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� 'A OVINZAAL MANKINO BUSI" UQIX to''1411 into arrears. I
4*07 Ala elor'"d turiow to u% 004.
panson.
"Look hem" bw Paid. "I'm volas to
Wp you out lit th44 matter, but I'll
have to do It In my own wity. I have
a brilliant idea, as a startor. Just I*
too aliet 4oWt interrupt Me. Tbo'rs
go'lux to have a Play next Friday night
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called 'The MR
,A auet-the UW -D0.1
W petrelon-the 113lnL' I'm the man,
And Mies Imogene Is the bird. You ,
am the rough Idea Is this-, I'm euPW
od to 141as Reawyek, but AID In love
with Miss Imogene to the point of
frouzy-ln the play, of course. So- far
so good. The man to In the room wittl
00 bird find doclareo his vassiou In
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ftot of all. XIw mAdo sp her mind st
91109 and turned to bim impWw"I.T.
1114r4 Croyland." sb*'sitld. "I bell
you to believe aw when I say tbot I !
never thought for an inaunt of hold-
, ling you up to ridicule. Wou!t you for -
stye met It wits $Ploud$4 of You to
ogreq, *udtb*r#-wo, won!t have th# :
play At AlIr
opaut, my dear Miss ReuwycW' 111,101-
4 .rd protsatW "I should feel frightful-
ly . cut UP It "a Abandoned it on mf
account. Do so on wlt4 It Perhaps
I 0401 be Im Jolly bed after All. I', -
,&$I foq� ladles Immediately took up
the cudgels against him- until big polite
protests - mtravir weaker and weaker,
011V so mg 14 Y411 Wiliam *111 r"11, *
. The To* VWXIII: t1so 4wkxd UIWP
"d. loo4ttrir b1s, awftc "voitoly ix tbor
ftm immusmied the last y"Oso of UW
� artifielatly, snppillod courap *0 m0o
a Dalai bold attompt -at bilickmo.10"
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"WW you SITO Me, two handed Poo,
istrI orwoo ym Powr , 7
"Cotildn't think Of It" 1111100" rhe
Texan lightly. "I ia*ft a b4roalsli wft
yon, strid, you break It sit your own dsk.
Wow, bring wo Lord Croylantrit weoa4
boot pair of 441ug boot& Who aw
ones Are A, trifle small and pluck my
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too damnably. That'* tight Thank
you." 'He looked no with 4 happy
. smlle� 101Vs your deal., Woolser. What
. kau 441JOI, Q11, your paper 61lown 1,111?
um TusSACTED. . NOTES dat, .too wItlob, your pstpor- is pidd. We
6ze -g-'s -Qu 1wo I '
ift 10 Ill,
leete4 blis, thoughts. and'dua-VoleFt It
loaguage which Is simply do
beautiful. flually substellair In a suggestion that
you contemplate doing neXtTI .
The halt been thinktat baPL
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- inscouNTE P, DR&rTS ISSUED would. ask �ou
, ,eetio,r6w4no'l
I mean—you and I are In a room to-
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the ground with it short sharp stick.
eg4u at Ing
,%ord' Croylano." be b t
, , every point
waklug oth4or domoustrittlous that aro relieved, the Situation from . .
realistic both to the actors and tlip lilt. of view. .
valet
He had *not more Shaft In his quiver
� . uo should you be, Quo of those in
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gothar, And! you, tell me bow much, you
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,,In this country openuem,and'square-
dietice. Of courge I'd rather set toy
"Why not have, Mr. VAu der Awe 49 ,and
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believed It WOU14 ie4eb Its =,ark�.
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. ST A1,LQWEU, ON .DE- arrears, kindly lot us have your It-
1$,TEV.E
love well-
,,Hadu,t we better prActloe a little
. first principlews. I've
nose are the
heart on doing this. role; but. by ,love. the part?" he aske'd )
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III I ,. feet as b. I
've devided. air," be sts, 0
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POSITS., $ALI. NOTES PURC - The single dollar wAy'not Seem, of
bit now?" .
heard that gentlemen, have the same
I'm going to chuck the thing; and lot
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smile d1roct:ed ;It that young goatio, iswaggered
"You'd' it 007
acroi ' w the room, to
U othink to Mr. Reawyck At millw
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I much, importance to you, but. to, the
#*DOa-t yqu think yon 4coula (to it
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Ideas to Vuglaud� Is. this true?"
,Ton do .
