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54 |Eerichithira COMPLAINERS. ground under their feet, the twain *He was a villain, 7/,:;; started upon ramble, Sir Richard!” cried their Robson, in wild excitement. “It payed at the moon one With buoyant steps was dog they breasted he himself who killed Lord Marcus and e -e e ) jittleo ° the *“Hog’s Back,” from which artfully 0 seem to care; favor- foisted the blame upon you in -3 ",,'.‘{ -',:“. L mggt(’,on didn’t ite vantage ground a splendid view order that you il got ¢ little dog should not discover his 54 dogs heard the bay, of the surrounding country upon his could be defalcations. My father possesses hig each obtained. dying |EERICHITHIR - ”dod}g?mgQ *rotted confession to MOUSEHOLR “Yes, that effect.” LR oY pb there’s the dear old Towers,” The revulsion GG “\: sudden of feeling was "wyyhat a fool is there!” said Alice, “where I should be living too ‘-:. zA-::) .7' ,n.jn".fs:2! much for the baronet. Tot- l now ifthe pater had not died.” almosttering A (o{"'.&‘ and grumbled at fate, to the nearest chair, he buried S ,JxE"!H.T ot down “You’ve found another home,” whis- his face in his S g toil-worn hands. Silenee j},I jidn't seem to care; pered Charley, “and parents.” T Am”..j”:. had to other reigned in the room for a few intense neard what he “l know that, dear,” responded again that the cost per put lh; men the moments. Then Sir Richard, feeling a over and over Housekeeping Accounte. pod girl. “But you pound the age of the pig, 05 cannot imagine what gentle hand upon his shoulder, increases with | The habit of keeping a strict accound each passed and pursued it feels like to looked of economy to %n” have one’'s birth place up into a sweet but still scared face and so it is in the line of every cent received and spent is one given to the sell e over ruin and decay, and to and two half-frightened gray eyes. push the pigs from start and of the most effectual checks to unneces- .‘,1,“--‘\‘\‘l".at a fool is there.” know one hasn’t a single living rela- “Daddy, dear,” Charley heard a trem- early.—Practical Farmer. sary outlay. If it to be of any ser- Sayibe: —Chicago News. tive. Only is to think I cannot even visit ulous voice murmur softly as he stole vice this account must be kept regular- my * Birds Eat Poisonous Fruit. father’s grave, because he died in from the room. * =* precisely. A correspondent in Nature discusses ly and The entries, however some far away outlandish place!” Powerful friends at admiralty trifling, daily, the interesting question why should be made and at Then, with returning vivacity, she ad- soon glossed over the delinquencies the rather of are not killed by eating poisonous the end of the week the sum total on ded: “Don’t you remember that day the seaman West, and Sir Richard birds CAPTIVE S some eat either side should be added up and bal- ’\ fruit. It is held by that birds HDDY'S in your school holidays when we walk- Westerne once pro- w“ 7’B\‘.:-7-’& i more assumed his only surrounding pulp, anced, care being taken to notice ed over the which in there and rembled through the per rank and station. As wore 1 whether agrees with time Spraying Fruit Trees. many is perfectly harmless, as, for the cash in hand disused rooms? How we thought there on, and the vividness of his past | cases rF ¥ mis- The spraying of fruit in order instance, of the where- the statement of account. At certain a ghost in the hall, and ran all ery faded, he could afford to joke trees in the case yew, was even to injurious parasitic fungus The real fixed dates, such as the end of each: WOL't do any good; you the three miles back home without about the and sometires upon destroy as the seed is very poisonous. arpbering matter; and destructive insects has now almost that the week or the end of each month, the ‘B’“', report the matter to Cap- 1 once stopping?”’ the that he a facts, however, appear to be rare occasions sav cer- details of payment should be examined, once,” said the navigat- “I should just think become as regular a part of gardening birds actually eat largely of the ber- bad bf.r‘f),ru at I did,” said the tain young officer, would, muct to the out her majesty’s 1 weeding in other ways cul- seed, they and each item carried and placed t&iu"\?:t‘ -1;1 t of ship‘ young officer. “You ecaught a chill amusement of his daughter, simulate work as and ries, both pulp and and that ing gazed quizzingly tivating garden crop; but itrequires under its respective head, such as k"‘:“f; ne down through being overheated, and the gov- extreme terror and cry in affected dis- the very shortly afterward eject the seeds who as any other de- meat, bread, milk, beer, etc. T”W'f};l;h],v-f?oed midshipman ernor said he would make a sailor of may: “He has come for me at last!” just as much judgment and skin by the mouth, thus avoiding in- By this means a comparison can be “f;; el comical dismay before me for being such an idiot.” When some few years later a very partment of gardening. Sometimes any poisonous effects. Instances are atEw strength the easily made between the expenses of oficer. - “Come with me; “You wouldn’t be afraid now ?’ quer- excited youth, with a goldén -circlet jury results from the of recorded of finding the ejected seeds A‘erior now,” the copper solution. It is well, therefore, one week and those of another, and ex- = upg to his stateroom ied the girl. upon the arm of his new uniform coat, and skin of poisonous berries, although lime, is cess or unnecessary expenditure can be ‘:1.1.1.«1. not unkindly, as he “No fear!” laughed her companion. burst unceremoniously into theroom, he to use a small portion of which no instances are on record of any one mw distress, the at once discovered and checked. When o evident “Lifeon a man-of-war soon knocks all greeted by same joke, believed to be a security against having actually seen the birds eject the gotedARthe o's : . was the old 1 I t care the fear of spooks out of man.” excess of the other articles. And again, although the ready money system is not adopted «f'm ot plubbering, am,i, dqn a and in response blushingly replied: “I’ll seeds. It has been asserted, leave! us visit, spraying a failure through the in the family, and bills are sent in for ¢le does stop WY lndfgnan.tly “Let pay another then!” let you off this time if you will give me is often the evidence is by no means strong, drawing him- sharp brought application not being thorough. The payment, a separate book should be 1 :;;mdud the _\'4)lllls.'-I*{9!', A walk soon the twain Alice as a hostage.” And as the girl thatblackbirds have been known to eat height. rusty lodge-gates sometimes be miss- kept, in which an entry can be made w; up to his full to the of Westerne seemed to be a willing sacrifice, Sir under surface will the berries of Atropa belladonna, the spraying machine put in a of every article supplied for household is it, Stuart?? inqui.red the Towers. Richard gave them his blessing. ed, or the well-known deadly nightshade. ‘”WW girl. position upper surface of the use, and this book should be compared 88 the twain entered his cabin. “How dreary it looks!” said the where the qptaid, ‘ spraying Making Rows Straight, with the tradesmen’s accounts when merely Wish to say that we “I wonder if that scullery window is leaves receives little of the Corn J are KITCHENER'S NERVE. to It does not pay to make crooked they are presented for payment, that get under way whenever you still unfastened?” mixture. It is not wise spray where so iy o fol- rows, despite the well-known old any discrepancy between the two may sir: but Robson has a report to Charley tried, and to his surprise the there is a probability of rain soon corn e, He Demanded Twgnty-five Thousand Yol most always out the lieutenant. sash slipped up without difficulty. “It’s lowing, as in that case the mixture is saying that “the corn be pointed and rectified. 'r‘.&,,.“ «id lars from rows.” That is yvet, T hope?” ejaculated a case of gentlemen first this time,” Lord Rothschild. washed off, and if by chance rain does grows in crooked a ¢ yiseasick The other day some ladies wrote to stumps and Doing Up Men’s Linen. Wilson, iromeally. “Well, I'm said he, stepping through the aper- follow, another application should be reminiscence of days when wain you’re Lord Kitchener suggesting that he stones obstructed the surface and made - Where is the man who does not have fng. ture. *“Come along, tomboy. If made.—Meehan’s Monthly. should give some thought to the girls impossible in his occasional grumbling over the way “age, sir, it's the ‘First Lord’; he’s not careful you’ll tear your dress. The it to do neat work mark- as well as to the boys of the Soudan. Valuable Jersey Cow.
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