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I an -thousand pounds to Darragh!"
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bar, hands out. Thep-i�ins.-Aiash,� 16'all
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of his personal estate 'to hie cousin Dar�
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and makes her name prominent. The poor,
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,ragh.
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, Left it tO� her 11 in discharge of a just
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late 86h, is �tb
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colleague8play do not c � .1 I --
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7 1 Superheaged. Steam.
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Tliji, bl, rate 1,07' imall Body ot
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1111an and the Futnic "Vinpons 9VW
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. � the Baby to, Sleep. "!X!611 Me how—tell me everything.',
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debt to. her faitber.'�' ,6 ,
in which the, legaoS is worded and no one
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knows that the debt is merely One of gra-
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woman. , it " the
marked "and mentioned ,
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., Colh ng over from Detroit last week a
re portermeta verygel3w and intelligent,
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,ill" keeps": f the� 'Eddystone lighthouse '
we� have a foine tinament, clowbe the bridge, .� . women,
1 fellowship of frivolity� slid
�� Yid three, pairs of stairs an I a farm. uniAqd in the I .
The farm is the'roo�, but ilegant are idrawn
-tit de to. hip late ,unole, or that he hag
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I There � is4oivjo�im ai,�p'ip the C1444agh
old gentleman' in the, ,emoking cjimpait
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on it's just fashion for some tiiifO�past, 1. I
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clqwr together in the� -holiar fellowship of'
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his deak regard to Darragh, and III
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TL6,railin, is high. ,
Shure it's tired they get � � I ; I
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ompla anaa�mpa,thy,
doubt as to III Is treatment barragh might
under sentence of death the in utder of
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first, from 11 the out of, his Ji6,11 that� the
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An 1*0uld doyure heart goodin tfie twillight to :, It is worthy Of remark that no outbreak
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'violence I flerce denunciations
regeiv6 from his wife, in' ,lease of the' girl
b dopendent in anyway On that lady.
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Lord Xill(f6n is known to have been a faith-,
,ful friend � Of the houae,:� and it is known
stronger had been an engineer on,some bi 9
lake steamer or an one of.the ocean liners.
"We have been ,living* upon a ralt for
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()Ul cGue put thebabyto Sleep, , not, no .
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wid and with certainty that, he his bad
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McGue ismy,man, au'a daisyhe is,, � I h r husband break from Lal
The almounesineut of the ,fact acts lilke a
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no hand in the dark deed� Still, w
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w are ready -and waiting for -,
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lips as the sta,
.6 �bmeii wid his'pail (faith, the.coal on,his face I Marian Annesley, itself.w'lil � ;!
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ton io upon'Lad� kiIIeqp,,iOpSiDg bar from
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the.epervating depths of grief, and striDg,-
�@Vras aglish" law has f
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hi iB1D in calling ,1 E ound
� guAty ofi,'�the, m6st'damning circum.
The old man had been in Oat -of his life a
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death.' Anything is better than this agony.
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ives tile shake to the boysof the town); - 8 0 . , I .1 use to,�
an h_q sets down vid me, an',his poipe, 6u hi ' He- met his death trying to be,of
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has brought it o, the heart, of the
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for ever?ea ing, to
you In , utellwhatitie,go, ,do
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-the brave Claddagh boy, holds peme,
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'(?Uld XciErue,lipt the bitby to sleep.
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and resolves to Buffer wrongfully,,rath
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than��bkng Ithe�puuishmeni oi"his� i6riu:I4
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have seen three'or four. expIoBiong. Well,"
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butsueely-needsoiIlydeep There'18,11
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As light as the mist frrti)- ouid,Rxin's green tprf . ,asyb, hopelessly. ,,How I ,
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That floata from the bog to the sea. , myself,? I never knowtill now h ow! I love d
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done,71e.saYs, gaielessly. -�i -
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concli, - I Harry,'and now the knowle
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was runuibig the engine. 'As w"as as mice �
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or .my woe 'to you now, for ydn',re.not in'
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When puts the baby to sleep � .
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near as you ever Saw. . I was standing near
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darlingsuore.' -'a"" ,� �togethcr;, bitterly'sorrowing still, but grop,-
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little a0re *about Harry's'InfaluStion," she
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- talk. the place -was near., the � toWn " of
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COWes'ouL of the nose ofthechild; I .- I . '
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n he shtepato the cradle Ila, isy as ud, I Ing, their Way, oq, from -the deadliest
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Dnm ries.' On' btirsday, Oat. 80�� 1883$.
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'that we:were'putting into this a op.
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aware' that their heads pain them
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,An'the rop6fa a I wild. -by-meaus -o . pra'yem'framed by
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Th ii in ta,ke care oft at abyV1 his prayd.r "'their needs and wordo4* by their ha��is. �
. the coar'36IOS9, which can allow: her to'-
Imply.',that �her d6iiA busband--trad, more'
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'in the. fallbf 1857,'but I remember it as if
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It w�� il � the ould n theep. should AS Mrs� , Annesley Jdrives homean the
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than the regard Of, a ,kinsman. for the,
orp, bousin whdin. they' ` (the Thyime�),.
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intelli&n6is of the event to, her' sbfi-in;fmw�
� Mr. Ila 'Mae Osborne, � a long - established
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were eta _ng, and his ,engine had h rdly
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alte instely with distressini.chills" that at
,�Jqlin ue for to put him t sleep.' , ' .
Me, .P , trouble which 'is- crushiDgMady-Milleau
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Information came to the aged lady's iiephow, ,
iepthp:gY.pl6Sion,took phlde: � It
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times br�Athipg is difficuit ; that tAe ambi-
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greatly "exercised wl an they he'ar,of this
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asiglitwhich.1 don't v�s��i-to-see .agaim...,
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9. � ;as it''is -s6'shall he s -be also. . Wiihoiit
Jittlidsome of-ten7thimsanapbuDds
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falle'L" ,to Darr4h� I 'The.- old.
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ceased, died when he was 4 Ild. ,Two
�eaiskoZr.' Walker': and -family resided
A of -the work UPOP and't beie. wives
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" tion,'iimdb ence give them nofurtb6r
indioes
,-tlxq,ught. Any one.of The above symptoms.
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The Peo'Ple Lbved Her'.Much.- . I I I
other that they i, Bee the finger of Provi'
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duin 'fallen
, awinter in England, and in the Bummer,of
waspay day, and iiiey were going down tile
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recurring at intervals indicates,a diBeased.
