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I I down With Duke May�uriae iti. the drawing- them a nameless time, elastic enough to gladly and gratefully; for in the early � 1P)MINCESS LOUISE'S VOVAG&. 41JONTAGIox. i , � , - �
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� � I ,— � White is her favorite wear, and she ,counted as a moment. �So little has been love, ,14 love is'enou ill and,the present Ater Farevrtil, to intome and moluer. Some Good Suggestions whicia ashou I be , I
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I I . . ." . . I its ; so she has said -so mu� ph comprehended I the future, is all. . I . 911 I I � I . A Tien I don cablegram B�ya: The.PrincesB . . I I I Acted t�iivn, � " . I 1. . .
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The Dressmalheril glnwent. hurried o her iresheSt white muslin dress, .the vague ,!future for which . they have 11 Have you 'told him he � may come 211 shis Louise, who appears to take a. grei The � . -
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, and snooded. her hair w I -they have, asked sllyrly, 'caressingly la . against the' I I
�.: , I . , itia delicate green' fornaed ,no plang,and of wbi6h 'her cheek in t in matters Of every -day life in ,the � I 11 �
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13Y HELAN X.,Topla. I . I ribbons, and tied her, best emerald locket .Scarcely yet'said so word, is! opening before on Glencisitais. hand. . I hous6hoicl and,the welfare of her sex, has is patent to..every one, and the following' I I]
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. I 'Tis cut and baste,and-trim-aud stitch,_' -_,____ ,:argund her neek. She is So purely,f air that them in a long and � ra,diaut vigta of .golden . him .exactly ,what I taken another step looking to the improve- lastructioluB will apply'to any commulifty � ,
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. I From early morn till -late at nig , ihe_�6iiib_E' "ilf gjFeeii _=4 "itg`b6dbby6g_ -eillis I . -- -ta-y"61ii-you-sind- aIittIoemoie._�-1.:U0ld - -ment_ of . their condition ' The 18th and 19th sectionp of the Public I I
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I e looks like a lilly in it�n6t a u e'S al� is round Luli's waist -,' be is him, in order to avoid all possible miginter- _082,-ma—ke 'it impeir@tf
I . her well; all I Prompted doublleBis by 7He� ,
With dizzy brain and blurring eight. I I . I the ,reports Which tfi-Wcf - —0f J, vw --
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I . tall,.stately garden lilly, with its firm,-,. ru i it A a - loosened tresses, of hair, pretation, that you have no forttine-not a � were published a ghoA time since of the' upon householders and physicians to advi"
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-M4._ -4, I 'Tis Bbir in front, and drape at back, . .�� I, carvdn marble petals, but a deli I cate, I droop, S oothin the off her temples: lie bends p I enny even of pock6t-money or dowry but , . I I the,local Board of Health When a ' .
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� Revere at left, and fold Ion fold II5 ie s the lagodth And comfort of I emal6B among .. I .ox or any I :
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... Across the right is laid, then piped ing, fair and, iragiler lilly of the valley, to kiss the Sweet lips, t at i Id o. timidly - that I pleas6 to give. I'liave lost M6 1 . diphtheria, Bearlet fever, smallp ' .
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I . Duke, -as a yo,gDg man and an artist, is and tremulously t caresses'they lately - aua unless the luck changes,, I in the st , � other contagua,
With satin, or with silk, old gold. ', � , I 1�� - . I ay ,i,,,,, garage passengers oil the transatlafitio I us disease has inanifibsted -
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. I I I naturally far from insensible tp, her sttidc-' .have, ever kno,Wla�wliem one of thefolding. not biWabie t6 give, you 'a b-r.a@s far wherela immorality was greatly itself, and .Bection 20 of the same A6� pro .1 I �
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I I fion. He really doubts just at this moment doors ISE tit uk for thait," vides a penalty of $20 for. neglect 'of the � - -
All forms a head could o'er ' conceive, I I .� , Laing into the di ing-rbom Swings - b e will,n6t 1 care s, h eg;a i a encouraged, the Princess paid a visitto the
And all a busy brain Invent .. . I . yi.� ' ' 1, . . I s . teerage deck 6f the�Sarmatiau between I I is -,, , I
Of circles, rhombs, equEores, a3gies I I same. Further I i i d, for
I c6nes, whether ever any oliv,e-skinned southern open. suddenly' and' quietly,, and'Ginnnairn softly' and tiustfu'll provision is ma e
I a the wa�mtfi of Italian BUDS oil appears upon the beelie,:and gazes amazed , ,-Money IS a - necesgity," rig lied Glen' JL, ' " I I ing'llouses in whi I
Conglomeration's full extent.' I beauty, Wit] . . . I p , iverpool and Moville. A thorough in. PI ch any contagious, I
- . I . I her cheek, i6fid tbe depth of Italian pagsibn -upon the pretty tableau vivqW.. - . . - cairn. 9Meutmu8tc%refOiit. ButIthink � . di= exists, and unless 11
I . I . I � spection of thefood .said Sleeping berths was the' public' �
If his Suit is plaited, box and knife";. . in her eyes, can equal, this Pure I nglish,lily. �Duke and.Luli start; Duke Tises up from, you are right, Luli,,in believingthat Dukeds I i expressed obperve the foregoing sections ill's Board . I
The latter headed with a ruff ; I . made - and Her Royal Higlii � I 11 I I
Tie gathered, tasseled, panelled, pipedi "Well, Lull, and bow has ever3ning� higoi turning a"shade Paler than usual. -not'raercanary,'and that mloney, simply as :safisf�.ti.la.vdth the arrangements. - have:no�other alternative than to take the , , ,
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And overall a narrow litiff - been going on with you these five raonths T' Luli all suffused in,ladruing blushes, buries money, holds's very subordinate part in big- -'The Princess, in the midBtof her prepara- most bxtrelne preVeEfive measures As I I.
