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.11, � W 0 V"'embok 161§�33. ' 'things from this is that Lord temptation to commit extravagances of an I ,, I I I , � t T J14 SWAGE. - I I .
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I . Killeen' hears of, the , state of things at sort, mud therefore no ,need of � m , Bring Out the 4Aood Points and Cqueen 44 Uer Second Cove," and the Im ortaut
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. 1: . I I ... �!- ,,, ,,� Darragh, an I d reBolveB ko go over and see Should interf � eke, to preveinta,W]OW getting - �-ihe Bad Ones no Much as Possible. I Secret Sbt . �'llt:evcul * I I P ot I . � . I I .
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0 1 1 1. . -favored She 'lik as -A vrealthy la y, who *aoC ,Impleasantly women 1, 11 I - I �
I - I ever� Alen. I. I between the people and their luckless ,, if Blie's old And ill- , finguipfie , d by�a , zed nose,�dbspaiki . " 1, 1 ( 333 .
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I DIU . Wall hold, he,�-,peace. , �ro Irishman ,AII be OIB Ing Of I . t I Now 19orli World. ,� , .. I . I �� �� U � i --� . , 11-4--. -
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I Though.1staud not Within crowded.sonaLe w 1, landlord. . ' ' ' . . 1 � - , istiiice, from 4er neig lboring mo,distes, ., . .1 . . . I . : . I . � ,il � � . I . .1 I . -t
Thou hi&ng tha ' �PT' - . I -fora6patdinofora specig Were aroused ree upolittle B aga , .
con vinced by her,"., jjoid Killeen says -'and -a'38 � I 'Sever' I " "maricau public I I I
Where echo to, echo In eloquence calls; L ? A� yPaKS-;I9Q-:.-Q , : I
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: t I;k t1h I joiu�not the t ,t Surrounds a CH ER XXIV,. . I then he adds, with,4."toud AMU Wont,tp,Wbrth ' -by, the ant t . L � ' �
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�oue- . . � , . . . . I I . I � I - ,. , � in.- OComalon. Aft' er studying her peculiari- ofalittle lady who had been,previously. Ali Internal,116me4v and a SURE�CURE' ' 1, �
. . . I . L � I am never alone. I I TUICKER: 'TR&N WATTin I . P in the beauty anAgrace of his cousl - i . I � . .
. - I I I - " . 1 . I I ties, that celebrated man, arrayed her in a � . or all kinds � � I � .
. I I I I ,. I . . k �6 Now d barragh took it into her head ' I but little announced. She was 046 of an I .1 I
, �� iderabt black and whiteptri'Ved silk .
On the crests of the bills whose summits com. ThaThynnabidodiscons, " y thic er I . . dress, made
� I I . � I to man I the platform the -whole country I I innumerable numl�er:cf aspirante, for public UMEUMATIC COMPLAIINTS., - ' . .1
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- � ni'tme; I I than water. Before Lord -Killeen Starts for nt . . . I with great simplicity, And under her chin favor and had no instrumentality,, aside I , � . . I �
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-Ireland to bring his experience of -the 1! lower.- I ,f_jbin I � � from bar own, i 11 I
� k- he placed a great gailiet bow and another .
Or in the, deep. silence the wood6 call,their bwh�w' 1. -I, She Call Winy6tt,-to-berway i 11 � talents, to Cause recognitiom - I IR
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. I I am,pever alone. , - Middle"'. and 10"Wipr classes of .,his Country- I . I I I rn-h-e-r-h-kir. Her friends were ,gratified at In spite of thls'iadt, however, she quickly gia": F ----- , ' `
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" � � -, I Wg2.11 Dolly asks. � , bar distinguishedi6ppearance, and abserved aphibVedL a warm place. in the heart of th� I I -1 LA"I L
p I '� I . L' I I men to bear upon, the dissension and strife I L I I � .
. On tl�e wide arid flooj��- of the desert wild, � which have been stirred up between them " Nearly ; in,all thinga that are not con- -with pleasuid the purity of her complexion. I , I I 1. � i�-
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I ,a . , Public Which' she has continued �to 'hold , : � I I , .
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� Mid the Arctic wastes.where snow wreathes are mud their lat'diord, he-, goes, to. 8,06 Darragh nbeted With politics Darragh can lead me . Her accustom "dL'b . �� LL
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Where seas L lave their sands in monotonous at, the Thornes. . with the: fia 10 . � d: a h the garnet bows. The If orei,that Bliss MaUd 6jungaiL would Btm�r -. '. X �
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mean- �. He telle her that he shall ,,itart for Its- L Worth succeeded in doing, the, coming RemBim in the p14 " Her S , 13 . . ,�: I Vr. I . I I �
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-L" I I . I . I I 11 I land this evening,-aud lie sees hot kindle as I Love,"L wriften by Mr. John A. Stevens - � I . .31 , ' . . �
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I I � L, 8: Motive for going. � . I I, very few people know how fond.I a of the time had olice.more put. her nose into WAS, only natural that u Ir . : , , - - I X -
J . - My beart.can people its drearaland, so vast ' 'he details hi . . L - I 11 .. jil.thb- at ' . b L . - .. I .
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Withformsti L Darragh. I didn't kDOW it myself until I at relation wi re of her face. .1 I nuaual , interest I ., � 1:1
. tat were in the years that are pist�, 11 Ob, Killeen, if I Might only' - I L propi . 11 . I , should . � �� - -1. .�
� Itade Many joys I fa 0 Iyiif,tIl6atri6 I . . . . .
. Young years, and'ewbet, that, It I .hurt her . ithftil h6art by selling 'Darragh, L al I L -1 I . .-..---
I . . . I .. you l".ahe cries, fervently,� 11 there, wolil, Women of leisure call scarcelybd accused circles, but io'otber branc,68 of the coln- I I - L , , - L--.,. .
