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The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13
HOME, Farm AND GARDEN.

HAY that Is not o1cctually cured
when nut In barn should have salt
scattered over II as II is put away. IL
helps to preserve IL and tho cattle liko
tt.-7roy Times.
An Indianapolis lind fruit grow.
or SAYS: "Last year put twelve molcs
In my strawberry patch Of five acres, to
catch tho lrubs, and they did the work.
| never had dozen plants injured dur
ing tho summer, either by the grllbs or
moles. / know some people do NOT
are for moles ON their farm. but l
want them In my strawberry patch"
Peas arc OF two classes. tho round
and the wrinklcd. The latter kind. IL
sown In cold, wet soil. will rot; the
round peas are hardy. and may be sown
rs soon rs tho ground thaws. Make a
drill three or four inches wide, with tho
hoe. and scatter the seed peas in It, so
that they will DO about half an inch
apart, and cover with two inches oil
soil. Cicreiand Leader.
Although every well regulated farm
can boast garden whore dclicacics are
raised for the home table. there arc
still many new farms on which this im-
porsant spot has not yet been set aside.
Even half an acre may be made TO pro-
duce enough fruits and small vegetables
for n family whose table without these
luxurlcs would be bare indeed. Start
the garden early. DO not allow II TO
take the last chance. IN. y. Herald.
If you wish to improve upon the
usual method Of smothcring bccf-steak
with onions, try this: Cut ono quart OF
onions In very small bits, not over an
inch long. and rs thin rs n sharp knife
will cut thom. Lot them he In cold
water with good sprinkllng Of salt in
II for half nm hour. Drain them well,
and ffy tkcm Ia n deep frying pan. with
good deal OF vcry hot lard in II. They
will cook iuluedjnl ely and be crisp and
most ekcpllsnt - xchangc.
. -lIonilny Filters help mako variety
! for tho brcakfnst thblc. Boil the hon.
iny the day before. then take two tea
cups Of II, and stir small cup Of sweet
milk and a little salt with Il, and ono
egg, four tcaspoonfuls of -four, with
halt n tcaspoonful Of baking powder.
Have your frying-pan hot with the fat
In It: drop this batter inby spoonluls,
and fry delicate brown. The flavor is
better II half butter and half lard Is
used, rather than all lard Cincinnati
Times.
If you want to grow hucklcbcrrics,
SAYS w. j. Scott In the HuSjdndmdn.
set out young plants. abou, n foot high
IN the spring. Mulch them for year
or two, and plow in some coarse horse
manure occasionally. They arc slow
TO start. but after they are started they
grow rapidly 10th in bush and berry.
The bushes NAV be cultivated with n
horse. They should be set at least
seven feet apart each way. rs they
spread considerably when full grown.
II il well TO set three or four small
bushes in each hill.
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Ilal Air.

When q person has remained for mn
hour or more in crowded and poorly
ventilated room or railroad ear, the sys-
TEN l. already contaminated to great
or or less extent by breathing mir viii
ated by cxhalations from the lungs.
bodies and clothing Of the occupants.
The immediate elect Of these poisons
Is To dcbilitatc. TO lower vitality and 10
impair the natural power Of the system
10 resist disease. Hence it Is that per-
sons who are attacked by inllammatory
d seascs, rs pneumonia or rheumatism.
can generally trace tho beginning Of
the disease to chill felt on coming out
OF crowded room into tho cold or
damp air. wearing perhaps thin shoes
aud insufficient clothing. IL these facts
wcrc generally understood and acted
upon, thousands Of lives might be saved
every year. II Is u wcll-known fact that
men who "camp OUT" sleeping on the
ground mt all seasons OF tho year, sell
dom have pneumonia, and that rheuma-
tism, with them, comes, rs u rule, only
from unwarraniablc imprudenccs.
There arc two facts that should be
learned by every person capable OF APP
preciating them, and they should never
be lost sight NJ for q moment. One Is
that cxlalations from tho lungJ-thc
brcaih-are a deadly poison. contain
inr the products Of combustion in tho
form of carbonic acid gas, and II per-
SON were compelled to reinhalc II un-
mixed with the oxygen of the air, IL
would prove rs destructive to life rs the
fumes of charcoal. This Is m enemy
that Is always present. In force, In rs.
semblies Of people. and only a constant
and free infusion Of fresh mir prevents
II from doing mischief that would bc
Immediately apparent. The other fact
Il that pure dir Is the antidote to this
poison. Tho oxygen Of the air Is tho
greatest Of all purifiers. Rapid streams
Of water that pass through large cities,
receiving the sewage, become pure
again through the action Of the air after
running few miles. Air Is tho best at
all "blood purifiers" Combined with
vigorous exercise TO make 1t effective,
Il will euro any durable case OF con-
spmpt!on.-HaTs Journal Of Hsalh
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mr.. Jon.s FINDS q Dog.

