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W.
\‘irh I will lend you my low. loss than latter-gs
before;
I helcal it rss room! pot shenL—hut den you
know. my Hm
Dcr Bank of England rate no low—so now I charges
can.
'A ‘Moiacd venture 13°." new for:
n-thestnck
Tish very hard for no to lire—l annotate him pay
By loaning out my leetle pile. st roo-qnsrtsr every
day: .
line vricnds dry tall rue. " Bold him hack; ' we
know how hackers do.
w «ii-y ran-of. get at run per strut. why den day
will he: din).
l wu do not likes the dwn per sheaf? Why.dst is not
so high:
>4m odor hoopla sharp run rate dat almost makes
me cry
I muslt be honest to mint-self. and no as you vlll are.
t “:‘a‘ if d»: street ish very short. lonly shargt-s drvc
1 E» \303‘ to make enough to buy mint-dolly bread
i a: have run box to past me in vcn Ism ml: and
ti at]
so (in: do rrsnoo I‘m so (not. sod will not shame
3'1!“ Ilium.
l'ulv-«s you rants him very hsd. und dru I shsrge you
four.
\. :1 -s_\ «tor lsIr \ill taku use up for shaming stow
tint: scroll;
Suv‘h a flu: l neither did. on shore aadare‘sshehheu;
lie-Mrs. \ul sharia:- he tells loo. till he "sold {ire
:rrsnisaluu
'l‘u mute do an on tofu-cat. sod all do rest commission
wortnxu sun assume.
For Though“ Husbands.
BY will"! BART.
"Juno. I wish you would call at Mrs.
l-‘linn‘s on your tray to town sod ask her to
(«not next week and help me clout house.
It‘s golfing putty lute. sud I dont like tn
put it off so long.“
‘l‘hr rust: took at stop or two furwsrthcu
tuntcd town-d the tall. spare. th-cynl
woman. who was his wife. and answered:
1‘ is it mu,- m. Its-or”
.\ glam-e :sround the room wlu hvr su-
IVY“.
“ Lot it go this fall.“ said the lush.
mm it don‘t look very bad.“
“111:.qu : llw house is wdrcsdful dirty.
hunk at the walls and windows."
'1 l‘mh! I see dirtior once every duy.“
‘l‘lwn. as if soother thwltt had struck him.
he said " Couldn‘t you do a part this cock
and is pain tht 1‘“
“ I dun‘: know. “Tbilisi so.“
The answi‘r value in discouraged lull”.
\ml 1hr rimming Wu motioned in ocrwlu.
«p “thrills? kai
’l‘lw man sas- lwr diu‘oumtfil lookaud
loud. as he went out. “ Well. if you «NJ
h 1 hurt i can lot it" how.“
‘1 i don‘t are how it in.“ aid ho. collinear-
this, or he trotted his hon-let a slow rate
along the winding with mud. " I can‘t
aw huw it is tint! Susan thinks she must
htrc so much dour. [mitt did it. ought
to ho ohlr to do all all. M l0 i). 3“ ill
tarsal time it mom | little M Nit».
l hrr lltrrc or four turn that. that rushes
mnrr cooking. but then l‘vr hoard wlctusu
“v tlwy‘d rut smut mink for six on two.
Sun that‘s my action should to cook
rtweightortseneeiuherrtattiuwsud
had ‘uvu children to do for. We‘ve only
£16..“ mug-ten sud doa‘t stilt half as any
mm as fsthcr “st-d to. Dot I reckon the
ummwrt theta tiny! were m 0' MIR
not? than sews-firs an on. Ms.
l‘rr hired sheepo‘work done for Sun
llllS year. She hsd Np VIC.“ kill“.
and lb!!! Oh! VII “and NH? Glluso
motssndstaysdtwowscka. and I had to
gm her are dollsrs and her board. I
rouldu‘l very well shrd it. either. for my
crawler-aniline “i be psi! for M fsll
and l 0‘! have s emphntsr asstuios.
BuihuanI haven‘t period )lrsfilu‘s
sml did‘l'ii stop. all up. WI.
tht was the lid-lentil;
woman thinking of III iii “In! M"
at? Shehadae theisthlakcf eayfihl
hm work Thechmhxwuaotdoamthe
ltrsakfux «has ware Mite hilt
m not skinned. the week‘s ironing flared
“ I‘tu
churn. Thstsotharcaaaoloagqnfl—
hahymu‘ bee-redfor WI“ Ohio
unto-ted. .«
She was nmdtysttoymudu
slielookcd “autism”
<he mwmmfimwfi
thetearsfcllffil’fltinWMflw
5.00 posed of course that he had; and the follow-
“ ingweek she watched every dsy for her
‘° expected "help. Wstched hut not suited.