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. . I I I he inquire . ly. � , . I . : her face in �her ,hands., GlencairnglahceB schendeoflifoS. I like DukeMayburn6,1Lhe i � � � - g ago'decided 'tbati Ipre- I , ,
Tie slashed up here, and slashed off. there, I . §, comprehensive I I I . � I . Iiiang toi to.Canada was ever mindful the World has Ion, � � . . . I I I
'Tie turned and�cordcd, then it's faced,, . I "Just as usual. The, Isle (if Wight was from one 'to the: other' keenly, ., his browS 'continued,, reflectively I as" it. weighing his of,he-rdia-ti-eg t'6 the'public. '.Last week she vention is better than cure, the foIllowing , - 4 1
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in fronta vest is buttoned close, - ., - rather monotouOUB after za tiMef andd:am knitted into a frown that- mayr either be of words. li I liked him froin the first -from opened seveialhomes, , -and aid other cere. ,important paragraph in reference 'ito ihi , , '. ,
Beneath with strings Itis tightly laced. : � e back in'Londbn.'� ' % - , '- intectnqss, perplexit or ange I r.. � . the day thathe brought you the white' up monial work i ' ' danger of, contBgion, taken - fr6ml the 1.
. . - . . glad, to la � . , I I .Y, . � � p n the .graceful and kindly
I I Tin fringed and netted, braided, gimped, "And there is no hews?" Then-headds, 11 What does this mean?" he, says quietly. �do you remember, ebil&? � HIS has talent, fashion which becomes hot Be Well.. No patpplalet of in8triiatiobB just issued la� the' - -
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. on an impu I 11 , . f h - Family was so little Chairman . of the, Provincial Boara
With scores of buttons loosely sewed, 1ps, halt lightly and half seri- It means, Mr. Glencairn,",Duke replies energy ,& kind heart, a singularly, hand ', mombeir o t e Royal I I of I I -
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. . And ends, and loops, andknots and twist, I t I iove so e� f�ce�ll . .I I . I - known before she visited L :CaDa . � .
coking at her with more intentness,. respectfullyi but quite firmlyi 1,1 t1aa . m .. I I I I � . . . da With her 'Health, may well be - considered carefully:
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And last Itis bowed and bowed and bowed. " Al"Y"al yo ul all a la in love With any fellow, Lulij anof that the temptation'to tell ber-go- husband. ' , "-Avoid exposurelto �
I . . � I � L � .i � .. . , I �. , Glencairia-paused in' his enumeration, of - No, member of the Royal Family special 'coniagion of �.'. : ' .,� I
- Oh, weep not for the galley slave, . . LuliT, , 'I- . I I I was stronger. than I could withstand." the dJsease ; more daDger'for childie I
. . I - , - this,- list of shining - qualities --:-whether �oince that . event, has won so Jarge, so n: than , ,
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His bonds bind'only ha;nds and feet; 11 No," replies Lfili_ frankly,� blushing lo Is that it? * And what has Luli to say - be6auge lie had arrived at the . climax, or. I I . � measuie'of . for adults.' Do not, therefore, 'let, a, child .. I
But she who makes. your dress is bound .".. 1. . . . . I I � increasing,. and so "bearty a : � I
By bonds, not partial, but complete. - . crimson. , . . I . � . I In the matter2l, I . because, be was � hesitating' whether: td -add pu . blicregard. The PrincesisseemB to, have gOneiLracase. Donotpermitany person . I
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. I No? I'm. glad of that," he Bays, lower- They cannot tell from Glencairn's D,aan- another quality or latit, Luli was too happy. Picked upIw�if I dare. use the-plebian phrase' or bing cat, or other animal,,Flay'- ' - - . �
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. His lungs ate free from trimming dust, -, � ', ing his voice a little. . � I 1. I . I , Der *bather anger ,or kindness is 10-f ollow and gr-Meful-to care. It was enough to lift :—ot a little of your Canadian robustness thing,letters, etc., to come' direeb 6M. 0; I I" �
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I . His cars acute, his vision 6lear; �, - 1. Here Miss Priscilla enters � and LiI4, with bispre . I 1. ,� � I I � ighest Pinnacle of joy that fier, and 'uticonventionalism,. and she- � alWays case of these; -diseases to a, child, unless . &� ,,,,,,,
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11 This suit will not be done. I f6ar." I the histrionic talent that even the Luli bas.,n6tbing to say but one word, father*spokewell-bf her lover.. She�ca�red seems to be' the',womafi "first and tie isibfected , under competen , - . ,, *
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� .. . I and most guileless girls Suddenly develop "I Papa?" pleadingly uttered in a low qui.v- no:more o inquire on what be founded his. Princess afterwards. The Prin6esB paid a Supervision. If -you do visit a case, bathe I -
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. sometimes, grbets her, with a.&weet smile, Bring voice'- but she draws closer to Duke visit to the Queen a�t Windsor, j uBt bef i yourself,and change and' disinfect�your : - I .
, To bear me to some disiant isle;' _ . . , ' i .- I ,good opinion ilasin to analyze her'own .- are 11 . ` I - I
� I -and looks rem r Lblk,placidaiad innocent Mayburne'ssidE and looks. f rom'him to her , heart'and seek to discover why she had Joe , clothing, before you go ,where therel is a 11�
Iviere fashion plates are never seen,, , a 0 I . �11 . Her, Maj., stystarte.d for the.Ndr,th. .
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Z:� Xor hear these words, I The. latest style. " as the tell-tale. blush. fades from bar. cheek. father -with Soft appealing eyes. � '" , - made'this man its idol. He .was I not an I . � I chilcl. Seethatyoui residene'd, premises, , I
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. . * �- - . ng from a Trapeze. _. seweT bonnections are,well trapped,. -and. -
�. Vain wish, tired soul, work on, toil on, . . -- I I . I 11 � n*ortlay idol, lio� t , ' .. L I I
And should your wheat prove onlytares, - . . I . CHAPTER X. ' ' - Jeave Duke'withime." . although he didL not 'Possess. the heroic . :It I . .1 .