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depcel' in JuBtAII& having to
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the'lot of ^tbagirl for�-whojjn theirsonl'R
1882be�vieiitod Scotlaud',"and .at Ralston
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dunti thenaged 96.. In couver-
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conaition-61-lDbe,kid1neys. which i9cartairt-
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I wondiIr how'. inany: mail and.,woMen. Share her husband's late and fortnniai.
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%re. really happy, in their - .
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flowing with-61den, reminiscences. -To
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The fragments of, � .
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go, on unchecked. . What the terrors of this
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wasn'.k' I- the pallid light of early dawn. �, ,:'
3aYSI meaitativ6ly. 11 Killeen !
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know, Poor follow, � though he patient
solemnly. which has been t
from Dolly has been.given to Darragh, and
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some, Mr. Walker inquired: Who did
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but.it has - carried off .1 a ---fillest,
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men-4nd most noble women Americs.�-has, .
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as &If angel -with- her ladyship, and ahvays sSolusion &,few- dozenS.of her moB .
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brisk, reply came : " It was Robert.?, , Thus
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: up -to the Sp6t I rushed across.the tra6k to
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t I could find anythf g of pdor Watty,
overproduced. "About onei-third'iis;A��->
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bried to make the'lies6 ot his Poor bargain I .,friends, and these copvindb�'hek that it is
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ind I shouldn't �ay'that'tho- Amnealoys' her difty to stay'Where, Bbe- is; to keep her
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the trans . far pleasant,,. and profitable .to �
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Ifor he slid, I werebloselrierids. Well;,eir,' �
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thins,!' Says, Dr, RobertI: the highest �
authority on?the subject, through neglect.
lomestic'life h; ond'of unimixed"bliss." ,' --husband's naime befor� the world �in i anti-
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Ronald mother," Ma � ry says, at6utly,,And
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though" Mrs. Wa;ckiver 'avows I -that, I .such
years., 'And alli'the I whilethe faine of the
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rismoici RobertBitins hab g
sure enough,; there was b1s"'head re at'ng
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td -take the disease piomptl . y in hand on its"
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-first appearance, die of' I uremic
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bioned has it in, her to be: friend as wall as return to his peaceful and pa y"Ing, practice '
viss far from. her ,tho g 0, her daughter
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wider and wide amon'k� mankind. . So has
'ter and th.
wa -by th6 Side, of, the road, e o6lor
poisoni
(inconVulsions or by diarrhoea,). .,ksi -
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the Sentiment,' 11 A man is'a 'Mail for all
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Of life was �Btill seen in' his cheeks. - His
eyes, were, Wide bpen. ,and staiiing. I kly
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die from watery suff6cation, from, gan-
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point ed.when he drops the hand. he has awfully said. thing iiIdeed I lmtsin`C� It has.
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been,41iolding-all-this- time, andi star I aveiftea a . sitmilar fiate frioin'Mi. -
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Rldh1 -- - - ----- -i it�h
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that.` the Writer
-�ot'this-note.-A-14x-a-)nder�Sora6r-i-iII6 '
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� o 1'. I Sai -to n next ' a, ,'there is'
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grenous eryBipelas in the I a gs,-thiahs and -3
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-genite,10, .erieumonia' heart, disease, apo- I
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LIP, GXCIaiMB-' I , � ' \ . nneg ey,,pommoli sense and wife]
ouie. That the, girl he loves Ahould be
acquainted, very agreetbly with the late
OOr- RUY'13 "It . wifYtIi7attlYewy-6S-
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'Much
plexy ion , para yals'.0 .1.1
*,'� , ii3it-ZBtinal,ulaera6�8 ---I'- --td—
I ' , iiliii co'nibi ib, to Imaks' her� regard it w!
. "Nol ycu're�.rjghb. there\! T�at's`jasi u - th
vlaced above,, Sfl,� hqart.�ickenihg, mind-
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116p,.Adam Terflei in I ilton .
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, a0uall c - to , sq., Rind. opened, as as to
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PvII&ID"barragh woulol have bben,�'thbtigb- r6gi�dn%ti()n; And as for ,her goiu� to Ite-
'—riendgui& -- ---'- - - - '- -tfiat' -a wo- � laud-fo join bite 1 why� commoii sense and
loveavibrythinj
weakdriing anxiety'and want is asoi3ice of
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piieb and.-perfedt joy to -him�%,� PersO66IIV'
ful years Mt. Ferrie.was a .Worker in the
earbe premises whein"It6be A Buins was a .
4 S4 " as, 01, 91 III here. "' am.' This 'a'ag
i true as �y6u and I, are here now. , No, I
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Bright's diiesib'se."I I . .
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man should be�" I . - wifely affection ought: to, conabine-1heir
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he. knows - t1at he has iia interest in, the
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hbokIekcffls,x.-. Mr.Ferriehaqll ,
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- don't want to.bo in.sny more, explosions."
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ar
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, More,, guide' than anything &].go, I'm, forces to keep bar ,in London in or er that
iblinkin I" Mrs..O'Leary Says, incisive' , hemay be lured ther6 with as little delay
9 ly.
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- atter-" Whei&r Darragh be -rich or poor,
it is n him, pre-ity Btrbngly by'
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, departed., And 'now that the i venerable
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'dame of Ralston Hill is' &Way,. � it . is not
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� And you -really thipk'� the head beard
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your r6ai'ark ' I and answe . red it, b.y winking
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terminate in death. if discovered .io'olatej. .
'-but -yield readily to treatment if., taken - in -
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I Your , b6autiful DArragh is born to ruts f - As P Ossibld- . I . l :
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are r � t born to be rule The papers team with repor t1i Itre�
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thig�tinie that sh`�Js not for him. � - .
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�Xeve as � he � cli, got �out
- ftbelesa, as 'so �
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- I ikelv,that any one is left who ever heard.
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the voide,or Sam the man of gemius�� Robert
his eyias?�' 11 I ., 1. I I I .. ,.. . I
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. ":Yes, Sir; Wig' true as death.: I Why
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timo.', Thousands of people who pasB thick
y6llow matter w riok-dust. sediment.
ith ,b
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Butthough shesajisthis In her most dul.. mord or ,less inaccurateof, the inanner and
wt, moat��ponvin6ihg tones, Lord Killeen is motive of Lord Killiaiap'is death -, but, widely -
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of ,bed a -ad. walk I �boutj be )ong6 to rejoin-�
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his regiment, for he bea;rsthat� heia under
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Arnold knew me, and. he d my .voice and
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answered it. ' You a he head was taken
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land:
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and complaiu (
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ache, dizziness; .* imperfect vision,,, cold.' ,
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:IOtVozd;itok tb1is seat by -the siren's Side, 19A they., May -differ' 'in' o"ther'reapectA tho�-
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aur does. � . � 'ar6 all Sgieed in this,-�-tha;t, L�i&,Kille an
be'resurp'e the 4
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orders, for . Ireland. �',� ' I i �.. I -1 �.
