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'it untligre usellur
ti o e tart,. tied bole, blindh)
t.i, Itte great ettone tiara that pav
e Ilorenttne istrcele,(and eeem to hoe
iar power of ceebtriting and re. -
el Tight -tied tleata Ite ilium,
teen Itteeger. in the Itiazza •d'Azeglto -, hau
•hl jw4 theltOtt, aNd the tcflection q " -
44cTfAs,11,.;,„...hil,VrrieS..,reFardless I
the itiddstunnIOF'bttiV; Taira,
mote then teplivalentitte that of.our mid-
eilunneiteelea 14 the Angle-Maerieilin.
et.s. he iretelW 111. Ite tears, With annoy-
ance, the clock -steikingeeen. e. Ile is an,
Re ! taust the 'length- Of his
seem.s. to argue an Indifference
iii1h tdiugs''64i --eilifigriria- 1W
T•Vieeee*iel„teet
ou
allc-a-inaziere
V. tu" Opal
bid alteritatIVes, o -following
and wattling them atetheir. • edi or that,
' undergroing a' tett4r4tite-,.witltybilla,
who. t. is neediesi* to say docis not eC-
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tie. '"i!ellter • bedlt4Fil r
"I Wee tiolea thie4.aFall."
i) rtes
her -countenance thaged With the pink 'of
generoue indigeation, "that you Were
Toure;-that *WS. Le •Matehatit :stayed th
the. mein the whole time? I Must say
that now, thee they ate really Mid-bona-
fideeertgeged, 1 • think he ,ntight leave
Reeereeeneeeageeteeeeee....—ee,—...„
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"Mrs. Le Merchant was not there at
alt." Then, secteg the openleteuthed
astonistunent d• Led on the faces of
hieaudience he -Aces. ehle mind(()
make - the inevitable, .yet
nouneemente "t had better explain 'eat
Mr rM1J4e Mar --
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=mama:
Vt. 0
• nil forirIs of social eintereellfee,
lasethe ijast relieh?,
But -as- he -apprehensively -opens-
Jon door, he sees that his fears ape un-
- They have not yet .gone to
fiche -on; they.aire all sitting in nitwit
he eame attiliides as lie:,'haid left, them,
cept that Sybilla is eating or drinking
mething or a eoupj nature out of a
1/.., There are very few hours of the
ey, er night in, which Sybilla is not eat-
-Aug something out of a cup. There is
that about the entim idleness ,of the other
OUple Which gives hirn, a fright. Are
tley,too-unitapity? 'Ilave they beard too
d now to be ableto Settle to eny
patime? Urged by this "-darner hiS
etetion 0/Oats Ohl, almost before he is.
• itsrde the door:
• 'lila§ not he come yet? Hos nole'llea
oetor &eine yet ?"
"Iteeleis been and. gone; you see you
have been such a very long time away,"-:
rri's Cecilia. She has no intentien of
eyingleairoaelt, either -by -ler -word
tone, but tohis sore conscience it
is if both carried it.
eese•Yr
:dLdT,ript, say oluctr.' • • shee-dohs *he thiniothat it is a
img-anything evkus v'
td -not, -,.§4y," ,
oeectienteaar to telt tne' indignant -
"that .yoet did not aeit 11" -
,ydom bud been- tem," malice '-00-
Rio, 'with .a not inexeueable reeelliment
you might have asked him .youmelf."
,l'Ititithleneeteyou eelojeliner 1,11 ,too real
• tielety to be ofreeded at, or -even aware
Ileere, "Did net he steer
"I do not think he ktriew himself:*
, -"Out ire -twist have thoUghteelie roust
brive'had an opinion)" growing theanore
uneasy es-...therff,Seelets-ne Sengible. obe
R.01.for ens rears to 'lay te'Old of. •
• 11.10,,Says it- is impossible .to Ind* at,
early astage;'• it; may . be a etall-1
lot& him about that deteetablea excursion
ereer
it
teg1,1 to itecount for imything-it thay
easleS-they,seein 'to be a good deal
4,,,atemay-beezilliariaeetheree, is
deal of that, tee." --
.And. how soon will he knew? _How
it -declare itself 2"
thing AO be One -to be aerie at (meet
ak IOU :feveriehly, chafing at the -idea
oI It is' inactioth which seems .Ineviltre,
thatavelplees feeling which hise Itirn
citrJinlOranee'iCif sickness -produce .
