BHI Ill Ill Vi HowaTeteetiveGot:Left, FARM AOT FIRESIDE. grown were produced from rooted*cuttings the center of the light cloth. If the THREE B'AR- STORIES. coming among his stock. Finally they of the stem of the-young plant border is worked, cut out of the dark "Did I ever consult a clairvoyant^ killed a colt, and the bear that killed which had no portion of the tuber to cloth a large monogram and fasten it it would come and eat off 'n that colt for information?" repeated a detective to the center of the light cloth with draw nutriment from. Last year I Miscellaneous Recipes. I stopped some weeks ago for a night every night. The rancher made up his recently, as he flushed up and fancy stitches. The border is hemmed took from six to eight sprouts from CONSTIPATION.A soup plate full of at the Antelope Springs Tavernhalf mind that he'd fix the gentleman, so upon the center and then finished each bud of a sweet potato and these looked foolish over the question. hotel and half stable, built of pine coarse oatmeal porridge taken night he went to the nearest town, told the around with fancy .stitches. planted Cut in the field grew vigorously and morning is good for those suffering boys about the bear, and got him a "Come, answer." logs, some of which are two teet in This is the way to make a fancy and yielded over 800 bushels per from this trouble. There should be bottle of strychnine. He got theshurf "Well, once upon a time I did, and 1 footstool.Take seven round tin cans acre, some of the tubers weighing ^thicknessa lonely place under the and Tom, his deputy, and Mat Ward, taken also every morning on first getting don't mind telling you that I made a that you buy fruit in, all the same eight pounds, and the average of the fines where I could hardly hope for the distric' clerk, and they went home up a glass of cold water. At a fool of myselfnot by consulting her, size. Wrap old cloth around them. crop being four and three-quarter with him to lay for that bear. Shuri but bvrefusingto heed her information. certain fixed time, regularly everyday, any but a lonesome night of it. The Put one in the center and six around pounds. Sweet potatoes are all grown of Silver Bow county, Montana, mind This "statement probably astonishes the patient should try to obtain relief. place was a hotel some twenty years it. Fasten them all together, put a in this way the sprouts being pulled oou," as if the statement were a matter you, and I will therefore explain. Do The most eminent physician in this piece of old quilt or some cotton on from the seed and this is left to throw ago, but has been deserted since then. of record, "and they all went home you remember when Preston's bank country once remarked: "When traveling the top. Take a paper and lay over outinore sprouts. Is it reasonable I was glad to find a crowd of hunters, with him." was robbed?" if I must choose between breakfast it and cut all around it. That will J} that the common potato differs "Before dark they took the team trappers, miners and travelers "Yesa good many years ago. and this relief, I omit the break- make it in six scallops. Cut out cover wholly from every other plant of similar and hauled a big load of hay up in "So it was, and I had been detailed fast." All the outlets of the body, collected there, driven in like myself for the top by your paper pattern growth? And are we now to cast about thirty steps of the colt's carcass. on the detective service about a fortnight. the skin, the lungs, the kidnevs, the and cut a piece of the cretonne the by the snowstorm which had been raging aside the results of thirty years' They filled that carcass full ol Naturally I wanted to make a width of the cans and sew it around bowels, must be kept open and free, practice and experience for a new way all day on the mountain toll-road. strychnine. strike. My wife realized it, and she the scallops. Turn and put it over or stagnation with all its dreary consequences which is opposed to all this gathered "There was no trees around there After a good supper, which included put me up to see a clairvoyant. I the cans, then cut out a piece for the inevitably follows. knowledge9 blazhandy, and nothin' else that a man thought it'a silly thing to do, and one elk steak, we gathered around a bottom the same way and hem it on. I never found soil too rich for potatoes. could hide behindall a level open CHOCOLATE CARAMELS.One cup of night I slipoed off like a criminal and I have one made, and every one admires ing fire of dry pine wood on the old I raised a crop equal to 1,200 boiled milk, 1 cup of molasses or syrup, bunch grass flat which Tompkins had dodged into the office of a leading female it. bushels per acre on an old barnyard hearth. 