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WHY MEN DONOT MARRY.,
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for being whattheyare till, they rise up
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ra'adyto Shoot theirlamd4ordB an4w4uld.,
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"No, they won't do that; Stoning people
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is the form civilization takes up near Man-
ybu know,, maelma, hovil pE ' aticular ,w'e '
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"No More Sen.il �
,be employers. , Jeaving.the-6hildren Uri-
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Aye, artists come to paint it, andwriters to put
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arian, JUshe's kind
heights yet;,. besidep,� M i
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dBpacia4y if; they Seemed to waut to know
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The'.Eil marriage . market has be.
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view of it," 'Darragh says, angri
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a description bq� "llasly
'and drip : � giveTloef
they will'undigr'etpil her. Let your mother
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go,ab9nt amoiig ther1aborers,10re - she has
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VS. 1 . I . I I ' Xelim of competition AS; keen as
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We era talking, how to
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. the Btate,pf affairs Been. througn �conven-
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ti . :1�nglish " Spectaclea � irritateg,her by
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known 'sorrow, they! ,nd
respect sorrow a
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'O'Lekey w - 01 , y �mbch
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indeed,", Darragh replies. � I,' No ,one di
Whitehall.Bevie2u. The nat4roJ ,imealseh,
iBregard ,
pf wom'e'n are di iid� Meitheis`i6ise
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7 minue in music or song 0
The voice that fills the br oding air. with its
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itaindefinable admixture!of�accurkcy and
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Marian cries. -Oh, dear I the lecture he
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rig- _ I Honcirabile,�_:� or -an, Prudent -a ' 11 aoes---:a-u �diE
pqtw her bei I ii*_ - I - ,d- , o6un; I enaues;-by-
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O'Leary,, but about here we do object to, fair meaus and foul,, love matobeH. 1 Girls , �
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A lie that -is all a H6 maybe.inet,and foughi with
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read me last night on � the way I
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conduct myself here paralyzed My braiij
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'her tacking the two together in ,the way
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choke ,down their feeling% and aid and a
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.air seniors in, encouraging, men who are
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angry roax
When its breahers;r1se to the east wind's 0&11,,tO
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simply ' paraly.�ed it; and at the end of i
he. told I to be; my nathral self, and,
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mind," Mar iall' BAYS, COMP�ACOOIY ", " YOU
" catchea,!' ,, throwi � ng -off the restraints
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Xod Darragh's conscience tells" her. that
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all would be well., NOW cil'u-moy woman
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don"t'like hot beca-zise. She isri?t ind genous
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thereis at in this state.,
Bbme truth
be her , natural slelf ' who's ordered not to
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t6your-Galway sail; now 'I'm not indige-
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marryi" And yet,- the Most inveterate club.
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ment of the case W,hich Ronald Makes. go
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be I fo ish and selfish and extravagant 2'
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nous either, so *a shall fraternize proh
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Ma , th ocker at love in a cottage was,
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he told me not to be ,I them� and at. the end
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rian advances the proishbility With an
once a youth not blase, to Wh in the 'si -
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of a home-waa'erichapting.. Almost every
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31 shall lie iii,164ela the chuicli-yard there when
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by it, and fancies" She finda. comfort in� the
reflection that, come What will, Arthur wilf
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hearts by'show �
air, 1hat � Bosnia to ohE dle�ge* rerhark, but
Darragh leaves the - chQlenge , tuan-
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at realizing,,sbrao such
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riever gall., her spirit by finding ugly,
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usually nipped -in the bud by want of means
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her. that Mrs. Anne,sley, iii,ber desire to
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abo t t She
-'by, failure tip win the particular , -
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By the waves so strong and
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like it mamma *ill put managing.
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hand in matters worse." ., I
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Bhow,the old stocks
dges not wish to be 'admitted into � their
declare in favor:Of all
set. Buffers'
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acutely -1 b - utiman is an 61astidereatura;J
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KIDNEYSr LIVER : AN 9 URINARY ORGANS*
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And tbinii of �' the land where it] I sball,".,meet,
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Dolly ; -ks-if. You --do
ould openly. I I kill �a world, not
' ranks, BE ,tained ere.. ly prp�� , ag. , _flaiiiii �
niihnown-wommu, w,titll�n0._agq_r -entire
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here is no ih6re'96a � .