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He is in ignoranco'sfill of tho-ruptuip of'
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I deiiii love, gic, old song," said a white
off clear below. the'jaws, '.
very likely
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the Superheated steam: seard the ends of,
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back,. hands. and feet, general 4debility, pta., :
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,t,,�,.are v�ctfms of this --deadly ,disease
4 ,inteiruptedolaqp .
ce of another
)f bar iiiitaining hancl-this day , ',: -, died in pla ��an , tbiIt,
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the Be
613gagemept between, Darragh anah
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bearded and silvar.cr6wfied,�old Erig'lish�
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thq� vein a : and I stopped ,flow of blobd
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from the head and face. There was . a
'as), an -
(unknown to themselv d 'when, at.
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By and by- away 'from the: influe do, of fact, the bullet which hag pibibed'bh'� brain:
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ier.subtly sh�apeclr6om, and great pbriao�o 13:"well pIeapV ' foi.Mr. Amieal��!.And
cousim Jtis�lthe*dread that he daily rises
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'tb.'face, thigone, .that, in the co Iul:seaf, the,
ge,tlema,; ,,,,ft ig� h ,
. �jD a newest,, freshest
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- piece , of an , tiquity . I . h -existence', and is liable
gobd
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color,in the. face, and the 6*yesr-Were4ull 61 4
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last,,,overceme by its a , : , ihausting itill
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they present themselves to. their medidal
:bartus, he reads in the columne'd a fra'n- d,D611y are at Darr; A, and
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�-�i�- is i"P
lo little. free nd fett .1 I .� � :
a efleias the "i" *r , � onaon.
current I day, he may hear from Some one
. that Lord Kiftean 'ind Darragh Are� to be
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I to I n I o selfi-SW i: ndividual: appropriation. It
, was born! �� in tithei I 3, its I
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The reporter ascertained tha,t:the natIci
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write out a prescript -ion formalsirial poisonlie.
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peach: she has.madethis,mornin" And -he 4 Three -days after the murder the new
,eads it with - unmitigated disgust, , � . Lord Killeen is in London Sol iciting .an
Mariied shortly. - For, naturally - Killeen�
will%gicurd'bis prize I , nb,w; tha,tJortune has
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..traditionary ,yet
i,p,t,ti6n suff6r, not: on that accou
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comes to apsociated with all
'kinds.
Of tho SPeaker isWilliam- Nugenti -piachau-
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ical 6ngiiieer��ud dr'Mightsiman. As,to the-
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or, discovering theii� -terrible condition-.
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inform them'that they have COMe:f6o4 We "
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Later in the day two men� are arrested � inter�iavv with the widow of the, 1,ata�'oue.
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)n the charge ofbaving-shot at, with intent It iEF6uly'ber due--, tba'�.,'he -should, do this;-
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made itposoble for.him t6'd'O'.i1t1witC.&:
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'�Sla�y� -%Naturally'he , .Will wear�his,Jewll.
i ,,down ,us'
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oLf'pil and ende.grin g 4 reminiscences.
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'It'inelted.0r, gl Addoned the heAfts of our--cf-
Possibility of , the, head b eing, 0 oDscious
after Beveranca,��it is on:r 6ord-tbat several,
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� a ffe lim�estbne Aeposits to accumu a.te in
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0 murder, Mi. Anne6leyand Of having' and - no ,one but Linaself hLows W be
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hot and killed Lord Kill I I shrinks from the task.", bo I
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openly, now that he, can set, it so wqII.l .
I Dohy hears of,it with unfeigned satis-
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'progenitors, and has Since floated around
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the gi�en earth, finding & welcome in every
the, heads- taken off-by-thegaillothie in
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Paris during the reign 'of -,terror showed I
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tb6 bladder- is.criminal - edielessuess, espe- '
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Malty When it -can. be.'entirely avoided by
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To Darragh' r :.;. , I His' .has bee . In, a � aoul-saddeuing jot I irney,.
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'wiih�hhm.thecorpseof
I faotion, for�money is mbnoy, apd M4y it'
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fe,eli,416artlrom. the throneto the cottage.
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Signs of life and sciou6ness after execu..
tion took a(:ioln that, vital'action'con-
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� care. and th6 use Of thoprop ar4 means. For ,-,
wo of these Is a man on *hog'& fidelity she- . for. b6 has brought
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a Staked, her own life7--tha. Clad- Ahe cousin who has. faiiiiiii'a viotim-to the
7buld hs, ,
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not imake Ronal.d?ii psolin,"smboilier?
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.Not an I pover y dawi,
. (3om6�;ij6twe-em"�,,,��A-,,.i6igbii6,�bb
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It has trembled on th-d 'lips of'
t some Past
au an as
Ubi '-Scrvad�-irif��,
place, . I
, - -&- �',,for a, .. considerable, time
tiode , , - . . ,
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thia,,,p'u-rpqse ho,we'ivar, tbere' is*btit one
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h wnWs Safii',,
,known.remedy;,,and-,t kt,�-io:W-elKi
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lagk - - ,, 1. - A that cause ",Which
-I- � - - � , I . more maligna 1� nt Spirits 4 - -
_qirl'sl6ver - ,
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-(th1a,--ne
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t(3hM'Lnb , W'; and !!in. � 'giad,P; Doll� tells her
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f ',.-.-.-,, '�
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I I woom L go � . as, ' - e, appro . piiate
'i6oblItIbso � " th - I
,�, < ,
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�!-��Saeq i's y'no , meana im-:
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a t at, a �
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- erv6us,� opii6ra6tion of the'�pey
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Cpre. b8tter'inown iis,W�ihqr's -Safe . .