2 cups of brown sugar, 1-2 cup of a sorter whiddledig fence round for a asti-oiog'st and planked down a the vines covered the ground in a mat chocolate. Cut the latter into fine pieces "We were hunting black-tail deer on pasture. They hauled the hay up dollar. I hadn't the faintest hope more than knee-deep, and the majoiity Stable Windows. and when the other ingredients are there to shoot from, of course. of securing any information of value, the main range of the Rocky Mountains, of the hills turned out 12 quarts. Barn windows are easily broken unless "Long about the time when the well heated put in the chocolate. Boil and therefore 'her very first words near the headwaters of the Little Last season I saw over 700 bushels of of double heavy glass. An excellent bear generally comehe made his visits all together half an hour, stirring continually. were a stunner. She said'You Peerless per acre turned out from a 3- Blackfoot River, in Montana," ventured precaution is to cover the sash purty regularthem four men, Pour into buttered "pans are looking for criminals,and acre plot. Both of these crops were a slim young man, "Heath and some with double-barreled shotguns, with half-inch-mesh galvanized wire and check off into squares before it is I will help you to capture three of from cuttings of two eyes each and o1 some with rifles, crip up on the load netting. This protection pays for itself I. Heath was a young fellow from cold. them this very night!' three sets in a hill, which has been as hay and scrouged up close together or in saving glass and in the neat appearance 'If you please,' I modestly replied. Boston, and Beacon street maybe at long as I can remember the common WAFFLES.One scant coffee cup of the middle, for a big load of hay, you of the buildings. Also bars "'At 11 o'clock to night,' she continued, that. He had joined the United States way of planting. It is not the cutting butter, one coffee cup of sugar, two know, as big as that was anywez, is of wood fastened six inches apart 0 'men will set out to rob a of the seed which makes the present army. He had been in the territory a and a half cups of sifted flour, three miahty shaky when you get on tor across the frames make a safeguard bank. They are now consulting in a small yield, but the loss of fertility of it eggs, one tablespoorrful of water, a bit year or so. had served under General against accident. Sliding windows are room and they have placed blankets the big yields are always upon rich "The carcass was out there in front of saleratus as large as a small pea, to the windows to hide their light. If far preferable to any others for stables Terry against the Sioux, and had seen soil. Potato varieties '*run out" only of them, they had their guns all fixed and a little nutmeg. you go at once and get help j*ou can are not easily broken, and can be some service, too was at the Little by reason of a continued course of for shootin', and the moon was shinin' capture them.' opened a little for air in cold weather poor culture and taking seed from TRIPE.Take honey-comb tripe, Big Horn just after the Custer mas-sacre. sorter dimhke. '"But where is it?' and wide in summer. The bars are crops on poor soil. Two years ago I boil it till perfectly tender with salt to 'There comes a hoss down the Becoming tired of life in barTacks, 'Let me see. The building is rather then a protection. By and by a covering had 450 bushels per acre of Early season it, put it in a bowl and cover gulch yander,' whispered the Shurf. he got out of the army by the old. It is on a corner. Astairw ay of fine wire gauze, or cheaoer mosquito Rose, which was very nearly equal to it with vinegar for a day or two. Remove 'That's him. That's the bear,' leads up from a side street. Street assistance of friends at home, netting dipped, into strong decoction my first crop grown on beter soil. from the vinegar, dry with a said the rancher. 'Great glory, what cars pass the door. It is a mile or of oak or willow bark to make Karl Offel in N. Y. Tribune. among them General B., under clean cloth, dip in beaten egg and then a big one'' more from this house.' it more durable, will be a most comfortable in bread or cracker crumbs, and fry the plea that he was not of age when "The bear came on slow and stiddy "I questioned her for ten minutes, protection to cows or horses, in butter. Thus prepared, tripe makes takin' his time. Appljins Wood Ashes. dhe enlisted. but she could give me no closer information. and a little insect powder dusted inside a most delicious dish. The pickling "They had the wind o' him, but Clay land, usually heavy and tenacious, For a, time I thought there "Well, we had been tracking a band the stable will clear out the few when he got to the colt he sees