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Yet I cannot rest by.meadow or fell, or the quiet
proves .himself iss,
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Thyn.ue,'.R,good--w-ord,...,.-T.h.e--Btablej3, a,t.,DAr7-
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1 -finc 'thing,� settld, themselves
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but finding it almoat'-impag le:to 'set up
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ragh are soon filled and well filled too with
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in o very muo t. o, same, or or in� w lc�
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in English country plabes. I coul
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rea ing o er,Mi-as-ThynifolaBsures
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h6rself: nevertheless.ahe is ,sorry that a
an�ideal.--. Matrons with attractive daukh.
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be cured, and that is by removing the.catio&- , I
whatever it may be. The kreat medical author- I I
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horpes that are a to,the place.�
of these belong, to Captain Mackiver, but
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beautiful,
be quite hap - py here; � ,the place is I
to do So Bhould be
woman who can desire � . �
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is caused by deranged kidneys or liver, T -
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tli6 others are Mr.!Anneslp�'s property, and
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'Darragh therefore;,has no scruple in ri ing
0 uresque.",
and the people arepalitia Allidpi t .
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level barriers, between -:Sexes ;
Irls . tennis, th , they
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5!he want of the sea is at nay heart, 1� hear it call-
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smoking -room, they dance, not only in tile
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C'usire has achieved its'great reput%tio�j It" - 11
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gallant sho,
young people coming out through the lodge-
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stopped 1800 ug6. It is-true.ihat the
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a aturaltandency.of such intimate associa.
tbe�m in a healthy condition drives disease. �
and.paiii fi�om the aT6techJ`, For all Kidney, Itiver . � . i
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destruction was.not, instantii-neous and a;
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froubleal.gencrall� eat has no ,
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through Worn-out old Galwav!; 9tillr Moor-
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great number - of the inhabitants saved
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equal. 18ewaiel-ol impostors, naitiLtion-31and :
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too aw' '
jhei� _ Old deal
,lives and even k' aj'j� go
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i utentions ate fgi-hten6d off . before liking
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'BegetaJove. The're is an -prevai ing fuss
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c6ticoctions said tobe just asgoo(L
' For Diabetes ask Ifoi Warner, `61.., -- . � ,
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,creach,
. pass the great white throne. -
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D6,rragb, the the land,
With �thera . I . h And 1 -
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shallfeel-that we fiiA'ainoli better have�
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show us every detail of' RD&ln life. , The
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all 61aasew' of the �Ouutr!
rebting 1 from � y
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-stayed in Cavendish Squ h
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not have. been of L MU6,, "Jai.pbrtance., if 4
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is set before as with all its good
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and. its evil, its glorie6Land its a ames. We
-which, is altogether detrimental. � The
instant a pair begin to show'any particular
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i have COM&L here to' b& nobody. L Have th6
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is Hore,Are,Apy.nurd_bsr.o.f for 11
� must have been and whaj th
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Were like, Almost us well 'as if -we had
world around them is instantly on.- t-. U'�
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pive., Themotber .watches, fasses, reports
. . ,4orious voice I can
-When the airisvoidot their, . .
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Dolly says; rising up to' fetch a trayful'of
actually (i among them. These'ola:
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to her cronies and too often catechis'es the
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strangest of all the promise, writ in t& book,
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to aid, :
prompt paymaster, And. Willing and'sklifu,
cards frdi!a a corner where. they have been
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Pom'peuatis were vbry modern. There is
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girl, wounding sense of
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e'long 'and happy
physician, his clay. will b . I ',
reposing. ,"Come, Marian, .there is the
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;,put ocl
nothing new under siftii.' They had
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-folding-doors and hot-water urns ; they put
� making � her cDasciousi . and
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- leidiDg her 6. d
or . to imagine h erself
no ihore sea." , . . i
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in this laud, I .
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gratings'to their windows and�made rook..
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beloved, when the Man's feeling i . a only
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tion of ,Providence on his b6half, when a
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I sharp, brief epidemic, .& sort of low -fever
. !,�,, I.won't face mamma-Aill I canassure
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her that thejlgbest,�peo�le have called,'!
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eries in their gardens - theiil F'iteel-yar& are
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exactly like those your own chisesemongers
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thatof pleasure in the .Society of,a yo Ung
., '. � , 1 to make herself
mom.anwho does hot beat
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Audagde,swe6ps verthe-cluatdroihou.96
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Marian Says,, Itumblifig over the..cards'in
usetoweigh his Cheddars,�aad,Glo'ster a.
agreeable. Menarensually ignoranthow
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,,and hovels viher�iu the greater portion of
the V�in, frattic'eudeavor to flud"a,titled
Thpir chilaren, had toys likeodrs-14ears,,
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'lions,
'girls note aild weigh Ahe - Attentions they
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�'those employed on t6 estate dwell., They
name.