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,;� :' . � . . 11 . , - Ife Lord Killebii Y-b&B.-gii
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fostered. And the Widow is nof fh� woman
Mrs. Annapiev -had
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briiVe'ly. 4 - -. -
--set - ,- -, - ". -. --: -:-
uv.� arragh, hears o ,.� it � wit .-.more,
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*'Unmitigated,
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a Iuml�
:mi for tha�.- fl,rst -and basliffil breath-
iii611. . - d-.-
ings of affection.' -The yout ul mai an bs,6�.
possib I . -
�eyatids might,haNiutAkep ,P�Iaqe�
. � . - � _ 1��hether
Lij 'in. -
. �md ]Liver Cure'. it is`trula there are 4
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'Many,�prep,�rations.Ahat - 61ii"m .tO','PpK -
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� ail overwhelming ,i forgot now tba't'shb has - alway '
, as s6m as 0 1 .
apse - 6-f-tesponsibility upon her ' 8 diBap.
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broken* silence-wi 1 ' -m�Imany- a lovely'
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4here Was, really' conscious m6t . 1,
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ion. It -is - certain .that .
Other: t, , M ,
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relieve ih6s6 - troubles, but;:no�xemedy has
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'been.
- proved of his Politics and his manner OIL
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ier eyes,fall on thwtorrible telegram. It is , .
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rom gobert, There is great comfort to �, , I "
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-,the ,.others., ,,Her plan is P am
libfore.liei now ; even ab,Dolly has done,
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d ell �- shepherd JDa& chabled.,it, ,o In the
still' mountain -�� side ; , the rob:ggh sailor
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,ques ,
me that there
gugiant thought at this ti I- � w� 8,
and�thafbe -po .1 ntinues in th t
befief,to
ever booluiely does,this
found that a'
exq6pt t � he, one 6bovermentioned.' I . t is,
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she nev : could take�a'brba& -view of
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�6r in the naidst of this misery; in'.the fact I
She. settles I �
� In her own miud-1hat,by means
-oi.thig
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has filled up the pausss-of his Ionpely--*atch
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,at
-day� The cond liily.mor'
itions'',are, ce'rt,4 a-,
actually, the only proprietary medicine
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hat Rob- "t at -least is alive and uninjured things, and"thbie".s.nothing in this world:86,
er . � .
. I harrowing as sharp and 'undeserved, spffaj.
money, Ronald. shall. be happv'at
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bywhistliug Ato the shrill winas-anid s,ut,
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-favors I fiiiAl . .
Le momentary.
6 mainteumi'dO.
-whichhas ever recoived,,.:tb�6 unqualified
-eiaorgement the :medical 6ibfOsaioll.
iat her he'art'sicke - I .
ns as"ahe reads'
� iq,�, brought on -one %y�the �hamd of, man �'
I I Killeen: has been th6,8-h "Ill I
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ThitIgs aro'going, very mugbly and.
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.ten waters; it has bowed the heiid,: brought
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a tear to the'eye, and recalled home and
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of codiiiBtisilesg in� Walter Arnold's case�
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� ' C' `-` - : ' t the � guillo. *
. than in,t a vases 0 01,
of � -
A:mOng the number of y i is Who ha4e
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-- —ifis
.killed.;',
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neant fo Me,J am Buie.. tells himself, as at last he IS summoned.
ru you must br3ak . � .
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. heaWful ews.tc,hiBpooi widow.", . . tothe room. -in. which poor' Lady IK Ileen is
: with her
0 Galway arty. Powles has
.edly�on rl Pr6P I
proved her clsJm� to Bit for a. picture �,of,
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fidelity for she only among many has* the
home thou-hts to tbalm7ind of many a:
. - clime .and on. a'
w,,deriailint?.' a distant 'I
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I thia; Theria�wiia-much -less loss of �10
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a d the whole' syst�e -w" ,probably. in a
pIr to , �on bj��
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itie�lepgtli regarding j
i ipften a.
% are the well. kno;*wwn, lie DO ,
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A. Gunn. Pfesid
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,Fo afev�n�6me�tsL,Iie'sits'dow,laciushed � I
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alin. *�iiefeela,copstri 'ad, I
-.d : 9, ri and'a*kWaXd to:,his
0�t by the Weight of -the
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lagri to remain id tho home o
,.con' .1 I !,"and.tO
foreign Shore. It ha been Sung in,the. -
8 Soh-
- 'pd. at the,'festive,�:boa,
t,des,of ,nature'. a rd,
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ondition ot micro 'robiii'i�-an�d active'life.
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There
.b%wis; I?r. Robert , of
the United States M6dioal'Coll 1. I . f New, ',�
. ego o ,,
, paralyzed I l. . IS 1 4, tl,, * ", Me:
I., : . upon h I or, , " . ,own ,Surprise, , ome ung bee � _, to tell
i-arden that h�s beeii'l4id " ' -And is' I
it he' not... altogether-.gia,iltless of
try to serve, the ,Anndsleys. In.pursuing.
b she gets-, roughly handled Land
or P�atti - --
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It hEL6 refreshed the woi��out heart ofthe
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-Worldling, and avvak�6;6d in the.s6ut of the'
3o'the' ,tact`Aai`th9,fiow' of
was 0E . �
blood ftom the head ia thi4',',case haA-,b'en
, � . e'-'dn
York, and::Dr. Fiank' Gallagbar, Of N 8W L
Haven. these man are men of science and
vo ders it be- posSiblb--to 6vade-th',�,pi.ji. 1-him.-Itiat. �
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ii , , � g brought about this bitter and, an'dthe
a task. 1,� � havin
Be But quickly 'the r,ealwomaD, Ir
I speech -very
r 1 -with
udely assaitec .
S�r`y�-g
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putcaait 'Ahoughts tb":� too often lie� tool
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pa,rtially checked, � first', by tfi� super-hea a �
stearn� apd;-Second, by the cold water, of
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- , Lyihiug they do notikuOw
- WiIA-pot endorB6 ar .
oss thati iis beneath her,vanity and,iiai I BftMe�,Bomgthi.x,1g whispers that he may -be'
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often.'- Stilt she stays .. at Darragh, doing
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beat her,lightsi
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de
.1 ep for.'tears.1' - It hasoftop been a source
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a creek �
to 156 -valuable in the -highest - degice. But: ,
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essneas asserts itself, and she rise's,praying actessory-lo more. � mischief still if he goes
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hat she may. be given grace to teill-the cruel on Rdding: ilia fuel of his admiratl6n;io the
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�her according. to' and
donouncing,�,,theih, Irfah,vvild beasts"'ina,
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way.,that�gives� rnany of th6m,a, 8 to.
