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Care OF tho Cow.

1t is by physicians and scientists con-
sidered of the utmost Importance that
the milk supply be regulated and
watched over with a thousand times
more vigilance than has ever before
been done. tuberculosis may get firm
ly rooted in the cows system and con-
tinue there for long time before any
danger is suspected. First of all
things it is necessary that healthy
COW be selected, then that she have ev-
cry advantage of healthful conditions.
Crowding, dampness and darkness are
serious faults in the buildings where
cows are kept. Milk for bottle babies
should not be furnished from cows
kept in badly ventilated and ill-smell-
ing buildi- IS. A very small proper
tion of the milk furnished to cities is
fit for the use of infants. If the pres
ent state of things continues there will
of necessity be revolution in society
and consumers will demand the enact
ment of sanitary laws as regards cows,
and will insist that every regulation be
complied with.
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cattle, and safer at distance. Look
at that picture" she continued. sud
denly pointing to portrait over the
mantelpiece. You ken who 10 III"
"Yes: your brother. Mr.. Hugh"
Hugh Hetherington. God rest his
soul! and the best brother woman ever
had. Folk thought that he was bad,
and he had my fathers temper; but nc
guarded his sister like a watch-dog;
and wish you had a brother to guard
you half as weel. Look underneath my
cen, on my right cheek! You see that
mark? ! shall carry 1t to my grave.
Hugh gave 1t to ME when was young
lass. He struck me in the face WI his
flst, because he thought I was hiding
something from him. and coort.ng WI
one l medina name."
The Iady's face grow full OF Wild
fierce light as she spoke. and she
laughed strangely to herself. Marjorie
gazed at her in dread. ft
'It was a lie. but Hugh was right
he loved his sister. He kenned what
men were, he knew their black hearts
They're a. bad, or mostly a. TAX
warning. Marjorie AMMAN, and hearken
to me! Let nae man come to you In
secret wi words o. love; hide naeth!ng
from them that care for you-from Mr.
Lorraine or from me. Trust the auld
heads. Marjorie: they ken what is right.
God has made you bonny: may He keep
you pure and happy till the end!"
Her tone was changed to one OF deep
earnestness. even of pathos. She
walked up and down the room in aGi-
tation. pausing now and again. and
leaning upon her crutch. ll
mo that would hae you lead Lone
ly life!" she exclaimed after a pause.
Look at me! I'm no that old in years,
but I'm gray. gray wi loneliness and
trouble. l might hae had one to caro-
for me; might hae had BARNS; but
1t was ma to be. I'm q rich woman. but
I hae neither kith nor kin. Lord for
bid you should ever be the same! But
when you maryland marry you will
some day-you must choose true
man-ay. true and honest, whether ho
be rich or poor: and II you Gamma
choose. let the auld folk that care for
you, and that ken the world choose for
you. Trust their cen, no your ain!
Never deceive them: keep nae secrets
from them. Mind that. Marjorie An
mani" as7,...s la
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sz.k,ne Di.mon.l..

At n lecture recently delivered at the
Roy,il Institution. at London Professo;
Crookes said that the speculations as to
the probable origin of the diamond
have been greatly forwarded of
late years by improved means OF OBJ
taining high temperatures; and through
the successful experiments of Moissan
microscopic diamonds have been made
in the laboratory. He had provided n
most powerful dynamo. specially made
for the purpose, weighing four and one
half tons, and when driven by u fifty
to seventy-fve horse power engine
generating q current in the electrical
furnace of 700 or 500 amperes and sew
enty volts, yielding a heat from $500
to 5000 degrees Centigrade. In the pro-
cess OF making diamonds the first neces-
sIty was to seiccte pure iron and to
pack 1t In n crucible with pure charcoal
from sugar. Half a pound of this iron
was then put into the body of the elec-
tric furnace and the arc formed close
above 1t to utilize the electrical cur
rent passing through 1t. The iron melts
rapidly and saturates itself with the
carbon. After a few minutes 1t Is heat
cd above 1000 degrees IA temperature
at which the Hme of the furnace melts
and yolatilizes.a The current is then
stopped,, and the crucible Is plunged
beneath the surface of cold water,
where 1t is held until it diminishes to
a dull red heat. The sudden cooling sol
Idifies the outer layer OF iron and holds
the inner molten mass in n tight grip.
The expansion of the inner liquid in
solidifying produces an enormous pres
sure and the dissolved carbon separates
out into transparent dense crystalline
form-in fact, as diamond. Then COM
Inences the more tedious part of the
process, the attacking of the metallic
mass of solvents to liberate the dia-
monds. the crystals of graphite oxide,
carbonate and bort-the cleansing op-
eration being repeated until all the well
washed grains are collected and exam
ined under the microscope. The lal,or-
atory diamonds burn in the air before
the blow pipe into carbonic acid, and in
luster, crystalline form. optical prop
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(ro BE coNTINUED.)
The Most Beautiful Foot.