"Mel" cried Mr. Van. der Awe.,
. iam 49 splendidly. 014
a
chap, and I shall be, upcommonly
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The information might be worth OL
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without Practice?" .
"I shall need, to. acquIro--or-restriftlat
Richard bowed. .
"Very well- I -in going to ask you a,
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clutching at big benefactoi�o band. ,
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Obliged to you
deal Moro to Mr. ROAWYCIes
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� aro so locked up, , maitter of ,
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In: Of I oucit tatuptation, .
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plain. blunt question. without Any In -
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tentIoU of offense, and 1, want you to.
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, '*Wait," said Richard. 111, haven 't
Amid n chorus of approval the young elaughter."
lover Accepted. blushilgly, while Rich-
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Richard wanted., to strangle him ox
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Ton know," �
610h. I see. I guess It won't bo neees-
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give we a straight. plain aus
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finished yet_ A. young man of your
ard, not only freed blinself of A hate-the
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spot; yet, Strange to say, he 44ted
very. differently.
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sary for you to be too restrained, Ire I
oil so - tliv, lan-
beautif impassioned -
Which oup, are you after?"
ItIchard's cigar a y droppeei from
etirl,
obvious histrionic talent ought fairly tQ
glitter In A part like that, and. besides.
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tot It sit,, but became a bero,. and
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genius In the eyes of the entire party,
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"A,bl" he exclaimed, with a look of I
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guage you unilerstan(l"--
,th, while be gaz
between big, tee , ed at
It will give you, a chance to do the de,
'YoU
As they. passed out of the dining I
open Admiration. had thought of
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4#1 Zall. try to live tip to It"
"And kiss
his questioner In extreme . astonish,
ment.
voted to lrour lodylovp. Just its .
ire In the middle of.it Miss Harriet
Cornelius plucked Rlebard!s
room �
sleeve and whispered:
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m negligence. Reall , Cardinal, yotk,
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: -TING 14 FIRE ton, 009 �
Just when you, uie"-
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.,,Which out) of what?" he asked
sails In ;Ind denounces You., Oh, Irs. .
-1.9ee here: I thought you said you
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have, a brilliant wipet, so ecelesla#lcall - .
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'IT. he gIrIsr" said Mr. van der Awe.
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a bully little play. espectally the dE
nunclatloul But you don't win d that
couldn't act?" .
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"Cin't ,11 returned the Texan, with a
In its W�rklngj, fOo. ", , , , .
it dazzles me,"
i0w ODURT OFFICE,
vIVI$ , � an"s Sympath
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try'thatin 1$rlvate-"
"Not wake
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,It put It clearly."
"Perhaps I dift
count of you
on 4C , ,r great and glorious
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sly Wink. "That Was What you Amer-
He paused And sighed, "And a maw .
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We can
at all. .b4llevo I
about that you know." -
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love for the birdo Miss Harriet's re-
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leans call bluff. but It You let on !.'It
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like yQu would sell blmoelf for fM
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amusement and succeeded Imperfectly.
marks Just roll off you ]We water
wring your neck." I .
What a pity! Have you really decided
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I . �, . , . ad how to
too; but learn
,,Tbaro not true acting.'# .
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. ,,Isn't it? Ob. we'll see about that. -
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,iv.he returne& "Which
"Ah. I � See.,
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after?" ,
from a duck's back. Touching little
ge a see how.J can
seQnel Han d If I CA
The Earl of Croyland pro tem. Pro-
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ceeded to. his roquilk with the Object , ,
with Inv .
to break dro .
441 Pave,P� gaid.the valet resolutely. - . .
� . �, . been disconed,
. , Byrimv, . gelf. our bur-
. . Ar" 111, curo f. watit to relieve
nc the
It rehearse that ,
later., and we needu I
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11 lag Im Qgene," confessed the young
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give It UP, bur'- ,He paused, sighed,
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3A,Rft1STER, SOLICITOR Wit if -you will, assist me. .
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"But I'm sure to be so awfully awk,
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man -without reserve. 4 a d If you don!t
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Lo.. Croy-
then turned Impulsively, "Shacks!
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don't want to appear mean. The part
suit In the wardrobe of the Earl of
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Croyland, In getu, which would have
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I$ spirits with ,vi liberal stimulant.
and now, -at thia, atIng of ridicule, whick,
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* NOTARY I , of the remedy wbliDh has been placed
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Word about that. �lve had so litt4e
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object to my co c,
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land, I love her as no man ever loved
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Is yoursl"
m snort with dill-
galled him in a tender spot, he became .