not yOU suppose that if there was,
WC stioutd ilaVeetatie;-itr-.,-eiles--CeMtae
red Wen. More unteelefortable 'than
0- 'was .before, by the contagion' 431 his
• Oro elenity about that.,
'1 (flint Xk gra '
piLo
oWe ,are• t keep ' er in bed
r soul slie'etes. not the lead- desire
to gt up; .she scents so odd Mid
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,re s monientel* silent itupeInc
”1,8111)Pese," says Cecilia, at last slow.•
retavering., the power of Slaved!,
'that' they were telegraphed:ler 3.1r.
are t 't" th
Never in Me lite has JIM labored Pu-
tter so severe a temptatieleflo tell e Ile.
vere it --onW- the -Modified -filseheeelet)
allowtrig Ceeilia'S hypothesis to pass un-
oantradieted but evert If -tie were -able
for. once ----to- eoliquet hiS constitutional
incapacity, lie latexes that in this case
it would be useless. , The truth must
transpire to-morrowe
"I believe got."
• "Oalle.r repeats Cecilia, in a still
more thunderstruck key1t,iaiJ before--
1am'where are th.ey gone
"1-410 not know."
-"WI-ended lheyego-P-
v4inl makes an impatient movetnent,
lidgetting on his chair. "1 can only tgll
you' thew actions ; they told me their
motWes as little as. they did to you." •
'Gone! • Why, they never said a word
about it yesterday." ,s
This being of nue nature of an nsser-
time-not t an Interrogation -Jim feels,
with relief that it does not demand an
answ
"Gene t seven <Meek In the morn -
_lug" Wiy, they cOnki not have had
thr4htifttittheir_411.11
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and heavy ?"
I went in to see her ust'now,
,•,and v arcely took any ,itolite „oft ;
Only mtt 3 olio, her that 2d\ ibe.eil•
tee heee i,lie-fltltip IL\ title.
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a ratlwr gru4.ige1g- male
tAy.ere eead, end te
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flatlet; she wou
inutain. iises
er leetteorr -eve Dr.
'a nurse." • -
'Ilh'"etItiiik' it. will ,be fleetes-
t knee ."
seer:is o hit as it -he
atlindtoMetl, h3vit3g tits
0 h • ides tv 6hundred
liVie41 te IhreddS. . •
Ole linmv onyttiie
, blye • - • et
ee'to!ti IX it -txttelly What °ie.
senye Veefitiee with the renial
• Kat anxiety. "1 stip
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,p1rus0 ,striti& vzg,tt on )ftn's hearti
-ft'Afe--yeu 'goingel-e“e* -to lite peete.elea
y..?”einquiree-Sybilla as, he eiasseseher
13y,the-bye., it it Ais noir too -IplIch
trouble, --vould you mind taelcing the
deletriart blanket.a little eloeer18 em the
lefeside?' and ea he eloops 10 perform
the aelied-for secvlqe, site "Let
bine know howeetritieriRy-seenpatlitze
3441.1l,„-Itiale„eatet,„if he wants 'anything
getetieg
for his iiii`i'es,-,-"Talle-ltittrettaitr
there is nothing that 1 can fuel*eon-
eelenteeLs recentinend than--- -. • -
,,But what Sytella can conselentiously
recoinmend is S1114.100 Iiie'-eIag
.potsid that 'doer Jim thie.etletteftkilia
liteaeje hhh.-, Anxiety_ haS-quite ban -
not (itingethei;-
ifftiftW'agen'froneethe
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,re tee e
"They left there Whine
' The ammerd that this adiniselon is out
of Burgoynes nieuth,• he- eepente having
made eit ; nor does his regret at ail
'dinning' ,runder le -este -teller of
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aslcs. "You ar&itol, of rauett use, I
tppose; but still, one feels- that --,yon
are there, and we am all se eretteli at, eea.