There appeared fcw days ago In b
number Of the city papers tho following
ioticc:
"Found. n dog; viii 10 chccrfnlly restored
70 its owner n sail owner VIII idcntify tho
dog, and Pay damages. Address Jcptha j..
Jones, g. avenue"
The way Jones camc by the dog wns
this: He was on his way homo when no
first noticed tho animal DIGGING his
steps, and rs he Is naturally fond Oh
dogs and has three boys growing up. IL
seemed that hc was just tho inan for Q
lost dog to lie TO. So ho encouraged u
by fcw gentle words and when no
opened hi. hall door IL slid in alter MIN
and stood &C oily waiting I'LL he turned
on the gas In the hall lantern and look
ed Mt hi, new possession. just then
Mrs. Jones app AIRED, saw tho dog and
prepared to go one better.
"Whcrc on earth did Il come fromP"
she asked. with that horror Of all dogs
which l. her habit. =.
"Tlat's what would like TO know"
mid Jones, us tho animal pushed up
against him and growlcd at Mrs. D..
elisa French poodle" said Mrs
ZONES, whose knowledge OF canine his.
tory had b en- obtained mostly from
Willic's occasional pets, "nnd white
one ut that; wherc's the strinS?"
"What string. Maria?'
"Why. the leading string. It's tho
kind of dog woman or C. blind man
always lead. by n string"
"Nonsensc,' grumblcd Jones; ''its
fine imported dog. and II no one adj.
ycrtiscs for IL we'll keep IL. Why, you
could sell that dog for iiity dollars any
time"
That reccnc'lcd Mrs. Jones to tho
dog, and she made mental mcmoran-
dun of what she could buy with tho
purchase money.
The dog did not take kindly TO tho
Sanity. however. but sulkcd under the
sofa In the brary until bed tine, and
10 amount Of coaAinS could get him
out.
So IL was decided 10 leave tho dog
where hc was for the night. When they
left il alonc Il parked fuIiously. and
Mrs. Jones suggested that perhaps 1t
had been accustomed TO attendance,
and Mr.. Jones ought 10 sit up with it
sarcasm Jones pretended not 10 hear.
In the dead hour OF night there was q
fearful crash down stars.
Its burglars!' shrickcd Mrs. Jones,
stuiling n pillow into her mouth.
Then long. melancholy howl.
ITS that dog gone dog" said Jones.
.IIe may 20 hang for all me-" and hc
tried To 20 10 sleep.
The next morning there was tired
family convened at the breakfast table.
Bridget had gathered up the Shire Is Of
the lace curtains and the remnants Of
furniture; ut Mr.. Jones syal-skin cap
was not identified until later u the day,
and his silk umbrella rcscmblcd a shc!'
eton Cllquci.
lie took the dog o I for n wak and
in IN hour lciurncd alone.
He goes | omc nov by n new way.
and when lie sees dog dodecs round
the block and crccps into the back door.
He ,ays his dog days are oycr.-De!roii
Free Pes.
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TIE AFTER.DIyyER ORATOR.