thert vinegar may be omitted, and the tripe, might be something in it, but after unless deficient in potafeh is less -of deer until pe were just a bout playout, intruding flies. was somethin' wrong. So he walks when served, have a squeeze of lemon getting outdoors I kicked myself tor benefited by wood ashes, for the when we saw them away up on around to the wagon. The men was on it. an idiot. I knew all the banks in tendency is to make it more compact Sitting Hen s. breathm' awful low. They couldn't the side of the mountain. It was town, but I could think of only one sandy and gravelly soils, usually loose see the grizzly, and was 'feared to move Flowers. Of course every hen has been set about three hour's till sundown. which bore this description. Suppose and friable and at the same time deficient less'n they might scare him. The that would stick to her nest during I started out to prove her wordb true? From the Louisville Courier-Journal. '*We tied old Prince, Heath's dog, I in potash, are directly benefited bear put his foot on the wagon ano the past month, but as hens must lay I should be obliged to summon help, "Never touch a flower with your by ashes The light soils are usually to a little bush with a silk handkerchief, gives it a shake. Then he goes bad out their clutches before the sitting and what would any sane man reply nose when you inhale its perfume," too loose for either grass or the- small to the carcass and begin's eatin'. intending to leave him there fever takes possession of them, the when I told him that my information said a gentlewoman the other day in grains, and the effect of ashes is to 'Hadn't somebody better give tht -while we slipped on the deer. The larger number will not be ready for came from a clairvoyant'' I went down my hearing to her little daughter. solidify as well as to supply the want word?" some one whimpered. the nest belore this month. Do not to headquarters, tound everything dog would break sometimes and spoil This lesson in the proprieties is one of mineral plant food. The grass crop 'Better let him git his belly full sell any eggs now, but crowd the hens quiet, and went home and called my which all mothers might well impress -a shot. medicine first,' answered the Shurf. is much helped by ashes, especially on wife a hoodie-head and crept off to by sitting all that can be relied upon. upon their children. Among the ruling "That bear could a turned that load "I was ahead of Heath about a dry land and in ordinary cases a bed. Next morning, as I went down, When it comes to finding them all classes in China, I am told, it is considered o' hay over with one flip of his foot greater profit will be derived from a town, the bank was in the possession .hundred yards with my Winchester nests, much discretion is needed, that ft a gross breach of etiquette to and them fellows know'd. it. given quantity applied to meadow or of the police. A hole had been cut confusion does not cause trouble and on my shoulderhad some six or I)' bury the nose in the buds and blossoms "He snatched off a hind leg of th pasture than when used for grain growing. through the floor of the room over the loss. Of course, the simplest way to of a bouquet. Surely from an 'eight loads in the chamber. She was colt, finished his meal and went bach vault, the brick of the vault roof removed, Moreover, the ashes is very lasting. set them is in rows in the hen-house, aesthetic point of view, any such -what is called an Express rifle, 50- in the woods where he came from and therobbers had descended But I think nowhere else will but the hens will not all remember Eracticet There was nary a shot fired at him ealiber and shoots 100 grains of powder. is to be reprobated. Who and made their haul, departing some their own nests, and will crowd two they pay better than for potatoes, neither, and if the trychnine did not as no smiled at the appearance of time beiore daylight. You can't imagine When that gun spoke something or three on one nest, leaving their own this plant being a rank feeder on agree with him they didn't find it out those ardent lovers of the "stars of my feelings, no matter how hard eggs to become cold and perish. It is potash. I have been in the practice was liable to get hurt. Heath's was a for he was never seen afterward. you try. I had been swindled at both earth" who, for example, thrust their advisable to set the hens in different of applying wood ashes, one part, Remington, a single-shot rifle, you never came back to that dead colt ends of the route."Detroit Free nasal organs deep down amid the rooms and apart from one another, mixed with plaster, two parts, to the anywez, no more." know, but for one shot I hardly think Press. perfume laden lillies, and after