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. . , . am 11ok. alone. . of her paill'an'd my wife"s 13corn. of it, let ar' fton', Misdirected liecaluse of a lack of WAS k � , � poplally thS, case, I RHE �� NE . ' :
. . � . . ,� - .. authority, no,refusal to'payJust dlie% if . I I .,� ith . "a - I --- I . , Down that Mis8 Granger baid, for the, U I
R,eu the sbadek,. of the dead at my call appear, . one wh i� e the , her -drift Away Arid make, her home w I Artistic taste. ' The great� Secret of dress- � Past yeai, been i , L I � I � I
L - ' 0 V 8 in As I do shd*ed,tham� I . , I I I I ,L U expeodingly delicate ---- . .. I � i
. .. ......-"L""-.---------.With-eclioef3-o,LlifedriLa-b,Qliplc.,,ph�re,-Ii,-tl�-b,-,ii--I . -of -their-con no -*w-generdus Lstraligevs.!L�, -,- � . L : I
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And light such as never on ,� awlesguess OF d i - .--;�.&ndwome . will,.-'do--�-well-t6,:,�ooiisid r��it: -heal th� and. tII6 7 fre h f In .
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. I I ,V ,I I wish �-I wish,','. Dolly begins - I . . � I . I . �
knttWe� L I '' light ; let'me go I take me I" - . I I 1, Speaking --Beriously� undoubtedly' ;ieai� in effaciug -or strong'emoti6i2al 'play wa's the more Bur-
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. . . L � ,� !.and chokes her. : � I I � -dppd p' ai-, DrisA may. be compared in Accordingly deputiz6a to 66�L ille-popular , �
. Oh I 'grant t . . th'S the world would Say we had eloped." I I . th� ne - L K I. .0 N E Y. , - I C 0 M I - - . I I ,
, . Then, I am not, alone. . a I ere in her throat Modifying the weak pain s, aud� aedent,
. . , � 1, 4 My clear, Darragh," he says, j stingly L 'nervous y; then a ball gath . . . P Lh I ITS
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hat, mh 'n ., dea, L solemn river, I It Oh,, Killeen I ,you a ThynDe, to L Say .' ,-What do you wish � that - 'this' respect, says a, COMIC , isseur,'to the lady And verify the rumoi"or anmoi� as , 7 - �; - ' . �� I
. crosSI 1�_7 , I , I is .1 . its ' ' Give RHUX7311ATnir, a fair trial. You will . . .
I When freed fro ld Time, and its poor worth- tich a thing- -a sUPPOBi- ofait ? Come,, Annesley, your sister arrah ment of � the st�ge., Ng.manager 11 . I 11 . .
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. . . -.1 � . L t*1 L or admit,thafLptl6h . "' , t-A�67wb ,-&to � - we. "a better be would placehis Star on and side of the stage , Miss Gr �, . .. V 1, .;, ". .� I . . . . 11 .
- -IQRBAIV06�, . ion'Could occur to A Be - ;1912 - going . anger'. - a countenance io familiar to : . , . I - L � . .
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i . . i 'that 1, oLur'*Ay to meeting them." 11 " ��, .: , i, a richly-oarved cabinet, and, all immense is A face:611ce 'to ' � ColleC 'tor'of Cusloin . :
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. May deax ones i .L � ,� . * bebestf6r, me and',beat forDoly I I I I I L . L L I . - . I r I , ,seen Dever. be forg6ttdn � . . 6 at Ninatairn. . I I
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; long Igst,be found safe"on that shoUld go.'? - ' .: : ' P That's not. what I was -going to say at the ' eason that ills public Features remarkable In their outline'ml� � _ . . Faffit, Out. , * � ,11 i .
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I , he � gobd. � vvh6 ,have gone , all"', Dolly crieg ; I I I -was going to. Bay I i ,Variably wander fro . . L I .
I With the, gr mt ,and 'I in spite of all. Lord Killeen baB'b4id and �. 1. I I , " , L , L L ,content are Buim6imted by a pair of - lar' . � :, .
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i I L� :read and feared;,Itbe state of ,the 'Country wish your. Affection for: DarraghL � Would . . go . I ocit.21hd, 1883-; ,� ,,, .
' . Principe, point.. Qathe'dontrary,he Would a greateSt - ult, $17THEim-A - : I I I - -1
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I With loved-oue ith light an a1ing to atone, keep you',from 'running �thia, reckless risk - -- I L ' , �,
.He. ' :Beems w r9e than he hi6 anticipated, now I I group the -parterre, the� Q 11 .1' crvarlt� Mary Biuce� who hia , .
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. . I I his- desti� --Ao---thedrJ ofthe�car, - .41., I -1 I 11 Lord Kiliedil §M'YW,' a- 0 , g,�,'�,a,�-p,�p-glp-,-knd�-,L�con�--charadt6rFi: ofthe-most�'emotion ail natur jL 'ti4ba';'[trkd,WaB-UL)2fit,to'L�e-rfoi7in-her'duties� wlidir. � - -1 1: L' ' - ' L L .
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.-�' , cantrated'effec he wombii,,of �southern She,pomesses within herself the' element(a she came to my, house I -advised her to,upo , I
hation �ver, -�r�tbar,not to Me, 8 I Q1 .L.Beep6p ,
- , a. a moment before has'beenall e.thu.i I I t. T L . I 11
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. � . � HUSIANDI RELATIONS ..- : wh ' Robert .A.1masley , goes .away to harneBS , ,of faelin_gv,ith O��i . 1.
I I I 1. I .y 11 ast in the cause �f driving It his lordship's I � -. � . � Egr9pe, Lespecially the,,S,paniards,' under- Rheumatine, which she'consented-to. .1 ordered. . .
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, Pat 11 f med in' Oianmore thi , L ' 'at " of th I . .1 . one bottle, whicb� did 'not make any, AP - ,
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. I I on , * " , I 1, . at ifiluka:bett6i'd iaki a certain mare, we , a stand' beat 8 Beare , in dr6Bs,. a . a " ieyed to an audience. The man of new : tak an(Taron . . t. ,
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I � I I 1, " L.� I .11 :. 'the job. , . ,� I .� L DL� for her Speed and,untiririg� courage,* to the minute attention, to -detail to procure a * I 8, barge, but after ing'the sectind tbiril L
I � .' ' r�,� , , I I I found the lady at',her home, in this city and She commenced .to im - ' .She continued to I . . I ,
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. . . cai�; 1, but;trdst\me; Miss Aunesley, I will- bfi,rmiicg, and effective enBerikble, And �th I was oorde& quiet we coo�q. It waB - Pbott'l .
