
.. roo- in-.
; and y i "
.'ib'tiidy in. i, in.. I mi
plan.
nti-l posed Mr. ;rt
aitisi arou-e ihe In
ifin )y in piociire
re, lirmly. "We
se. ill le.lsi soil:-.Ill-llleS
,l inlet
view wi'h Miss Aspitr.t all. If-" anl
lieie hp 1111 lie I lo the urti-l - 'Mr
!'i ri.iw thinks he can s. ml her a i.n
-iif.e without imdiily iilai inini: her, h t
ililtl do so. As the -it
will, pel hap-, be
show bis face ill tie
i . ani - km
.v I an.
Ii llll te
lb:
h it do y.ui think, -ii '
"'That it will be wiil moi-h l-r l.i.
o try," was ihe arti-i's reiolnde: . "if
billies comes l.i tlie door, w- ale all
rifihl: he is discreet ami w iil iii.bii.'i
II no luiiici i s-.iry n i l il I.- , t.ei I;' ii
Is one of the oilier servants. I ca.u.o;
;Moiui-e im Hindi."
"There is always i,-k in eiei.i i1:."
euiiilked Mr. Hiyc
Us hope thiii it will
"Uinu. aii'i l
.lame- ii ho m,
-wers the summons."
The arti-t ol.t-.i-.i. ii.n-.. iuat -,i:.
loiii.le rltiK which alA.iys ul...-i- ii
.'le,ii.llt. ivlnle Mr. 'Iiyte Mopi ... c.l
'.he opportunii y to post his lemaiiniit
-oiepiiliiolis ill po,lioiis he I li. n I !
.est i alculaU'il to coliii.iand a full 1 l.-w
f the house, phu iuj; Mr. lieRraw In a
luster of liecs near the from doer am
ilynl In uu ni i'iir thai overlooked 1h.i1
the bill k of the hou-e and that side o
il containing, as he li.i.l been told, I hi
nmn occupied bv Miss Uti-ers. 1 1
1 1 id s. If inuinled lo .iciomp.ini the ml
-l. .f the) Here o fiolun.ite a-, Hi nail.
.11 i lllli.Ilce li.is lale 1 on: .
I'lie DUulllions, wLlih LiiU kvUuUed
snly t.oi loud nnd linll. Iiroulo nin!
ihan one head to Ihe windows nimve
.ill when the door w;is opeii-d it wa -James
they saw. ntid lo liiui Mr. I '
lraw found it possihle to -ay:
"iJon't he alarmed, .laine-. do , .a
want lo disturb the hou-e. Inn I hav
it tnes-at'e for Miss Aspum-nl; that will
liot keep till Unit liili-.'. Will von it--'.
h.-r to eimie down'.-"
Tin- MTVatii, who laol i ti v.il-i !
his IlliHticss' father, bowed wiliemi a
shade if surprise on hi- re-pe. ti .-.i
fan. and uslieriiifr the two i;eii'ieiie n
In, iin l oily shut the door i'lid ii.'. i
ii way on liis mi-sion. .1' there was a
failir 11'ht liillliin- in the hall, li.. y
Were liol left eliliiely ,11 ilarkur--.
fa.-t for whieh tln-y were ib.iiii.iu)
when a few mlnules later 'hey In-aid
a faint loiiH'all appi'oiieli. and 1 . J i 1 I
sooner than lley epeel.d. the s;iL;,t
ami ee-anl form of Miss A-pinuall
ileseeiiiiin the Mail's, el.nl in a Ion-
iron n of flowered silk, hut otherwise
in tlie same trim in wlii-h Mr. Io-raw
iiad observed her early ill the evi iiin;.-.
"Oh," hhe i ried, hurriedly ii lv -m-In'.
"what ha-- oeeuried';''
Mr. Inyriiw, snii!l:i. pointed to ih-lHit-iiry,
v hose door stood invli'ir-'iy
open.
"May we einet ;' asl.nl
Mie looked lirst at Hie artist then i.t
his ( ollli.)llioll.
" I In- bol'se is not on Ine, iheii'-" she
n.'iiiely renin rked.
And lieekotiiin: to .l inn - ho had
followed her a; a ili-tatee. she . our
maiided him lo liule the lamp on the
lll.t-iiry table
J'.ut the ileieel.ve. .Ola:!:, loiwanl.
observed:
"I think I o. lid make m. . ir.i
I!i;his. hai v e ri in -l ii jmi v. .'I
pill-doll Ihe illtill-aill. Iilililam is I'M'..-
io wai. li ihis lion. I am Mr. ;r;. -e.
of the New York oote.-U' e io: . i-. aod
I have been led lo think, fiom in tin
slanies urn -;ii-y to stale ::i mis
moment, thai mie l your ii..-u rnn---.line
diiiliii-r lo iii-bi fi' in an im-. ru
puloiis man !m ha-, i r :!.ink. la- ha-.
ii luoilve for her il.-ath. If. 1 h-n iore.