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- Ov . m will cure you -It has done so
practice In My short life. En .
"You. little Innocent
I I a -well. bang,!t,
a girl before, It's- V
For half a minute perhaps Mr. Van
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dain, but which Richard In his Pres-
rather a dangerous rascal. Whom thef'
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poor I . glIgh.
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fix that later."
Ire. painfull" He fell Into a thought-
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der- Awe gazed in silence At his gau--�
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eat state, of mind rather longed for.
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ful pause. then looked up again. "Now,
erous friend, beaming with gratitude. I
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Certilinly he had no fault, to find either
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and the. besotted Bills went sullenly to,
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. I CHARLES B. HALE I I . I . 1. IT tr.eat
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"Will you li;;Z, �
to .11100. Ilord .Croy.
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I think I've. been perfectly candid with
you, and 1 wani YOU to be. quite frank
. Croyland,16 he murmured
"Lord .
brokenly at last, "you're a -good fellowl
with big prototypels taste or tailor.
On entering his dressing. room be. was 1
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his. doom. . �
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4&Look werel" he Cried. "You told mel. I � �
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"I'm sIIeaV* �
with ui�. If It's Miss, ChIttendon wb
decide what to. do.litter."
rii, try to do the part justice. I-1
elou!t ].now how to thank YOU." �
greeted by a sight which fairly took ,
his breath away, and he was not easily
once you wouldn't stand no nonsense. I
No. more will I. You got my offer�twe . . I .
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"Harriet comes In and denounces
Don't you think Irs perfectly de-
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"My dear fiallow," said Richard,
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,,I'M Sur
,0. you will. !.Don't .Mention
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corner opposite -
surprised; either, In a .
handsome morris
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hundud Pon.. Take It or leave Itt Ym � .
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"you can!t imagine bow I appreciate
It," said Richard, with the wall smile
thei door stood a
me peach to'Misis � Ben,
daren't �
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rour opbriness, and equareness. it .
of a comPletei, mar r. ."Let's play a
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chair. -In the chair sprawled Mr. Wool.
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"Then It's settled. I'm so 91 I ..
throws new light upon your glorious
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gains of billiards." : .. I I
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say ,Bills holding a tumbler In one band .,more
In thO Otll�
and. Richard's brandy flask -
thau. you � think I know,, an' Mr.. �
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Willia ras cawn't cover It up with none - 4
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on and let's dig no more roots," .
Miss Imogene Chittendon proceeded
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u a cigar and be equally unreserved. '
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TCHARD, much to his cfingrin'
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er. One third I I
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adffiIt*wItboU.t'besIt4tIOft
MISS IMO ge a Chitteildon, Is a most
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�'worthy smil �ed pleasaniiy',*At him Inas- .
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�at , Now# one . .
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01� Clintea.. Nlgbt April 6-20, : I
Office-OuUkIO BUD . July 13-27( Aug. 10-294, Sept., 7
Leo
1) . resent speaking
lady,' I- beg to Sir, that
nev er for a single fractlop'of a segond
. and the two gentlemen sat
.4own. to lullicheon, To one, thing he
and made
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- aoologir.6 for. his-, extra
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last time,will you orwon't you?" I
"No, Woolsey," said Richard.,calml . " I
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a' rather in. note subject with him �
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and coming from the lips of the girl be
ha I entertalued,the. least. Idea of-
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had -made up his mind definite]. . .
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worshiped In a one act play In which.
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In your o n phrase; of gOIngL afj
Pf I W er
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would follow Mr. Corrigan's advice
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brazen It his faith
Richard's first � Impulse Was to L
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offender by the morn ff of 'the nook.
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''I .. D14 T.. T. MoRae'. . I . . nd return, $32.00.
Winnipeg; a
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he was some one else. was more than ..
is that satisfactoryTf
"Entirely so," said Mr..Van der Awe.
and out. putting
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in. luck, but helping Inc Lk atong with
Ltbe
L and kick'' him soundly through his
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Edmonton and return $�2.60-.
flesh and blood could stand. It had too
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deflutte a re -elr-
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holding out big hand with- the nearest assurance. - ri rom the opposite s1de.9f
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-baronial ba.11% repeating the at-
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cumstpaces to be comfortable. Ori the
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roach to happiness 'he. badL Yet
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"I'm to know Von In your
the' table the fair Imogene cast ton-
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tention until his valet, reached a point
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somewhere . beyond the Renwycks!