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e strong and brave, stanolat your post, . I I I - I .. - 'She has n L ever disoboyed-a command of' qualities with which hertismsfiguring eyes had to let go, and .then -I' ,drains well ventila,ted. Never allow - � ,
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And if you fall -why, then, 40'eares?. . : 'AJI thoughts, all passions, alfdelights� began to turn Spirally like 'a corkscrew and. Passages fr'om persons ,sick with the I .
. I .-�-,v I . , .. Whatever'stirs this niortal fraine- ' - , Glan6airn'B!in. her life, and does.not now. invested him. , . , . � I . . ' " '
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. Thus did I murmur o'er ra' I - � � ' All are but ministers of Love, . I . zed that I base,tb,be lJlace c osstg or I ,� �
y Oi . . ' . leaves the . rust youi dearest, may I not?" . � ut attend . to tie in Section 8. �;Give. , . . �
My eyes accustomed were to ieep . . ..And'feed his, sacred flame. I . . 1, room. Slowly and with lingering lie says (as 'if he- r6quired: asBumnae), , must not lau'd all spread,but. I'gatherbd privies, b ' � .
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. Long vigils,whon' sweet Morplacus,came , ' - . � ..: S . he liste � d With a I � litt � ini; blush, - ' � . � steps, looking.' back, f rom. the db&r,' with ,, You. will not let yourself be- te pted my left arm c one to my body, pushed my special attention to purit till SUPP Y_ 11 ,
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And rocked me till I fell asleep. , I With,dbwnca�t eyes and modest grace, expresiaive entreaty. at herf atlier,with long- &�;ay ironi'me'i - You Promise,, thamt you 1 heark- forward and drew my, legstogether, , Do not allow it child to ride in any Vehicle. 1. . I 1. .
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I � I . And she forgav,d.me that I gazed s. . g.trust and anxious., tenderness. at,lli I Struggling toI get into shape to.fall on my wherathere is'suspicion of infected persous` , - ,' : ,
I dreamt that through my shoulders flashed � � . . In , . . . will be mino?" I I .1 I . I I . . � I I I I - .
. _ ., .., TopfdpdlyoriIherface� ' i- - � � ---;:Duke ? : Shall I iside. I did fall just that way forty feet iait bay oid exposure toiwiud '
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A sense akin to tiny stings, . , �- . . . I '. I I , . I I I .lover.: . . .. ,. : .', .. " ,,Am I not ,yours n6w '. .1 . I ., I I ingtravlelled. . Alv - ' .1 . .
- And looking round at them I saw, * I I calmed her fears, and she was calm, I I I I . ., I . . ' awoodenstage. My, arm was �drivbn into : and cold, dry air. Do not wea nal ' I . ' . .
, . . It Seems to lier that the'time'sbe waits �ogver be yours more fathfully and truly - . I a
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Oh,joy! apairof monstrousivings. - . ., , , And tbld her lova-with.Virgin pride , ; � � . I I � . . ilay gide and a; r1b,'was broken, The -ar clothing worn'by a" � du'ribig'-siAness' - � ' ' ' '
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I Yes, wings, no shams, real feathered wings, t � , , My bright my beauteous bride 1 - - . ' year I She, Was to read, ,but. the words .kyon.will!be faithful;,then? . Even -.if it was .shattered, :and I was laid up far Malay ,orbonvalescatice.-from illese dig'eases.� Be- ': �� - 1.
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Wings - __'_____ �__ -, -;..I - --1 1-1 __._,_CbLRRIDG,U._ months. "Whilelwas going-. down in�.an ware of any person who has a gorel threat . .
gs e a - --7- . I I 7convoy-no meatiing,--to-lier,�'braitG,-,-,Sh6 sits� 'should befor-ye9,rg,T`-- ..... . -- ,. . . . .
(Have ever e3riag'such win b h ild-- L. , ` - insiint'I saw over again, ,*as vivid'as life,- ,or running at nos . Do not -kiss oi take - - . . .
Or of them have ears ever heard, 9) � � -��The year weari'on . from golden4unO to 'eilb�,i,:wititiia4,.viiitohin�; till the ticking of - ,,All the years tha.t:,I,live-I will � 'be true . , . I I tb � 0 breath a I I ,
. . 1. . _.; mild .and mellow'�Sbptember. All this the clock seerngto whir ia h6r. brain. .Time to yoq*!" . I � 1. I every fall. I ever witnessed. -They came .of such a-perspil. Donototink- -
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Adieu, adieu, ye plaits and . pugs, . . . � summer: season -i . n London tillthe annual. has 0, r sl emed'io' long to.her before as � 11 But �. I,cotuld n I ot reproach y .1 on. if you I up I I n . my mind,, one,� righ I t .after another, 'from the ,Same cu , p, , o - put, pen 'In, yo � ur ;. I � 1.
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I said, and gave a sudden spring, I . ,.Migration Befs in, And . then in Cornwall, I ' __ like succiassive-AgislaeB of lightclilag'; an , d I 'Moutfi-." ' , - . - r; � � I I. . -1 I I � .. .
I And, an I floated upward, cried, I .1 I . �, I ibis period! that goes �by with .creepind .broke that�vow,", he �says,,Iaalf seriously, . . . I I . .. 1,
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" Good -by, my friends, 11ni, on the wing; . and then, with closing Septembekin London minutes and., lag�ing Seconds, each' second half jeStiugly. , � .1 . seemed to be experiencing all of them in . I . . 11, I . . I I I I �
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I I . . .� . I again-DIukeAlaybuitio, and "A . uli Glencairn ticking - such maddening steadi- ,,-Why not I T' , . I I ... .; , , I. . � my own person. . But, worse "than every. I I. I - - . I . I .� . . - I .