'you il.. liol ohjeei (o in 'jilal'lia 0
a 1 1 1,
h.-r
iii!.--ooe
I should like to play the pari of
proteetor. a pail whieh. a- tlii' te
man her., will tell you :s no n. v.
for me o ii-siime "
"Ah! nnd till- -,i. I
Hie only liee.b-d o,i.' lo .k .1 Mr
J.I-IMV lo l.n.ov w lei it i, a-
"Is Miss lie-els-, llo ilolll ' '
''Ye-, ina.l.im: a lady whom I
llo- seen, but w ho claim- my ilo
from her n.-niie and t h- ei I i!
she -I il I li Is- "
"Alld does -he ,:.;,,' yo.lf I"
pill seed j in !;',.: . v. i a a ! -.U .'
Mr. Ietra-, lull ol s.v ii,. ., i.-1
in.
"I Ihinl. inn."
liberty. ""i- a
::"i w re a le.-
le-p
ll li.e
, -- .be i
M.
I,- I'.
all. Then I lie.il.i
ile ;ns, iio. 1 d"iiii oini in.,.-- of i.l-
Vi.lel. The l".i"el' h.i i 1 , ,vi I' 111-, i '
iill we had a li-ht :o . p, . i i.ei i Mr.
Morri-' rei ommeii'iaia'ii. while tec lat
ter has -lien lokell ol b-ii! a Iiim.-i
'lesper.'ile villain, witii mi' :i,i..u- of liie
Worst, not otiiy iiLiiln-i I.I- Inasler and
my-elf. bin u:::iiii,i ibe iunoien; si--
norma, who. ;i. Miss
s lie .-llppe a ... iil 1 lie V, .
il.ii I, I, selirl.ie el ill-- by I
i -. -ialnl
' an ..I. -.
!i be I. "I'
lo leap an ,..r:-..,;i,.. ,,
mom y "
"Hi.- 1 II lei V" -le 1. pee, c.l.
f; I do lie- k.i..-.. tba, I im, i
"bis ..I .
nili'. r hi--
. a!"i. I . he I lie in., li : ha , i.a :-:-. I-
'he lionble in N. v York ' w liie'! t e'
He tol l Ine '
"We Ihll'k -. " i :
"i'-in; hi- iii,r-ic, name
"No Thai . . Mr !V"rrv j. e,
I 'i's- '.villi iho-e Ji'liii! -.iri- ,,:'. '
io! ile.i Mere ie.i i epi !). "i-ibk' i. ne
on in- . on wary, ih-y .i..l o'ie ,fii u . a
ion iil h.iie tlie oppoi io'.-Iiv ,.i i;,;r
lit: (u-nioi row u hen l.c ',; 1.1,1- ..o,,--.
il'. lllll he i.ib-l no. l'l. r, d wl Ii lo-
IcsiLie; ami made wooU--. and . "i.ien
lihlteS lll.lkilll; ll.ore, plC'blli'll Upell
i;.is very mlii. I 1- ditHcub toi me
i make .'oil nmh'i -t .iid all thi- In '
ooli.ilit. bin it loi iie- ielb.w - ii.
'ii.sed in I ,M ihiii Mi - ICoU-l's -iionld
liol live I ill 1 1 it . I niim '
A malkeil pallor i-ible iii-n m ine
illll ii'.'lll ell i Ins. faintj i ilblluileil liaj,.
oeli Ihe pile e of her tiso. l Heel by
olor She in-tliiftiey .hex. neare--
be art'st as ,1 lo appcid lo his prolet
:ioli; bill bet hinkin.; he: el. -tepped
'link, and surveyed bolii seinliuicii
ivilh eilial ci iilidcilie and rouniiie
"And where i this ilii.iu no 1'" she
iskld.
"We lanuol say; bin we tldnk he 's
on or neur your grounds."
"I will call up Outlaid ami Henry
nut the coachman," she cried.
I5ui Mr. (iryce stopped her ivuh a
nesture.
"No." lie ob.tecied. "We lime t'Ur aids
without: all We need is n place near
Miss Koers' door w here Wt; ran waicb
In silence for any dauber that may ap
proach her. I know the house is
locked." he exclaimed, as she opened
her lips to utter some word ol sur
prise or astiiranee. "T'ltt Ihe plot of
whldi this valet is undoubtedly the
u",eut is a deep one, suid may involve
some totally unsuspected person as an
accomplice. It is to save her fii.ni
such a continceucy that tve propose to
sit up to-night. The valet -will bo
taken care ef by those -without."
"I understand, or rather I do not un-
lersttand," responded Mis.s A spin wall.