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whole, beL elect .. L .
if he could. did not want
shown. glad .
true, real light. Too. are not a bit like
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on his left the ancient Miss Schermer-
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front . gate. but on second thought he,
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play .He. i
Hgrrlet denouncing him, even In fun.
have, mot' " � .L
other Englishmen I Fact Is,
grew positively sprightly and cov-
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changed his,mind, First and foremost
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he wanted jnformation. The kicking
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-don't e an talk like one.19 I
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"Thanks," bowed Richard, prudently
ered*hIm with a Gatlink gun of per-
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plexing qu;stions, She wanted all.
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muen the sound to the liousewife, - and .L . . .
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It Is difficult r think of one i
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later, and ,he did not wish her to have
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the ,advantage of' a pfovloui rehearsal.
wing in hits monocle. Whe- eyegiatia
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thentic Information . I .
uough�foi that later. , . L
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,"Well, Bills.' I be". began, with la dash.
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without the'Qther looming largei .
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an annual or semi-annual �Vlsltsxtbn. . I
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.He was getting Sensitive. be., j..
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always made. him too] like. an. idiot;
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but, L oil the Other band, it -gave a dash'
earls and noble dukes, to all.of whic h
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chard gave .road L
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of sarcatim In his. volce,"'fora,'recently
'employed
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that invplves ,. inconvenience 'and dis-.
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comforts that make it L's, 'Period to be. L :
� � . I RATTENDURY ST.,,EAST,. Full information from
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but II6 wanted to me'e' her alpinei'to talk I
with her as in kind. of relief from thoL
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swers-answers that Might have efins
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servant you seem to be doing
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,�-, ,,� I . . .. A.- 0. PATTISON , . Depot Agent. '
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.troubles that were gathering .around
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. t which he Would hi*e"been lost.
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119 there anythl ng else In. which I can
the English . arls tocra cy to ri me In 06e
'vast, furious 'mass 'and Iyuch . him.
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reinarkably welt." I I
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the male portion'of the_house ql, .. �
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least. notwithst nell but a am. , L .
of ther - work actubi.Ily falls to I .
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him In uncomfortable, sticky Coils.
Bufat every- turn hii* Innocent,purpose '
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seive you'. old chap?" .
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without formalltl6s'bf trlal'oi benefit
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the utm at complacftce� "I'm d
nicely,, thank you." He helped himself
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their share. Housecleaning tim'e*h; also L I . . .
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ThOTHCHIMIRWIFITs,
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was frustrated and .he_LfoUlld himself �
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have very kindly stated me -that
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Weicomed . the funfi3� . paper , joke- . . , ' L .
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lowan ' Gampan
In the clutches of some one else. an lum'
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quisitor'like Michael -Corrigan, a chat.
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you have no Intention of Making a bid
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for Imogene. t ThaVs' very, Square , of
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-In novels,' Renw.yek.
said',Mrs, L
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6011m Afraid our Amerlean.-itithors are.
lass between his -eye and
held tbw g .
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: the , light-' "Ttils.'ere brandy, A
become adepts in .
.of., practice,*. havd . . . I
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dressing -the two or three existing. .. .1,
up in new raiment, . . , �
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te,rbox likeMiss. C%Ittiaudon. fib L h - Is
He so w.
y�ou, and*1 apprIeclatedti--tut, would,
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Ill bfft thied., Reall I' they �
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.equal good its Wot we'Pas on the Other ,
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Jokes I
-houseelcaning . .
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was not ;occupied
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thoughts, however, as to forget a plains- *
telling her so?' : -, �
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laughed a long, fre% bubbly
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et
-#Thdy but I 'fancy
side. kotiir judgpen'Vs..60tter thdin the
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earl's, Sir. You. lealth, Sir."
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These remarks are .intended to bear :' - . * . . - - :�
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-man's training, and during- the'latter -
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he hour' of his � wild ,flower hunt he
Richard. .
augh. that Came echoing back% In -war-
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-at this Ingp4lous
travo P ..
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. they' do, mot get Into the best a ocloty
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Miss Schermerly..
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. .. Richard ,stuffed his clinched .bands
po' . thLall
. deep Into his ckets, striving wi 'I
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-4f � briefly -on the� t c .
Lirectly hanged
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3 c upon his trail.
wa onsclous of a spy, .
mockery, most
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abroad," sugge8 , I
s4l sball'.Prepare a paper upon that,
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his might to Yeep them.from the IWA.
in. some directions in. the .average I . I
household of. to -day. Housecleaning has - , -
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L' , hoteL 0. ;, *Thos. ,Praser,, Vice -President
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He had turned at some rimark'bf III 8
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* 'lWe 11, he:sAld, Ilthat's'rather a ellf-
iery- bject ior�tbe' Woman's Liter. '
so
.-pudent rascal's collar. Whitt did It.