He st, amid tho social throng,
A gloomy, silent man;
He scar,ely once has spoke or smiled
sincc f,st the feast began;
He seems "a suifcrcr under some
Mysterious, cruel han.
The SOUP has passed untastcd by
10 was not "a hts wish.
He takes no interest In the plato
rhat bears y Gee OF fish;
Tho same IL subsequently true
VI every other dish.
In vain the LAZY nj his side
Her Kindness would display:
lie blsnkly looks her In the face.
Aud nothing has To say,
Or answers. N he speaks at all.
Some inappropriate way.
The band strikes M merry tune;
~ only makes him groan!
A voice OF mocsing laughter seems
To sound Ia every tone;
- lie, hc!' remarks the ficndish tiutc;
81 lo' hos the deep trOnbOnel
A speaker rises nov tot speak q
With elolucncc ami wit:
His every word draws snircs or tears
Orthundors after a.;
That writhing man In agony
More dreadful seems 10 SIT
Each moment his sad spirit seems
In deeper depths to sink;
lie rain would take glass OF wine;
Hut no! hc may not drink
llemuttcrs: wine IL not a friend
To thought; and must think
memory. mother OF the Muse!
How dear art thou to Cachl
Aud what "A Voc invadcs the soul
a. ~. NNs.aa - NaaN NsanHE. Ia
This haplCss wretch has got u speak.
And has forgot his speech.
hut Fate will never pause Zoe Woe;
And Fate. Ia accents grim
That issue from the chEirnins Ups,
soon makes call Tor him-
As ~ the table worc a stream.
The faces seem - swim!
lie feels more like % drown than swim:
lie clutches at chair;
With trembling fingers he csstys
To smooth his startled hair.
Aud then, with all his might and main,
Assumes an easy air!
lie says he would have been prepared
N they had let him know;
Ilut catching here the chJirman's ego
lie lets that statement 20,
And says the chairman IL his friend.
IL he may call him 50!
lie pauscs: and 10 pass the time
Repeats again the same:
lie CLOVIS. hut not with heat produced
iiy the right Kind 81 fame:
Tor inspiration no has ycarncd,
Aud pcrspiration came.
All. yes, that story that had seemed
80 humorous to him crSt.
lie tells, ~, leaving cut the point
And putting wrong end first;
or al the failures Ot the night,
Mcthlnks this Is the wort,
Tho kindly listeners say; "IIere, hear
when he i most distresscd;
Aud where his Story's point should be,
As near as can be guessed,
They spread "a laugh. like charity,
That covers all the rest.
At last he takes his scat. But 10!
What won lrous change II thisg
He smiles. he sips. he chats, he seems
No chance of mirth To miss;
In short. the late unhappy man
Is bcaming now with bliss.
Unto his lady's soft remarks
He glily answers back.
SAYS she; "a dinner speech must he
"A torture like the rack
on No." says he, Its gt 81 hard
Nhsn Oncs piu hdr' the kIsIck -
-ROss.tsr ~. hammond, m The Continent.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

"A witness was objected 10 In the
trial Of suit about n party wall In
Baltimore, Md. on account OF his re-
iigious belief. The presiding Justice
said that the Constitution OF the State
provides that witness shall believe in
God, but does not undertake 10 define
what Is meant by that word. IL man
believes in moral responsibility and a
system OF rewards and punishments in
this world or ono TO come. he Is conf
petent witness. The witness said that
he did so believe. and Il . Judge said:
"Then you are as competent n witness
rs any man In Maryland"
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

sThc term kydrd may d, used to repre-.
sent any manifold evil. II you would Lat.
tie successfully with this many.hea,iei
monster OF disease You will find II cxpcdi.
ent 10 keep Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound always at hand.-Dr. banning.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

-.B'ooklyn physicians are mysiiiicd
by the strange power Of u blind man
not only to dist nglish articles AID pco'
plc, but also TO Il an accurate dcscrip.
ton Of them. The man claims 20 lie
n lc 10 see with his train. They have
pu, him through ssvcrtl tests. but thus
Jar have not succc died. in dis rowing
his prc,cnsions. - Br0oklyH Edgc.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