. 11 Divide my wealthjust as you plea8e--�- . . . . .: I .. � aw.ay'with I . ' . . � - .1 : 1. Undfies"Xamlition jottingio. � , I .. . . I
, .are never apart. , .- I . Dess,so much slower, than �the beating -of ill Because ,.you -are'' a woman, darlilig,!', thing. else, a great. deal worse than the,. I ` - .. �I . 1-1 .. .
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since I . inay never here be seen, . I " r i her-hearti'llatil at last 6 tap at her door he ieplies,'and smiles,� and raises her hand sb6ckof arilvingi was the te 'ble -shriek of. Sun umbrellas, of. watere&� silk. are a . . . .
. My thimble, cutting -board and shears, At the opera 0 theatre his. handsome I � . I I 1. . I . , rri delus* " d , I I I I
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. . Aly ac,issors, tape and dear machine. I— , � curly head is seeil� between *the act's beind.. ,makes her Start and a servant. enters. . to his lips and kisses it. , - I .. ., I .. 1. 1 1 agony, thatwentup from the audience. 'It, I Ion an .a Buare..', It, is desirable to ,
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. . I � I I � ing over the stall. where Luli sits;.at, evenie. � , I- Mr. Gleucail,,n'wisbes t . I the" ,".Don!t'be cynicaj,,". she says tender�ly� lwasjikia�one heart-bioaking- wail of agony. .have such an one as,can be raised in �eveat . , ,-. '.. I
11 I seelc.a land of peace a d joy,. � - - , I o see you In . I . ' r U wa ..
vM ing parties they dance togeilier; � . .1 ' ' I � I eStroy ,
A Ifo ith plenty e; or blest, ,' � L - -In morn., parlor, Miss, if you -please.". . - aiid�nestling "trustfully' t'o'biELLs,id6- " that 'I Can bear' it yet, aud I'ao bear it every ofa sudden shows . B t' ter will, d' 11 ,:
me W migs at aeb feel ease I. , , � ings, and A tarn ' -it. Miiyburiie's quIick . I , . I * I 1 , . time I -think of the accident.: That is' a I tho- watered effect; paradoxical its tbe'asser- . I .
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Where aching 1 I � f oons. -2, I I . . ... 11 Is, Mr.. MaYburne'g - onos?", as, IS a speech lago would have made !, " . ,.'. I . I ., .
. And weary brains find P. eifect.res�'; I` L double -k . Luli inqUir' I I uli rity of our, family. WosiIall.,Iaeard tion inay seem, as'this' peeial,ar�s,PPL euiance ' ,, -. '
I . I I . . I . % : I � cook a;t the, door becom6ls familiar with a;u atte I mot at nonchalance, turning : "Well, wouldn't y6wrather tbat.1 shibuld. Pee , A I is givicpthe silk by piessur I ei�, The I I . I
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. . - � � to the', handmaiden who, attends'to. th'e. . I � remark I be lago than Othoillo T" I . I . � that shriek, and.,ilone of us- ever forgot. it. I ' phare . I I
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. the-Youn,, artiit's attentio , n t 11 I I., I rep h( . I large proportion of'jute-in the mat6rifd or : , . .1
s � . � O Miss GILI� . I fire kindling )r soft eyes. , ,I Othello's was : Tom.trade a ruistake: in the nioasuramentig .
. huhi .10 . . .� Cairn;, Some "ydecidedly, -,l That's a case," I "Yes, MI'SB," the,servant replies,'regard- - � � s'alculatio - not as . a lib
I . � I . the Crime of love,,alad Desdem6na was the I because of! a W1 c pace liv a cral amonnt of sizing * Which � wear, '
. . . I . . I it,, Miss iGlenc&irn with ;inierest ,.and [D- -round Aorne. ,"I'lle rope, feet removes, leavin� in, slimsy cover full Of, thin
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I I . . fellow-feeliDg, and perfectIV :an fait with ,first to forgive him. and plead for him j � I I I I I �
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Year; others observe explanatorily, -1 They . 0 1 1 . -l- - I I . � t. Pit * .1 �, .. I I I .
� A L,ife's Mv.;�-,t er . I the position of affairs. ' , - I�' : heaven I ka :.r I" I . � ' .1 It is said,that' t a - style bf weil.rillg the , ' '
V- - are %,cry old frieuds. I believe; have, ku.owu - � � to ha'�6 beeii.'---�Loudsville Coinniercial. ,, - 2 b ' � .
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I 1. , I eaell'other from'childhood up Half featili�,half hoping, Luli I . she4a'B like you She was4h angel,", - : � - _. ,,-,--- .- . . apam in f
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. I . haH taken a lor. door, . whilst,I although . She is not aware - some degree of irrelevance is to be pardoned - '' Di,�mE A -ND cmvamos. - , I I Jor widow ' at d ' t - i -h I i � � � .,
11 ft is not sucli.itin.arvelouslyullcomin.oiI :fortnight's ti-iti dolxu'to Cornwall, of 'which. f it, . an 1113inlated. discusbioii .is going on in' 0,a lov6i 166kin4 - down iuto. the deptlas of . I . 1. . I . . . sw 0 , o no win '- to marry a �. ' I I
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I experience in the 16tid of Ide I, lived for' t i�) known that Lull. audherfather 0 0 - sue eyes s Luli raises.io his. I � . I . . . I
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. many �yeurs,", he ,ceplied quietly.; 11 but *i6e.ploring the beauties - lie iuterest.bf ". .a I �., . , champion lleavy * athlete ' of the .
. I � , t pens ,, ;,but by 'Fprmleg her prospects;_. for the � series .of - -so, eyes to. eyes, 'and'' lip'B'to. lips, and 'world; will" sail from, Liverpool. tor " New ,pos'sibly have� -no- si ' ' ..