Marinadefor hlmlf ahome on th
pniriuofthchst. Bowls Methods
very shrewd Inna hy the neighbors around.
Hekscwwhec to tussock and when to
”11..ch wish s pieceof land was
worth buying or scliingand was slwsys
getting some “good clashes.” His wife had
lug sgo found out that money was his idol.
and everything roost be ascriilced to it—
em hem}! she Mum thought. when,
with aching head nnd tired feet. she had
“(in he pnlew. Thus the years had
gone by until few would recognize in the
hollow-eyed. sunkenchockcd. premolulolv'
old woman. the fresh rosygiri John Wilton
had brought thee eight years before.
Hrs. Wilton did not not her husband if
he had stopped at In. Flian‘s; she sup~
hotsathehoorswent by shebegsn thch
and kept st it until all was done.
Kr. Wilton pntsndcd not to see all this
He kept aloof-s much «possible so use
avoid any explsnstion he night he called
upon to but when alone bv himself
he said.“ .Susan is getting along nicely
after all. She'll have the house shinin sgin
Ssturday night, and then I‘ll just giro her
the money I'd hed to pay Mrs. Flinn. It‘ll
go towsrd buyln' the winter things for the
family." snd he gave the well-filled pocket.
book a loving squeeze.
Ssturdsy night. found the house all shin-
mg. as Mr. Wilton had prophesied.but Mrs.
Wilton looked more tired and worn than
ever. It hsd been 3 hard week for hcmmd
even the clean house was hardly a recom-
pense. But Mr. Wilton felt satisfied.—
Strsngc that he could not perceive the odor
of the essence of life in the shining window
and whitened walls; but he only said. as he
glanced about him:
“The houmlming is over. eh? Well.
here is five dollars to pay your woman
with." and he chuckled to himself. for “11-11
he knew some of it would come back to him
in the the shape of socks and undershirts. ,
“ I wouldn't. fur four times that much.
feel so worn out as I do to to-nlgltt." slghod
)Irs. Wilton to herself. as she thanked him.
and slowed the pitlztncc away for future
um.
The works wurc on inwards u‘lult‘r. and
Mrs. Wilton sighed hcm‘ily as she thought
of the garments. largo and small. to ho
bought and male. First. John must tm m1
tcd up; thou the four littlc cues. and lastly,
herself. llcr own sham would bu slim. sh»
thought. but thru she had not much out»
door work to do. and alts could go! along
with low But. oh! slw did long so much
fur a new merino dress. with bright. warm.
tints. or s pair of glam. or u cellsr and a
hit of ribbon for her neck. lint lltusu \wrs
not to he thought of Nothing but lutrc no
msllirs could be lu‘rs. fur John had lawn
buying stock. uml ltttd paid l‘ur his utmt lug
tuscltiur. and NM rt unto or two. and lac Mt
“ quits poor.“ he said.
Your wotusu ! Slur lmd not lmd n mw
drool since her marriage. 'l‘lwu shr luul a
good supply-«hut things it ill ucsr out and
Ill-of of that: wuc now doing dutr as
cluturcu‘s clothes or shirts for hersclf. and
lwr halt dross now us: it t‘llt‘Ill dcluiw
Sltc sighed lust s little. half smolhonul sigh.
as she thought of oil this the day slw wont
to lay out her money. it did not llllif‘ her
long to dispcao of the small amount. for slw
lutd lulu awake nights. poudorlug lmu‘ hr
maize our dollar do the duty of two. and the
problem um worked out with tho ultum‘l
pwcisiuu
Now that the goods won purvlmwd llw
nest trouble wss how to get the!“ “RMIK‘
soon enough. She had been obliged to put
ol!‘ purcheslug for went of moms. sud now
the mid not toll which won roost umlod.
“ If I could only not some cuc to limp lllt‘
for a: work. I could soon see my we; t1lwu1.“
mid hits. Wilton to hrr husband our .t‘\‘l‘l\‘~
luxmnhc sat stitching ou the lilllr gar
uterus; “ or better still. haul 1 ll sowing ms»
chino." she ventured to any.
)Ir. Wilton Mocha! the eshu out of his
old pipe. and ssld. “ I don‘t soc how it ls.
Sussunhet you‘re slutty: complaining of
having to touch to do. sud weutitur hclp all
tho time. thr. thm‘a mother. Kilt! ucwr
used to thick of hiriug any work tluttr
She used to asks everything for right of
us. and weave all the cloth Midas"
lire. Wilton did not sass-or. her heart
wss too full.