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ofconsolation and j oy to the penitent An-
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nee,: who recalled to. mind th�beautifdl and
"t,ouebi6g�b-yii�ii�8'"��sun'g��"I:n�hN i
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� Supanese Social Life.,
otmeni women and children, ,
the tfiousq, . . I
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. :in every'nook and' corner,
I kept I i d'- - ' i A Saved:
ruth tenderly' a6& wigoly.� ' ' .1 flame which:'Mrs. VLeary's beauty and.,
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B a I c I i stilitle fascin &6oh'&iI'd, fervid ton-dat'aro'
If h L'n Obly� catch Lady befoia, �
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wing mother',s knee-, who'�'r`nay'l haVe�Ioii-g`,
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Tlie-:1660pie Jast, S116iiiuk, Jin �o h h
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have rom, isease.1 an
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1��by ,-:zi��,�,ii'�.,'of:-�.W-aii��r-'s---gafe '
'Irom d6att ' "
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he' latterlosVes home for'."t'he,lia lighting'in .Jreland.�L; � '" I I ;l . :
Ili?, There' 77f , I I : it 1 , ,
. f" ' ' a' is .far - ' ,�
'Lady I ' subdued in aspen now
is.611a, chance.. of-A6ifig thi a or ��, more �
1; da'ys:'ha"
veJpdee&,`D,IIan upon,D&r'-
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' "h " . ba��rogioix round about it. � The:�'
:xag land t I
fea;
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g6JIVL:d6wn ilia I stre I am of 1imie,zpbeerin �g
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. I Merge dealt
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Institute'Ciouriga by'j?rof; E. l:§:
spep. : a
' iully.with,tha social ell'icr 6teristics of
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. nee, sped, -moralhily, I 6.r,:xts',va ua'Abait
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666ld all ilia epdbrsements� of every physi-'
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Mlean- is upt ta be late on these: occagi �
-' - Lady Kill _
. -�hg&m
Irs.Ann'e-sley � su'spends-- her�pwn dreBeing,'Of the house, than eah: , *ver
b6ld;liriAt S, -
. ries y6utig� bladdagh 10,
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'hoi etrothed to K mthleen
§- b 1. - - - ---- -.,- - has. beeilI tried
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-and oOot,�x' B it;goes,: f iom� sebekati* to.
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generaticnil.11 � ,
tb' - .& m6st-conspictious fea,ture
a Sabinese.
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I of their,. intercourse. with each ;other is he
'are
, n in ih land;' they. -do -riot. Speak of its' , .,
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- ;at
chpinical ingredientW, uV of ltl�
- ,. lY - - 'hba ing �
I - an � blm�l *heh he was ' ! " I I
peratious,� and, hurr'ying'on "alarde wrap, 80 1 1 . . tbe, Poor, near y
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dependent cadet of it. , 1 , ''
and found�'guilty of the'murder of Lord
Killeen. The revolver. found li� the ditch I
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, all ia, thele p6liiehbss� t Nobats]
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f lfi li ' dvwi.
ev.6r.heard, no'eagerness or'se a a
power. - They',-kn'w , tfin � Oue, �bf the �
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:rbmedy; for it has restored them tn health. . �
uns dowp�to.'hak oarriage� and sets::off' . . I I
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'gain for the house which s Lady Killeen's. heart is touch d, wnd'he.r
heliR6 but lately .6 i� .1 .
aft to' tho.happ� hostess confidence won -by the 6harge in ,
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Our, of ,which ,they Iffied 'the'dead body is
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known � to be ME r no other
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. Theyxiiind.me 6f the'days gone,, .
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� When hearts '�Vere,young 6ndeares
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tage, no fridifferefice orlorgetfu ness -of ,the
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.feelings 6f-6thars. not salute -by
Thd 'above factB all show that it is an -
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. bi6lute duty you� owei 'yourself add :your. -
a 8,
'ot
-tell succe I 'lilm..�
sBful
a, wido' I " He ,is sorrowing'for h
Cl ' ,. is COi3SiD,,',be is�
h t she:,is ihe w of a,muideria. man't
�explapation of its being there than this :'
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were.f6w
I , 'Wh" friends were ,Kind uxia.lovowas true! I
11 d I tit `by `:bow-ing, . pus at
i3 aking b . a . n . a,- b u u
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6 I� carefOlyoligarVe, and,
friends t6'u � n
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11 How shall 11eaki T' Bh' ' repentant forever. having mixed -himself u '
a asks .herself JatL,s
with a cause tI nurtured by blood, aiipd
� He had lent'it to It friend for
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priiptica, and he'll die rather ilia' n tell wh 0
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00hSideratian or,cordialify being e:iprassed
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by profounderbows or more nurnerous re, a-
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reflect upon,these lbing6,. but to attend, to'�,
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tb6m in time. � ..
vdr and over again,� as her csrriage iapial� . .
I that in. AS blind, mad, mdti�eles6� fury -ba �
raveraes the, aftoit distaiiae, between the I . i, , ", , - I I 8
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that friand'iB "'. . I ;. � .. I .
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. It' is in vain titat Robert AiipeaIey, stimu- l
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,�66or ing'to the, notion. tha' tjfe� size *
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of. The'rich �eo�
titions there le -:dress their
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Illow Coat. :
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we houses,;, "it's, slowAorture ito...,1 break s9�crifii�ed.his:-Cousm., '- , .. 1: ;� L
bi�ga'. gradually; and the Shock may kill' ,S6, Slid tells herself, as, With bpW64 head
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lated.:to the task, by, Darrajhts eloquent
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the brain b6ar�. a general relation to
intellectual: ca,pa city of the ,tfidividiial,'
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ohitdreii in the.,triost inie�i6r garments in �
sendmig them to' geb661, .in �or4er .that.the
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Sinal1*18xpenditure4 :
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Fi �' 'centsaa:ch morningLa, Were trifle.
ve
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Lee if� I blu t it out�'ahruptl�,, ho . and broken words, be.6omes and offers -her
a .1 W shall I .
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repyesafitations, and p6ok.,lK.A6leen'S P
sionat6 entreaties,that fie, 0 t save
Qeomwelf and Byron might be regarded, as�
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foeliiIgs-of the'
1: -poor children, who dam get
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Thirty-fivo cents Pat week -not much ; yef
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)egin.91" 11 I . I �, I : . . I his heartfelt Symps"thy".. �'. - -1%, ---.1 I � .: .
Sheis,ab the doo'Or'pow,I I hearill: I � � .1" W6`n-'tDarragh dori in.611'-slie ebbs.