Doirymen often wonder how their moro
favored competitors &c: such high prizes
for their butter the wear round. Il Is by
always having uniform gilt edged article.
To Put the "gilt cd 70" on, when the past.
urcs 10 not do T., they use Wells, lIichard.
son a. Co.. Improved Butter Color, Every
butter maker can do the same. Sold every
wi ore and warranted as harmless as salt,
and perfect In operation.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

WILLIAM J. CouGnLis, ~ Somervllle,
Mass, says: In the fall 81 1876 was inken
with BLETDIyG on LuSGs followed by So
vc.c cough. In ls., was admit ted tou e
Hospital. The doctors said ! al hole In
my lung as big n hall dollar. gave up
hope. hut friend told m Of DIR. WILLIAM
HALLS IiALsAM FOR THE Lungs. j got a
iottle, when, 10 my surprise, commenced
10 feel better, AMI today feel better than
for three years rast.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

Hon. John Cessna. ex.Nembcr 81 Con.
gIess from Pennsylvania. Writes: In the
space Of Twelve hours my rheumatism was
gone, having taken three doses Durang' .
Rheumatic Remedy. My brother was cured
ly n similar anOun'. | most cordially
recommend It. Sold by all druggists.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

The universal praise bestowed upon Xii.
ncy. Wort as All invaluable remedy for all
disorders Of the Kidneys. Liver and
Bowels, 1, well merited. Its virtues are
universally known and its cures are re-
ported on all sides. Many ohstinnt eases
have succumbcd tn IL alter they had been
given up by the doctors and n thorough
urea ment will never fail TO cure. Sold ny
al druggists. SO advt.
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JnnIor Vice Commander.

Mr.. A. q. Afford, Junior, We, Depart.
ment Commander of Md, q. \. H., Balti.
more, Md, writes: 81 have kept ~. Jacobs
OIL by mo arl always found Il ready
remedy for pains, aches AMI Lruises. When
suffering terribly few weeks since with
an liberated tooth, Icould not get any rest,
and applied It. was instantly relieved,
aud my suffering ceased from that time"
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

Two MONTHS ago my attention was called
10 the ease of n oman afflicted with can.
Ger on her shoulder al least j inches In c r..
angry, painful, and giving the
ia lent no rest day ar night FOR mon lis.
! obtained n supply Of Switps Specific zoe
her. She has TAX N 5 Lottles, and the ulcer
Is entirely healed up, only very small
scab r,maining, and her 7 calth Il better than
for5 years past :secin, b. perfectly curei.
Rev. JESSE III. CAMPBELL, Columbus, ia.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

A DIAL out West Is said to have refused
a tele IRA h lineman three times IL asmaly
months because ho was "too much OF o
wanderer--he wsnl ersd from pole to
pole and from climb to climb aud II he
should come home he'd b, so insulat y
that he'd make ones hair stand Up straight
aud there'l 10 no end TO batteries and
crosses.U
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"oH, dear, I believe / should faint u q
man ask Il mo IN marry him." said q
gijdy, gushing damSel. Never fear,"
RETIRED her prac ical grandmother. "You
might possibly faint, but IL you wanted
him you'd manag. To say yes before you
did so.U-IOnkers .Sidtesman.
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cr.am and Cold Weather.

wha. luxury IL q bath IN summer.
Surely, lut a greater luxury il n clear head
In " inter; lust when almost everybody Is
sneezing aud snui,ling with coli IN the
head. But when you are attacked No
Ely's Cream Balm. IL cures colds IN the
head, AMI what is better, IL cure. the worst
cases of chronic ci'nrrh AMI hay fever.
Not a liquid, not n snuff. Pleasant TO use.
Quick rcli,f, Radical cure.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

t1-rashion is Queen. Fast, brilliant
and fashionable are the Diamond Dye
colors. One package colors l To- lbs. OF
goods. Zoe. for any color. Get ut druggists.
Wells, Richardson d Co., Burlington, VI
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

FoR THROAT DISEASES AND CouGhs.=..
BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocnEs, ks all
rediiy good things, are frequently initiated.
The geuuinc are sold only IN Jores.
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The wsnt Of are.