Such experieuces are not -for you *io com- all their commou -friends dee . - . . I I I guiticance her6,where I � .11
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. tervieWs, between beri;'her lover, and, Iter' heart to.h6art, they' forget .,.tlae"f uture. Or] ,� � . 1�makq big' irs, I . � , I 1
prehend. Don't imagine, Katie, that I a rare.oha�ace Of g6od,fo3irtuDeAc hapoenalor "P , , .I bee 'noted with�mucla int I . � York early in jdnel�aPd vvii I I f t, all the'w6nien are yourig and'all widiOws _ , ,, I
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have been recommeriding.mauslaug'later a� Otic6that uotodyiGtorfei" With premature 'I a I . I , . . I 1, ... . I . appearance� at. tbe� annual' .f aitlaful.; to the p2dmories of "'the, a ' I I.— . . . � .
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I ': ab correctly interpreted,. both above and crouch�jg ambush hIeside the' -path of the, Galedonian Club. of th 0 departed " ' 1, - 11 . , , '. I ... . .1
a new and fashionable diversion for noble. con�i,&tU]2�tiousor'.W,ell-m.i"al3ingfop�lejo I � I I.. I . . ,� I ha . t lovers, the names of tile"Pruelest ,- I a - Huds n County, * I. .: .. � �
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men and gentlemeni" he ,added with his larity to..' �. . .�,� I ... ,. I.OiI7 I . "w ktair�. 1. . . I I � .. of whom.are Fickleness � and . Jealousy, and . N* X- on July 4th. The Champion intends- . � .. I . � . .1
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. ' e; � 83hake in Spring� the blossoms Autumn had seen' . I ' farewell tou'r. After . I � .
quietly amused and singularly Sweet smil ,,Come in', child," says Glen cairn;. quietly , tlidt this will. .be his attention in Paris advellowbiidsclustexed - . . � "..
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suade you that there is generally a, white - So all1laig Beason Luli is happy, and.bei . ",Its is sitting in his usual. arm.,'cliadr, and ,, I I CHAPTER XI. �: . �, ,, and 'Canada Dinnie will visit California - Black silk stockings, r orn� . I I
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Spot in the blackestshoe 1, . : , I I, this feet &i6 is af oot-stool, the same on - - .. �.. .1 ,� � P I. I 1: and Austiai Ing wear, airs dotted with red bribing butter- - - �
P.. � ' heart is, lit up with the i soft and tender 419a I ' . � I I a., George Db,vidson expected � . . I I
I which LuWuned to s iildish dayg . . . flies, With yellow autdiatlool FO i , I I �
. I I Well, I will try to think so, papa,'.' said � golden, l�igh� that: breaks - actziss'., the east , it, in bercl: , A fair -and gentle creature, meant i I I to accompany. bilinie, but we. learn f rom: a' r evening - ' . ' �
I ai� before the Igunrise. . Aud all fbi when first, her father came back to list. 1�y For heart, and hearth, dad home coiitent. , , recent letter ,that it is doubdulii b white lace' stdcliingB are,ew6roidoired with . .
. Lull, nestling closer 'to his, side with. , , , s season . , . ' 1. .1. I . . e 'will . .. .
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pretty Caressing gesture.. I . � I AS is; fal p� I one Of those gentle -womanly, ingtincts that . . I -ov gold and, BAver stars, or:tiu�gilkani floretteo. . .
. I . I Du ling dee , r and de6perintia love Shadows that shr.iad.tlic,To�rnorrow, I . be able.tia. come,, 702g, to 'indisposition.
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. . not . . '6nei�l'ly-siLf�toa�doptksguidee,s egioe' -Will�aan'Cummings, .t e pi�bn runner I) h' � b ,hably�sllI t6es - -
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. I...., �, I Iover;.ehrs down' intOL the deptlas 80 . I , her place at his I � � GliBts from iho,life that's within,;- . 1 . F �.. . , closely beaded ; theiy are made in w1aftie o;, . .. I I .
observed Rate in freely confidential.chat cipielB head- I ftlyuptd him �andAakeB I Tr%ces of pain and of gorria,w, � of the wor14 from one to 1en "miles,* is I , -
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when thp two girls were. adone;. 11 be is'all of i6ve'at olDce;"h6,'hag slid'-alrho8i lincon-, feet , , . f I on sbe! 'has, go - oft , an' done sitic'eIthat . I Aud� may be a-ttwee of si I Ei, .1 , I Coming. � . . . I black satin, or in'the Material'of", the,drese I - 1 . '
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know, I should be tremendously afraid of to the dettainty that � he. loves Luli'b6tter . 'ller head and smooths her hair forla.rxioment the winter,h'as' come and has ruled over add' . � . I
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uch to do: with, . tbala bah�B-ever loved any human.creAture be etc ' ' � I , .1 . . ga6aebody'.' For instance, Ahe'mottler of ', . . I
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him. len't he,rather dreadful sometimes 2�1 before�--better �tli h - . v worldooafls,a�a,justly, is ahlai6st gone., * Still willter'S -pale balli have made. somes'engagemelits� ahead with .. , I I
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Never," smid Lull; ,possibility,, f, ever loviul� anybody else. - ' calls, I it bad match,' '� he begins; v.bru.'Vtly,.,, fl: ty sndw.-ladeaish sewing., o�do,-`whois'g6herall h y when I - , -
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quiet, ra,, s. YOU knew, with people Who' . he reviews his positiou 'with ,'&s.p'ract . ieal� Shia replies� collecting her �nergles.for ifie. .�of frosted crystal. � .. I .� � '' I:. 4 - * : . , , � . , � , - � - I I I 1.
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. offaud him, but he has really neverepaken And Sensible an'eyIg as ca,n be expected'from .oragal, anh feeling stronger and daliner. , la'�' f hen her".mam'ma is lo sy'W�61aing_the ' cut the crosgb�n ')a - I .