9, as,one
.Will try 0
.her innocent aweetli av6ws hisbeli6f,
'man,
havilig-PoSsessed the greatest uriinds known
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sine6thb'practied of testing the inind by.
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no other, may' n-ot-fie burl� ,by,'
contraBti There is no. ,Profanity. ,in-
-it'w'ouIdbdyq0ffl sug�ribrawhole,-`,
famity, 08.2.6 a 'year�and this amount ,
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lears thi gs in a dream; that "her lady- She harderthanyou areT '' � I.
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ten ' �-,�
Than glib learns lebm` him he- 'Q�.i�4.
hiplaft" minutea,6gd.�' .1 � iqi
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in'the iphocdiicq�,cf Ahe': young' fishei
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and pra�stha j
It udgmeritmay be pu�peided.
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-poor Claddagh
the Weight; of � t I. ORMexu 0, vogue.
he brain t
�But, unfortunately, the reporte, d weight of,
their,lapgua�e . -
I .'A triflipligmislia,por offence
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is noti,unfrequeiitly met among. our people
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invested in a savini�s bank at 4the end of 6 it
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a the interest tb I 1
year an croon conijidtad
. .Astheservant . �
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ells her, thig�ber dazed face,'pallia in the L went over striving to Wain and-'�a��,;a I L
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" how too late,and. how� here
The" - , lad is c6ndemnedl�to
feeling, whicb4
die, an� holds him
their brains, 82 and 79 ounces respectively,'
ismo.t ,,=it.,,t
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,with a Not ey' n x"aths ; - but&, a JapaneFd
up in his feelings to the
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'annually would in,twelve years amount,to
$ '
all lamp light, strikes hi Op with a. sudden, I she arrived[ was
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.popular
- indeed he is�rlses Iiigber
'Itlegs � ap '
accepted #a coiiect,by, Ph
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,when wrought .
highest
more than,079�enouglito buy a g6odlirm -,
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the first' hands that touched tbo'murd6red
onvi otion of -i evil to the house: he serves, - - I I I . . I , , . I
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,ud he adds� hurriedly,.
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gh�','. .','or a � g I aius,t the AmiaesieyB :and the
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'interest
and so until no the!., famous
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Cluvier,l)'r.Aborcrombie audDr. bupuytren
pitch, never izttbre any stronger
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6xpression,than what in. our languiige wOuld:
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in the West. , , . . 1. .
Fr�e�cants beforo.%�ea,kfastj, -dipper, and,
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' 4: 1'�d ' � "I ]Ter-whoie heart has always been with
my � &,, Y,
landlora's gonetally in�Jth
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� distres0pl-country that evoryet-waR6beA`
have been regarded as having possessed the'
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be the,excimina I I
tibii, ' ": HOW . vcx�tiOutl, I"
supper -, you'd hardly 'miss' it, - yet 1 "
I . t Is
'! tba,peoplo who, have' hilled' ray
ria'am ;,is it about--7�- -- � - .,.--- -.1 -- -1 husband,"
. -L-a-dy"-:']�.ill"e--en—say-s,,'-,dryi'ia,�,-
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a a
1 rge t-biains,'-on�:ieb'brd-i--theii-,�eigbt�,being--
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They,keep their angry.ptissions under con-
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fifteen cents. wd-iL3r-=�-1-.05�per-,��eek.--Enouili-��,--
her- '
, eyes,: �and
.1 The worst, � the very �70rst," she'says, ,
; ' Terrible s6enesare,N
vjt�egsqd qVajiy in the;
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4' tively.' ' But
16 ', 63. and 62� ounces reopec ii . �
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,they 6 no as," but
d t� lack'fie: cop
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Ock' 41 ' det this: .
tobuyasmIllibrary:ofti, S. nv
"4.She Jiawith them,
vithagasp that prepares him,ior the speaking very li1tterty.
neigh! borbo6d, and though Darragh',, pro-,,
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Oust Yield the -pal
now t ey i ,m-t!o�-tha'-.:�13A�bia&ent-Bgl-a,ie'".
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- -Their�kipdpess to
��'Ofore' slid in� � havo--J
twenty, years -you
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vords follow, !' Lor& Killeen 'has,:bbpd and ' of them I- - �ha 1new, it:even seem
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.tected by ,the
I magic "of her name, I goes
RusBiap, noveL writer,' 'Ivan Tourgueneffi
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, animals is 6xtraordinaiy. , "I'll" he songeof
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ov 0,60'O.'' Quite enough to, buy a good- �
Be. .
,that
d1led, shot in Mistake for some 'one else, his, life. was in daugei from theiial; t.b ey
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among'thqp6oplo &eV as,ofold.tbey dio-'
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At th'epbst-moitein examinMion Made in
vvild:bird6 iiie,constantly heaid in the gar-
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house and lot � " I _ I . I I ,� I I .1 ; I -11
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d6- )810,v tele�ralsi,hs 'and"ll '' confidedthat to her,, or� wnv should sh
&A inust go �4
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regard her exhortations to �patiencd and
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'�uddeg ,
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Paris bv four, well, known I ranch surgeons,
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dens oE. the , gfeat'cities. Birds of passiige.
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Ten cents each inornitIg-hardly worth �
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,=PZ.T-�_-,�l---.-�.,—,-.,-h&v6-gon"Var�te-Eitr-i-��i' o-wiiman .8mve.-
bild tell her."! -, �. � ,',',,', . , -1 11 I
I f16'e6nda
paci Ct, rails t heir,cause.by
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B Paul Sal apci Ma:6ion,,
oirdefJ6,,Deacou, �
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aligbt.in the p onds and public..gr ounda of
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a secoliid thought ; yet,, witbit'you can buy
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hdweyqs� as,you say ? , Yet she let me-9tay,here in
."No," the Bervant Bays,wiping -
ruthlessly- brutalizing themselveB. �-� ,
as iOund-",that, T6urgu6neTia - brain,
it , W` 1 . . --
Toki6,�:a16d,wild deer come,4own trotn'thij
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� �a paper of plus 6i a gpti6l ofibread. Sevency 1
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indisguisedly; 11 bar ladyship - I: , h ignorance �; She. lei - mia' g6, out andi be�igay-
uSt be ?. , . �
And, one .therd-,,'is who leads them. on �
weighed 71J .ounce a. The Surgeons say A,
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Inountainia I and go about freely an d: un-
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con . I ould buy Several yards
IDS Par week-it'w
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etched home; and � bear it ,from ypivh6re / an enjoy. Myself. , I m ight - have been .