“flow the whom wast so much
holp to got rid of‘ work.“ continued Mr.
Wilton. “I‘d like to [it a sswln‘ Misc.»
hut it‘s out of the question sow. there‘s so
much to he got.”
Mrs Wilton thought of tho mower ml
'the corn-planter. but she sold nothing; the
felt a little m shoot through her heart.
then it ass! back min as s host-y losd.
She did not [a to that night until long
aftsr her was sleeping soundly
She had worked all flu. and sloop
would he a welcome cast. hot the little
gar-act was not ' and sin most
illpaId-ah it. Oh. hortlredryosw
manna lo- thso poor. hungry
heart acted for wary sad comfort. She
thought of her ”loving husband. and
wished he sum become inorc thoughtful
ofltar comfort. “Iflt were not funny
.shlldrsa.‘ shacrlsd tohsrlslf. “I could see
verylittls to livsfor.“1'l'hen tits thud“
of hr liaisons. not“ (out me fresh
mm to barons. hst gave a‘ saddea inputs:
to he tired maid do fiWasrsy
(«who‘s-(WM foret-
mammal has:
tlt‘rp llul his Willi“
low. ztl‘.
*JMaflwuaewsoarostyshla
theirs»,
Mrs. Wilton did not reply. Indeed. I
doubt very much if she heard his-milks
at all. for she was dresmlng of the old
homestead. with its wide cables and large,
comfortable rooms—of the atslcly Insoles.
that she knew were now putting out their
young blossoms tron}. their candelabra=
shaped limbs—of the slapping meadow,
with its violet~covcrod hillside—of the
which nest in the dreary tics, sod shove
all, of the sweet. old hoe that loomed up
through sll. and with outstretcharnts yarn.
ed to embrace her tind Mullins in the home.
nest.
John Wilton glanced st her as he went
out of the door. and mistook the flush of
anticipated joy for the bloom of hoslth. and
went of? saying: “I guess she'll got better
as the day gets wsrrner I will try to hiro
somebody for her this summer.“
" I can do nothing for her.“ said Dr.
Graves. to Mr. Wilton. who had followed
him out of Mrs. \Vilton‘s slckchsmher.
“ Nothing for her? My God. doctor! You
don‘t mean she is past all help!“ sod John
Wilton‘s heart seemed to stand still for a
moment.
" I did not say she wss past help." replied
the doctor. “The truth is. Mr. Wilton.yocr
wife is worked down; and unless she has
rest and plenty of it.shc will die. And. I
may as well soy. she will never get rest hon.
She must go away where she will havono
care of house or family or she will die. You
may find another wife but your children will
never find another mother.“ So saying. the
good doctor drove away.
The door was partly open. and Mrs. Wil-
ton had heard. in her sick chamber. the doc-
tor‘s inst words. and her heart gave a grest
leap. which. undoubtedly. would have
created alarm for her had the doctor
know u it. 5
Oh. if she could only go home! Home to
the old homestcad~homc to mother and
rest. rust. rest. Oh. how long it hsd seemed
since she reulizrd the full moaning of that
word. Even while she lay there she loomed
to lu-ar her mother‘s voice. and feel her soft.
lmud caressing her. But the next moment
tututv the realising sensn of the impossibility
of such happiness. How could she go with
the children. now that tho was worth: and
ltuw (‘tlllltl she go without them? And how
mold elm bu Splil‘t'il in go. sud how muld
Jultlt utl‘urd to let her go? All hops worded
lust u‘lxvu she lookvd the matter straight in
the lm‘t‘. and she turned her white turn to
the wall and shut her oyva as if lokcop hack
the tram which slw loll wvrc coming.
Moutxliuw. .luhu Wilton was thoroughly
amusml. llv stood for s lulu: limo just
ulti‘t‘v the durtor lutd loft him. After e
lllttr‘ lw started up as if seized by a new
impulwuud “out into tltt‘lmust‘. to his wife‘s
sir i. m uu Mm \\ iltuu wash fig war) still.
“in. lwr raw tttrtttul from him lie wont
infill up to lwr lwmlsidt‘. lu sou if site wss
slvrfltt,‘ .\ my of sunlight. muting through
tlw lnru uluduw shade. mvvslt‘ti s tour.