. "We ftave-�marde.arl immense
pigs,' cats, dogs -made of clay, and
receive, and that they impart the detail
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poor, the majority of these peoplb,
),in coming bere,'an it I a
saerifici d " in ndt
- serving as jugs' Also.:' Poor
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such h -
omage to -sympathetic. if enviou6�
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,are..vary
Poor witl� the poverty that has n . ever known I
nicely received I hope Robet,will have'pro-,
children I poor mothers I' I How did they '
f6-inine : bars, thus giving �rbody'to vague
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A and, that, consequently has
bettor days,
per feeling enough to' get
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fare in these three days of darkness and..
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nothings, and 6rooding over trifleg , tili,th.ey
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abou- I t it no relics , , of former comi6it, no
thia is,a�ni tous-!-AD2on',a-alLthese-c'ards--disma,y-?,--Peoble
w.rote4od2,,1 I 't�e walls, and
, �ather shapei Meanwhile, the mau,-having
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� . catch' bignt yoWr, enchanted: isle ,from
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.healthier effects of- former happier labors.
there 6 on�'thati!I can mention to any
cut their names on - Seats Just as we (10 r
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said the -pretty tbings'his idea of'politenesB
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. the. d1iffb
, . 1�. Arra�ltoie,?'. he, Bays 'laugh-
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'TheyAne pocir--with-the �overfiy.�of gets-
of my old iriends, and , she's merely all
now. , They Aept'birds in * cii ,
igps. In�NapleB:
'has pr6rapted,'goesaway, fdrigetting-thein
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,�, ,� - .1 -o improvidence and rlvallt;� ad Mr..
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Honcrabla; 11 Th -3 Honorable Mrs. O'Leary',.'
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to -day, as.you. walk Chia.ja, you
andtheir recipient, .while she is,expecting
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'-Pprhapol�shfi, andif I can pick up two
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Aaaealey'se first great efforts at
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taform, on hiB estate ate:conducied uiide�r
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Who is she?" . 11 �
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� may find yourself in the rald�a?,'ot %herd of
goats, with bells round thei' necks, exactly
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a declarhtion its the result of a few '40 I�
t lings, a equee �
no I " " I 1. ze Of the hand, or tender
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elephant, Mza. PowleE3 ; all th �old sery ts
� ro C a. ,.It
the � most, discouraging. 01 iumstan o
: t idly ; for, truth to- tiell,
the ca * rd ra her stoli
like those in the Museum. They gave
glaficeS. Women - are not, aware, on the
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I . are,going to lOaVE) in U.. body, and Dolly is
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is difficult to insist -upon �'. people scrubbiog
shebas not burrowed for details concerning
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tokens at the doers of their places of enter.
'people
.other hand, h6w.6iocer6ly be may like and
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I . a . t her wits' and to replace tuem; the,giisat
Mrs.' A�iiieiiilay will ha,V6 to put uj with
and whitawashingi draiuing�ausd genor,ally
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im�rovin-i-�themselvea and their. dwellifig;'
tho6s who. bave ]bit cards" .at Darragh
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. - t 1' weeks. - , '
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taiamerit7-the in the. gallery had
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pigeons made of -a sort of terra cotta--Th6y -
�adrnirea.girl without a thought beyond
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mere,gopd-will ' And it is � precisely thb
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some Wild tipeciaaeuka of the go'nuB.Sdrvitor
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when they -'are ,prostrated with weakne'ss'
"I , el-Imusu'find
I out. Now, Dolly, do
. : put'lamps' inside the holl8w eyed. -of -the
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better kind man w al a
h6 f I into: the mis-
'fortune
.for a tiale Tit' afra'id, unless �sfie, brings
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� and pains and �,have noti a larthing!t,p give
'come And look, y(
. .1 I � . )ur� grandest � and best
masks thAt adorned their fountains The),
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. �of raising false hopes ; the man
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more tiv&ted zrouble With -r in the
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vi another to do for them' the work they
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her' d it let he;r'Ihini that
ore mamma; ow. ,
e'v6nmadpgrott6sofshe --�vulgarityitseft
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who believes in. the simplicity and candor
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Shape of-Eug'lieh Servants "
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bemselveB .unable to perform,
we have all gone down. Oh 1. I thought it
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a lin
is ancient. They ate Sausages, an ng up,
f d
c, women, esires, t air a
h , y'mpAthy and
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Pp
Air. Anne ley _as", this difficulty with
would a 1.1 be so diff6renf-go different I"
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-stri of oniona.,They Vad Siandsfor public
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values their regard. A man of the,world
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I gbodeense'and lib.i.lity. He.physics thea�
the poor young wife , S&ys� as she makes her,
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vehicles, and the�schodlulasibi Uge&a; biich
baa . tile instinct .ot.. gel f -p resorvtifidia , de.