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Ly , and - , -e�n,o avowal. � I - . I Ca I ' � ' If "I a cold room, -at thfi- eason, and bra "w, -
I Iau,ghed outright as she . aspared ,work ,,,, wak . ,�i,d�iimala'k)e2emhoanseyn;61iiee, may at , , .has sewing to diaj�Mary.sitS y. N;6i�s' ' bty-le, and the'.acblpihps�nyin�, Skirt � , 6
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Kate that lie had' Dot adopted'thin course, . But cne�dav, wileii September had fled,.:-, , a's present .1occupatibli. is � poking' h-erside"and i8aAg 6.i.ttiiinin:g . j la - P, 0 .
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of education ; but Kate rejoined I , I . . and. taken wi'th lier'die last of the Summer,. �. I ,, Lull. Cain�y6ii ot'put, ,Sticks of firewood and� bits �of. Paper into the, -herseilf, In, 'Bh6rt-, Mar� does 'everything ofWhite Sicili.ena, will hav6AIle.sa,me bias I I., �
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11 Weil, Ile is a darlingv you know; but he' and October'js:gI'v1'13g a foretaste bi 'winter this -fancy, I away as a dream -.16t Duke go grAte, to .rekindle the halidfulI of 'stuolder;*', She canto Ii-hten.her-ma:mma`s toil and thick white chicb6e. � - , 11., : � � .
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I Zooks as if lie wouldn't think. nauch O� begi�t. before, the mellow �waimth.'Of the Indian' his way, and, go' yours -and Bud a'116ther ing coa I Is,-, She does not,cominif the extia. , . � , . I . . I I . I . .,
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change, might have felt dull agai , if it had sofa in the drawing ioomi Duke. and Luli Are you in earnest -in wishing to encourage, - . . � 'I
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by fearof getting a; black eye.??' ' , . ,.-No, papiq t " - I solitary..cu'p of tea., , i , piano I ing�wh,u.tbeK ch is ,given' to) traffict� e '' I
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� not been for a talisman 'that arrived from are.left'slone, , in the' parlon - � They had 11 I and allow to grow, into the p'assion of a life, WOM8,11 liow---4 ,pretty, graceful young� _-ffffd:-(5f3hiB,a'm6uut -two4hirds is ro&dced -at that port -is -to be�Daore .than'dotiblitl this - , - I "
r witlat a Roman Post- ' -wandering, f W girlish romance that,, if � it is stamped out .tie . of . . 11 I P. . . . 1, I . .
over the sea-a"Iette been talking I tend oule subject . ,. I woman, who.picks up this k charred,, I -there law
w en a � . 132ar ,in Wayne county, NewYork. �- L , ' , - Season. it states t�at whereas . I
mark, addressed-toMiss'Glencairn, .which to,.another';. and no there I has. fall I now, will leave no serious' k b6libid ?.11� firewood.with dainty fihgera,, and,who has O , been ' . , � I
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his pocket one day, without suspecting that . Luli is leaning one elbow, lig'btly on the f3aiaisoftl.�.,,but��teaafastl�Btill. .. . ments,of a gently -bred lady in her air and gathered in its great metropolis and'-ihe 1. I . I .
it was about � the most . precious present he .. arm of her'easyPchair,*ber hand suppotting .1i,Are you So fond of him, then?" he - . I I I sulatirbsi the � reof. Only about. . 20 � per. cent. .me'r, of these tha'Salrnia.tme' will have six , � � I .
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could'have brought her. 'It Was from her head, and her fingers pughed into the r'ejoine4-,,gl6v�ly,ha�lf-v�istfully, .- Telling, band of bor,baad; bvan� now While engaked" which there is- to be ix lin a of three:steam_1 .
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- la, wavy.coils,of X ray ofthe'Oefober child, .is this a romance, 'or .in if I ' - engaged in agriculture, - ana- of this number' � I . .
ay urne,.o couri t was.brily a l her "it. l, I . I . 7. � 9ve �!. in the unromaintic takof lighting wfire. , , - I . % .. . . . . ,,1
I - the "I o bams upon* the'f tail. white Angerg and �Think well."- . 1. . . %I I. 1, I 8 . two4hird's only �are�: ft),rmer , B iii 'the � New .ers ,runn on- � .
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,ordinary I . airi, her Jace. in partly , � She raised. her. -eye to'his bray ly and I , aglaild or Northwestern, sense, an �uluth � . Also I ar ,
and- brother character,". but in it he gave the 'iare �old ' la� I .- 1 : . I Been 80 .much W'ear that only much car'ef III E of
, an I . I I . 1. I 111. wotd,Of.farmg ' de 500 acr B there are line hi� been organized to�run lfrorni Mon. , :, , I
�-light which freely now- . 1. 1� , i darning boids-.ii.together In some places:;, un r e - ,, 48 . .� 1, . I
, her a lively and. detailed .sketch of 'his: lifial in ghadow,'in that Soft half I . 1. I . I .� I - , treal, to the Landhijg� ' Iii addition: to the .11 I
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in May. On which promise Luli live a li.��large dreatily eyes: are np-'turned nestly, solemnly, as if ng '. a, V3 -w, to. , are ' it o4reE)h':,&s,tIDBy pr 1. o 1. bably .1 ifteen- � steamers, 1, us enuinera e , I ,is ' " � .
, I . Ynit . I no 8 were A, , ' 1. I todeisiood that the'.A 'erican Line -of � , ,
1, - - a moutlaB of March and A2rilwor6 , to Du ;r9ve atientio)a as If-bf heaven, ,,I dolove hinal I . mug IIII014, - twOj ago.,: Z ,i . I about" 120,000 souls out -6f 'a' total, popula- U ., I . . , M . -: I.