The most beautiful foot is the slender
one. The stylish girl recognizes this
fact. Her shoes are always large
enough to avoid cramping the foot, and
yet they are snug and wonderfully neat
and delicate. That Is the reason why
some girls can dance all night without
rest. while others have to retire early
from brilliant ball, leaving their
hearts behind-in case they do not
dance and suffer so much with their
feet as to preclude the possibility OF
real enjoyment. II q girl wears a
proper shoe. when the foot is bare. and
she stands upon 1t in the privacy OF
her bedroom. 1t will be as pretty and
delicate as a baby's. The instep would
be high. the heel delIcately formed. the
skin as white as alabaster. with pos
sibly blue veins showing through. The
general form OF the foot will be slen-
der. the toes tapering parallel, and
separated by about the thickness Of a
sheet of paper, and adorned with pink
tinted nails. A girl who has such feet
as these-and there are many who
have them-well may take pride and
pleasure in contemplating them.
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STERILIZATION,
Great ImProvemsnss That Have Been Made
In This Science. ,lf Tlr

a Ifs IN Thka Science. ryH.
The Completeness with which dis.
ense germs may be destroyed by the
action of heat Is well known, and
many forms OF apparatus have been
devised Tor use In the convenient
sub1ecting OF food constituents either
10 the boiling pot or, In the system OF
pasteurizatlon. to temperature of 80
degrees O.. for definite period of time
1t has been found, however, that with
many substances. such as milk. beer
wines ana others. the operation OF
sterilization pnrtnkes of the nature Of
cooking. imparting II peculiar taste.
ana sometimes materially changing
the properties to an undesirable ex-
tent. fFl
In note recently presented to the
Academy OF Sciences by NJ. Duclaux,
tho porcess. OF N. Kuhn Is described as
successfully removing this objectiona-
BILE feature OF sterilization in very
simple manner. The principle CON
slsts merely In, subJecting the liquid
to be sterilized to the desired tcm-
peraturc In n closed vessel under hI.n
pressure and out of contact with AR.
The apparatus is equally simple. tie
sterilizer being steel tube, silvered
within. and surrounded by a steam or
water jacket formed OF second cyl!n-
der OF slightly q. larger n dimensions.
Suitable connections and stop cocks
nre provided, as we'll as Thermometers
and pressure gauges. and the appa-
fatus Is mounted SO that 1t can be re-
volyed by turning crank.
The principle of the method is en-
plalned In the following manner: The
cylinder being entirely filed with the
liquid. there Is no room lcft for cN-
pansion. AS the temperature rises
the attempted dilntatiOn of the milk.
being restrained by the confined space,
causes marked increase In pressure,
which, for the temperatures of pas
teurizatlon or sterilization, will reach
five to six atmospheres. AT such pres
sures the gaseous and aromatic con-
stituents are unable to separate from
the liquid. After the sterilization has
been accomplished the cooling under
pressure causes these same const!,u-
ents which may have become tempo
rarily dissociated, to be entirely rcab-
sorbed, thus delivering the liquid In
practically the same condition as be-
fore. except for the destruction OF the
germs by the heat. II.
1t Is believed that this apparatus
will be OF especial value. In the, pro-
duction Of wines. since 1t enables the
fermentation to be arrested at any de-
sired stage. and. when used In con-
nectlon with microbiological' invcstI-
cations, 1t should be most raluablc.
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the stern woman's bloodless face as
she continued: u'7I f
"Ay. ay, you were lingering. and may
be you had pleasant company. Who
was yon you parted with out there
among the green fields?"
Marjorie started in CONSERVATION.
Her fears. then. were right, and It was
useless to conceal anything from Miss
Hetherington, who was like witch,
and had eyes and ears everywhere.
"Oh, Miss Hetherington." she ex-
claimed, did you see us together"
Il was up on the tower with my spy
ing-glass, and l saw far ava lassie,
that looked like Marjorie AMMAN, and
a lad took at first for Johnnie Suther-
land, till he began booing and kissing
his hand, and then saw 1t could ma be
Johnnie" .f.n.u.. nu
Marjorie now perceived that all con-
cealment was useless, and at once told
he: hostess of the meeting with her
French teacher She did not think it
| expedient, however, to describe with
exactness the Frenchman's convorsa-
ton; but even as it was. Miss Hether-
ington's brow darkened, and her eyes
| flashed with light like that of anger.
Draw doings!" she muttcred. Draw
doings for young growing lassie O. sew
| enteen! Your French teacher, say you?
What's his name, Marjorie?"
Monsieur Caussidiere."
"And what's the man doing down
here instead of teaching his classes in
the town."
Indeed, I can't tell" returned Mar
jorie. 81 met him quite by accident on
| my way to see you"
"Humph! What like is he? Is lie
young?" UtsFN .ENI pr
Mot very young" a,4U
"Weel favored?" a.l. ...
Yes, and very clever" ...I.
Worse and worse" said Miss. Heth-
erington. Now, Marjorie, listen to
me"
Yes, Miss Hetherington."
Look me in the face while you an
swer. Do you think this French scoun-
| drel-he is scoundrel, TAX 1t for
granted-has come down here in pur-
suit O. his pupil? Dinna be feared to
answer. Is he fond O. you. Marjoric?"
Il think he likes me-"
Has he said as muckle?"
Yes, Miss Hetherington," answered
Marjorie, who was incapable of false
hood.
''And you? What think ye of him?"
II like him very much. Miss Hether-
ington. He has been very kind and pa
tient with me-"
But do you love him?-tell me that;
or is it Johnnie Sutherland that has
won your silly heart? Out with it.,
Marjorie AMMAN. Frank confessions
good for the SOUL and I'm your friend"
Marjorie blushed. but kept her frank
blue eyes fixed on her questloner's face
Il don't love anybody, Miss Hether-
ington-not in the way you mean"
Are you sure o that?"
Quite sure
Then you're a wise lassie," cried the
lady, rising to her feet. Men are kittle
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Reading a. . Mental stimulus.