12- zuhl‘ng 1mm .ull lllt‘ ltull‘wt'luot‘tl lids. and
lulm \\ il tun tumul away will: It sigh. so
rod f v0“ ‘ ‘”‘
u u‘uuuut uncaring all?“ cyuuhotl
\\ liltl is it. John! \V’lutt is wrong i“
1' l am wrong. Susi». dour!“
lt lmd lw‘u nutuy at day slums Mrs Wilton
ind lmtu‘tl him «all her Susie. sud it wen uu
\t'uudvr tlutt shu opoucd ltcr t‘\'tul wide in its‘
mum uwut.
llv was all ltot‘ lxulsiduhuw. ln‘tttllllltt: like
u rum ivl.
" llw you ltulc mu. clinic l“
11 .lt-lm. Mutt s question! You hours hot-
in 3“
“ You son on sot-cl. or you Would hole litt‘.
llrtv l haw horn killing you by inches. for
yours. :unl urwr thought until «Minty. that
you might ho mortal. The dmtor has been
tolling mo thelnlhutw“
“l lmml it all. John.“ :utld Nut. Wilton.
tlw tom trloltlluu slowliug dou‘u hrr wen
t‘ltt‘ulfi.
“ llld guru '9 Woll. Sushi. ll oltsll N as it.
said. You skull intro mt. You shsll no
homo to mother. sud stay u your. if used
Ml‘
1‘ llut how can you spsro rat). Jilllhl“
“ How could l spars you tumor 2“ chic
pond ltcr husband.
“ llut. Joint. hou Nil you slllxrtl it i“
1' Well enough. llut we must not tul‘h
about it now. ycuarotuo wssk to is on-
rltvzl about anything. You on to at wcll
ufutu you mound in two weeks wc
will all he oil to tuotltcr‘s. ,
lair. Wilton prowl a tune prophecfor in
two uselta‘ time hits. Wilma wafere‘ccuah
mounted to hqiu the lourcsy. flow for
the prospect of that journey went toward
matting hsr sole to undertake it. we will not
saw.
Ir. Wilma unconnected his with. It“
too much for herto undertaken p clone
wlth the children. the doctor said. end llr.
Wilton wss varr costliest. may.»
qaiomlogiosvéryscuestloasod evened;-
grating things for ltcr comfort. that is once
turn. llut Ir. Wilton was not the
response now. m hsd sold his youngstock
for much less than he paid for than. this
his wife might be nursed hack to life sod
hosltlt. And ho couldhutnloiuattha
sscrlflmwltenhe sswhsrsyas grow Wt
and her step elastic.
in. areas-ca so his wife.“ he hsdehor
ailmstthsdeorof them.
tht Sin“ '0 Dell“ dermal
Aproposof llrsLtvoruce‘slsts locum
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”Multicultural: Ink-answer...
Bringthalanpialhowathhlchutsy
shouldgo.
.Givethcmssuhstaatialsdoostios.. 1
victusla.
Teach them how to valuation
sow ca buttons. ,
fi'l‘each the. how to nab Mcwadnat
‘Tfloll them tomb-him
Teach thorn tomakehrstd
Teach thenalltheotyststics oftlte hitch
en. the dmlsgrootsand pastor: .
Teach thenthstthsrsotooaslts-efi.
their incomthamasethsywmmjfi
www.mm
the poor house.
do it like s Queen.
Teachthem thst a round rosy temple
worth fifty delioste Wim‘ .
Teach them to wear think. warn she-.1
Tesch than to do marketing for the fatal:
ly.
Teach them to foot npstorshllls.
Teachthentthat God made then in is
own image. and that no amount of taxi:
lacing will lnuove the mode.
'l‘ssoh them. my dsy. herd practical
common sense.
'l'cech them sclf~relisocc
Teach them that s good. steady. grassy
mechanic without s cent. is worth a doaon
oll-pstsd loafers is hmdoloth.
Twit thctnto have nothing to do with
intemperste or dissolute young men.
Teach than to climb spplo trees. go fish
lug. cultivate a cordon and drive a road
teem or farm wagon“
Tcsch them soccmplishntants-wmuslc.
painting. drawing—if you have the time and
money to do it with.
Teach them not to paint and powdcr.
Teach was: not to wear fslsa hair.
'l‘cech than to any nomad areas it; 0:
you. sod allot b It.
Teach them tomstd the morals. not t
money of the beans.
Teach that tho models of life—tn
honesty. uprightosas—tlton at s suitable ti
let thorn marry.
“Rely upon it. that upon your toschlsad
[wards in s great measure thcwasl or was
their sftcr llfc.
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lust to he so lsdle'a ‘
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Teach them how to dam “'Ht sites
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