. 'while-th . . I I I ke in, a gentle � , , i, -, , - - 1 . .. I , day or ora , s. �niaat' and trim, of nearly 900,000.' The bulk, ,of , ifieI st,bamer.Awill "Call I at the' Landing tha. � I
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Early May Saw .the Gleneadrias back in vations (ol�i .High Art, and the blindness Of I I T"Af6rocaurn looke af�hef, ekw�hier7 _ ea into great:cahleran�cbeB, .. I
. . . can, e liut lie ot ,tie -those-:w-ho....---O'u---il'--I�"-.--,-b ficiful _Landing bidp fair to bec'ouAe'&--g_reatp'9,r't " . ',
-and Miss Priscilla reunited to laer� the' nation t6itd rules and req�ulre- mother in' bar now, more Vividly than. ever I owne fn - a -,.Of 'Inilliorlaires aind, . '' I . I . I 1. I 1. 1. I
London, . he I I hold that'D 6 � ribbon at all is better than, fffa06ba �IiWc'prcss.,, , , , : ---11, . .
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sigter, and the whole establishmenfa�sem, ...in) whieli he'lias been makino, bad Been her'.bef6re.: Ile Sa,ik tile light faded �ibbon'. : she'. likes tbilaks bright and ollssolute, . ,.I `
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I ' "ibr EL few oflove on Luli's face transform il�' into - � .1 :, di;pirit�d' 4ierderig. ' Ili,' the citi . es -and' , ' - � . . 1 . I .11 . .. . .
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bled again in the old house near the Regent's . , Duke looks' at bar in silence . I . new and fresh�whon.she can afford them'-' ' . . .. I .. . I I �
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Park. Late May soee8,Luli watallimiand' seconds, and .then sa I but if she cannot got fresh kibboil'%. she Ii � - . 11 I I
. � � .Ys, Impo. I I I, . ad fall of purity 6iid innocence aDd.paggionate ve in iodgiilgs' and' take their I . I
waiting day after day for the oDe,visitor quite irrele'vantly to any s'ubjectthat h , . I regarrig.a, faded breast -knot ,�s a very great ... - . . mettle at "saying like'this - ',� You shoilld'u6ver 'pall. . . . �
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whose voice in the hall She longs to hear, been mentioned before, - . aursis by6s:; that look � restaurants, so that,, the meaning' of the dov� ' I I
I . ,better 1han , none. Yet thbre,:'is ,nb' . 1. - . I I n an Opinion until you have -SOMething, , . I
and leading in her secret hoeart�'a kind bfz "I wish You would, not, look, so lovely, of childlike guilelessness and Womanly Suggestion of: tawdry, faded finery about � good old �E uglish word- 11 home " ,is never to put i'n its'place."' In other words, if I ,. . : ,
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Mariana in the Moated Grange existence. tooday I" .. . . 0 , bar; rather, .she ban the gif t.of wearing her � I ; . your,fri�ndli.8 Out,f6 ' . . I
. ,,I' . intensity Which proved the brook between - irbi hira'utitii yo I
.- 0 a the firBt of June there comes a ring' . �layTl she responds naively. , well-worn, ,dress.'and faded ribbon and, Darius Brimmer, 6'f Berlin, N. Y., is the Niagara, Falls don't distu u .. I
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I atthe bell, a well-known stap,andivoice !',Because its dangeribiiig-b� , cause it I 11,womanhoold aud� childhood fleigt," was '9'rumpled frillg;;so . . that,,,instead I of their owner . of a v , cry valuable car, A�. trout. ,have foupd.some . Smooth . water for his �
an opening and shutting of the drawin ... look .at, you longer I Shall be led on to crossed and Left behind tor ever -was Lau- - making her is is all O � Be . 11 .
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room door, tuid. a totally . unnecessary say-�' . . ". . . . . I., I ra'g,veryi look: � . 11. I �. .. . . I look presentable. � �- "' I !, ,�, .. I and the catIb,riugkini mass. of trout is in,the wyang get him away from it � as -., I�I
alIuouncament-, to Lull in the,parlor. " To say-wbatT' she asks as he pauses, He giized at Lull and -Seemed almost to - q . . 1 , will go so6n'as le. will himself find � �
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I Mr. Mayburne, it y4l please, Miss." � � I s'lid"asks it almost in a whisper. ', ' I forget what they had been saying, or that - ' , I � � .!1 I � I to a placoin the Cree I k where the water �something to take. its .place ,#had it is I � .1
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. - Luli enters the room, looking, rather "To speak� words that -would b� rash, they had been speaking at all; , ' , � - ' �, . I I pen tworocks very close her. 'needed ' An erroican do hiin no good, and I i
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I - wa� Dcaliv Chnit,ged to 'TOba" 0 'Polmilling Here heiWill watch forIhig pray,
. pale, but very pretty, especially when a mad, for me --9' IoOti.iartiBt t6mytoyou." 11oYon.ardlikeyour mother-the.day,.' �, I � cc . and .the the sooner he gets rid of it the better. It I .
Soft Color nuffilses her face as Duke presses . . Lufi does not shrilik'�away or avert her stood on, the deck -'and Caught the. first .I James J. Sullivani 26' 'y6a�a old, fi'boak- firstuout that attemPtsto'go through the may Dot be albtbat'is, required,, but 16 is a - � I
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� her hand, and her eyes droop beneath tlus�- 'eyes -,--a� inaioad o1 blusliing she grows Bight of the, English * cliffs," "he said br6- keeper in the employ of Vermilye & Co., narrow pla;ce'ls. pounced upon 'by "the cat lorig Step towards it.,' . '' I I. . � . I I I
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- kenly, dreamily, as if talking�to'bimgelf. .' . and carried in triumph- to the house..' He ' I -11 You i . vas never bitchod. 'in ' I I . �
glad, admiring Bmile with wbich' hsIwel-� paler, looks �Jittle startled, and her breath the bankers at 1.6 N�ssau Street, di6d at . I ' ' , . - to harness - - ' . I
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. comes her..Miss, Priscilla and old Mrs. Boyd comes sliorter.,. Duke I feels that be'is not this in antion'other mother cast a solemn 'his lionae,- 110 I Henr , � then returns for another,'aud has 'brought' -with a. baulky m.ule, was ye �'� �said the I
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are there; Miss Priscilla takes great inter- repulsed; he stretches out. hip hand imPul" shadow over the girl's fAir young face. *She alid,was' in 48 many agsix good7 sized trout.i , .