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,1 Tbeir name is legion ; She calls them
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with wbll - docked -food from his own kitchen
,way down stairs that, Are not,sv�ept to her
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to tlaeduuces� . They put :E_hepping� Stores
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veloped strongly *enough for his protea,
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I dirtv,' and I , thal;'s,aa epithet theykes6w to
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And with doses of quinine introduced 'into
lik,lng,: ,to 9, breakfast -table that -is not
,across the roads, .that the dainty young
.be,
tio�.. The sense of safety, is the real bond
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C ) . the death; and she spoae of Ka:thl6en�zhy
their bystemS,throfl the Agencyzf a bor-
appointed -and served to her taste. - , ,
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.pur'sy. old,
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Patrician ge6tlempu And igil
of, many of ilie allian 11 a a a
ces ow o, I Ship a
able
, pretty friaLd from the C laddagli;y I bjuknow�
dial,and friondly ' sherryC; Zd he employs
.,,PowIes,�6ur cook, is, nearly"' ,single -
� t Senators might-not,soil their" dedsandals.
-Sometimes Salutary, often mischievous -
'bet'Ween
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foieigu` aid�' to purify. their dwellings, and
handed in the kitcheb," Robert. Anneslay.
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It was nevier�dold eiiough for their pipes'to
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'burfat,
men and- married women. Kept
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howl,i at tlie m for- Smoking, And raises her
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',offers good remuneration -to those'who will
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SaYjB -111 grIM Apology.io his gue6ts, as they
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but they turned, their wate �
Within .bounds, no, aulb.picion a0achea 'to
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I voice agaiwit the Alime bonoied oustom of
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e'dineand Work At draining the land, around .
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seat themselves rou. the.table; "we'll
ad
'd- their c'
off' with taps; an ook, shops had
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them, no � h 11 �
opea are - built upon
. going barefcot6d whenever they daa,and AU6-�
11 duats berself like aproud.usurper'.
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��Aud all this he does with the ai . r of' one
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� who deem's it'his duty to do it, not as
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h6a''things in :bettei-i'tiiva'b,y'and.by,'�but
ju4,',b6w1it MuStbe admitted wa"rd.a little
marble counters. They - 'ciappea. their
offauders into thp'6tocks�'two .gladiators
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them. The I lady � receives tyZ�i,.petitB
soin� dear' to,� the faniale. mature,
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ge�herco .1 � .
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la �h, Capt'ain Mabiriver; t fierce
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I - r'-ge, at. I I
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were kept there pightieen-hundredyeara.
ivhich, tile husban S Aad,6g often
d of long Bt E!
I pon!t ug at .
I , gon maybrin I g bitter trobbI6
domestic p ra
o whorn a plea, Sure or who
hop6 of gaining. goodwill tbrougli it. .1 -
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-11 I have Always found. the breakfast the
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When.their crookeiy� broke they I riv I eted i .'
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'n6glects ;,the a _ 11 �
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ian .receiveg-the symp _� .
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. yet . Upon th� Annesleys." . .. ., 1: ,�.. I . I :
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real test of �a cook's capacity,"- Mrs. Lepell,
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At HerculAneum tfi, ere is, a huge wine ]'at!-
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igrateful tha masculine creatur a., , 6
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this ' . " .
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. 1. When D Dlly and. I are marx-led:1111get.
,feel I
� conferring .. . I
boon upon them �; their
, steering her,Way. of selection through
says I I .
half-_buri6d in the earth.! It n
. � has beg'
feel Without Anal yZing their - 11 Ii.
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her to come -to us AS cook," hb� says'
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i the young bidy who "a been wishing to
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sense of inasperidence will .make thani'like
better., 'doing
the many Steaming aishe8'ou.the table to,
,on 'a which', i's both appetizing ati!twholb-
l'badly broken, but is ad ne'at'ly. riveted�
I I doubt ' hold �
with many:rivets-that it rm .
ments, and �it is. a common compl i
a at
,among -them nowadays that it is imliossi.