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changed in two Ways mined.. the, time of - � . �
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CoMpauloh and had chanced to -See �
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'figure that. dodged. swiftly b6ind a
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fleult thing to do, Isn't it? Strikes me
ary league. .Would yon have any ob-
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menn? .Uowe.ver� there wits qathling to
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�be by 'vlole while much
our father's - father; 'It has become .. .
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easler.to se6omplish, and more produc-', . .,
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bowleter- some,fifty, yards dway... He.
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as.rather-�crmrindellcate." , - I
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jectIbn. :,Lord Croyland, if .1
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you am airautfiorlty.2111. .1 �
gained nee,
,ugh. the exerel
c4W4� he ,learned .thro . me ,
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'tive of results., The housewife bas . . .
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xh�nyl inventions and appliances. that . ..
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11 , . � Wilila Shosuey, , ' Seafaith ; Joh,
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-bad. paid no specie. : �fa: thei. I ooe.
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BUt when It was repeated
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Awe. "Im6gane Its a sensible girl"-
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of a littlejact. . Therefore he curbOet
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slmpiify� thie work which onceivias..Aoxi ... I �
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. Holmes
. 81ftialist *
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in Crown and -Watt.
CUllireace, .
- I Inced that soma;�
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. - oh. the blindness of love f,'llandiwould
it"
lantly. , "In fact. my.dear.Mlss Sche r-
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. his, rage.and! spoke. Cd1mly. If Bills %
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had known Texan betteir'bei viould *
by 61VOW grease ,and that alone.-
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gress,and'ingdoultY hav4'Boived`sOm6,-. .
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� I ., work, . I . . . . Beinnewics, Brodhagan ;: J nine& Evan-
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one was watching them-why..he could I
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understin you perfectly. on ,see. -
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lie.explainbel. 11.9helayoung. Her. mind.
so
merlyl't Should be houored�vaatl: .
He smiled. on,blitiself at.'the V bought
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.bave; realized. that'wben he Was Most .
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- disag . )Is questions for, her In the . . ,�
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last OecpLde or two.. .- I I . . I. . . . .
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I , . Giaduato of the Royal College of : '
I , I . Beachwood; James Contio
'Relltai , - . �. 0 I . ily, �
not Imagine.. - As they itearedRestmore
'Richard wheeled suddenly' 'and spied �
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..confess fr ,
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of the real Lord CroYloAd Should tba t.
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quiet lie was most dtkngerons. *
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`111fight I Inquiregs to the reason of
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'Unqp6stionably, the stasteful'' 1. . I
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of housecleaning Is the faking pO,.
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I I Surgeons of ,Ontarlo. Honor . 'Holmes,ville. -
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*-AGENTS-'.
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the'figure crouching,, along a. boxwood
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apt; to, be -well, dazzled. might any.
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bY foreIgn titles and broad buttons qnd
gentleman -everchatice -to read the Pa.
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er'ln. .question, but that was Croy-
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r- pre ant �donditiou?" aikdd his
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them .. � I....
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o .� , tal Department. Graduate'of" the ,
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.�.,�, ,. Ben I � ' .
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h4elge. It � seemed a very Strange at-
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fair, and he detir lined to got to the
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things of that description. It's a wov,
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.1afid's affalit,'not III96 - I I
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. .,Yes," Answered 131119 Airily,.
tackti;, beating and relaying . . -
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Nevertheless, a ' . I
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I . Cbic;i o College of Dental Surgery Robert -SMML, . ;
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�� - '�., dbley, Seaforthl,.Jarnes
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man's natural Instincit.'yOu know. -and
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� I have no logical right to, blame her.
,'I will bfing, my Into the
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library afternoon I the ancient
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' . nevertheless in quite .open deflance;.
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It be done, NQWadmysP the, tendency.. . I .
for red . . � .
painted or varnished floors cove .
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�. % : Chicago.. Commercial hotel . Egracineivill ;. . .J. o. Holmes-
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I.:, I I be at the � � .1 .1 1.
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the! stepe-of'the veranelft,'.he made A.-
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'of -the house, cut ner4ss the
you I sed, I have reasonedit all out and
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one stated, and, with a smile to Ric
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; 4,mq an' you� lag got to part ( .,ompany,
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William0l' .
