Milverton Sun, 19 Mar 1908, p. 7

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Stttt++ TFTA H+ ++ ttt tee TALAAATAATAAE PETITE | A SHADOWED PATH: re 2 C6EOOO99 : - The Curse Of The Family : carry within hims the elements of success? ‘were properly educal- ed, migh jake a way for him- self in the world, as his father had done. and support his sister, a happy and prosperous man? Sir Watkyn Shenkin Mes often stopped the lad on his ce ie 5 eal; and spoken kindly and 1 eagitig y to him; an farmer enteriained anus doubt, but that. in after. years ithe prove a friend to him, for Sir Watkyn ‘was: ehljdéss, and citertained a fond: ness for proteges, Ageia, Evan determined it was the children. to sii 18, 444444444 $444444444444444 CHAPTER MI. Santina Poople received her vety cordially rls By foclelys and she hh admired and Daltered, and Girled with; Dut Be He yond this no ee worth thinking about or spies a eye te have for a wife a 0 had deserted her chil- @ mournful day for Evan Crep- heat “hat on which’ he ise ea ee let- 8 boy and the girl, his son's tender Saga te oe peed left ind Carter est, wens by dre) fift, note bidding him be thenkful the while, ant wr brother house, save his $444$44444444444 themselves iiteuatrg. that not a aie own, ever spoke m; not a hand but eads, a lov! ihe oe ee laid gently and caressing- him also to. perceive how, It oe ieved aa thelr own stock 2f pretty clothes wos ither Ww: m oul 5, children. Shos. pues with a-pin' : pon him, and bought a lighter pair of boots for his grandiav he eghter, and comforted Soecanie ; and accord. ingly, after much and anxious delibera: tion, We eee town in abi where a Mi as. greatly Sauk oe ee car - ents. and guardiai mss ke aay for young adi drove his Gaiden teenies -five miles further on, to the abode of Dr. Mills, hee ppp of @ classical and commer: grandfather. “He fo say farewell to his had wept so much before, that thero was then little occasion for his rela- age Soran cxhortation for him to The ee hed done crying, and so he vemained very pale, and yery quiet, whilst his grandfather stood stroking down his hair and vainly essaying to drudge of the earth? Did the boy not|and and uncles hated them, were left to get through oe world as best they could, wit single friend or relative to whom : any ney for See 4 Jt was as mournful’a situa’ can well be conceived, but still nliien aon gr, while Evan took his grandfather's t fertile brain!—endless and absurd! CHAPTER VII. Meanwhile there had been changes re wi in tho old house among the Welsh hills et such changes as time works every- where on every one, and a few others. such as-men and women work out for themselves, Time can accomplish all’ things with ait men; but people, forgetting that sim- le truism, nervellad much at the al- don a ‘Tew years wrought in Judith Renelle, who, from handsome child, expanded, as up into something which was in those bid “good-bye.” regions considered a miracle of beauly. enero no. ity: “Wes pier thing “I must go now, est ” Evan Crep-| The old Welsh farmers touched their Pinte: atin Hay lon Youle: voice to ony. Ab laste “1 snust (hats was she sped over the hills; oie tes “srcated aera A ta a fe now, Dut don’t let dower yo spills; oiet ‘thelr wives relaxed their hard : Eon fusing shele Bealines he onuld pot ab-| for 1 will come soon again you; | features harder household cares page nae maa of ly solutely complain of tho treatment they jand you will Keep up your heart, my |when they talked of Miss Judith, the Seticied beea ie loveliest. creature & z = e = peel siren gly ‘of the ornate ae wed teen Watkyn's The last te ake bring the whole of his misery Pe to the o! stantly and fol what he had to do. Without taking | aivay unsel with anybody on the subject, fe first wrole on & sheet of paper, the by Evan Crepton to Sir} rear toh Lato ti ‘then enclosed the bank- herein, set eae directed the letter to St. James's Square, Having Rectrapilaiel which act, he put on,his greatcoat, and drove oft to | Coa bring his grandchildren home. tle and’ mite when hi ed course of “siete ic harsh 294 pursued towards them. Je kept Evan He his own side, 4S poss: p you going, father?’ In- til daughters, as he e how: 1a wed answered, and vrithout toler sentence of explanation bin Be ae he “had dropped the letter in cant the postoffice, he proceed he’ ho- tel, when telling the Jprigiore, ‘of whom | S8°e! ‘ 1s ushered into 8 fparior, <whereln he: found. the ‘Oman. of the house talking to thie ehiden, and trying, tmigucsesstully, is cla ther’ ether on a hand, | be, th miort, pias if all the m them save each ‘other, they stuck ie Falulely, side py aye mopping his sister's tears whilst his own were in wolntain torrent. “They pair wi : wi gouragement to ig {hein in English, which By they ao Creplon, stood pa,” and-was Tay Ot miext instant q@randfather's he landlard cae m alone together, the old: m: was. te mome: ie that his schoélfellows me roid anf ist met bento pert ing about notice how, pba oes they nother. wiley induced him to still toget Sera he saw that in his agers pokey cold dis | wy k was turn- ible. a quick, intehii have been and {0 personal cleanlines: days in: the stream which at the back of his grandfather" 's coltage, and his erect carria; led him “the lord.” je thi dividual act whieh pe be picts “yold pre ness as con- Ploughing, sowlbg: reaping, aineie mowing, the lad ys near child, full of talent and promise, whose misfortune it was to w os gen dh had Heo peated i ings wos elnidet i marlyr; washing his hands A and face free from spot or taint a dozen ti ran ead jduring every. leisure be tien ele to else sitting with © & ster’s aie readin ing eniudren” wi through all remained true to “seemed to Evan Crepton his heart than any od. or sister pig “| long occupied; Wa even, nd he effect orn picgienble. his wales would. not of “i tended i tte uni- versa fabian deste n. the fa for theso childre er] Besides, had they sense, and his hang bride that re ner not for himself, not a right his grandfa- Fags the piers iota chances a: span them himself, for they were dearer and nearer to the wide world; and he felt italmost. 1m- possible to give them up—even for thelr. other in But i was neoossary—nis plafn, prac: make haste to be a man, a and Ally I can live together al- ‘ays. Remember, when you grow up nk are protector. Theres there, don’t begin to ery again, for yo shall’ both come homettdgeiher- atthe suminer holidays, and —" stock, both of comfort and ex- here appeared fairly exhaust- the lad se in his. portation, id, for he took release an witha a ‘word of ad r sny, ons else as it misin ind behind. the old man looked,” Di Thuried from ling his ability the he Us oA the ped Hit “st ares Wines eee passed m-was dead and buri- and his daughte hind him in the bank. assed away from earth, sas he thought, & rds Hoye teth their eyes had ever Children. gave her their confidence on he shortest notice; the shyest among ing to her as they would draw near lo no one else. Even the clergy- man of the parish church, who was one that sect which seems to. imagine that to admire anything inanimate natu bright, gladsome suns! brought there, took Ss thence re—| again with her. meonsciously, it is true, but. still the place seemed none the less light t she remained 4 cause 5] ed to Know that whereve isteps strayed a sort of flower o" happiness sprang up around, which withered ae died when she departed from the spo “Beauty is . smare and device of the and “the eye vain idols 7" and “the lo: rh of ma thes tie. fleshy = lbamnaele wherein the spirit dwelleth, and forget ihe inmpren soul, and the Go who made it.” These wore favorite forms of expres ; sloomilly righteous oie |e mal put somehow he refrained an SADE them te doit Renelle, them | and Mrs. ae after his common aoe had told t him they would be better away from it. The old y world; and the last act of a texpor ai nature tho old farmer performed o this earth, was to. address.a most iach ing te him to b fod leaving Allee as: sucred’ charge f | upon alike ie deiposaibillty, re fo bing ll eer. brother level he had so ee but to tation? Was It fair to pane Allee tiller of good st up to fend poultry and- milk cows, or well. to, break Evan's spirit and mee the ground, a mere “My it ind is almost easy about the children now,” he said to hi: these grow up; but st