The vsnt Of are.
lIable diurtic which.
while acting A. q
siimdlaRt Of the kid.
n -, her oxciies
nor irriistss thsm.
Was long since SUP.
Piled 10 IlBstetisrs
ft0nla h D.iitT..1his
fnc uIedlriue eNsIts
the requisite drgrvs
OF stlinu alton upon
thee ofgaHs vitllOut
prgiucing iTfiia Ion.
and T.. tlrN for, far
Hdl.dssi fDrtha
purpOse tnal IN.
inef catrf etritan Q
often rnspffod to.
DyspcTs'L fever sud
sgre. and ktndrl
aissasc, sre 81 Suwd
W n. FOR sala w IA
Dfnggiss Dca.,u
gcnIrally.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

Sent free TO sufferers from nervous,
chronic aud blood diseases, brain and heart
affections, nervous debility. etc. IL tells of
wonderful cures effected by DIR. SCOTS Coca,
Beef aud Iron, with Phosphorus. Bold ~
druggists; 81. DIR. Scott, Kansas City, Mo-
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An exchange says that blast Ia lime.
stone quarry near Bodis, Gil, uncovered
Ave petrin,l gnll's egg. Scientists AFRO
now wrestling with the Il lcs:ion; "Can q
petriiled gull lay an esgy"
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

WILL somebody please invent q sewing
machine that win Observation-Disclosures
Independent. TIE one that will tax,
stiici In time ought to do it-BosfoA
Folio. How about the niaciine that taxes
stitch In the observation-disclosures Eiec
Uric Limit.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

A WAC seeing door nearly. of
It's hinges, In which condition IL had been
some time, observed that when u ha fall.
OH and killed some ON, 1t would probably
10 hung.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

FoR a cold i'm the head, there Is nothing
so good as P.sv's Remedy for Ca.arrh.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13
Conrre..IouaI Endor.rment.

EARTHQUAKES are no, much considered
In South America, where they are as com.
mon as other family jars.
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There Is some land In this State so poor
that you can ra'ss q disturbances on IL
on.-Ordhge Vd.) Observer. IL isevidsnt.
" not too poor 10 raise JOKE on.-FdH
pirer IdrdJlcs
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

Anoso the recent patents Is o pocket
's.orm indicator" Every married man
OF con,ivial habit, should have. one and
keep It In the same pocket with bis night
key.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13
A Messenger or Health.

IN afflicted with Sore Eyes. use DIR. Isaac
TLompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell II. 20.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

THE most appropriate pastry for a free
lunch counter-sponge cake.-IHRddei.
phid Call.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

TnE burlington Hdrkcyc man says that
"pOwder is like money. It's awiully hard
To hold after Il begins Ia co."
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

SuEL.FIsH are sail 10 b, dying out on
the English coas'. Probably from starva.
tion. L. Is known that British oysters
pawn their Young.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

DR. J. A. PATNoRE. OF Riley. Ind. truly re-
marks: "sdmdritdn Strpine cures cpilcbsv."
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ARTIFICIAL t,is lbs bceu invented, and
we shall soon hear Of adn!terated life.pre-
servers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

IT IL r,rorted that Tokar has been taken,
hut how the enemy TOkar Is 10. stated.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

"ORASGrs shorl never be eaten in com.
rnny," says an su'horiiy. That IL true,
they should only be eaten In bathiub.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

Tug CHILEAN army IL enough 10 make tho
Peruvian bark-N q. Pcdyune.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

"A writer in the Farmers journal
says an animal should b. fattcned but
once
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13
Two MONTHS ago my attention was cal

WurY n mans looks speak volumes, tho
best thins lie can 10 is TO sell them for Old
junk.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

THE viru. OF al diseases arises from the slood.
Samaritan Nerrine cui.s all blood disorders.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

II he coinage in this country since
The foundation Of tie Government
amounts 10 sl,o9U, COCOON ]. Her
aid,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