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. moral:. quinine ill the. shapn of': .
give him .. A
.in, the for it in the.,spirit of
�'fiard,,manifeat dutyf" he tells himself; and
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1:6 11 Dinners are � comparativsly easy,
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ble to become well � acquainted with s, gi, f
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I four-leAved sha'inkock finds herself f'.luttbr-�'
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;:h6 littfe',knowa -how, literally th by obey -bis-
but it is only a thoreugh �odd ,cook who
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have lasted eighteen hundred yeara,1 . It is
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. a little Lit, is:vasual", an 1: I !a;
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will exert berse'Win the morning;- I made
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"bo-ut��_ -hat
a -strangp-tbing-40-thin , W
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her ,friends. And wise'man proposes
"'character
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She r 'd y
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h6�'C&u v
I self' fillantl ,, --, a ore, e'e no TgdO
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,,��',N'�JV,shis that. has. fill the glory Ann the
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d--ott Bland'" thevsay,, I u6i
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it a study of my life for years to give Mr.
Lep',11 no cause to domplain.of his break-.
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W&LId the housewife, have- said, if sdin6 one
- had told her. thap_he� cracked pot . � ,viiould
'at
without knowing. the of the girl
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'he wisheg to .marry. . Tho-moilieks7who' are
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'daughters"
. 8 eise is a S��S, I - I 1,
&V ng
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11 ), � i,t; . 'n r 6t St
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com 0
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, ; I dubu&thatbe should try tdkeep the,bodies
'fasus." � . . �. . I I. . I
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outlast the Roman 1,� ad pdre ? �-- Sunday
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so eager for ,their establish.
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ment are Wise, although this pr6dipitation
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son us on,account,of. carnation,
a ' I(pol I _ _sit, I ,
O&I U1 to-geither ol those that"Work it
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I E. "A"d ke it hatluis.* BehideS',
; or,, , im�, an ma w
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complain- of, them here ; Marian must
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is not ouly,,foolish but'hidecorbue. I I - -
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f " "' for, Miss - Darragh it's'div
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takealeaf out, of, your' book, and exert
�'.. . Suceem IndLife. .
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:I 11 00 we' get from #a, house now;
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herSelfdn'tho'niatter,'�" Mr. Annesley saysj
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Hbo Efltisc� Ballky. . .
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".For
, . to have to fidrve once. ,I won at
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mba'11139 to &,a very gracious. He N
lif&,Wba fper'ou�ocdupatidri' isdingossible.
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- r :several. evenings lately _LhaS one
and you alimre Ear antigath''.146i; � S I
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Irish by tEat time:,? I'm afral L r. i:.
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'p'6pular,no'r
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Is a a efore her whose ancestors
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a
,a in good spirits. The eight of so �. I
quit Many
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Ill:
A forturie is not rhade .without toil, an 'd
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. money uneArned comes tcs_fe'w.`:. The habit -
Simple incident given me such ,p___
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that now. regularly I lounge, in somw con -
. ley,will navar be "I pr
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0 . e ical radtitionqrk.'� ' .., I I �
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;a i1a t h kt,'we F ipread baard,-his own, giati�
mil. loiterer. never" bria gS L an YJhing:to pass.
Voniont-corner ofm�.'gallery th
I at I may not
.. bake,, so Dolly may have' o , r eason to
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disliae MI. that
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-, ,So,they royally ,r�seilt, any ��' clai � M,. upon
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fie's, his hcs�itablp heart. What .though
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,meu w OW you see ,
The'-,yoilrl ' � 1 b ' - lou�gihg,
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miss it. Loth' 60miortiable
, ag, back, 111'. MY ' ,
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xemindaber a "'49 - -
their good will,.'Miuch leas..tbeirgra'titusle,
is 0,V
there i, war in' the kitchen?- Diplo.
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waiting tlie�weatber�to change
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,chair, t a fragrant Brad .
of a post -p r at dial
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but gr�,biously`permit the' alterations the
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macy will"666n sei�.thp trii1ing Wrong 'right.
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'got ekd6wri-bef6re
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cigar our iin about in head :I listen in a
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that remi
� . . adti zne,'.6f.'Dar*ra-gh,",:iD�,�i�ifi
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invader- I alze6 for ,their .weal, :witho '
Ut
IS llopLaS "al in '
141 ' .-a bigh'tEiS orning of,living,
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.they begin -get stuck before. they start.
half dreamy state to the 6
tinkling' bells". E,
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Mackiv I at aiyis �id a,tpae , t at �-braa _' thes Of
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committing
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iu,.pLace.and prosperity within his bord6ts,,
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Ability'..'atA willingues3.'..to!l0O
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the passing cars. Near we Sits nif Wife,
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. . - such boar tfalb lib'magethat'Darragh would be
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� friaiadl�.'p@icy him for the future.