Rut I am willlntr to rely on the jinli
metit of others wiser than myself. I o
ivhnl you think best. Keiitlenieii. I am
.villinu; to trust to Mr. Doirraw's d!s.
ret Ion "
Hie drew back and waved her hand
'ownrd the stairs. "If yon think it in
lispeusable to watch Miss lio-a'is'
oof, I will show you where it is. Hut
annot I do the watt hing for you':"
"You run do belter," suynested the
rtlst. ''You can take her Into ymu
wo mo'u."
"That is ii ae; I mil do Unit; she Will
lie sale there. '
IV be cohiiuutd.
Is AGEIOilLTURAL
I S,,e,l Iitch.
j When draiieii- the land, whether
! with lib - or dllche.-. tietier resnds wili
; b" obtained if the dip-lies or tiles arc
j lis strai-ilil iis it is possible to bill"
I them i:vey f m il made iii a drain as
si-.s jn pet n.ittin an aecuimiliitioti of
solid niaite-. as welt as imp-dins tiie
How of wat-r to ii eerliiiti extent.
Hi It in iirc Sim.
l". u nli.in nf l.gg I.hIIiib.
The ipiii kest cure for the habit nf
e-- -u i ititi- in fowls is decapitation
for lb" table, but. tifienlinies a fowl
is too valuable for this Ireiitmeiit, und
il may be worlh while to prepare a
li'-st like the one shown In the illus
tration. The bollom of the lii-tl is ill
NtT Tt rlllAF.NV EATIXCI MOOS,
two palls. The l,ir-ei piece slants to
Ihe r.iir just etiou-b to cause an CKK
lo roll down u. A class nest ept Is
inad ' fast to the lower piece to induce
he b, n to lay on the bare nest. When
the hen has laid Ihe and turned
M'.iltiil to peek It she is lUliell aston
ished Pi see il roll ..or (if Si-Id - -(If-
un" .In. Id r.-irmer
The t e tit AIimoIiciiIii.
(lie of Ihe lies! niethiuls of keeping
maiiilie is to have a pit, with eenient
bottom ami sides, nn th,. solid por
ti'U.s kepi wet by piioipini; on tin- heap
from th.- drainiiiL's. for if the manure
is kept daiup there will be a final dif
feroi're in its value. Kxp'-riinetits
made show that a h-ap carefully mate
:ue, and kepi wet lost about thirteen
p-r cent, of i's niii'oeceii, while another
heap, not hepl wet. lost about twenty
four l.ei- cent, ot its nitroireii. Manure,
even when kepi wet. nil! be more val
uable if. in i ihlition 1,i the cut straw
und s,il:s used as absorbents, the ma
nure is liis' covered with dirt and
marl, a layer of manure beine followed
by :i layer of marl and then n layer of
iih-orhi ni-:, the whole well trampled.
'I he loss of tiitr..--!, wh-ii s-i-h a plan
has l.oon ti '-led tlid hot exceed two
per cent. Marl is perhaps the cheap
est ai',1 be, i absorbent material, as i;
not only -nics to prevent lo--. bin Is
eh an. easily handled and costs but
Very little. It can be Used boih Iii the
stall- and in ihe 'leap, and applied free.
I.v. Ii really eiu ii lies ihe manure as
well as preset-vine; it, for the icason
that ii contains plum food in an In
soluble condition, which becomes avail
able for 'l. int-: vhen used with the
'olid iiii'l ii'iuid tnanuroe. -rhilndeliihiii
r.e.'ord.
( U.-illcillioil of I'.iilil.
In leelint; animals, the fanner, by
liis l;n.wleil-e of Ihe difference be-
ttti 'ii l!es!i-fof:i,in- foods and tlms(
that form fat. is ciiiibled to so combine
litl'eletil foods as b provide for all
their wants. Kiiowint; thai the "alliu-
liiiimids," or niirorfeiions looils, produce
liiii-.-le ilean m.ati mid mil!;, in order
to allow io. heat and fat he must
"balae -e" 111- foods for the purpose of
liioiili'.- Phi mil'-h d' the one kind and
no, (-iioit.ii ef ihe oilier, en an iiicv
a:i'. Iil- proportion of iiiliop-iiolis
I.m I- to ih- arbonaecous is ns one to
si. or rather, he should add six times
much of Ihe earboiiae. en- as be
l'".s of the llitloueiioll-. The conditio,,-:,
however, affect the proportions,
f. r ii an animal is highly exercised,
as , ihe i-i-e with workint; horses in
slimmer, tie i.lirimeu may be iiiciensed
ai, ! the rarbon l , n, i iil-l.e,i : but if ihe
Weaiher is veiy cold Ihe proportion of
c.-ii bo. i. e toils matter, on the contrary,
should be increased, lty a knowledge
of lie- con:-"-.!ion of different foods
the lariaei- who feeds for mill: will rerr
Unite ihe laai' iiiii iillowed to bis inli
ne. s iiecordiiii; to circumstances, nnd
no i without an object in view as is
!': 'lucnlly th.; ea.. In fatleiiiiii, his
ici liiiii Is be will ii-o the tat forming
foods. ..ilowiii.' only -o much liitroji.'ii
on- matter as may be necessary for
tie- evi-teiiee of the iiuimiil rbiladel
phia U-onl.