The eople Loved Her Much. 711� i,,fali.d�, L r . take thc� balance of six ,which has made, - , � a�
. ' - I . a has, no 'special antagonistic iiot- ably bring him'' back - Smf 61Y to You-, but instinctiv6ly�- Concentrate the' obsery 1�'t ond a V'�. A'coibi,leteoure.' She feels now as well aawhert ,
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. . 'i ' to be"done,, � k'days.' - Th6se -clouds must break soon ; byt6eikskiliull,management!of colors. TheL color oth6rcouritenanca both' indicated.� ., , otherwise , improved ber,,beahh. From what I - - .. �
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. . . . . I .L So. urged', if�c6mas to, pil L ,sr , s that-barragh 's.ister"�L he Avows,' !, tilt' (M , � Lj� him will bring back a promise of hat. attention dntheir most- attractive feature pro,�ed h , 1 ne .
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1. I t. does go, and, I . � 'it'AL,only the I the.people have, majority of women'will- dispose obtrusively ,, Is it true, Miss Granger, that -you , con", I have L much pleasure in Tecommandind'your .. -
,. that Mr * Thorns iS ril�diantlV happy in her 4e'alidlgOillg,to��Ido anything to, help the, 8 are the � red, *yi PiAt - L . I . -
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. .L r � a a a starting. tour, , the coming Rheumatitle to those, afflicbedJn like maunerwL- : .." 1 .
f multloss'toilat on the -60x-seat; , enemies of the, down-trodde6 tenantry And, d, willf, �` assert them- *to theirL taile't, while the Sganiard will Veil . .1
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I I . "A royal highnese',or two are coming to )eaBantry. Anywherd. else, his lordship's I L I I 1L .. I . I i Season?," , - � . .1 I Yours very truly, WM. LEGGSTT, Collector Of I I L, . .
a, _P- -I. I . - "Yes, 1 :deed.... My ,Season begins in Customs. I . 1. I I . - . . . �
,. hon.j .4 'L Be ves." , . I . itnitysteriously in. black, and her pure bits ' I ,�. I �. "
. lunchonLord Portbank'9 diag,-whenth� � .ai but not Darragh . The Spot is : 'trt� Think - of the evil \ lnflue�ces, strong, L. 04 . L I n . I L, I I I � . . .. . �
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I a much -honored and Ve: ... -� In W."L . . . I. .sweet, and sed in Lthe coile-of her� hair behill at ear, go to San Fri,licibcd,and then play t, I . LD BY .... ALL...I)..RJU.GGI15.T& . I -�,
ry. -couLspicious 0 1 � �, L I L I .. bear upon those natut!Bs"i., she says. "Think making it2us art a�ddxtion&l relief 'to the . � a 're- � . I , , ., �: � .
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. � . ... T d - Dark looks lower around Lord Killeen its � L L Inallider of the. season through, the E astern . , -�
.party who occupy -it'; for Darragh, ex0te .1 . - of the aid th4t is offereai them if L they will� 1. - ': :L� � � . .... :� L,The,-�, 4WOillatifto ata. -- , - 4
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1 by the spectacle, is lbbkii�g spichei - . strw6s to � make them . 'aurfoundi gg'thatget:off-bei-;iacei,and,,no't,�&lfd,,Wegti�r-d-s,t-l�tw, .1 . :: �4 , . I., � -L ... 4 "Hfam�tun--Qg--�-tk.,-:L'.",-. .7,1,-,,� ;,
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. her best Lie: a,magnei for ELII-me '' .. ,: understand that to.-barragh-to his friend4L the itiletbey have-nevailoved.' Ohldon't I tte , I -.-to claim I ; I !Are you colififin t your health 'will,�Lqr- I - I . � 71'- -.17 . .. I ,. . . . .. . '�
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'. . . � ;I a eyas.�� .1 � I I � : I women -have the 8 , .G Winer, -5Z,...Co.,, Wholesale A-Kenss . . I
. X � . The Vatoll" have Passed to the 'he� 4ill be taken."'LlTo .Darragh and , L a ntion. Americai . , , Mit�'Uoh an andertAki.ng?" ' I. L _ !�-, : I � I
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. . tuna of -it The Campbblls Are Coming," -"and nowhere else will he go, lab what willbbule'. - I g1la L, . me met .of 1 L. �� I 9 a the first reply,to this*:, - L I ' - ' . � rJairmilitopm. . I . . � . I L. I I
. . . I . I whild-this mar is upon there.. A sudden' d- i IitY- They question, Attie I I . .
I I vourage to as art their Ili ividua . r which she said: . .. - ,
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. now the ql6ndid soldierly 186h go by,�witb -of it. I I . . . I .. 'fear has come upon Mai .1'�Piayyoukeel? seekvmriety, but it is variety withinthe , . I -]D. LC N. � 1'. AG. S3. I : . I .. . 1.
.1 I L the.Aiiglo-Irish Duke at,their:head, to the ,' Then his lor&bip's honor's- feet MUHt . It Certainly. L 'It' IS. true I have been Ill . L . . . . . . I
I I I I .. . I I my brother,at home io-day." \ .1 . I I limits pkescribed',by the dress. inakei who is for the Past two years, but Dow 11�'L' . - I .. L L I . I I . . I . . -1
. ... spirited mel6dy,- ,,.8t. ,Patribk's Day in the take.him there, for no horse -and car will 11 The Sudden :fear is grou--.dless; your confined lb�' her. fishion::.plates, and ' . L I . am I - . I L. L A .. . . L
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. , . rymen, I. in,hiSL service this day. I 1, I . nerv*es are shakee byl the almok'nial condi- sidering her Bty.las Apart f rom'thd wearer, . . I "Not '-" . .- 1. 11 L I I I
w9rn'by ber- dashing -looking', count 'L I . ion of the life you ai6 Jeadininow, With 11 any .idea of 1 the Strain, a oc'ni8cientious - -L . L .. . I I . �
I .� D tv'as her ps�r'a'S`ol �Lof ' It'iS all Li�raominious And f atigiling Alter- -t . mere'dessly'advises the 'same drapery and I., . .1 "She lingered and suffered along, pining away. . L I �
1. arra-h wt -emerald . forLtal L afiLl . actress, undergoes inessaying an etOti(ma - all the' time for years,' I I L � ...