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with rugs and mats and their usd 121 - .
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contIrM ally- growing.. It. is'�a simple I
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" I d, every Monday from I a.. W. ville.
B411el .
Insorhuce
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� 'rose garden . and vaulted. a -fence Into
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am speaking. from. A, Still -ndpoint of so-
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- ."Could You help me theu..elo,yo
ard. t1i
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Mr. . � . . �
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he floor, .
matter ,to take up rugs from V I
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,. Partics..de sirOU4 to effeet
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'L k or ttangact other business will be
' ed sit this
the road, I ..
perjor 6ge-ond exper leuce.� NoW,'you
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can!t find fault with that line of
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think'Tt . 1. I . .1 I . .
. " moAt pleased,'i said
"I Should be..
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and clean them. Not only are � . . .
t - y biA decidedly . bet-, � �. .
floors more Sant ar. I
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. 0 I an I to the v; at surprise, of two
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Richard came* near Ito 'land.
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lehard,- with .an anawd
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.. The, murder was out. .The man's.
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f,. address - Implied.
st, ordinary, .
a a � I
ter-lo'oking for ey n th me � � I
wood floor can be., transformed ,dt d .- . . . .1 .. �
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i I L CTIONEER-JAM' . rs addressed
� AU ES SMITH LI- to any -of the above office: ,
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gentlemen,
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on the head of'Mr. Cortiel
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'Not a flaw." answered, Richar&
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� mid to -�ilai Re
fear � .
. manner o � ,many
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thlugs-which Richard w4s:aj.qinIpk to
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small expense into one having the'ap . .
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�-��p, Conseil Auctioneer for the County ,to their respective .. I I Cos. J.bosse�
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Huron. All orders entrustoid' tio ins' ected by the'director who. live,
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gravely I 'It's simply perfect. �GO On-'-'�
. . The I�ver proceeded earnestly., ,' I
� wyck this afterno'n for quite a long
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:: horseback. 'ride.. At'atioth4.i! tim , I
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grasp .as to appreciate. their c onse-
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'drop
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e -of costly hardwood by the . .
on of one or two coats of var -' : - . . . a -
applicati L , , .
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I . e Will receiV t nearitist the scene. ,' ' . .
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.,,As imogene's -future husband It 'is
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shall bevbarmed,4 agauroyou." .: - -
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'Miss
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ces. � Bills Might
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shall; in -the Renwyck hoLosebblelL by a *
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EL d now made Ili ImIt- I
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Cherry, Oak ahogAny, WAInu . I
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. ,d% H" irs'You. i's 10, gate
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. ray duty to surround the child L With
every possible, safeguarel, and for that
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Harriet started. She wa I
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aware 'of any soph eagagemento but
mere tn�viitlon of the �name of "Mr..
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.ation
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and so on, and are so dui rable that they " .
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will Successfully -withstand a great ilea , .
, .per sale. Ldn � . I .. L .
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. Road, one mile South of Clintoni . I
. JU ard. the :first to. recover from
"Do
. reason I sh6uld like her Present fancy
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somehow the -Idea 'did, not displease,
A ciiaf�islon On, nichardla
Williams." � �
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but,to be
of wear and tear occasioned by the don- , . .. .
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News X%N:
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. astonishment -
know, I almost f
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. for -you ellgill slonized.' She refuse
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her, She smiled and offered to relonse
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'Croyland. that
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- part WoWd, be bad e ongh,
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forced td,.adinit. th a .Accusation of a
stant walking arld . the movement of. . �
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firniture over them.
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was- som �, Lie
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to let me go' with her to pick wild
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I chose -you.,
flower morn ug' an
.but entleman
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would not bear of It. I .
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servant -would be Infinitely worse. .
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Wall.papering is being largely*sup . L . L .
planted by wall,paints and - finishes in . .
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. Uhited, 5 ites Subteriberil
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poujt�y.,,.. .. . . . 1. I
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merely, I suppoie, because YQULare an
. .'rlet. In
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"By, th I said Miss Hat
Bills, to seemed aware. �be situa-
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beautiful colors* and shades that will . . . I
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. L will please note that we have to Terms of - subscription -TI per jear in
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'Mr. V ed, drew him.-
an der Awe flush .
self up And. folded his arms In R'Strlk-
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. earlb Vilat's, why I followed .You.