An eminent French critic said Ina lecture
recently In New York that ..To distrust what
we like Is the first requisite OF progress In
art and In llfe." He did NOT mean that books
that nrc disugreeable are the only books
worth reading. But he did mean that book
which opens np n new Held of knowledge. n
new outlook upon literature or life. Is not
ut iirst likely TO give the pleasure that comes
from one which simply reflects the old fami-
liar Ideas of which we say complacently,
.'Iiow good and true that Is, for I've felt It
or said II myself" A book that pats you ON
the head or heart all the time is APT to he
n little more than reflection Of your own
narrow experience. and you Will not learn
anything from 1t. A book that makes one
feel ignorant Is ms mortifyins to ones pride
as superior person.-''Drocl' In August
Ladies' Home Journal.
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propeller Rep,accd at Sea.

cent trip the steamship Victoria of Sum
derland lost the tail of her shaft and
with it the propeller. Her engines
were thus. of course. rendered useless.
But those on board were equal to the
emergency. They depressed the bow
and elevated the stern by shifting
weights SO as to enable spare shaft
and screw to be fitted at sea. and aft
er the delay necessary for SO heavy a
Job to be accomplished under such diff
ficult conditions, she resumed her voy
age and made her port in safety.
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critics, density and hardness are iden-
teal with the natural stones. Many
circumstances, he pointed out, led to
the conclusion that the diamond of
the chemist md tic diamond OF the
mine are akin as to origin, and that the
diamond genesis must have taken
place at great depths under enormous
pressure. Molten iron could have held
the carbon in solution, and all the va
ricties Of carbon crystals, and even the
different tints of diamonds from vnri-
ous mines and geographical areas could
be accounted for on this theory. 1t Ia
certain, from observations made at
Kimberley. corroboratcd by the expe-
rlcnce gained In the laboratory that iron
at high temperature and under great
pressure will act as the long sought sol
vent for carbon. and will allow 1t to
crystalline out In the form OF diamond
conditions existent ut great depths
below the surface Of the earth. But 1t
IN also certain, from the evidence af-
f0ryied by the Arizona aud other meteo-
rites, that similar conditions have like
wise existed among bodies in space.
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whisky or Snake.