I I Sh6't" thick . - " Th. doctors doi ng her no - L ,; 11 I I . I .
I L- � - . . e, ative, but lie idopt� it rather than daily. Lno Companions but your harrasse�d brother waist-torm I I 1. And part." It is, necessary ,to put one'$ ;;vIldle good,,", ) . I
. green, tufted.',At the' top,alid fringed with Ln .1 I own thoudhts,' T�ere's�Aunesley thin.: L -I . f women Would I V�o Lk in ,to L I , �
I � I Ionge Accordingly he And 1. , - consider their' houf into the� r order rightly :Per- " And at last was cured by thii Htip titters tlad : 2 ��. .
I shamrocks, and � cries, out 11 For Ireland i"� on hiS way' any! it: �,ithytohuercar.-and, us -there'is"Dogroom. to I - And dictate Accord- tray the*ch' papers,say so much about." . . �' L' . . �
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. As off stoutly, and art vas atl)a;rragh just - L I I � personal ,peculiarities - . aracter. Ibis necessitate's Ali I . I I , . . .
with such,thiffling'and penetrating clear- 81 ' hold Fli.-ht, )�-must,go',Ciut to hlm.'�\ - , ' InglyL they would-be betiei dressed.,,, Quiet ' "Indeed I Indeed!" . . . I - I
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. L n . esB that all around hear her, -And' she .toward the close.ol'the day, t&dl L hu,g'y, L i at thiicuali the hall - -11 ' . . � utter abandonmento,f onelapeiS611%litY and � "How thafikf ul. we should be for that medi- -: .
. - be . f-more.atfention than' And ratherL is 08 Dolly follows him ot . color: is always ijaosi��ehle6tive. Brilliant . I L' . .1. . . I - �'� L
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comes the object 9 , 11 . A ,p ad. to -think hard thirigs of rother,\And in Y'O,, but soon . I . , - - . . . ,
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.. . , �, L I L.. .1 I � the patriots whb'are�mahil)g life unbearable' for,a,fe* last words to her bi I colors *at once, attract the L, e, " I It this, is An e motional part it'iB n I L 1. .L I I . - ,., .. I ,- -- V. , : . -
ever. I I I 1. , . I I I. .. I . . the distance Mrs. Powleg lobms.'- . I.- ' ' -it. ;, LQAi' t: '' I . L ecemary, . h erlm I . .
I And,amon-,thes many a�.one hearB,ber and residRice impossible in'one of the fai . I I ,exhaust a colorA--ii.eed' ,not tofectthe.6ime eino�ions t - "I I . A. DRUA I . Misery. : � . .
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. . whom Bb - a has not seen yet,: and who Ji" est, countries'Of the -World. . _L � � I . neoeasarilybedaikL; griLyisquiet butalso p9se � I "Eleven years o.urdAtight�rsufferi3d-on-iL-bod--,�]- .�
. L . , , 1. . that a ous'aervitor Suggests. * 11 A wo'- X light . . . 'a to feel. For more 'than year I, of n I ai I sery. � ., .. . .", . .
I I . . 1. He is. Welcomed -by - , alae Li � . � An artist' declxres that Mhat is actually, -cried . each mdbt in' cerviain pas- � "From adbmplic�tion,of kidney,.Iiver, than- ' LL L .
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I . . Ronald -Machiver'a company his been and sister, Who- are -waiting the issue here . f roM Irishmen that 9, mail -of babiee. iheL tUalL sagesbf A part I ,6ias.playing. -The audieiic,e� Luatic troubleandNervouwdebilityj I ! -
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. 11 proper ty'can' � ' whit muslin, orgaudie, 'it was" but � " V�ho - g�Ave'her di-eas i i L . I , I . .
. - . moved. f rom Aldershot to London, And. it is' in dire disconafort..' P641esiS faitiuful, have, I've been told 11 . . US a considered iv�bxt. Pr6biibly " Urider tho:,cd.re,of -the best phypicians,,, , ,
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o6lyAhe Aldershot division which has bbe L n but veryill-tem&red at this juucture,.for . � L . - I Victoria lawn, nainsook &UdL their kind are t t a less real tear "a,. and �thd, � 11 But no relief, e various names, L � .. � I
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L , reviewed t6:day, donseqiiently-he is here as. her relations to, the farnily at the house inclinations - to, not. for Women - ,Suah i�hites ,Are too, affect was none ,tice-,les8 trying upon my "And now, she ig restored .to,us in good hoaffil � '' .1--
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L- LhL 'L dull here whe you're out, And I alwayg� SL�6f Lti' L' 011 -
her pr@ience-aud smiles with others;.. - - , ,, void - by reasqu'L of eVery -ond':'66sio to -worn - are. the � cream -whites. the f utut I . . I --� , 1. .1 I I
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Free 2 No; a most t oroughly':enslaved- ser�a�h .. Th� p6br� 'little gariig,0 is ill a . . , . -� I . ". . ; .
I I .11 I Imagine worse than is ha;ppening when I'M I I oweL their d6sfinotion to the Fether.is GeleinaWell. , 1: , , I . . . I .�
I I mab, weighted With chains that -he ,will Iftate th " teaily, Approaches staivation;, in ' I " , . � L . . .� land Vaudvok . asgreat a. Strain as before,� bUtLwi ored* .i'My daughters say, ' . ., � 1.