A WHEELING editors library hns been
swept away Ivy the hjoi, leaving only
volume of wafer,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13

"l'a locked In slumber." murmurs the
prison bird In his sleep.-IhiiddeiphId
Rerord
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NOTHING Il gained by fin ling a man out.
That Is IL You want tn collect bill.
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IIsir's Honey OF IIorei.'u"d and Tar
viii rescue the baby from Group. Fixes
toothacho drops cure In one minute.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-03-13
I,iy,, Priced, Uuttrr,

A RATHER free.spokcn young lady up
town il called electricity because she
shocks so many people.
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AS VIZ journey through life let us live
by the weigh.-.W Tie GrOccrs.
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POTASH

Iodie of Pota.sium Il ore Of the strongest OF the
mlaerals uscd In medicine. and has prodnoei mvch
suffering In the world. Taken for long time and IN
large doses Il drcs up th. gastric IuiceS impairs d.
sr.lon the stomach refuses food and The aten' de-
cllncs IN health and weight. Ferrous with Bood on
SYN Dlsa.c. should b. careful how they take thtss
mineral polsons IN instances the eject OF them
!, 10 almost permanently impair the Constitution
swfts Specific IL ent.rciy vegetable PREPARATION and
u 10 easy 10 convince you OF lis mott.
Ihsve cured permanently Blood Tant IN IN. third
generation by the use OF swfs Specific. after hal
mosl sgnaiJ failed with Mercury and fotAsh.
y. A. ToosrE. ~ ID #. Ferry. Ca
Our irrstise on Blood and Skin Diseascs mailed free
TO applicsnts
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer 4 Atlanta Ca
New York Onice 10 West "a ST.. bet eih and ;th Ava
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CONSUMPTION.

Ihsys ,pJs ss Teissly fur ts aiJye d. W 80
u-s thoussnds Of csses % the wDr.t al and % log
staailng have ban cur lnie.d - s'rvns is faith
ln H. efracy thi, W ssni Two BDIIi.LS lIiir. 70.
g'thsr sithay ALuAniE IREAIisE 80 tai. d,Sass. "
AM saffefer Give a. rprss AMI 4. ~ aklrrs.
DR. T. A. sIyDCUi, ~ Pianist. hss York
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lie ettctSu tuc iuNN'l "Nh hNuu's
grasp. and also shook hands with Tom.
"Now I'm safe ON terra irma, my
Lori. | do not mind confessing that Mr..
Blinkcr has made me pass maucdis
1uart Theure," said Mr.. Pennington,
With n humorous smile.
"Pooh! There was no danger. my
Lord. The little mare is rs safe rs nine
pence, only, like the rest OF her sex. she
likes 10 take the bit in her teeth. " inter-
posed Tom. with his jovial laugh.
ala, ha! Pray be seated, gentle
men" laughed his Loriship. CHANGING
with good.humored surprise ut Tom.
ESQ lony rs no bones are broken there's
no harm done. Mr.. Pennington. 1t was
very good OF you TO come down from
town ought to have called on YOU.
but tomorrow I'm going NORTH
..And goodness knows where be-
sidesr' intcrposed Mr.. Pennington, pro-
ducinC bundle If papers from his side
pocket. like n coujurer. 81 have some
Thing important 10 say, so l thought |
would take this opportunity. my Lord. y
al don't wish to intrude," said Tom,
rising discreetly. =,
"My dear sir. pray don't move" re
piled his Lordship. MIR. Pennington
and / are not going TO talk secrets. BE.
sides. hope YOU will both stay To lunch"
Delighted. I'm sure" said Tom.
readily. THAT Il. II your Lordship
will allow me to send messenger with
note or two to chichester. i had some
appointments which / can easily put
"By all means. There are writing
materials by your side" said his Lord
ship.
soon became immersed In business,
while Tom wrote half a dozen short
notes ON paper bearing the EarIs coro-
net and crest. with the address oil tho
castle. The tenor Of each oil these
eplstles was precisely the same 50 that