14stber With his rn�pthe
to, nin-law And othere
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.two grea;t.'conditi6ns.of.,Suco6sa.� uis�6 -
w Us on the, pavement close at hat d, rqmp
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I . a cold coquatte',inaiteadoi the warm-hearted,
.toward
Is , � it no I t reason I able tbat it shoulc1be so? �
whom :the exigeheiee 1 of fate MAY �compel
108S. to,� work An electric � mabbihie 'in' 6,
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in I Y little ones in,all the- vigor�ofb1AId1-§h
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. . opeu-soutod girl B�a'is, if sh6did not'vouch-
Have-not 'Phelim and Molly -and the reat of
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himv,'eniertain. .!But he ddee'wi6h that'
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,vacuiim, �, but the air May. be, full of, slee. �'
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glee. A.seuse of contented quiet,, with
. . . safe him . look of gratitude. �But ,Fills.
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them bepti-i6blided to quit their comfortable
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Mari an I wo I uld t 1; A; brighter- face upon,
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tricity, , a bd still you can draw no Spark
which'the laughing shouts of the, children
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quarters on itecotifit of the English rule
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affairs. The, pis Something discordant.in
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, until,you turn the machme_'� The beautiful
Are in perfect Accord, has entire possession
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j, �. � - Arthur Bbali thank you for that pretty
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that has been established in the kitchen 9
the 110te ' oU glumnese which She is Striking
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statue.may exist -in the artist's Emit; And -
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.of me;,the,ataidIP6,11sis about grows grayer
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" Speech one day, Captain Mackiver,. f6r,1
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, know you tr�eazl'to include Darragh 'the,
It ia a satisfaction to them to know tfiat
thd E n,alish rule is but A white d Be palchr6.
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when: he -is 'so ready to-do Anything &L -d
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everythifig,for her and h�rs. I ; ,�
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it'may almost be Said in a certain sense to
exist in the marble block that StAnds before,
,With the'agingg. day,the sun: makes one last
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. Effort to live � beyoud'its hour,, the, e oulug
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girl, as welL as Darragh the place, iii'your
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. The faithful Powles does not take a drop'of
11 The girls aboul..kere are born coolis
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him', bat.he-musb-bring-b6fib-fi.
his.brain and
go whispering . through� the
breez83 1. � . _
. kindly memorias,`.Ob, dear! -after ,our
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lwhisli:ey� � with her morning's milk, it istru6,
two or three of them in
�yquhadbetter,get . . -
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his hands to bear 'upon the marble, And,.
foliage, of - -the- adjacent. trpas,, an
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train in your own Ways,'! *DA__A
rragh says,
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'-w'01-k hard And, long, in bider to .produce
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Oeace'�:Over-41 with-'aa,mail -
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,raiisguidedlyL,wanderini �intb tfie'conversa I.
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Succes
ra6tic4l. result. ' .1 o, de.
And thbn'�t here comes to the corner Of the
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pends - in A good I mea sure � Upon .the
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attest, ai.young Woman, carrying in bar
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�. � sunny Spot ia-my,oilife; .the , thought of it'
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lgfegate tEsia� But She 'has wtemper and
'. 11. Oh no I" Mrs. Lepell:roplies, warming ,
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will make m6 than unwilling to go-
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a tongue,�' and!*Ah6se gifted, with, Second.*
to the work offinating a domestic difficul
ty.
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� of the rise of the tide. . A 1gre'at deal of.,
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its one first word. 'There'they.* wait, Able.
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. tsay-that should evil days
. at - -Oh, no! if Marian
down . Ones.
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what .we call 11 luck" is, nothing more nor'
moth i and her child; wait till one certain
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bhem she will tbehaltsofmithfuli6tbe
advised. by. me she will have nothing to do
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'car' is sighted on ita way up the'street. -The
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a of Arindsley'as Plielim and Molly and .__
with - froni -3 neighborhood., � I
Ml� girls th
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eyes open, and hib hands outj of big pocket6,
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�ong, it's'ta be hoped," he says.
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th6 �rest, of the disinissed are �to
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i Out the Mistake :of','doiiig 'that. at,
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that. Succeeds.'. Is I missed my chance,, ex-
----- - tF(o--h_f' " b
c cast
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. . - You � cnean, it's to be hoped ,that
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that reigned, here before Darragh went, in
-tVd-ly'%'i3d�--o'f-a'-dau�hter---o � f_t�, �_____�.___
I at race I ff'
Weybridge ; �bbing So near London .
, - . . you
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claims the 'di-sapmated-M An I
- p ppoAunityi.