many but if the nest rows must be used,then potato land soon after planting, or "We were taking a band of wethers long-drawn inhalations raise their face there's a better. there must be a careful watchfulness. as soon as the germ begins to break oncewe had 10,000 in the band all golden with the pollen of the desecrated A good rule is to keep the windows "I had always been anxious to run the gronnd, putting a large handful on How a Clerk Won his "Way. from Umatilla County, Oregon, tc bloom. To treat in this way well darkened, so that the hens will each hill'. I have also applied gypsum, across a grizzly, and we both had Cheyenne," said a shepherd, who had The dry-goods chronicle has a story, f" flowers that are intended for another not be tempted to leave their ashes, and .salt, mixed in about equal been listening and now came tc about made up our minds that when-ever the lesson of which stands out so clearly seems almost a sacrilege. To say nests until noon. When you portions by weight, in the hill when the support of the last speaker, "and nothing of the injury done to the we should come up with a bear that it cannot escape attention: give the other chickens their had three men beside myselt, each mar covering the seed, which produced the petals by such an invasion, there is One of the wealthiest merchants of noonday meal, and while they -on our hunts we should try him a with a dog. We had several horses finest and clearest tubers I ever raised, something distasteful to sensitive this city graphically relates how he are feeding, go to the hen-house, take whirl. I am no slouch of a shot, if I guns and camping outfit of course. and in good yield and I regard this persons in having their bouquets commenced business. "I entered a all the sitting hens off the nests, and "One hot day, about noon, the say it myself, and Heath was as treatment as a sure remedy for-"scab- brought into such close contact with store and askedn if a clerk was, not make them go out to feed. While they 'No1' i a rough tone was sheep anchored on us, and while they by potatoes," so common on many quick as a rabbit and as steady as a wanted. the "human face'" no matter how "di- are out, clear the nests of broken eggs, were lying in the shade we went down farms.F. P. Root, Monroe Co., N. Y. the answer, all being too busy to vine" it may be. The enjoyment of bridge, as he would say. dirt and feathers, loosen up the straw to the water to cook dinner. This bother with me, when I reflected that the perfume of flowers is keener and "Well, old Prince began tugging at a little, and dust Persian insect powder was in the Blue Mountains, on the if they did not want a clerk they might more refined when the fragrance is inhaled -the handkerchief and broke loose. He over the eggs. Now comes the The Killing Chill. Middle Fork of the John Day River, want a laborer but I was dressed too without touching the blossom. *-came running up to Heath as if frightened. A great many mysterious diseases critical time. Do not forget what you at a sort of horseshoe bend about a fine for that. I went tom lodgings, I looked back, and just where and losses animals could be traced have done, and do not trust the hens, quarter ot a mile around. It did not put on a rough garb and next day .a little while before we had been resting For the Housekeeper. but within half an hour be sure to return to exposure, and it may be weeks before look like a white man had ever been went into the same store and demanded under a little fir tree came two Boston Herald. and see that each is on her own some of them develop. Abscesses there before. if they did not want a porter, bears at a dead run,one following the The French have a way of making a proper nest, or you will have trouble may break out on account of a chill "Some of the boys went in swim and again 'No, sir,' was the response, other, and both right on our trail. tough foul tender in the roasting every time they come off. Hens are also lung and stomach troubles. The ining, and went across the river to the when I exclaimed in despair almost: They were silver tips, and were coming which is worth following. It should creatures of habit, and a little training old disorder called "horn distemper" inside of the bend. They found thou 'A laborer? Sir, I will, work at any as fast as an average coyote can be seasoned and tied up securely in goes a great way with them. If is the result of cold with a feeble circulation. sands of tracks of all kinds of game in wages. Wages is not my object. I run, and getting over the rough ground two thicknesses of soft white or pale they can be made to keep the same Animals are tound dead or the sanddeer, elk, coon, bear and must have employment, and I want as nimbly as