A ..l i ii l irlii)Kr.l .Haniire.
1'... an t xpcrinienr roiiductcd ill the
tii'mta Kxiierlinenl i'arni. which las'.
(; ner a pi'i'ioil of v-ars and which Is
leooitcl in the fanner's Iteiiew. it
iv:. - proven lln,'. an i.iial iveiiihl of
fro-li siable mi.iiiire and ef well roiled
mamiie applicil lo !' the principal
ci - .p- of the l.irm iie,' praciicaliy
( i'i i, r ll'l- a slih! dilTereilce Ihmiik
i' !.,!.,, ol the fle-h lUi'.IIUI-e, -i'ls
.lame- M, l ailye in. Ii is a groat mis.
!..:- lo b 'iic'.e that iii.inilfe wastes !o
aw , ',i't im, n sp, upon th-land
I 1..
tl'MI.
,e-e is eo'l-i,e':ll(. el el i .,
e will be very little of the
clemeiils i ape by cviipora
I" not tecoiiiuiend too heavy
li"
a:i i I . i i .-1 1 i i 1 1 at one time. We seek
to hive ii divided s., that jt will cover
; . .lit iaiid cveri si . '.ml year, if p..--i'i''.
It' the leaimie : reasonably
ili.'.i. -o t.iiit we - , t have it iieor
poraled into liie siulaee Soil with the
di-- or spade Iiiiiioh. rultiViitor or
Kai'i: plow in the sprinu. and to about
the same depth as we w ish to kow our
-.re, n. Its indirect value to the uroivinc
crop is yn attest. l-'ai myard luamire
Is the most natural and perfect plant
food available, and it him Indirect re
nilts that no coiiiuicicuil fertili.er can
jiive, heeailse it lohls to the soil so
much vep'table inii'te. so niiit'h bn
inu!, by which iav ami sandy sods
i -p.' l-illi .ii' .. i.ti.i bi li-iii. tt.
4'.nn.i) not Just jfi avidlubie no )ut
j food, llllt wheiievir I here is il ilei ay.
I iil(r of ! -, 'table lli.'llter lie -le i-' u'
I nays a certain decree of heat forme.!.
We sec this very plainly in to" manure
i heap. Then lei ns have ii,i- la at
j formed in the -oil. ih.it tin- -.roi.'.i,-j
plants may deriv.- -.mc hen-lit j": . s. i
it. nnd Ihe soil will be made more
I mellow, crumbly at.d porous beeause
! "f lie- heat alid moistute.- Mirror
' I-llt lllt r.
( arc of ('(ill's f ret .
Anion): tin- farm horses -. hion-h'i-.iL
the country ii is snrpijsjn- ,,,w jv-.v
there are that are perfectly sound. In
lookim; tor Iii- reasons p,r iie exisi
inu conditions we -hall lind sevei-.u
c. uses. One imp..' taut cause is i,e
breedini; of nusoiinil animals, whi-h
iratisnilt the jin di-posii inn p, unsi,i;i;,i.
ness to their offspi-ii;". There is still
iiiiother en us, , ami it is in connection
with this thai tie intend to say a few
voids
Ringbones, enrns. spavins, etc . are
doubtless f rt ijiii ntly due to hp k ol at
tention to the feet of horses while they
are youiiK ami to the lack of attention
to Ihe feet of older horses which lire
not shod n-L'iil.-irly. We often see Un
fed of youni.' horses ltowiiii: Inidly out
of shape, which condition we may at
tribute to in-elect on the part of the
on tier or to the fact I'lilt they do no',
appreciate the importune" of the iio
1 1on. When ihe hoof froj out of
shape the li-niueiits anil joints of the
limbs are under a constant strain an t
liable to sprain which will probably
result In a permanent injury.
.lust now wl tl nits are 1 iii'
put in the'.:- winl. r .ii;irters is a suit
able time to s."- tiiai their feet are
properly triiu.ncd. 'I bis may be done
on a solid wooden th.or with the u-e of
the chisel and hammer. The hoof
should be trimmed to the proper shape
and the fro-; should lest on the -round
when the horse Is liol shod.