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Asking to do.any
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order to change the subject. "Imogene
have d" to. take
tells. ' agree'
'me that
tion slid. was determined to mall:
* ,e the
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mos
stand scrubbing soap -and water. '. . . I 1, .. I
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ton bright . - . .1
� and come�Out'61! th6 operat , I
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not so paid. No paper discontinued
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,.No." ho answered without the' first.
Now, I'm not you
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thing that I 'Would not do for you
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part'in oni,little ,Vlay* It. ls� awfully.
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remar I .
.$Air, Williamsv' he began,' with the
and fresh am the day. they were put om . 1. L .L
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This. aNidielb "messy" papering opera- . L. I
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vestige of hutnorl, llI was not offer the
cheerfully and so I ask yon again If
would mind droPping a rather
good of you to help us out -t' - .
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confidenbe. of holding the whip blind.
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and cupboards, given one cont of P0,1114 - � I � .
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to every 01lbsbriPtiOn is
poult To be perfectly,franko I 'was
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. broad - hint to Imogene, that a uht
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tounced sadness, I It, .
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"I'm not disposedLto make trouble,
girl though it do go against me to be,
-p prepared for the surfaed,� . . .. .
,,dally
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;;hi6h.will dry over night, enables the�
your subscription
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expirinj please remit $1.50 lot sli. . paid is denoted On the
after YOU." . 1. . .
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With you Isput of. the question. Y09nii
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might explain Ahot you are unworthy
to serve you In any wap.
-I Mr. Van der *Awq. In.thund6ratruck
de�elvinl people. VV e got nocomplaint.
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housewife to keep the kitchen and Pa 11- . �.
tries fairly shining cleanliness,
I I Advertising rates-Trangicut adver-
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of her.orsomething like that- 1 don't I amazement t$tared blankly across. -the
agliust my. present dootles, Mir. Wil-
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Ing? - Could he have speech With all
.dare'how you fix it jtlqt so lea, fixed.
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llama, slr� an' Special so as they 19,
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ng eoat of env -
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the kft,
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for little. space..
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light.,, Richard made no answer, .And.
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Richard thought a say,,- �
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e pecially of his harmless but deeld d- ard arrested,further eech by a swift might Y
I remain shabby
,house need not .
The process of cleaning.it with polliall, .
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the filet that your desire 11; gratified..
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1114ord Croyltindo" Sold the dramatic,
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subsequftt Insertion 10 opents. ,
young gentleman, "there Is A matter
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faith, be accompanied by the - name
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happiness."
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cheerily. ,,Sball, it be rifles, pistols. larl-
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atai bowle knives or Arbitration'!"'
: Once more Mr. Van,der-AWe finished..
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tie had a faint Idea that the E nglish
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. patents tamn t roilir'd Munn & . recolvd
oversensitive. .
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kindly follow me to some legs public
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Mada. 3S.75 & 7800 POfitqO Pri�iktd. 80184VY,
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place?" -,
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from. Clint* StAtiou. As follows -
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The two you g gentlemen walked UP
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the road for a short distance, Stopping
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Going East 7.85 a. M.
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house of his ladylove for secret eon-
ferences was growing rather trionot -
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onous. This 'Was the fourth time In
two days. and each excursion Seemed . ,
to Involve him more deeply Ift somt
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quaginlre of trouble. They mat,dowL
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' � A tAmwy WittAnvi,
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Going South U0 a. m.
under a tree and for a time remained
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Going North I � 11.00 a. M.
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119mokol", asked Richard. holding
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"Thank you uo" said the Young
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ment; It I hen Miss Rerlwyetc spoke: -
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is so simple, and the furniture so Im- . .. .
proved In appearance thereby. that . .
4.You don't seein to be. overenthu -
a astic at the prospect. Lord Croylando
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"I dare .say you mlgbt,�I- assented.
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,nost housewives include.a course of re- - . .
finishing furniture in .their Spring
bon't!you think the Part Would 8111i
Richard, with Ironic calial quito lost
housecleaning operations. This applies . �
you?" . .
upon the man, "Anything Oise?",
not only.to ,drawing and dining room I
. The Texnn Considered her words
'filkil
"Yes. Sir. I fancy Mir. nenwyek
that-Litaybe
chairs; but to the k'Ough kitchen And I I.
laundry chairg and to those wicker and
thoughtfully, fumbledfor tn6noclio,
would do its well all
h spend a good deal ,of
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got it Into position after another gyin.