cats. brown paper and put into the oven nest three or four days, there will be in a dying state and the cause is often goose tracks. to be useful in business.' These last 'Look out Heath!' I hollered, half an hour earlier than the time one little danger that they will make any a chill. A chill drives the blood from "Them goose tracks,' interposed a remarks attracted their attention, ^there's something after us.' would choose to assure its being done. mistakes about it tor the remainder the surface into the internal organs, voice, 'was beaver tracks. A beaver's and in the end I was hired as a laborer "But he had already seen them and It will steam slowly in this way, and of the time. They will save you the and they will present an inflamed appearance hind foot is webbed, and makes a in the basement and subrcellar at /*k.ey both passed in about fifty yards if delicately dredged with flour when trouble of moving them, but not the track like a goose's.' when all of the inflammation very low pay, scarcely enough to offlvLaa. I saw him raise his rifle, then the paper is taken off at the end of responsibility of seeing that they return there is is the excess of blood. If there "That's so. I found that out after keep body and soul together. In the ?he lowered it and looked around, and the half hour in a hot oven it will piomptly to their nests after wards. The river was full of mussel is a weak part that will be sure to be basement and sub-cellar I soon /began backing toward a tree that come out brown and easily carved. leeding. When all is right, darken the shells, with mussels in them at that. congested and here inflammation will attracted the attention of the counting stood not far away from him. He sitting-room again and leave them You could have scooped up a wagon If a roast shows signs of "turning'"' be almost sure. Extremes must be house and chief clerk. I saved saw that the tree was handy, and he until the next day at feeding time. load of them in littlte or no time. it should be put into a hot oven for enough for my employers in little avoided and extra pains taken in excessively slipped his hand in his pocket for more saw a righ fresh track of a "The}'- half an hour. If this does not save it things usually wasted to pay my cold weather to keep up the cartridges, so as to have them ready. bear and a cub where they had been nothing will. Plunging meat into boiling Culture of Mushrooms. wages ten times over, and they soon normal heat. Corn meal should be "Those bears looked to be about after those mussels and gone into the water will only hasten the catastrophe. found it out. I did not let anybody Mushrooms may be grown with ease fed at such times, blankets put on all the size of a sack of wool, such as you brush. Of course in a doubtful case commit petty larcenies without remonstrance in the following manner- Clear horse see in this country, and about that feeble animals, and no cold watergiven it may be sliced up and the inside "I tried to get them not to go into and threats QS exposure manure freed from straw is mixed with shape. I wasn'lt hungrgentlemenr. for bea meat for drink. More care will save many i tme lilWl $3i^H*' served in a stew. the brush after the bear, but no, they if remonstrance would net do. I did an equal part or rich loam and put up an animal from sickness and in no one 'Give it to 'em Heath'' I cried, for were bound to go. Boiled pototoes left over should not ask for any eight or tan-hour law. in rounded beds three feet wide and way can care be better expended than never be heaped up warm to steam "They stationed me on a point that If I was wanted at 3 o'clock in the two feet high in the middle. The bed I thought he was not going to shoot. in keeping up the warmth ot the stable one another. They should be laid out came down between the cogs of the morning I never growled, but told is moistened with warm water as it is In fact, I didn't have time to think and the body. on a table, and are then as good for horseshoe, and commanded the underlying everybody to go home aixll would see made and is left to heat, which it will much about it or I would not have frying or mashing as when first cooked. flat completely. everything right. I load.ed off at daybreak do actively. When by a test with a said that. It was all done as quick ^Discretion of A Highlander. There are often bits of meat left packages for the morning boats,. "They then took the dogs and their thermometer put into a hole in the .as you can bat your eye, anyway. clinging to the bones of boiled ham or carried them myselL In short, I guns and went into the brush. A man One day at Blair Athol, the Duke- of bed the heat is found to be reduced to 'Whang'' went his Remington. which may be used in an