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do'wu the' lowering pi h tha,i,�Mhat and in
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was, in a h 6althy cond ifiopi', Tourguenaka
barme'd in the stieets of.densely po ulate&
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of Muslin ;' 06,5.6 in. one yeai-deposit this 1, ,
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face Woul d'te I -' , danciiig at the time they .Were carry.
na-,tkm-�-Yaumr I her -the, truth I I . I I
I -- arij,-Jr-111 rry- ragh4�-it-was-
' 4,4ea -
)efore couaTPT.T, atim - d-body,�t&D&r
7inig 1!d"
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lie race, destruction,, and death, ,whose
. �
= U�e d, f insdildnin �
iful'.ph -siA, g,Aw ieU g
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brain outw6i6cd the brain of the ordinary
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" . curides. In
' b' 22 the' list -of the �
man y -
driviit a vehicle WiTl turn
PlacdS. , The of
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out of his courseAh - the public highway,
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]Mount as bafor6 and you -will have. $2;310,
a ,
in iwenty�y6ars', . " " ,
qdite a Euug':Iittle fortunw;'
you a I
nillr b fetched: w.k ofherto,keepsuch.knowled& from
in--. Her liayship inuat' a N � I ,I I .
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language mak irr97
I a 'sane and moiG�To
'a
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�l�ega—viy7tr-'a'�iTs.-J-�-�ffiig7'Ffgk jVii��-,716WI16. 4 .the-
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1,�tha,!-h6-may�'ii6t-in,jure��a-dog�-w-hiob,,i ,gleep-
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ti-cen -before:,ba -,.dinner,--.
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of th,eii ! country regaid her as migpi&
American, being. credited
I I - h 58. ounces of I
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- -the :midd . any
IIJg' in le &the street' M
and Eupper-thirtycents a day. It would,
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All that i's' best and Womanly in Mariam , Darragh had no.'certain kpowled&," he
cent and seductive, embodiment of its evil
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brain ; nekt comes Daniel Webster, whose
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, other facts vveto:�4j,Von going to 'show that
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buyiibookfortheebildren; $2.10aweek, i
Innosley springs into Stronger life';as she, protests. 11 She got'a hint from Kathleen.-
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bral�;hovvever, .weighed only 53J ounces.
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-libeJapatiese civilization iB,.in, respect to'
enough to paylor a year's siibSciip , tion to a
its waitingfor Lady Killeen in thestill the pretty� Claddagh girl, YOU know -and
Mrs. O'Leary, in Spite of Lord,ldlleen's' :Aco6rdlng-16
his - cranial capacity-W-6lipter -
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-x.arititude.of- conduct " kindliness, sympathy
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go6a newopiper ;' $109-50 per year -with it
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ighted- saZon, in 'which they have all been' ac tod -oil it to the beat of. her ability.,! ,
�,- She influenced ' friende,
entreaties that' sl,:i'e'1-. will. keep her' name .�
the �, " 'co
aper%, , , - , � � 'the fore ,
t
ou )A to havolad 63� ounces of,br&in. L ,�
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and urbanity, superior to our ovviiBostO?�
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AdverNJ6,. 4_
-you could buyagood melodeon, from'wh . iclx
o merry but an ,hdur, ago. But � _ might'have Or
. ,for: the
t6 Sparc her cousin," the wi?6w'weeps -'
nerest iihance�,iii'u'nsteady sim, perhaps,
out of T "' on.all �
, ,occa'sions�, in -this, nerghb',rohood . now.: if
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" ; . ,,: : !Petffla oi'wraircl—� . .
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you could prochre good music to pleasalitly� ,.
while the evenj 11 . g hours away. a 'this �
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r.the failure to"discrimmate between the but they 'and.,theii, fancied wrdnig6 and
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Wi6 a "I - A—— ..
. irsty I W yp; are
men have their k6 ,. Idle;. b ood
there is to,'be a � sklii,/R f�rms frtim)yihich
.
�,1361v6ai,but now�JE,� �ilqg 1�nantit blav'e�be6n
, " -CharlesIl' said , fond wife -w
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assist " d 'in -preparing for'.a
ifig'her husbap ,
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l[Ko%v the World Will B,cepme Crowdeds,
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amount invested,M beforF" , orty
1. . , ,:�,Oul�V in ,
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'Years , a amount' 'of'
wo -her o�,Wn"Aiiieband would
net with Lord Kilieen'd"'fate, and she , de'arei to bar. than famil� alid'respecta-
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fforgivg�md
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6icte'd, the lady,, is there'mingling -freely
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shortiourney, il whatiBtliiB flashotwhiske,
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, if we s�icdoiad in protecting' ourselvea
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against all important :diseaseg�by inoculai
prod'uce�/thb�'dokr ,
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votild -have . been � the: bereft", woman ta' bilitv.� O'ho Arthur for being
.. � .. I � I . I augi;y. with 'her ; forgive, me � for' say-,
yFith th(3,inguigo3nt'throiig,-�hd.n'ev.6,r Stay-
I . cl�
ing them With so much., as a warning woe
for ?11 , � I I I . .1, 1.11 - I,
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that-" `smid' her busbanid-,'stiddeply
- tion,ilie-world .will- s'oon-�. be,ebime�krodd—ed.
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Vor Voting iWen-,tolft6member. : ,
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vhom the grim tifixii1gs .-Still, -have, to --- the . ar ut I have-
Ing h' d thing -s' of.-yod-r-16'Vie' ;; b
roket. AS ihA,refle6tion is borne in upon
'or -hand-when-�-th6-siivg�ei-�growB--ra I
within
, 'to I I
. Ing . Iiii.-from-his valise
I ,. �.,!-O,Aha,t!s. -be,'
In order to ke6� �'up� .a respectabledeath
ra-fe—we Eli��ll-'Iit�V'd-fo�d-dp-6!fd-up�b�E�ilWo;y-
-�Iothe"�,�'C alf6�tl�6�ffffff.---
That .