- buried yesterdayi Bays a despatch I I . n One :farmer -to a Young- man who bad come to � �
est in hearing ,, all about" Rome; and.Mral. ,siviBly and lays it upon hers'4, the ,color knew that. be had loved her mother Arst' from New. York. The death , certificate afternoon: '.,! - I . � .
� ' , . I , I �l Oil � .. :, � , I . . ask big ol�ujglatWg hand.,. 1'N6,'!r6p6nded.`. . ,
Boyd inquires, in -her mild, piping voice, if risesin his cheek, and- IIISAOge gray eyes the voyag� from the Cape to,England, and, sent -by Dr. Willar'd-Parker, jun., to the Messrs. T..Harry and Williani, Sons. of the candid`aO doubtfully. Il Wall,' then , : I
it isn't very uncomfortable to be all among ,light up with a deeper glow than:sfie has that in bi's're'verie, Dow fi'e had drif tea back Health Board -gives ibeimn I Iedl&te can . don't act jest as I if ye was spilin',for a, .
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those dreadful- priests, if many efforts are. ever -seen irk them before, boa:rd that vessel agauln. SR6 ooked at" cloa,th AS'chronic inflamination . of the Iqn&, bn 'Frida,v, f rom, the, survey in the Far' chance," w all the �atisf 'etion he got. . I I
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made to pervert tile uuwgry tourists, and. upon la . er f airfaine in a gaze that seems he him in hushed faith t and love 6ind-sympa.7. induced bY,. -poigobing - of ,the system �by� . West. - - .1 . . I I . -London Wo?rld': "To pour on . t af ter- 1, . .1
if there is any fear now of being walled -UP cinmever t6ar.-away again. . - * , , tby; and a Sacred silence lasted lopg unbro- � tobaicdo. 'Sullivan had,be'en � sick since last -11 Ab, ha"I"Pai ' I I noon'tes, a;nd.ao some' faniSy wokk,is ." I .1
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. agreeable, an in duty bound,', to' the old � I I . .,� � . I � 1, I I .. I'm. ]act one of 'em.", � I 1, is e - -Dan in'gociety -'and it" I . � -
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adieH; he does not talk -much to -Lull, and. face from him , He taken her other baud Glencadin �Bpohe, - I I I � .. _4.1.. .1 ... -.1 .... .. I. ___ � I. � I 11 �, and I'm glad. I 11.1 -.1. 1-1-1--:1-1-1 ...I- __ .. _xPected of a'iv6i I
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,ull in very Silent, sitting quie y, is ening '4 that wad nestling in her "Child,: have! I C
Ij ,.. '_ tI Ii i - i �' iA his, the" ha� ,I er- wrted a wiah of , , Alargewild. at recently� visited the sheep' - 1. I - At"first ''Bight, tha " I I I �
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to his voice Ili a state of passive bliss. hair; and as 'he grappis both her slender your I I I �. I I .1 fold of Mr. Wine Ander o , 13, Oatinaau have been connected 0. 'idle or to cruploy their ,minds ;Upon a , - I .
01encairn and Miss Christianacome in, trembling. -little handB in his �own strong 11� . Never, darling, never V1 Wawainoslai. and .,killed i!hro�e fine lambs* , It will greatly ex�&ditd the- drive . I. �
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Ouke in invited to Stay to dinner, and ones, and she bends aside, and ,. . I 1� ATI&I will not now," bb'sa�a at' . �Eightean.carloads of Mormons passed give their time.to that pretence of industry , : I
does not refuse the invitatl6n. ' Shortly Her head droops as when the lily lies I "-But listogni, Lull, I li%y' down certain con- valuable -S6nthdown ewe � ISO died from the �ovosr. the Air Lin6' on' Thursday night � ..
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and disapfiear one by one, on cares of toilet there isia contrast between the,self-ass6r- binding covenant of engagement yet'. You n0ar Glencoe,weighed 42f. lbs., and when' I ,, — I ...Rheumatic Mr, Burke bathed himself in . I I
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bent, Miss Christiana and Miss Priscilla tion and i po � War of his attitude and. the mafse6 eachotber as of ten as you like, for stretched out measured neally five feet,, in Prince Charleo �oi Prussia.lams i met w4h , turpentine a;t Lyons, Iowa, aud,theti li�hted ". . I _�
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N., 41,ft "�Ifblack dresses that could V'ar'y"'well" 'almost 'humility ot'his voice; , be� looks' a few ni as a. kind of �test and trial length.. , I . .1 1. I 11 . Y . . I his Pipe for a coMfortable Bmoke. He was ,- I .1 I
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a lo-rns her scanty like a captive as be whispers tenderly , fully to each other, be openly ongaged; and next April the hundredth, anniversary of . I . � 11 I
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an, l,'l, . ,��i"a� -But long tefore any I . 1. will and saveiif$Tdf�rsors of, the S6.Petersburg -.1-1 Paris.,m ail 6f acturer claims to,have his"E'DILOMbInGilt6i Christ," but,be bad - .
of thoh"Re", * 6nonleted. huli hasi ken � but a few suffice.- I . tbn,tarrabLuOiD6ntg&tiElfVV6U2" , � � and Odessa, Unive'rsiti6a at� n'n�aflndllinnn fni-A A, `.vnAlfw�f, niconr vvrannAr IT, worked at it f out ,years. thought it hilit,leAlitf. ,,, . ' ;
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