appetizing soon became, as I meaat to be, indispensable could just crawl through the brush Athol, having entertained a large party 80 degrees, pieces of mushroom spawn ""'Stay with me Louis,' he shouted* breakfast dish. Shred the meat, let to my employers, and I rose, and that was all. at dinner, producad in the evening procured from the seed stores are -They are on the fight!' it come to a boil in milk into which it until I became head of this house with. "The bear was there, you bet, and many curious and interesting family dropped into holes made in the bed 9 "He shot at the bear in advance, is put cold, thicken the gravy with a money enough for any luxury or ai-y the dogs bayed her before they had relics for their impaction, among them and hit it in the rear somewhere. It inches apart each way and covered 3 little corn starch or milk and water, position a mercantile-man may de^tH gone a hundred yards. The men could a small watch that had belonged to stopped, turned round, stood up on inches deep. The fungus soonspreads and serve. Shredded dried beef is very for himself and family inagreat citv,,"" not tell from the barking where she Charles Stuart, and!had been given by his hind feet and showed its teeth. It through the bed, and in three or four good served in the same way. was. They kept as near together aa him to one of the Duke's ancestors. -worked its jaws as if it was chewing its weeks the young mushrooms push possible, Bill Sloane in advance. Cold rice left over from one breakfast When the company were on the point cud. Then it roared or growled or their way to the surface and may be "He Called Me\Vhittaker. Presently Bill shot and the bear made makes a very good dish for next of departing the watch was suddenly howledwhatever you may call it gathered by gently breaking them from Hero-worshippers, have a better tirrae a lunge and was on top of him, and morning, either in the form of rice missed, and was searched for in vain twice, and you could have heard it a the soil. The bed should be kept of it than the heroes who have te.submit got him down. The other man raised balls patted up in the form of potato upon the table atnd about ths apartments. *miie. Never heard such a voice anywhere moist by watering it with water at 90 to their worship. The lattap (in- his gun to shoot, but was so close that balls or in omelets. A rice omelet The Dmke was exceedingly else. degrees. After two months the bed is the bear struck his gun from his hand should be made with two eggst a cup cluding all distinguished mer,), are vexed, and declared that of eM the articles "I ran out to a place where I could exhausted and a new one should be and knocked it clear out of his reach. of cold boiled rice, and care should be largely ai the me*cy of a class.of admirers he had exhibited, the lost watch get a fair sweep at them when they made and inoculated with balls otsoil He got away from her, and she taken that it is served very hot. who are too obtuse to hee any was the one he most valued. The came back toward Heath. Before we from the old bed. went back and stepped arpund on Bread crumbs soaked in tepid water violation of good manners or ta&tt in guests naturally became uncomfortable could load and shoot again the bear top of Bill, who was about half dead. and then passed through a colander and eyed one another suspicious^ their pursuit e& interviews and! autographs. came lumbering along by the other one, The third man opened on her, and make an excellent foundation for ly. No person-was present jwever,who, Large Crops from Cut Potatoes. and they both ran into the brush together. she would drop down every time he griddle cakes. They are best if made could possibly be suspected, and coug*tesy When the Early Rose was first William Warren tells a delicious hit her, and he hit her every shot. He with sour milk and soda, instead of forbade any further step than "We were afraid to follow them into brought out I planted 5 lb., which cost story about a St. Louis man who called for help, and I hurried to them baking powder, and three eggs should the marked, expression of the noble tthe willows, and so we saw nothing went east last summer and^hunted up $5. They were cut to single eyes and as fast as I could. I had a little col. be added to a quart of crumb batter. host's extreme annoyaace and distress. anore of them." the p@et Whittier. He fovaad. the quiet each placed 3 ft. apart, making 47 lie bitch that was as timid as a hare The guests depaated for their "Yes," began the trapper, as he old Quaker poet trying to. hide from hills, and the produce was 331 lb. or around you, but for fighting game Fancy Work. homes in. an unenviable state of raind, 'threw a log on the fire and then stood civilization in a farmhouse- near Nahant. 