- nastic exercise with his left. eye and
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more," . -
' "Probably." agrepel Rlebard. ."Ile's
,their. time on the ,verandah or lawn And , I ..
not 61Y to the tables, bookcases Awl � I
sighed elaborately'. I
richer than I and Inclined to be more
Try it by all menns. Bills,
loun o m lemA expensive .
Woods, but to the h6mc'-Mbde things of
"The part," he Stated. with a slow
drawl, "is delightful its I ituderstand
generous.
I ghonld tinte to stand In the wny of
rough l6mb6r, and so on thrOugllollt
the. entire house. Whereas .painting
lt--�but-shall 1 be Perfectly candid,
your Inatting an hone.gt pelinv or two -11
about the house was once a conalder�
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Ails% Renwyek?" .
The Texi)n began to undress. while
him tn
able undertaking now it Is. a matter of
very little expenso and a, small ITIC011-
The ladles tn a brentli assurod him
that that was just what the,y Nvislied,
'with
the Surprised. valet attired at
wonder. tle had -rather eXPe " cited A
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.venlepce. AS one tbriftY dame'w.qx I . .
heard to remark "The use of paints And
so he continued. struggll0g eni-
scene. but his mikster04 eitsy aeceptance
varnishes at housekeeping time has be-
barrassmont: . .
or the blackmAlling sebeine took . him
. come gimost 4 wants, with me; actual- � .
I look forward to housecleaning just �
"I've never gone In f tht t f
unnwileeq. tie was oomplefely non-
by seemitigly ludifreroat
ly
b0cat'sc It gives we an.excuse to toss .
thing-er-but mice and confess`QVIth
oliused thfil I
with paint.11 . .
regrot that I Caused it thisco. I'll) very
ree6ptloh of his statement .918 bomb-
' Theme remarks, of course, do not lbr>- I �
to outline the improvements and
. stupid at such tbinge: -nm really. Yon .
shell,'whlch he had charged so clabo-
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changes that have e tivo
know. abominable. it 1% ritther the
riltely, seemed to be hanging &O. He
housekeeping. They are simply III -
duty of a guest to comply With the
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Was not. so surd that hir, Renwydk
ended as straws to show which W06V
the Per, Instance,
wishes of big hostess. and feel
would pfqk tot big information after
wind is blowlnig�
tumbent upon Ule to make A trial Of
aIll and a bird in the band Is Worth
, there a a ee ric light and gas where
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the role. oren If the outcome bold8l 1110
many oil the Wingi especially to an 1w
blitel
there -once Were lamps to clean. . r
are the, Improvements in plumbing and
up to open ridicule. .lye EnglIshlben
obirlate, wb�oso facilities for catch-
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Ileating *Arrangements, the telephone It
appear 4 bit eccentric to AhlOtIcItus, I
Ing are limited,
wnd the gas stove, and so on, until a
. ato ,fully Aware, but nevertheless it,
,'I'd -I'd rittber stay with you. i1r.fi,
book almost could be written on ftn- , .
burts at times when#$"
he faltered protently, Wlth.A 0119909-
provpments along these lines.
She who bas charge, of the ,,home,
I Ile pgosed and looked at his plAto In
tion of compromise, not to fifty Bull-
has a.high mission, and in-,tontions that
deep confusion, Miss-HarrIpt blushed
rondoll, In his tones. I
go to make tier work less laborious And .
furiously. She tied wounded her guest
,,Suit yourg6lf," smiled Alehard geti-
productl�*,,a of greater results, Are AS
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PAPM2 ON "rIMKLV TOPIC*
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Man sadly, "I have, no heart for plods-
-41 should tike,her preisent 14ft6V 101? I/011t
unwittingly itild wait sincerely horry.
tally, more Indifferent than ever-
momentous as dimeovories In Any othee
bratleh of modern life. It can to longer
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Tho Nowg-Reeord Will be goat to
Ure Just at pr4jent, It you don't mind,
vie'll got down to bUslidom." -
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ly imprudent remarks to Miss IMogene
.Lord Croyland. Abe thought, WAS act
Ingvery nobly In that! 114drificing. Ilia
"Thd matter IS of too lIttlo Importance
I tiluthfullY be said that Invention ill
-zo* ttouble OVctt0nIIY. Get MO 1611t things that Pertain tOdOlhestic 11(0 140
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oo, '00RInNuib itomisli
to any,addross in, Canada to 'Jan. lot "
Tozah lit his Cigar and ooftse -
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tilt for the sake other foollsit wblmk
that PILIr of dove OflloroA AdJAM. btw-b-' lagging behind ilk the match of PrOo
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