The lirsi requisite in a amnl horse
s sonml limbs. Whatever oilier uoo l
prints he may have, lie is of no laluo
if h" lias not !or.s to curvy him. Then,
if aii.vihii!-, can be done to ameliorate
the liability t" mi-oiindiii'Ss. We will
nil admit that ,1 deserves every i'ttei,
lion. We therefore tnist that our
farmers w ill si e t,, it Unit colls' feet
lire attended to. Indianapolis News.
If.o mi, tr Whmi .litcli.
While Wiijioii jack; arc coniparaliic
ly low in cost, snme f ii,,. cheaper
ones- are not desirable. If one has some
leisure durii." lb" winter a jack sudi
ns js shown in tue illu-ti-iiiio-.i can be
. otistrm ieil readily .ami at very little
cost. The lumber used should be of
s-llU" li.-.l-Jl t.nval, : i 1 1 1 1 the foil il. Us
should be well made. Material two
by three will be slioiiii- enough if of
uood lumber. Th" upristht piece should
be i.boii! I no and one-half feet lon
liiid be uioi li-cil into tin: base, nltled-h
il may be atiio -bed In :i;iy other de
sired way. Til- base is three feet huii;
and the npiisti.l pi should s:u into
it one fool from the t inl
A lolll.- llloVlise should be ctll ill the
upii-,hi as shown, and holes made as
show n, so lhat a pin may be u.si d to
plm : the lever bicker or lon er lo I t
the hcicht of the various xvattmis. line
cud of the chain i- sjapicd to liie base ;
as shown, and in the cud of the levt I
is placed a strnni; l ook. After the j
win el is raised lo the d( sired height j
a link of the chain i -lipped over ;lie ,
hook in th- lever .Hid holds il in posi
tion, Indianapolis Xeiia.
I urn, Nli'..
Il is doi.i". what needs to be done at
the ri-;ht time lhat make: -ood butler.
With manure and dm or ihe skillful
farmer loed- to 'my bn. fertility
-aie in bran.
I'i, si drivinj: nnii.cs itilf hoi-e- un
less exirit are is taken alter each
-putt of .'-peed
I 'airy -.nek .iliilel be illi.i'ir.i if
a mixing of bred- i-- .a;e! --'i pei
mltt. d lo no on.
A bad disposition in
:ciif rally the result nl
animal
d in. ma:
m ui and hai.dhavi.
No animal, no matter bow ndi bred.
should be used for br tin- in. lis. ti
has in, pi Idlial men;
H.-ivini; the ("imliii. .n ritiht m hen
th- seed is sown is an .ii pori.MU ilein
in sivurin-. uood lieriuuiiilio.:.
I he oniy way ihe crass nop can be
cnitililted i by prep.-irim; ihe soil ill
.1 line tilth before sum int; the seel.
The horses that arc li-l able to
stand bald ill;' ill- me ilmsc which
work steadily every day in the neck.
I'lie din and sweat which a. cumu
late on a horse dui inc th" dai should
net be allowed to remain on over
i i i 1 i i .
A hot' with a short nose, a thick
.tend, short Iocs and plenty of he.nl
an t lull-: room i- liem iaili a ipiici aid
tood grower.
the average faruier linos il b.si to
keep a variety of stm k in order lo use
10 the best advaiituKo all of the prod
ucts of the farm.
In niakiiir; the best quality of butler
11 is essential tli.'it the cream should
have a tinift rm consistency us well as
uniform ripeness.
Ashes, salt anil charcoal should be
l.i pt w here the tdock can help them--tins
Tln-y assist dip'stioit ami
-haiptu 'le appetite Kiii'sus 1'iiiiu-vl'.
A W.Ui; N .'At K .
oniF ,'I).lll,th, For .Molltei'..
rabllelle i;. .la'-k-oll has wiitl.i) It
ittle book of "J'on'ts for Mothers."
linn which we cxtrad a lev.- "Ib-n
mitsets of ml vice.
I'on't omit to estab!i-h ,.i ti.'1 vty
M-iiililiilil; illiplii it. eollt'del,.-.'. i'bsollllc
Iil-l. alid Ihe sweet ililercolliv I'ossl
.le b. l ween llioillt r ami hild.
1 h.ii'l lty lo divert -h-i! oh- le : . .
's your rlL'iit.
I x .n't aive baby -"ii.etbii,:. b'la.i-c
!e clie- for !t. Wall I.Util lie 'lops,
,11. 1 lie li uu.' il if it is wise to il.. so. e.l'iuctle sleciri oe iiiii'ece.ss,,, , .