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never be, ab Bhakboff.,� . ,�. d thi'%'i'dVent6f a.y"" i � L .1 ,. . "How inuch b6tter'f ather. is sincebe
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, ' i " : .Pp. It - 11 . neBw �display was he ruffs, worn I;dO ]act fear:1" .1 " . , -He is , gett, , 2 , g well after IIJB -long au . fferizig % � .:, L
� So lie resolves � and`vOws,; an&'gathefilig', � a is -616�18:'OfAII614 COMPIOX events f- . "'' all chiefly dueLtZ t - 11 . � , � � . I Ditters.y', I .
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. strength'i "in the, me're'effort ha�mak6s�to i � tli4t demand instant' and', grave i6pusfile'rar L' L . , '' * I . .� L , L , . " 4pedh� of;, ai I knowledge'of%ho , to fromia disea'se declared incurable" � 11. I ,. I .
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I gain it he leels already that -16.6anfacd I - tion. . � ,, ": I I'� t :!� '''! I,— 1. ''I 11 IL ' ey'll like you i better for...trustiDg your sis intent surrounded Able fade''and 'made A: retain health., . �Jillt� u � p, lease explain " Andwe are so glad that he used your Bitters.` . . .
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le I I background -for iti softened by' broken what , 1. J -ALADY,of'Utica, N.Y. I
I the thought ( . IL. Is. L :,Never.th6.1egs; he,is�: weldomed, for their angriest.- I . . I � '. I I b L Ani � you mean � I . I . . . . . I
. - - . I lights and shadows. . Women with 0 1-1, ." Youl must be a*are tha:t women by I I . I . I � ., I I I .
,.---lif-a-w-ill-be-w-ithout�Darr-�,gh. � - his presence here-, wift't6ne .d6.wn-tIie-dis-- �ButRpbert-A-uueale 7,waivad-Dolly.-bacli�- - ----' 0�11- ii-. - teasing, I . . . I . . I
. . - I , L, Y' I f ul neessZo no, , require ig neck -d' i --- I - - -the7iir-v6�ry,-'n'a,-tu�res-are- 'Bu6jfaci-Io-ir6u@-�o' � $5 fo'�Jf -poF`d6-s-t ... Udine-, * -a-- --&W-'- �
. . .. . 1. I tent that 'is" so unjustly prevailiDg kissed hi 'haed:in farewell'and sent Flight an"A , even' the stately ruff; E6'fir as it is . and afilictions , . ? 1�5 ILMP168 w I I I I I � ... .
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be drafted off to the Semi; Of, - ind . , LW" I is I unknown to the sterner seX. � I . IrGO .HTT 14,10 N & Son Portland X .L
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. . that, Without ,being TedIdess, he- may' Meet, ,feels. .As for , PowIesi the subdued Spirit treaties out of sight mud hearing in a few 'sides and. not Conceal the malting lines of in, whateve t form they L Come they at I a . I . . . .. 1. . L -- ", � . .
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It is owing to DO ,'suit in- either the . . " " L
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a -river, ' .1 are: stances As, Shia 1 reflects . that - I ! . � . .. I , ��- ,
. . I horses -gL i � bu"u-,just as they , �She call still. ".. � chill, , . the lacef� of their neck I Land . �', , :�L,:
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--approac Ing -'R - -ebaimaild-the-faitl - 'the-iince-' - I � I I , ouS&nds:cfnobIei�ome'n' to -da areBuf- . - '- . . . � "i, 1-1
..-.-..---.- i - lrinca% -Gatdt�close-to,Lthe Iful-servicesi-of- Wondci.sA,tPboio-,raphi,. -well,� up -1 -ii -front which, tedds-to -soften th: . . L . - . I .. .", I., � 1. ) " 1.
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way, and After SWcr`VmgL� w'xldlY �for a f6v� D . mitacles Of Anderiban ,women rairely ,have s4p,tely, Me ds and rdlafives knowli.ttleoi nothing, � I ,
I . I . . arragh's friends.". Through Kath modern times.. The. �rt has taken Strides Column\ shaped' neckg.L Their necks are� and - it. L. I I I ... . , .
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. � and the Coach is overturnea. I � direct f rom her lover�s ar- , - makoa-uae--sad. No w all'61iis 'in a , .. , 01�- I
11 - StL I P of Daguarre, who ,made a picture on a revival of high ruff S,� ie, being extensively- largely from tin to L . I
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11 -uised and Shattered, but with - by no means I the worst of potatoes Lthe. metal plate, which had .to bctUrned and recognizeA. ..The taste for' I .tic, dress- life or a, negleat to carefully,�obgdr�'& t ' J� I .
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I L unbroliqu. bones. Lord Portbank 'himself .Imfoitunitte' occupauts'of. Darra .1 I 1. hi 1, .,. Ut 'Amid our' fashionable I speak'from tll'e depths of 6, � i. tv- I :. I � . .:. 1. .L � I , . I �
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� dill - i t ' r e'd, The icothi U ,, L L I L I . 11 ill I know the In a of reF,t6ration,ant-liow,,ito I I I I . .
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' �insensible' Thappily ,'to the 4njuries lid has', �es6 curiosity, .and- persuasion, may induce - ' . - wns simpy,,na,&, ,L,t,,,t ' the health� and: Jife asi� I believe, nothing .� .1 , �� ...4", L . . . .
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OR � suatain'ed� - . I . t gather'iliemselve r a AD& if all : , - 9� L 1, �
I . 0 e,together. And'anent, 3 it , - . else, will. It is sally iii.valuabl /L * /7 1,
.1 . He is , the ThorneBlAlousa 'I . I AS a whole, sinci , _Lis beyond the reao,h_ of, 3ery, rich stufts and'16w, t6nes of Color,, the Women iL . � I . - 1 .., I - . I . .. . .