A man who was bitten by rattle
snake drank quart of whisky as n.
remedy. He died soon afterwards, and
the corcner's jury brought in this ver-
diet: "The deceased came to his death
either from the snake or the whisky.
the jury being uncertain which, and
the local physician being absent at the
funeral OF one Of his patients
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An Abom,nable Legacy.

A tendency to rheumati tism Is undoubtedly
inherited: Unlike many other leSaeies. Il
remains In the family. The most enectunl
means OF checking this tendency. or of re.
moving incipient rheuma tisn. whether pre-
existent In the blood or not, is to resort to
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters rs soon Ms the
premonltory twinges are felt Multiplying
the influences of cold. exposure and fatigue.
the Bitters not only fortiies the system
against their hnrtful consequences. but sub
jugutex malaria, liver AMI kidney COM
plaint. dyspepsia md nervous disqulctude.
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, 75c.

!, The fruit packers of Fresno. California,
says an exchange. are preparing to erect five
new distillerles. one of which Will have II
capacity of 5000 gallons OF brandy n day.
A distillery Is to be erected particularly
adapted to prunes. and npricots. Hereto
fore IL has been the custom 10 destroy the
peellngs and soft fruit. Now the peellngs
and soft fruit instead Of being an expense.
will be source OF revenue.
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nls Ides Of Drinking.

"Coionel. we are intending to erect an
artistic drinking place In the center of the
park and thought perhaps you might sub
scribe a small-
'.The project is sheer nonsense, sab. Do
you imagine TO an instant that the city Will
grant u liccnsef'-lndianapol!sJ Journal.
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Sl00 To ANY Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY. CASE
OF Weakness in Men They Treat and
FALL tn

OF Weakness in Men They Treat and
Fall to Cure.
a An Omaha Company places for the hrst
time before the public a MAGICAL TREAr-
MEST for tho cure Of Lost Vitality, Nervous
and Sexual Weakness, and Restoration 1t
Life Force In old and young men. NO
worn-out French remedy; contains no
PHOSPHORUS or other harmful drugs. 1t IL
WONDERFUL TREATMENT-magical il ls
edects-positive in its cure. All reaters,
who are sc rffering from o weakness t1as
blights their life, causing that mental AZ
physical suffering peculiar to Lost MAE.
hood, should write to the STATE MEDlCA,nr
COMPANY, Omaha, Neb., and they WIZ
send you absolutely FREE, valunp,s
paper on these diseases, and positive proon
Of their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT Thots.
ands Of mon, who have lost all hope OF >
cure, are being restored by them to per
feet condition.
This MAGICAL TREATMENT may be takenI
at home under their directions, or they VIZ VIZ
pay railroad fare and hotel bills to all WEI
prefer to go there for treatment, II w!
tail to cure. They are perfectly reliaplu'
have no Free Prescriptions, Free Gu,e,
Free Sample, or G. O. D. fake. They hhro
e250,O0O capital, and guarantee to GIL III.
every case they treat or refund every ao,
lar; or their charges mny be deposited IL
lank to be paid to them when cure
effected Write them todny.
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Wanted n Divide.

An Irate manager of country bank once
said to his piscatorial clerk: 81 have no
objection to giving you n holiday now nnu
then, Smith, for you to attend your grand
mothers or your aunt's funeral-but do
think you might have the courtesy to send
me some of the fish,!
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Read IN. Advertisements.

ter II you will get into the habit of reading
the advertisements: they will afford n most
Interesting study and will put you In the
way OF getting some excellent bargains. Our
advertisers are reliable. they send what they
ndyerfise
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CHAPTER IN.