Iloii't Wheli liie tWO Vcar l'::le.-ol,e I bill i! IS not. Iloedh--!,! has be ll
s l-e:lei,e,, ..let look a spoon hurled '"' " v" ','l,',' "
vil.lU to the Moor on 11;.. -mi let thai , nraei-: need of mir '.eiiis reminded of
baby is too voiinc t- nnd, and." ; l"'kii:u afK v our raeth al tools oi ".m
Insisi .piietiv but lirmly upon tl:- sumo : uioii pobiei;,-s... and iidvised to sharpen
hi-eis pi.-kiii- it up. nnd in-:-: for ; "'-I polish :h"ii, .p a bi',.- In n lot I n
!:tce hoiii if necessary. Ki-.-.iit lita'C I'i s.
vruia caii be learned at tin early ane. 1
l"u't offer bribe- as an inducenu in ixtnniiiB (.im.
oo.l behavior. N, if otie woman in ten realizes the
Iioii't Use Imrrifyli,- tbre,.'.- to .-n- ! impottatiee of asc i-iainim; am! making
'ni-,' obedieir e. Teach rij.'iii fo.- rinhl'.-; a careful study of the one particular
lake. ; color most, beioiniii:; to her. and of al-
I ion', permit your children to mi.-bc- i ways havini: a toii. h -i ii i'ltro-biced mi
jriv at lable. The well ordered tin nl : som- part of her dr.--.
iie-uis cverythiiiir to older pcopie. ' The auburn haired woivriu look- I c-t
1 ..n't overlool; an nntl'itth. ye- weiah ! in i.rowti. shiidinu ii.:- ila- imi.- of her
iii-efuily betiiieii ii 1 1 1 1 ii t li I u i in - i'lid hair, or iii li'li dark Lirceti--.
i vivid iimuiiiiition. It is often a hair- 'Ihe yellow haired niv 1,111 wer.r fed.
plit'imr task, but tin mistakes simuld )), -reens. p.o. are deliu'lit fill on her:
i" niioi-. also .crlaiii wll.c.v- and bl.-u-k. White
Iloii't tolerate ' s.H.irlnes-" or "flesll- is less li, .-ii'.n.;;.;. but she II.U.-I b" brll-
II -.,'' Correct them gently, but linn li.n.i in umpicxion or el.-e most i. II
y. l'..r Ihey rctlect upon y on , cite as to tints to wear pays ;-.i:il
i.,n'' see too miirh: blimliie-s j- nn 1 biu.-s pi ndvaniiiLie. I'.lues. particu
idi.iliii'ue al line' Holi'i hear too 1 :,ri.v ihe pah' and cold bi'.,--. ;,;,. best
iini 'i; d'. iitiiiss i- el'eii a blessiiiii. adapted to Li'iin-tics.
lioji't iriticise eiir cbildrcii in I Iio j The woman wlu.se hair is :i iln'l
vr"seiice of others: remember ilr y "are brow n. and whose t omjd' xio'i and eyes
-eli.-iiive plains" ; ml bruised when yoll
I :i:-Iec it.
i To Alniil Wrinkle.
I (111" sr.-mlmolhers used lo date tlie
I .erioii of their lost girlhood by the tirsi
I r rink!-, but ihe woman has to be seen
a.wadays who would have ihe -oiir.ii:e
: ' sa.V tliat wiih b. r first ivrail,! comes
! ,!d at-. . :. would tell yoll ihe! she is
'roiid of thai little faint line.
I'.ui. a- a rule, ill health is iii'-weta-
1 d" for those ibsa-l-ecable littl- lines
. ml. indeed, ii hea they are i:iii:y in
: 'ii-.mber. th. i :ir i!i-ti-urin-
I Many ate the methods lha' h.i v
.. ii trie I P. mrlte tin- skin s Hi
I la.r i'-Mi'i.
i A '!! r "f the-" ni.-,l,ii- . ,e uo.,,1.
but as no two .-kins are ahu -. cadi
!.-e. u ires a dibereut tr.-atiueiii.
! Tii-re j- a treat deal in the way you
na-h imir faee. lnsiead of v. a - biii -
d"Mnw.ii,s. lis niaeiy iu:ie "iil "f
: -very homh-ed do. il should be washed
ipiiards. and -cntle friction u.ven I"
.he I'lirts most hiply p, wrinkle.
Sprayh't; the face with soft hut iitcr
it niiihl Is- ..-ood.
The bf-t plan of all is to 1:011: Mi the
ly w.ili good, wholesome food, which
wiil. In il turn, noiirisb the skin and
('11 out ihe fare in the parts where
t. riukies generally come. - I'a. c powder
olllv -leeliclis the wr i llklt .- A 1 iil lltil
!"!: mil.
omen Ali-xttilri.'H r,-i.