arried-itto 'this pioject6d meeting: public fbel . I L. - -*al � � a America wake tous6, it I alu � %� , , �� 1; I *P 4 . . 11
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. firstSurg66ris in London.are examinimi felt inaignificAnt,portion of ft'is like, gbttiug UP thor��'ghly� cultivated -taste in dress can cLeaths. I "__ i . , . I . , :, I
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. This feeling is not in &vor.of the lan&L:, - has SUCC safisf adtory Pie. L a' - ot,,toL eCOMB POPU What iBthiswoii eiful medy,?" ! LYDIA-ZI. PINKHAM I .. I
ism h ' been broken and'doBtr6yed.- 11 ' ' , 1: . ,� I 1. ee&d,� in. getting to n1- ' .' b i - ' �lar With All, wo Ure."" , '. L 1 .; I L . �. I � L I 11 I 9 L - . . �
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L . eididt; aiid-the,0 : - fia'g'kiherihg- is to- be"hie'Idil; I audit-' .1 - I ". . .1 I . I 'And you .use ,it?" . - �, 1. . . � . :, . . 'L 1
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_ the-�.A!imeerI6 which iaJurthost from aspi%rk`fkomLe'yden jars. a ,The,wOrkmu0t' -aroun the hea(l,and �_ r.rnii tifose j,.inforco piaimg
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. , I Darragh House, d7i . . eL,"Ond tWtenty ouk� ' " t ' a L ' 16 At a ,through . . I I I . I
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that her lov& for him is not a mere sum-, ' . Ave � been done in' th _f '' . , . .1 . . f j , L ' :- � I I .. � �. 11 mo tiorunion to one i'rc.�Ll�o rt.pul.tlotu , I
. . I And dark forebodings are freely littered in thouutandtfi,pait of a Second. This rapidity , he"w6nipti ofth d' . I . . - .. , . L I
mer's-day dream; for she 'finds- herself I all the region round ,about'concerniug -the D - , 1, I aria quite Certain of U." , ' ,A lle4i!dne for W6man.' lavimted.by a Woman. ,..
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.. praying With all the fervor of her'faiith.and resultL'of it;, � .exceeds thai�:,Wilh which, a ward at ecti "I" A few questions more,. Miss. Granger. : . . . - . rep ya 1yoman. '-_ ' . .- 'L, , . .1
. . ,,.If Mr. Annegl6y. isn't,prte-. AD& is , on, eff a in 6oucealing graceful . P, Ared 1) . I I
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racethat she ��mig t, in honor be that crip- paied to ;�ePq.'.2led by the readiness-Vith which a poor - ' h ateil and the plays you have - ' -.- . 1�1 . I I
. ' 1. . I I . . act like a mani'and treat hig,felldw I I .
L , - , L . J allow Creatures, it will be an gi I . 'to a rich hus band. - I I I . excrescence; on the dress. Equally objee . L L -li revive�'titoW dr6oping'spirits, invigorateff an' L L I
.- PIC s wife. . I I . " creatures lilie I r A you ave are ' .1 .. I ,�V
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. L anZ weoka before Ronald cam 'S Work I ,. -.1. . . . � - I I . tionabIe.is the use of flowers on.the,bkirt of: t -
in " as illday I for, him that',ho ever bought , IL 1: . . , . . taken part in'silice your firs appeara ' neem , hi,nnonize's'theorganic funotions, gives plasticit7�vjttd�j- - - -... -
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- f -the, V ' hispered about; - . ` � . I I I . I . the ..&V , . L ajAtaa � ,� � . . 'es the naittyal hest�o toltho � I I I .
. out of' the darkness a valley Of the I . dressi,with which tbey-havo no possible public VaM ' ; I . - flretllcs'� totho.step, rostDI.. .1 ., . �
. 1 , L Darragh,?, is W And these �� : � . . Biit:nojbi�g . 1 L . .
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shadow of. death into the light of lif a with Whispers.reuch the' Claddagh it a /eare . I � . Some Valuable Dolls. , I I I first played for some time with the eye, �IwLwantson tp6 Palo cheek otwonian. thot. esh . . � .
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I underBt g all thasoweek � .I � - At tbe'Cleveland Doll'Show, among the theblilateririg of flo�iers'about the neck, .
anding', andAurin % and'eause her' to:40aaBi6natoly. aC1jUre'MiSB - I I . I I . AmateurO in New York and Brooklyn., I ,ro,�qs of ILife's - ,hin-Ing ana early�su ininer thne !,,. ", � . ' , 1
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. I Darragh is Mary -Mrachiver!s most.'effici6ni Dolly4o pe'rBilaile, her brother againA going mos 'a I �nd �bealltif III was one �O'ld for,. when ,they 'garland the face like a picturej . thbn,went to the tnion SqUare theatrefor ' � � V , Fhy�i6iatis.11s.e it and Orescribe It Freely�, V4 � . . I ..
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I I - 540, t ' "' y :In, cas I hmere-braided it '6a�di., ,or gleam in the hair, Where: the tints r ' � - after that to,the B I� removes faintniiss,J I lat�ivnoy;(wsteoy� ailerayime - ' 2'. L � .
. . I I I aid in nursing him. That he is not con. to- Collect the rents,:� however ific his dr .... d I . . . '' may .tWasettiouB, � ostoD.Globe V. . .�
r . 116 nalsilk, ,The. dresg,waFi.�plai�dd!fLnd.cbi)d,-. bland ,with those Of the :complexion. f " I I � , � fbr.stlinulant,'n�d rolievbs wealcridso of. the. stomit�e �, .'� . , . .. I., .
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I . ,SCiOUB Of , her Presence, is tilail paiture'in' the intentions may be toward :thosrlwhomay� ' I I or one Season and tben to.Booth's ,theatte� I tilt I Ii feolieg oibmring� do;vn, caiisitq I r pain, i I ' .. I I I
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. plel a in every particular. , The boniii I . I -1 I in this 1 Me" Un�l jw,�IzAcho, is alwft��s Pon anen�iy c�rpd by its use I
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.1 . .case. that makes. tlAs.9ourse 6f lors safe 'refuse to,pay.theba- 1-7. 1, ' ""I .1 I b i 1, . at was Another. abdmi"tioit' is ih� b4w.� Wilan� ,city. Nait: I supportbd4blin . , . �
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I as Well AS practicable,, and dul3? every day r "' He May forgive them tbelastiquaxter, ,. � I I I 'k i is at a loss for decora- Cullough and Afterwards starie& roe � , , I
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- . 1. - ' of Silk. . Another WAS aftited'it a cardi 7 tiou, sbe� Btickp Au_awkward bcvv�of ribbon Camill6,,R J ate. i Subsequent I u` . , "' 1� :
. I sbowrit6i'to.poor; strickahD611 �rbport- �btt, they"ll not .forgive him f'6� Asking for it . nal I � . I ly, I . - . . , thiB.Compoiaid III noixr*PwImc(L . - �: I � , , �, . ,. .