�auoth.r.datbh agorly'at , the o
_-up� asAbough. it know B- � pap&-'iB-niiari, Pie.
itlylbe cat is there at'a Btiindati:
son' � 11; the
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probably wo sball,,. for we bave'n6itfier of
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.driver reaches over t Bh-boaed takes
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than unfortunately, while feve �
a M�,
I'M, Isur ill Thyinne !is iight - about
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the .little -one from Womari,% Out -
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. inipr6-vidant .race, we shall begin t -1" -
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so a cowering in ,thb hamlet-aild there
gn are , ,
is Black servi6e.in 'tUe-house, that ... M r- � -puts
employing native.talefit,` Robert Annealey
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:selves of the'' emergenoy. , A!ia: tem-
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Stretched arms; kisses, once: or ,',t*. .
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Robert A -her: mother,
n'nesley Arrives with
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the fact o I det"ti 6r forgets lit at� once and
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Again e 'with
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to'dC7-,SdmelEiiig for
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, on, � and froth
�everything else that I hAveF heId.dc�ar�',' ,the
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begins the work over again, i is� very i a y
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46inaure success. ` Many &,�Meicha,�' t.loges
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passerg6is-it, had �ae
- ver been 'empty-
and though'i6brae of th6 loccupants-May at'
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that, wit �. 7 Uri
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wide* Bays reproachfully, and bar daugh-
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one fortune only to build. up Another and- a
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1�i Any inventor fails�da hiisj
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find- ladN, Kille6 ' they�' , to
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11 Dear, inamma, don't " And poor Robert
one. an 11
t lasb.r(awarded wit�.A,
fforts, Aria* is a '
filAor,
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mom entmry 'delay. .Sway,ra�ttlps theciax-
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By and � hot widowed mother
Anne stay is made to', fapl� himself am' is.
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triumph. Some'of the most popular novel.,
�out the darkening Street, into this distance
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the
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and orphaned sisters ... at,,Dq agb,'and,the
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'dbid 'ne 'is
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I or having intbr&s6d his.opinidii
6reant"i -iti
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boyondpaSses-tnwomaL with the -child,
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young mistress of We I I of
intimately �concerniag the, well�
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They Were learning their .tr a do and C .
pretty- pictur'
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. 1proud mianer aboiZt.hpi a6ent to ,ver�whieh
lull
family I and super.
feeling and anxiety,-
a househ6ld. ' ,
beirig-ot bi 0 .
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not-expeo
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place for Many 'a mbMent' after, 'It's a
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She . has. t[iought fit' to .assume lately.
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.t,heir'apprenticeship is over; One great Secret
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trifling, :simple but I, hasten every
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thing done the - tennis -ground at
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of Success, is not to become -discouraged, but
evaping to 'my adcustomed :�nook�Nciv
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,about
once," one of the Miss LepellB remarks;
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a be ready to try agam. .
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SEE) InUSt Bbeal to � , her mother and Sisters
11 ,ta,gee all the lawn
It goes to. my heart
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"He wi U do, that'inoro eaBily,.I fancy,
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to be satisfied withRobert's arrangements
fok her, and'she Must
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looking 6o boggy -and t' kno th t -
dai�
eather may, come upo. ,us An y,and
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A Brush farm father o Ile'd his son into
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.6 r'.4, S., , murderer who
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wbEt,she� IS in reality -profou n d ly dissat-
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we not be prepared with 9, krou d."', I -1,
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the library,the other day, an
recently, escaped from San QuentifiPrison',
- tAin MacEvoit says, uneasily. To toil the
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--41 Harry, -you are now 17, years old." .
but was ciptured before 1e, had,gone, out;
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truth he bousiders the young Home Rot
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� yself
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vared,with people to �play on it, however
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of Caiif6rnia, said on his return.: 11 A man
w An (�ueriva, no__E_11tt6*r_
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.. throwing aw.s,y 1, all � the - good , chatices,his
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la,due 4o me, atd At the same tim�, I Must
a a, resentfully, forgett sing hot intention of
_1 11 I have given you money � from ti* .to
time, but you have had no OU'pulated allow-
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how muoh,pluck and stan:i,ina,be,may 11
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;.-,, family connisetions mighi- give him r an
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behave sothat mamma atid the girla won't ;.
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", shaving" grandly before hot mother.