O'ie..,, .i .xaii. Ira. who has iniiilc In-.- j "' ls ""l '"'-l ;l lnoioi.ua-i
nrii vi-, l to Heiiiuark. the land of j unless it is artistic, which the .styb-h
'.,-r ..nil I i- f I ef docs. !r has dress never K nnd if will nndo,ibi,.,!!v
s,',:-. and b'-eeds. She ,.,.s- l"..k tiueer and ..id t;,sh:ou, .1 - th.
i-s ... Nn..; skill in iraitiiiif t ln-tu. labs.' "I years.
i.n.: !!:, pel- which she ha- sl,.,;ii her, Mew Well ;he ..Jd pictures stand the
ne a'! tv.i.al'i" of ivoiidcrlul u ,. ks. j b'-t of lime. Your hair should b
Cm ll.eie wa- ..n- d-u upon n hid; her dressed ill the simplest fashion. Aval
Mi.i-slv ...nt'. es Unit lti mi. n she I "'I onianienls that are stilish, cva.
used :o .;,,, loa-itit; eves. It w.,s a p rated sleeves. 1 i-;ht. I.ittl- collars, aid
pei-fotniiiii. do- nai I "Mi- j an unnecessary amount of jewelry.
I..-." ami it was the ratio as a society s.-arfs of lace or some delicate
i iii. rial:. cf. Imitation cards ,11 -iT-at Wii" rial loosely lnm iiroiiiid th.- neck
S.'.-.tloll" hells, s used to l.eilr Hie stnincc "'.- beeoluih". lo every one, and prelum
I ,.1. ......,.,. ,.fi-..t. V..,o. P. . I. Ii
I
aiii.outieenieiil. lo inert lie o,,''
Miir.-" Tie tollow'un; story of this
remark. ildo feature is oft. n to'..! by
the itneeii. itccordiiiii to nn Ku-lish
conieiiip..rai y. I'poti one occasion,
n In ti bidden t" .an y a bai'dkercleef
to the uio-l beautiful lady in lb lot in.
II." mischievous lellow spr.'lli'. Up to
(iiieeii icioria iind laid il at her feet.
I I he hitler Ian-bed merrily. Ilieked the
I d.r.1 in the faee with her own hamlkcr
! h.ef, and bade lulu do his duty l'..;-
e-tly. Thereupon. Ihe ilo-; picked til
hi- ii.'tidker. hief. and, in ".real bumil-
iii. appro.i, bed Queen Alexandra, then
1', in.-, s.. i.f Wales, lay down and
I'll . .1 the handkerchief befoic le-r."
1 i -!: 's VVet l.lv.
oiiip of Woinrn I'lt.rHiciiiii.
Iiier- exists a prcitHliee in i .at ! Hr" 'l"r' variet'aled than usual, at,.,
lirii in, a.aiiist women as pi -, .-,' iaiis I """' ' individual tastes as -,!
1I..1 -ui si-'is. a feelin- which Is , -pe "Vc In s er done befoic.
eiiilly stroiiy iini"titr iiicinbcrs id' iheir Silk lace, velvet and mou-seli: ,
own sc. Wounii in Ihe I'nited States waisis are ijuiie popular Ihis .ii,,;,.,
!'.: tidl.L a- plivsieiiius or siir:.eois
a: .- hi a :'.ir 'ictb r position. 'I lo re is
li;tl" or no prejudice acain-i them,
bi".. like other v.oincn workers, ihey
mii-r siand or fall upon Hicir own
a. r. I-. Some of them are prosperous
u.,'i, bci s of ihe . oinuiimity. nf
ur.i'luales ol the Women's Medical Col
;-i,'nf rciitisi li.iniii.seveniy-sjx stated
Hi.- iiioneiaiy value of their practice in
i year: Twenty four made Slnon a
i ear or more but less than S.'otm:
nieidv as much as .fj'ino. and less timn
s:;,i hi; ten as much as Solum, and l"-s
then snth'i: (jv,. as nun h as lott. and
less :b in sr.i h nl: three as mu.-h as
s.i.oo anl hss than SlS.mm: four re
o .ri'd sioiis i.iiiiiu; from $1."..imki to
sjii.ihhi a icar. Ten reported less than
Sitiiin a year. The aicrni;e income was
i.eie.i i., I... s-'io? ::n
Indoui'ieoiy tlicre is a larm- tield l' f m" r,,,"r ,,r "' Wllt,wll
eier.i where for noinell of the medical "
"oiess en. and ii is jut as certain These changeable effects are. f' '
:' ..' ihey are here to May.--Medical I '"l,s. even more lovely in heejoio ...
i;ecerd. ' Some of the very pink violet sin" . .
I shot wilh white pie beautiful tninm.
Pm iiil KiitniHir. I and a soft dull blue shot with a brow i
The fr.ni or woman who is freiinently that niiiiht be described as a ratliei
' n l '" mil at social etiipn tie may I deep thampaKue ii most efl'.-eiii c-l'C-be
sately nut down as one who ifj.k.Uy Willi triniuiing of heayer.
huliitu.iny unkind and inei-.n-i'leriile.