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. . gross with, Words of ,love' and Byrd. fir�t-."kathl�6�.�ays.,warn,i'ngly. ,.Th,yql� Mother Hubbard, of cashinere; with plaited, on'the'Arb6s Material,' very effee.tively created the ipart of Cicely, Blaine, in the j,yI)jr,j, -p,, - ' , 0ii �PU . '. . . 1.�.
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. . . . : � , � 6 skirt Bud sack the shirt, finished off'.in spoils the gi I urves of the I v,.,,,y avoRi ,,,,, ? � . ''I .
1129 pro . I I �� ,. :, " � . , . Me to. their , smsei- in tlme,� Miss 1) .; I . !aodfullines I - Gallpy.: Slave . and- also',stafred : in -Two ie-, ,?- C ..e .� .g,,t. ,15 ... n,rs 1,6K the , I . .
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Dolly, Away. in the midst of daily but just DOW *hil ' b11:%rt '01 A"'" in-womanor hild. I t i, . .
- PZR%0-.r a -the' trouble's hardon Panels- With Cap to watch, an ulster �com. flowing"imaiteriAl. 'WhenTthRohyj knottty. Nights in Rome, playing the ,BlW",;,,,,,�tt ,il, - C t, . 's .. nYing M , , , ,
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. I W1 his' doll was . perfect forms �f decoration are.abolishbd: the ease .an Playing I ,� - . ,� ,,
deepening disaffection, is , striiving", ' Ith . thern, the hunger and',nakedness', ana 'the pleting the Whole. -T tonim. The pastyear I have �h , Both the conePound a�d Mood P�iritle� are prepared I I
- I . . : 6 inall"i 'wore black Vk6tIch ribbed a � in the Planter's Wife i . Coming � .
. all her Strength to seconc( her brother's �ngryieeling'tb�t,s.iliorebittbr-than, itber tadqtAila - and -,beauty �of the figur' Will �hmvo, some and, _ . � a, e , . I ..
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- ty, to. the,' -Mr. Annesley is, beat 'away from here :- I a - . I r , 'ither�$I.Sl�bottlesfoi� $5. Sent II3� inall lathe I
.1 ore Peace, land Pi6n , * w' silk ate( or develo ment. � I �,
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effortB to xeSt 3ki6as''arid button Shoes." � Am6the ' chancq f I I 1: . � Samoan, as -1 ,have �s%ld-;Iw.ill be d. . ad to , - . form, . I
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. I ..,.. people on his estate. : Bile the evils Are too not I would'say sc�lf I didn't think it from be,utif ul boy doll, dressedby th6 celebrated , :,.. � �, 1 . I � .� Her Second Love. . I.( I I . Or P111.9f Or, of loungesi oni ro�dpt of Price, $1, Per box . � I
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'. "' -, , deeply rooted. Poverty, disease, and dis - , . ' ' I . tailor Hollander; of Boston, was purchased *, A Wontan7m N--_- , 1� . As the 'writer was returDing Ii' me he fell : %)Iieithor.. rs.PinkbainCreely ans . I . � 1.
I . my heart, but I Wish hinivell'.1 . I I � I .
"I -.-.. content are gnawing a'. ibe hearts that , �.. b 'M . M hoi. �' This doll w I � ad if J I' �nquiry. rncloso,3�t,starn�. 66ndforpamphlef I ., I : . .
.) 14 My broth' ' "t a coward; Kathleen �; , Y .to ,at . as attired in L ,
I .... Brian The'Supreine,Cddrt of the' United States into'a.trafii of musing and wonder al . I I - , . '' :. I , .
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. . I pant for better day's; but do not,nerve their it would look ,like hia�.beidk -one it he ran black ,'velvet pantaloons and jacket,.white , will sobn L ,the women in �thio land *he are 6uffering. No fftntilyshould be without LYDIA-2. PINIZIT��-,vq " � I .
I . . . be called upon �to, decide whether ' . LIVER,11JUS. They Care con tipation, billout5fiess, � I . "
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I I - owners to 'work for the'aame. . away now.?, , : ! : ,, , , I I I I ,blouse waist, cardinal sash,'vel at cap and ould only know Miss Gra:bger.18 experience, �,adtb,ltjdf�,,bt�tb�llvon 2.5cen3porbom' , ' , . .� . .
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I I The obnomicus Agent has been threatened , "I Better look like -� A 'coward when ther's, *hite kid gloves. Two boxes - Woman ugly and Bay that She 'has a big a . lid the remarkable reBults achie gm�S 1n'' (1) I � ,
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11 over again, out -be� 4 ' hi be brave .about than: � lil a' chiefs, and ,an extra gray -checked ,spit it -suffering I � - .1 � � I � I , .� '': ..
. over Arid - . W a bravo, not ng to'L I it nose.' The NashvilleAmericanwasreckleAs pure.remedy she Bad, how mucz , , .
determined Mani and B6 -he goes oil his cokpse, wheiihis being onemould be bitter accompanied, this 'doll. .:One which at� an ough not long a; go I to':say that'19is§ Alice might be avoided and how innell IlAppine'.so ' I . . .
. - upright way unfaltetiligly, d6ing 'his strict' .' 11. tracted a great ,deal of attention w'a' � I I . . t . .; . , *, . I. . I ,, ��, ,. � I
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I . - I � " . sorrow �to, you, .Bliss �.Dolly: thleen' I a M - all Secured I . ., : 0 .17���� . � , ,
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y � -9- -1Cdia-r*99td saysi earnestly; but though the ........ ,� . i � I - ., ,
O"',Vd-Iii el h . ressedin,%.-'red4el�et 9kirt-andJa6ket ve g nose 11 and Ugly. lulum , . - . - , , I . , .