51-2 bushels at the rate of 550 bushels never saw any animal so big that shq and the mysterious disappearance of To make a bed-room stand cover. He had gone there to escapes with his hands behind him in the full per acre in round numbers. The was afraid to tackle it. She went to the royal relic was a subject of discussion Get a piece of brown linen one yard just such bores as the St. Louis ma*, glare of that heatthe hands held in next year I planted a quarter of an the bear a-flying, The other dogs foe several months in society. A square. Turn the edges as if for a was. th at position, perhaps, to warn him acre, using about half the previous were simply barking around it. Dixie year afterward, the Duke being: again hem four or five inches deep. Herringbone when the heat got too great for the At first he declined to, see the visits seized on to the bear from behind and crop, cut to single eyes and two sets at Blair Athol, whife dressing for dinner stitch it around, then cut the .safety of his buckskin overalls. He saying that he was aofc feeling strosgv made it so lively for her that she left in a hill. The 1,200 hills gave 125 Salt in the breast pocket of a coat wore gum boots (also pervious to fire,) edge ahd ravel it up to the line of but the Missouri man was so persistent Bill and was worried by the dogs until bushels, not counting a few bushels which his valet handed to him something 'buckskin schaps as aforesaid, and a work. At short intervals fasten anew that at last W&ittier yielded* and. she died from the effects of the wounds which proved to be the missing dug early in J*aly. One acre of Harisons "heavy flannel shirt, so heavy in fact, thread of red worsted. Etch a pretty he was admitted. He pounced mpoin she had received: watch. "Why,"" exclaimed his grace, the same year planted in the ithat he saved the expense of vest and pattern in the corners with red. This the poet, and nearly shook bis arm Ik. "here's the watch we hunted in vain same manner gave me 660 measured -coat. Wherever he went there was a "We got Bill out, packed him on a makes a good serviceable cover that from the socket. He declared that he for everywhere last year!"" "Yes, sir," and counted bushels. The next spring strong odor of beaver musk, which in horse to the nearest town, which was will do up well and wear a long time. adored the poet's worksin lact he replied the valet gravely "I saw your the matter of perfume is a cross between every Early Rose used in the house 100 miles away, and it was three It may be used in the sitting-room read nothing etee. grace put it in your pocket." You the smell of, a wigwam and that was peeled thickly and the eyes kept months before-he was able to be up. with good effect. He asked Whittier to writehisname saw me put it in my pocket and never of an opium den. and about again."Malheur (Ore.) for planting.' These thin sets gave a few hundred tunes on a sheet of note A summer lap robe is made thus. mentioned it! Why didn't you speak "Yes, a silver tip is bad enough when Correspondence Turf, Field and Farm fully as large a yield as those bulky paper, th at he might distribute the Get two shades of heavy brown flannel. at once and prevent all that trouble the's wounded, and about as active a ones cat from the large tubers. I have autographs, among his friends, and it Use the darker of the two for the and unpleasant feeling?" "I didna ken tbear as there is, but a grizzly is bigger I* planted similarly cut sets in boxes in was all the poet could do to keep the border. Calculate it for a depth of a In harness a man has lifted 3,50C what might ha bee** your grace's intentions," .and can carry morelead without dying impetuous visitor from cutting the the greenhouse for transplanting later IP quarter of a yard. Cut it on the edge pounds, this result having beet was the reply of the faithful than any other living animal. There buttons from his coat to carry away into the garden, and the yield, was as into scallops and then pink them and discreet Highlander, who saw achieved only by allowing everj was a friend of mine b'name o' Tompkins as mementoes. good as that of the ordinary crop for around. Upon each side outline horsewhips everything, but said nothing unless he muscle to act simultaneously to it* in the Boulder Valleyhad a littie "And all the time," said Wblttier, Targe cuttings. with horseshoes in the corner. fullest capacity, and under the mos* ummer stock ranch there. He had pathetically,eaWtuttaker.s he told hi adventure, Or put a large pattern of this kind in was directly interrogated/ The largest yields of potatoes ever uhe called Jeen bothered considerably by bears I advantageous circumstances. A^-JS a#*v&, lt hkm mm* MWJUi.niiil-Hi