Says tlie liusloli I'., si. i:iioUel!e i : il
ivility Mithotit v. ld.-h v. e do not liiivo
polite s. ;...-. I ; i ; n. :; - n. -es-iiry
..s a s; i of public dr. -- ' I"'.l' -a! "f
.hiii I ra tefii.il r;r..e',,,,-i,e-- of i haiac
I or il.ii rero-ll-'.es the li"lli. el' the
Olhe:- o!.e ! I Ollr COIi-id. lelio'l.
There ar various 1'nl a ts and
ei'i'i iiieii '-s in social lisac lhat Would
r.-.'t'l s'ltlieiellily ollVclilii.iial I" be
p'.'.. lieed by ill!. Willi i. ill" cdllciilional
S'.-i i : I it - ami t'ne abundant rirenhitioii
ot literature, f.illoitcil by the social
nib aula"."-; enjoyed by ;h" n.a--i s i,f
Ann .'a. 'lis, i: wntdd .-.."m that we
-iioii ! not. -tdy take pb-i.surc in r-iMi-i'i::
oil'.' -,,ii.-l lili.eli. I-. bill should
i njey lie- c.'inpaii.,- of t . a bred peoph
only'. Sli'-il .11 ..l ie I" i i ai, t -say oil So-
I.i'-k brilliancy, lm.y siill be most at
ifi'ellve. but she -In, ill, I avoid bri'.'ht
hiicd .r -liit-rimr Inns. I'ul! browns.
i.i iil.-yellowish nor reddish, should
be -ele,-,ed. Avoid the satin straws.
Take the (lull iini!'. N' w Yi-rii News.
Y':ni ami I'atictes.
p,,..,,- :ni sashe- play an important
j (arj lli::lly t-.;l"t1. -.
, , urious Hat old .iu-'- .i.i.l i i iii. i.-
,u t.,n. ,.,lsi.i; .-n-rled.
i , .(,K .,, t.,,.1- ni,,. .;, ids. still
, ,., .,, ,n ., 1:,v,,r,te triminiii".
; ,,. velvet r.'iicule. Willi in
, ... , ,, ,- -,,t, r silver, is
hl , ... ,.,. .,-.,,.
i Afp rii ioii neepii"., f-.o.ks appear p
, ,,,, ,.,,. h, ,,,. l,-n,.v ,,,.,1 s,,itly
j ,-iitii labri. s.
j .ttractive cravats for om ol door
j ,-,. miide out ,.f a cenbii iit.oii
, , ,-,. ehih'oii.
, x,,,,,,.!,,,,. el,:'i',,u v, ii-cis are
: ,,, t:, i.,;,- tti:i t :.r" :u the moineiii
! i-hiin- l'iirisiiiii feiiniuiieli.il-.
Sable hat have ibn-lopcd ,'i.!,- a
(l..w, Vll:il. wi., ,lU ,., ),,, ,.., afford
j ,his ever becomiiit; fur.
j c-0;ft'ures are bciti-; l.Mt-hed well up
n ,,.(. ., ..,. llly itly
Waved.
' '
j i,,,,,, vr i-muo-mpl. inkrn.
. . . .. .
! II is never l"" line to eate in.ii pe-
i lure taken, so reiiiembe- ibis f-r a
leiure er.-asi'tii. Ilo- most eia hoi '.' I e
i ' msn.-. ,.. j
will look as well in twenty year.-- su
it docs the day you have il tala-i:.-
j .ow York Kvitiim.' .lournal.
Silk of all kinds is bciim worked into
winter frocks and is coveted foi' vi-:-iut;
eostuiiies- as much as for I .--.. -Wl
ill .
'Taken as a whole, th- scu-oi 's '-,yh -
I I wo piece suits liie worn ('Mcti- neP
and these have mad" one or uvo waist.
almost iiiilispelis.ible.
A hiii'1 or round ne, U may be used
with Ihe blouse waist, whe h is (i. '.:,.'
Ill havadere style and sMthcivd win-',
it joins the round yoke. A bu. I. l..-ii.f
is llllisibly clleclcil. illld it filt"d liliilr.
t'lics tupport.
The new soft taffttas .ire much in
evidence- in laic costumes, and thi
ebanu'eable or shot effects are parti' o
larly chic. Hlthoiudi rumor sa.vs that
fickle Paris, has exhaiisie.l ih" 1"
sources of the bh"t silk.
1 irst tf all, one must el.oose oc '
taffeta xilselv and insist upon Lai it'
ll iinnlity nbsoluiely with... it stirtue.
Chiirminu color srhemcs may be t'ou'ii
in the Rhot silks, either in vai.vit'1?
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