I - I of consequences to himself that - Appears ' ges,ito,l, -with Cardinal. aurab Bhirred veB� and lady wi li, a � ry . �Thc,Baby 'W�Irno. , week in �our own'town T . I
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1� spring,hitid Dollylo, e�ea at the Mother Hubbard bonnet of the same'na'a.. , ki ig resent this f rankness of ,:expresBion � I . . . . outfit free. U. H&L-TTWCO.i Portlan " . - . � . I - I -
. contemptuous to those wh6 have threatened She me , rely says �, to, her � brot , ' rat -t air '�erial. ' I I 11 . . and brought a suit for libel, fixing her dam.' ' The latest .natural, curiosity at the Bri - � � .. I I I I I . .1 .11 .
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I . Spare% ,breakfaRt pli, the ,met � ish Royal'Aqi 11 . I .
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No one Will bring them, Supplies, � and , Ing-' �, . - N -with bab il� .
. meet, 1 1 1 � . . I A Wlibiring jacbake. ,, .- � ", to have been profoundly impressed . ,y walrus froi the coast 'of Labrador. � I .11 .1 �
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sally fortli in quest of the daily'necessm . ries' at I ere is. a certain Austid man who Ig I to 1, - '18 A SURE CORE - �� , � - . .1 I
I , acuied � good 'escort. either of the milk"r� beauty in bar abuntenanbe, for it dismissed mud is,extrebiely docile. � He, alloww vis'to ' I
of life, suffel.- in their ,fle4h'oiln their � . I � 'likiked for life -.:-or the divorce 6durt--4o a., bit6 - '- I ,
. , for. I or th6 �Police folt� to-aay;ll 11 I . . I . I the suit.:,��,MiJ38 'Kill�i therefore, has. to stroke him, and does not Attempt to . 1 Foi'all discEksesi of the Kidneys ,ana ,,
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he post., : it Noth, � 'jaz d 136 Much. &-b,, lady who enjoys. thd ulienvied, reput 1. - -i - - I
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, aL � deiermil. I . to'-� th " United - thefia� Curiously, atougll'; in coming, son . 11 -LI V -S- ' - .� ..
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. inall is DO suffere& to bring letters .0, or matt4ts io a, painiful crisis as Such pre- of sadly neglecting her household duties. States S ' ' ' rt, : and I A . do.. lie has caught a Severe cold And Sneezes I ' -i Ft' I �
.. � � take letters from, ,the m6oAc6a maeter. of cauti6A ; don't thi 'One evening list convivial lord returned' - - upreme Cou .., -He �Ia6 ya*nB-, and Stretches - 1 ' 1� has specifle action on title niost important -1 I _ ,
. ". nk of it, Ahnesley, there's - the fem'i- ,� violently I . I � -
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. . agerly� . I feature' from r -his appers iii,company inaction, sti , , � , 1- .
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arraghor his dnoffendin�'Biiater. Only the, a' good fbIlowi" Lor4, Killeen says, e' ., . , time; nose and pliiinne4 of ' ranlating thohoo-Ithy secretiort�of . I
Claddagh, girl, who 16V66 Darragh Thynne,'. � I Don't LYOU � be nervous abou't, it, Misa Aj_ , grates above'the dead level of plaiiI sobriety., i6sufting'6omment is -anxiously looked foi, is, of course, excusable in one of his tender �6h. 33ile, and by lieep . , . I I � �,
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1 has the courage to -go bE%6kward and for- nesley ; your'brother will',bome back with t O, you miseraW'wret6 P exclaimed by every member of' ibe softer sex whose, agei IjiB food,in abiauit � of raw. Salmon, q. Won creating its rodulardi"Charg."' L.:' - I . L
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vv.ard,' in defiance of.thia-ddap'e'rhlie Crew, flying 'colors and �promiBes bl'the..,relit � he Partner of his, matrimonial infelicity, �10 ' hich he has a particular weakness, I if you, are suffering from
1. - - ' ' . . I .. it ' � ok,Wg-glaosem.telf them that their faces for.w I iaiarialf Malr,ria,bAv'otho:-bl1T � ". � .
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- I I T) are not beautiful And, that their noses are consipts�of,�musoels, of.which he con I, are biliOUB d � yo . p 'Xidm,y: .1
who'have r0ballea, with all tfiati she can being paldio"i 1. . I . . I I I. n just burning up with raige.! I , I SUmeB I optic, Qvcorisdpated, � .
. get for Miss DarrAgh�s friend.' , . , � 11 I distrust the power of either AoIcert's I 1, Yet are, Are yer'2" replied the man' too I)ronoune6d.-c7tic�%go.'Pi?)ICS. , - about.. aight''poulids a, day. He' drinks 'wort willetiroly olieveandq.0 Y um� I I . I .
Fortunatelylor the"gratifickti6n ' I, Well, Betty, thash all tight., I'm glad it I . . I I I . . I � t Ill t. n water. � It Is Set � id i I X11 the Spring r Cie othe ystent, every . �
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. and most. mbitiong dreams, Lady Killeen oayla, confusedly, feeling that her words 1. ., . - I . . popularity 2--�:.Dr, Johnsom 1, � �.� I 'Loth.orwise sliowsh.ia displeasure MID] OHIO 1 1 �
comes, to town as: hope, ill the Ronorable conve�s'a censure to Lord 'Killeen's own A young pbyaician asking �armiapion of a I . I :. I .1 I., 11 11, ! . .
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leen Mrs. Annesley�'is presented, at courb .4,Arum9X has 'jdat .'reached' me that at, fievbr like a' doctor's� b , companies of Maine have not - realized any fair'ekin, rosy checks And Sparkling eyes With all 1 Bit home asilyin,44il L .
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. e6nd with Lady Killeen she Soon, tonetriLteB lady envoy of the Land, League ja going amotfitihg to 5, 1 . I , profit this yoart; the. pride of ice ,having the 'cosmetics of r,kanbe or beautitters the �! ,
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