5 she spoke, and
closed her watch
sharply, Miss iieth-
ington fixed her
black eyes keenly
on Marjorie, who.
remembering her
recent encounter
with Caussidiere.
flushed and trem-
bled. A curious
smile grew upon
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Is IN neco OF nelP, ouo
that good restorative medicine Is
positive necessity. It must be q medi-
cine with specific virtues. Asa friend,
a woman friend, let me advise the use
Of Lydia E Pinlham's Vegetable
Compound. ifSfE 49,
II your case has progressed 90 that Q
troublesome discharge is already es-
tablished, do not delay, take the Veg
etable Compound ut once, SO ms to tone
up your whole nervous system; you
can get It at any reliable drug store.
You ought also to use local applica-
ton, or else the corrosive discharge
will set up an Inflammation and hard
ening of the parts. Mrs. Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is put up in packets at
25 cents each. To relieve this painful
condition this Sanative Wash Is worth
its weight in gold. .H.H .Nn'
MRs. GEORGE w. SHEPARD, ,Watervliet,
N. Y, says: 81 am glad to state that
am cured from the worst form OF fe-
male weakness. was troubled very
much with leucorrhGa, benring-down
pains and backache. Before using
Mrs. Pinkham's Remedies 1t seemed
TINT had no strength at all. Twas
in pain all over. began to feel better
after taking the first dose OF Vegetable
Compound. I have used five bottles,
and feel like new woman. know
il other suffering women would only
try 1t, It would help them. "
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3 I never nsed so quick u cure as P!so's Cure
for Consumption.-J. u. Palmer. Rox III.
Seattle. Wash. Nov. 25. 1898. 'siNil ,FI
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Did No. FOLLOW In.tructIona.

smIther-what did you think of the vcri.
scope photos of the Corbctt- Fitzsmmons
fight?
Rlnktums-well. / don't think Corbctt
"looked pleasant while the photographer
was taking the picture Of the last round
Puck.
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Parents generally receive that measure of
fiial respect they deserve-nut always, per-
haps, but very generally.
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3 Guide (showing visitor around Washington
NOW, this Is onr House OF iteprsse,ntai,. y,
lives" Foreign VisitorI"What does u 90!
ionrns"-PhilndelphIa North American.
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WISE WOMEN.
rhose Who Heed the First symp-
toms OF Nervous Derangomeut, I
Special from Mrs. pinkharn.

Special from Mrs. pinkharn.
A dull, aching pain at the lower part
Of the back and u sensation OF little
rills of heat, or chills running down
tho spine, are, symptoms Of general
womb arrangement. -. y 70
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spats-"what Is comparative a1inenccl''
gocratoots-'It's never cOmpnrntive: Its
superlative In any dcgrec."-PittsbnrE News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-08-19

Te. Cure Constipation HorsvsF.
II q o. q. fall 70 cure. druggists refund money.
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London has paupcrs enough to MI all th'
houses In Brighton. i4 .ltIs 800 =
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"My wife nearly loses her mind In sum
mer." How dreadful! What Is the causef"
..when she goes shopping. whatever she
buys Is always ten cents cheaper In the
next store"
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p,,', rob..s. Spi. and Suek, Yeur Lil.i lvaly. l.

70 auit tobacco easily and forever. be mag.
peilc, full Of life, nerve and vlgor. take No.
to-Bac. the wonder.worker; that nnkss
Cure guaranteed. liooklet and sample free.
Address s:erllug Remedy Co.. Chicago or
New York. LHH,@I effy erU=Hr ~
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5000 To BUFFALO AND RETURN

Via Michigan Central, THE Niagara
Falls Route" from Chicago, good go
ing August 21-23. A rare opportunity
to go East at very low rates over "a
First-class Line for First-class Trav-
ell" Reserve your sleeping car accom-
modations early by writing to l.. d.
Heusner. Genl Western Pass'r Ag't.
l19 Adams Street. Chicago.
$lU.5U to Buffalo and return.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-08-19

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup
For children teethng. .softens the gums reduces nam-
nation alays pain wind collie u cents bottle
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CHAPTER VIII.

Ell VIII.
ARLY in the morn
ing after Miss
Hetherington's Wis
1t. Marjorie pre-.
pared to set out for
the Castle. She
would gladly have
made some excuse
to stay at home.
but Mr.. Lorraine
would not hear Of
It, and at his earn
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Educate Your bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathnrtic, euro constipation forever.
i0c. II C. G. c. fall. druggists refund money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-08-19

No-To-Bao for Tifty Cents
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes wenk
t1cn strong. blood pure. SOC. u. All druggistx
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w. N. U.-DENVER,- 10, 34|lee,,r
When writing to advertisers. pleas'r,
that you saw the advertisement N thls p"'
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- SSS
MED by leuco
rhea, they q,
precursors
Of that :
weakness. q
It Is worse :
than folly
to neglect
these symp-
toms. ANY VIC
man of COM
mon sense wi
take steps to
cure herself.
She will re
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est request she consented. a. fl4,7
"She is your best friend" said the
minister, "and you must not onend
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he Frenchman smiled and shrugged
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If these symptoms arc not nccompc-