comfort to me if the e a year Or so, ‘desols ale creatures.” oor rena, The clergyman promised, and Evan died Contam: but somehow the former, being shortly after removed’ to a bet ter living, forgot to perform, and so the children, whose mother had. forsaken, e- = he bags ved to forget ns es uly sa snare, and a lovely fi evice r,{ot the Evil One to lead mortals to de + | struc tion, when he looked from the par- ge-window after her ene fig- ure. (To be Cont'nued.) Se eens. IS BLOODY SPORT. Many Men and Animals Die in Bull ghts, new circus is being built in Ma- dad Yor bull fights whieh will seat oyer 17,000 pee in 1907, 720 the death ot the ith the way the perform- anch was being canducted jump the arena. The enraged bull soon. put him to death. During the past yoar 82 persons were severely wounded, most of them mata- dore a not particularly | ct gre = = r—) Ss eames pS Uf amg c=) eae cS) 4 = +++ $4444 +++++-4 DAIRYING eran Sma Ten years ago I purchased 90 head ot yeoiling betters. Tt was Im of 1 ees of my dairy ex- ee should have sold them all tthe figure — offer ve gone to a dairy school. TI! iter studying sey form I ought to have ought good iene heilers. were red to calve onviy in September so that they would method oe realize the greatest nu ‘of butter-fat with the Teast Ww | cost per Beare ts for the evident reason that the cow is naturally giving a very large flow of milk during the season of greatest cost of feeding. As sp! comes nee oe is further aah aa by the pasture grasses, se to a good flow ea time for dryin; On In the first yoar of my Saale experi. ence the herd numbered old. ‘The total mille yield for the] Veer waaR18W" pounds, We nese enh can be estimated by adding to the creamery. statements the quantity Kept for table use and, calf-feedin is an average yield per cow of zi pounds or an income per cow of $19.85 The butler-fat was valued at 15. 2le per poun aang es and | Jer ed into | wo) creamery at that minus quantity, but the experiene® was p orth the difference, says Frank B, Uhl in Kimball's Dairy Farm- oaty last year of dairying pi more encouraging showing, still not what it should be. resents a though | , Lone native neler, fou cys native co’ yield ot “ilk was OnB15 pas be: 59 pounds; the poor- ie the herd the This is ‘tin Melee ‘the ideal _ towards which I'am working. The income, how- ever, is considerably better than, 1 pds the fi after allowing for the cost of ‘any! The highest cow made me $46.40, and ven the poorest cow made a gain of Po ofher w earned me 25, $18 of which wi was spent for feed. The ro: cow made 8.40, but I fed her $2 Wo! All milk for the family milk used in feeding was DR POT -Hlteh ial wap yaliedeen S0o, the average price paid at the creamery during ‘tne yeu i at pel 4 from 82 caer eee net returns of more than ees these cows I was work-|4., teed ing fn; Ee ae practical results, as every dairy farmer’ should. Net returns were of more interest fo me than of milk and butter-fat. tical limit is reached, ‘of mille is gained at secrificed cost of well as needless drain upon the nervous system of the cow. I do not wish fo be unders' years ago of feeding a herd of, ser Tt was a valuable ‘lusteation of what can he done fe, But I would ques: air er who most ca- wn ents. above pa was 6 low feed-cost them | toms of milk fever, des torcugh the is [pals cdecntens beme full of rhapsody r; skimmilk was credit-| plore, mognifie nds | darkness of ni wied in the roll e | Saviour the mn £0) Ss tured both day and night, Night pasture ing makes the milk secretion and helps to overcome the shrinkage in flow due to flies, Only two of oH original ten heifers Simplest. the sixth year of milking. One died at first ‘resnoning with ae sir a native heifer, de ctl mycosis and wi lis] yi of them develo,ed very small udders and were sold SeC0) n; one was sold after a peeps year cause she was too peas my stand- ard of 250 pounds: “of bulter-fat per year; fan| oe almost an “deal dairy cow. Rr setes reef THE VAGARIES OF DREAMLAN (By A. Banker.) by ri or to thore and pitiable tndividuals who hese the tranquil repose cf sloop fs en Incaleulabie “and mea- sureles: But although. the ody fst rea, the ‘nd is sometimes runring ime an incident, rth ve recovered from apparent death by iro wning that at the moment when eart practically “or08es 10. beat the a hole Mte-histor end, with every cre ent in detail, flash- ling 1 And. how terllle is the braia duane erealing (magin- md enchantme nor cordicickeny iid somecean irritating series of yexations, A° sportsman mis- ses everything, or the trigger of nis gun becomes jammed at ¢ y step sake the: ice. Eyetyihing, tn’ eel, persistently, goes ron, Or on the other hand ue eats ‘8 revelling in. scenes o! he oveli- esa Tae panetet heed which lacks the s2a-mons' ster and rescues beautful if maiden from his vengeance. nt Orion, scintillant in ged slens’ ot sto) E nt beings of ding beauty trav Gy: “those all add the glistening rede ae evan wrous scene. And then in a moment, Wi) & Saad Ind the Eka ht. But if a fanciful dream be a vision cf such glittering splenda or how trans- cendently sublime an the beaulifle vision of the realms of glory which are the. inhert- ince ‘of those whose names are inscri! on high, and against harge. those triumphantly. vie- terlous ees were Dut shining, mortals yet having conformed their lives the Divine Laws, and nevepled as ‘helt Son’ of God, in His awn Per io : Sin eIent cit another followed later for the same rea-|ed writing tet ¥ 10 foi ney Wick, most start. ence, lente ion iy 1a) |The most ss |FINGER PRINT RECORDS: ‘¢ [81000 IDENTIFICATIONS IN DETECT: Lohion Police Has Over a Million Fin- ger Prints, an@ No Two are Alike, n interesting account vi the (oo eg to which the fi | ee le his: can be ascertained in two or, ab ee most, te pani of the arrival of the unhrecrs at Scotland Yani. “But the classification must be very. Sembliceiod it irked wena “No,” inspector replied classification has been invented by Edward Henry, ar Commissioner, and is ‘beautifully’ simple,” a ink you have over 1,000,000 im- pressiong,” said the solicitor who re- presented the police. NAMES IGNORED. Collins, “\\e depend on the ridges, and ignore the mames. “And you never find two alike,” said te eee “It is not like hand- wat if mulch, nore eure ther the bend the inspector The ease ¥ i pent saa a sig proof of the valve ‘of the syst After a theft of silver cups at. the promises of the Elon Mission, ab Haek- Clarencs Clar! ed on the evidence of Anger-prints He: molniaijed ‘sompleto relic: ere Was nating else la ue the robber aphs of finger-prints jetlon a glass phone la dhe thictoneen produced in court the magistrate went awn to the dock and ‘compared’ them with: Clark i that there was connect his When poi mm the thumb ane a similar scar on the 's_ thum Malark looked at the photograph, and at once declared. dramatically: | “T plead guilty.” pe WHEN FATHER SHAVES. exciling time we know At home on Sunday morning, ‘And kceps us all upon Occurs about th ft fen When solemn-faced and g Our fat! yawns an sische thea We know he's going to s bee ie he cuts hipeelt. oh, my! Th air, happen it youd make Those ae kids behave!” Oh, yes, it makes us Byte quako When father starts to sha We know ee Be oah over when U ork: G ‘old when. she ‘wa: di if she has to wear last year's hat aye ether season, the young children, mourning with one ‘S01 and pte ery sirange and very sug- * gestive, to contrast, thotr pretty siehies wily his coarse garments; ye how ew the: boy © tenacious: rou! Ss their ae 's father—how he, without a -~ thsught of tho expense or {rouble or aeeurcrahos they might prove, took the som aml wel- % 1e ant ment of his aogune and the ifeitavan scene co And gaye nothing they sald: tre’ hia. ehijdren brought ak th tas herhy: suv them. to man who brought them info the worl: they are, "ten r to her than to us—why Ly th them? it-was beyond Wits. pows ike. their valk hase happy With ‘the Ezine adaptability of ane Accus! ft" living, uxu Lot we ore ‘of childhood; but there Fental necessities dentod en ‘which re absolute essenttais fo the happiness yee ot every heart, and Eva pi: . les the oneness Sey ‘and gitl. the-offsp 4 “were coldly and Saat “were 4 ns TAKE THIS i vcd al ages REE 108 OFF THE {SHAME ON YOU, FATHER ®

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