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al ice. Beginnitig with next : weeli, 1, Bha4i
on going in, ing year after�
Sery yeai'loS66
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begin chipping away lit him," she say
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is It must a - an neighborhood I the
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Allow $6- per week," .
whatever'm �
anhodd he has, and becodues'A
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� . pernibioua. to the hX9t, degree..: But' how
Dolly. in' the confidence of the dressing
only decent parson, who'has called I is. the
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you
, 11 � - .' - llie worthleaSbei�g
That,is splendid I Y&u ars'offe of t
and I know I should
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I 1pr fessed love for the man and the raptut-
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room 'chat which: they two Are having
together-, -before they join the others at t he
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Honorable� Mrs. O'Leary. �
D rragh feels both her color and cholbr
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best fathers in Detroit I"- 1 - -1 . ,there'any
become utterly worthlbas' if I 'remained
loa�er. A� . man looked. hi a call
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''don't 'you,
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r,ising at this, for Among those,:who have
a' �6 per week, a6a,ad you are now
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old enough to, pay board, I sball charge
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thirteen hours out.of the twenty -four is
'Amanof,my
, Mone�[ that Sordid strAin I
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I I ling ii,'s, abo crisia. 11 F or my" own part, &I
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,"If Iwere!You I WOUIAn't begin trying I
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to,, behaves' 1�'-Dolly'says; 11 it ie sue ..
called� are inany ot-the friends ofher
youth, -whereas �the Honorabl
. , ,Mrs,
you, $5 per week V You baa always depe
I nd
upon the dollar coming to you' each Satur-
boundto wear himself out.
tompetan? t could never Sleep thiit tell
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saw my. co I h .
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works. and no iniho thanks you for doing it,
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�ry is. a� lady who � has,,bOM6.r
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dav -!?-Detroit V ree- Press. ��
of tGb, anT_;alI4,c6uldd6 was to, pabothe
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l, ten. e noblemen an gerl-
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bad y filt,
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demesnag � tLie peasants with'well-fed and
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Machiver, . haven't 2" Marion asks.
I I My dear child f profound pity's, not what
, ,,,I think' the :cArds .have - got Shuffled
strangely indeed it Mrs.''O'Leary , comes
,Matilda,Field,
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Davy, Crpcket6, lives in � Gibson County, .�ldaiv
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I ,felt for you when, I bear& he was bars for,
out as the only decent, persons" she says -,
Tenn.,'.ana is62 years old. , 1, � . .
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itterd,'und my Wife�.wadwas always doctotiog'
I . give a thouglit to the- wanfof nione�Jn the
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your good. 'When friend a come to You for
and Mrs. Annabloy, pitying her for.that'
'innocence
At, a recent family gathering in -Palermo
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andneverwell teaseci ine'souigently
some, I,coucluAed to be hurnbugg6d a
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your good they alwayw make ybu yearn for
of the great world - and its ways
'characteristic
Oswego county, X. Y., there! were found to
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an enemy to come, to -you for� your ill- :
Which she� supposes to be, of
be two grandfathers, two grandmothers,
of thaBittera, my wife.'was cured, and she bau
the real plobura Bb Badly the reverse of
don't they now 7 ' But now tell me, what 'young
ladies,brotight tip in the secluSion of
Six children, one.brother, tfired AisterA� o I
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remains(! so for eigbtben months since.. I like
such humbuggind. H. ,T,, St. Paul-piouee).
. our I ev haa nainted. Noble-
slt&Zt I eav to Robert ? "MAtarca ---+-i 4�A
the Irish countig and - Pr6nahnunnery
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uncle two Aunts, five cousins, thte nieces,-
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developed which is so varied in its operations
that Dodisease or ilthealth cau-possibly exist or
resist its'power, and �yet R,is . I I . I
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I invalid or, sniallest,chit.d to use; . I I . .
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Bri-lit's and's5ther kidney .diseases, ,liver com-
plaias,,�ev6rid. coughs called consunip tion, have
been,cared.--'�' . � I I .. � . I
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11 Prom agony of, neuralgia; nervousness, wal�e-
'fulnese
' a d vaiidus , diseases peculiar to
women,, . , .1 . . I I— I . I - I
People drawn ou b,of shape fr'na excruciating
,paing .fIthisuunatisrn, � . . I �
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11glain ..tory and chronic, or sil�feiiug-from-
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gestion, audin'fact almost all diseages frail
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. Hai�e been. cbred by Hop,Bifters� proof of which
Can be found.iii et,ery neighbbrhdod-in the known
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enabling itLtO tlirow off torpidity and
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irsaction,�stiinulatinsg theaieFilth,�, secretion of
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� tile Bile, and by keeping the bow6l.dn free
; condition, eZecting its regular discharge. . ,
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i Malaria. �aylu
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.are biliou�,,. d.yapeptic,orcoiistipd�,ld,XidnqF-
VVort�wili sure, . Ly* ielieve and'.ciu�6kly Cure., ,
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