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W'
or mind, a Sharp twiffigO of conscience for lost my husband; and she ku6w!vvhat as
-into coming, and-, v�olfld :not �how,xx:Io-how t , O,
th�m, and :they linrl sto
� ,,, nee at:1116
r
- beal 61,those h' epredent I ord � ei,
w
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used eaclusively in the snake,
case'..of
hik�s, II: - , - - � , i : I , . .1 I
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accidents, driiggiqts1mist%k6s and Fenian
� � T110rif-tildy-ViRde ge -in elst-th-dy"Way7-
n 6 . Vbut of it. I I �. . - ,
over - i
aving let him- go peril, without bar '
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Ing She , I -them -
sizes her, �and with unfaigned'f�e8 Save him.' ,She isla accord vvith
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anitanthoelty., I �� I 11
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Pfttr!Ot8-. - Old a9d' will of course kill' a
. ,'a
'for 'boldest
Tha"t,to deal honorably with all Men. they
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myia t.� I
,. In.tim6it'a'een]i coming to be
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little Wo man, 11 �th are, are: no snake " I' the
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Surely as ever,- even the ruedi.
, begin with th . . 1. I
air washer -woman.
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,, I will be a bett6i: wife if it please'� dod my.giieif are nothing.to Y,Od',� I . " ,
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' , Darragh's anger and resentment, her
'I t ge and-
.A MOB �a personal siruggle.ior �roati
influence between barragh �-th; good young
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oars.' . '.. � ;-�.!, -:
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. 1i 0; Yes tbe�e are . -a `f- '
t Imes. you see,
OMheoriBthas not- ventured, to sildgest
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-'Age W -f- -- - —
thatlold roduced Uy i�'hlicrobe, and
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� g more an -
That they need sombtbin'' b
stepatial tham cigars, kid gloves', and. &'cano
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oaps.re him V!,
b ' 4: deissta'ti6p of tb6 way they are.ci�r'iyihi.on
. Tile minutes that she as to wait seem
"lady who is il oneof� fhaiu" ,and who loves
, � - �t".
them 'curren
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when they stoyto wood up,.or take water
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lthat� immortality can her - Secured byin'
Ocu-
lation. Still,! it will be very inconvenient
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to start houdek ' ' ' *th.- - . , , . I
PqP1Ug ��!
iko*�:P'mrs.,"AIqdy6t she dreads their passing, their ,worki is as deep as- Your � dvin ,' she
'a �pra'yers
though she loathes their,
'coura-6-and.
at Some way, station out, in the woods-
That tbay,cin t replfffibix--theirlather's, ,
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iea , :the�' momeift-that must, being. her' I I 'L .. - . - �
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the fair,* dangerous foreigii
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indendiaiy who has begun playing the big
�some gloomy swamp or bayoii-ihe' snakes
,board the'train' and 'crawl' around %among
if everybody lives to, the age of three -score
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alldten before bidding � farewell to earth�
fortU a to
I n , brib� them" through life; Foi..
tunes are ihingg�better havb
a On to face, with the Poor. ,Wife who IS to I - I . .
Born frormhei( Marian) -that she is, a widow, least, she has ceased to Share my..Bympa-.
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lame 6ut'Of love of,dxcitemehh, and, f r.the
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tbe,passengers'logs� It's, mighty' atmoyl 91
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The: aiiia'aity branch' 6L the life insur6iice
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sometbing le'sides -to fall back on.
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Ution she he;irs�'the 'carriage' stop, and a thy with -the, way, 1hey are. striiggling. for
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gratjfi�6ation,of -her 6,Wn umbiti6n. , .
- ItiB nothib- to MrB. O'Leary that these
and dangerous, too, .And then, too, I'v,el
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seeii'men'oiti the cars with their, boots full
. businaoswill, be,entirely broken up,and
ordinary life insurance will,languish, since'
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That' a girl who decks herself' in the -
191testthi�'gW16ut"6d es the Street'
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moment after' he!arO Lady'Killeen's rich 11 �
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ObeB rustlingasshe hastily sweeps through . I � ,
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, ple, whos Own woes She portrays -to
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'of Is qoiits'�nope ot,,Jbur
Sn&kE -real s6i
death by. accident will to virtually tile only
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parad -in I � .t
while her � iii6ther does the I i . .
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ilia, ahthrooln, and then across 'to the spot . P,
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them go eloquently, . ed Ibilli
should be. inft�m I . I
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circus' -poster reptiles,- but the , genuiue
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;kibd of: death a ,gainst which the companies -
'worth
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Worth ..
wastiDg'mixch love on. . I .
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p, ,xxir DrAmONNDS i T"i f� , �
Marian 'stands, the latter feeig her or
4 m line n B �
the devastating fire within the up,
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artiole,: Yes'� tabouldn't-consider my
will find it while, to ipsure�-.Ndiv.
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That,a follow who deliberately propbses ,
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Bart cease to'beat, and fancies that 'the " .1 . I I � , , 'I, . I
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only themselve's' but all within, their
not -
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worth ten cents if I .were to leave tha t ,
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matrimony t6a.-girl, Nb6n he can't support
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�ords "I Your husband is mlirdered " Are , When. Lord Killeen's �� i 'comes to be, .
.reach. Lot them perish f They'willhave '
'served 'purpoqq'of�
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himself is either a first-ola�s fraud, oi a
'martieia,
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on Ve'r brow. most as Much con Sterna.
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her purpose, and1ho
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I T1ADY.'BrAUT1rM1i .Uadios;�oiicarinot'ix,ake
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fo6l�unlesB he for � money And -
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is a ' ' tion among the members of is I am
.There 4 presentiment Pf some sorrow' . . . I
and the more immediate circle f fili'frinda
-tho§ a who are,like Minded tto hei. . Her
that 11 cause of freedom"
,, Leo Tolstoy,�tho Aussian I 1, I
novelist : re-
fliaes to serve on a Jury because bib religious
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air sk 4 in,xosy,cheaks and sparkling eyeamith
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the cosuaiatics, of France. or beautlfters'6f 'the,
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Lady.killeen's mindi but Slieis
head in 'I as his aej" .
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from guessing or suspecting ,
.1mitnipulationbi
for - which th y y them-
a : are ready to destr6
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conviction iih,tb so v as a J'iidge
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wor,ld while in poor, health andnothing will gi�e
, �ou such' r-ich,, blood, good hoaltb, Arength,artV
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- 'We all have slaiRcient.ste;6gth to suppor
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Ra axt.iA'.Vthe c fdamitV Which has"overm, I I Por he"'hao 16ft.tep thousand pp___ 9� ..
. IDers, pu s money in fie
I sel�es and ot I ter pur - 1.
is 0 . .. ,
o'verh; f6ll`w�men; � ,
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e'auty Die Hop Bitters. ,.A tkial'is certain- proof.
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