40ti he not-aneide.a, how: engeleemaee
etesette*--without Ilan, ' '
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de you think Ate te-eeilly-veryeillei.----
---As- paisealue-questione-he feels
ireatkmalety._ Ile teams that the perm,
lo whom he- is niakint litS-Iftlfre°
has eatrOdy •egiven •hine-all-the ecanty
tidings she has to give ; yet lie cannot
help indulging.a faint hope that her res-
ponse to this last query Of ltis may per-
haps set Airtillia'S condition in a slightly
more-faVora light. A. look tit lielpfess
distreees clouds Cecilia's, -.already cloudy
Mee. - • *
0'1 tell you I (lb- ha lirlOW AID 11
.judge 1 have scen. so tittle real illnieee.
Sybillaewould. Axle If ...elm heard tue
eity so,„ 'woutd OakStier eeWilit.' Ili- 01
parenthetical smittebilt, I--1\av4eestali. se
little real illness,ethat I ilo not • tato,*
what it means, litat,',...che Should hp so
heavy anit stupid, As I lob1 eem. before,
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The *here tooleellieept9teVsaitd_tee" fpn.
tinigUit)g it, A'04
lead report, *1141 Iliff inventor drizpipkd
dead. with 41, bullht eteerre.tioPugh
throat.. , 1
4`1nwilt.or$," Says an Old PreVCrb.'"flie
itel)°°.-atel**: .haTsherlicappaerneed1):tulanY'd ciatiseeisr
tions have proved the (teeth of the' teen
,l--4ete.e.aWd,•,Itaeneere-ttti-StaieAlilleVel!31it.
le A,D. 40 a workman lioeuglit, To -tae
1:„.aipetior Tiberiusto eup Made, ot a bril-
liant wlitto metal, whIdi shone Ilioe-
•vel* tad lighttf.-- The. illau
sea that had extratell the leletal
fwarri:elay. - -
7141...gAVkleexetezilearing that Li.iiWfl
The Emperor inquire,d it4011Y.
lee had. kept 4 I1,S,4;e.
itilte. the Iv
onee-Iuid-I vrhatenese
hided, and Own priieceded to burn hia
xv_orkshop. eitich. was thelat_e Oh the
Maker of ..thelitalevesee.I -et ettreole
-1.4gdnitMfent
. he .proiabRiti'ls qiiicirizigt.'
ilio ventured artottt on it tree trunk w
wept- down 110 liver end; cowrie 4.
-However -thee. may bee it. teete;rlain that,
most novelties in navigettion haVe • been,
attended -with disastroes results. Any !I
more gbastry - man -trap, than lite Ilmt
tett:Marine tried in ;warfare can hi -entity
eoneeived. This *11$\' built at ittobile,
111 1ee3 ler tile' Confederates for the purl
peso breaaing blockade of
Charlestown Harbor during the
Amer-
CII1 Chi!
It was a cigaresliaPed. shell of boiler
Iron, ittiry feet !.ng and `six .deep. lb.
was fitted Willi a rudder. a propeller
turned by the cre*,*nd whit horizontal
vanes adlustable for 'rising and sinking.
11 carried a torpedo at the out of a long
•Iter hest • cre*' were no seoner
aboard her than A° was slant: by the
OM hilly lane- thatrousedeup , et all
Ile steps. het% broliing rudely, into her atbaa0 drowneti- - •
13,olity at the .1U114 01 iinnio that his: 11111.1 again she Sahli 4114 drfAlthill 111e113
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was when 1 mtntioned 'your---- • , wash eu of ae passieg steamer and all
serneoce Ile cannot bear to hear that if A second crew. went for a trial kip,
poor rallied. low. 1 1,s tier stet( 'head. 4 1r" nerd time she '4ached the
"Yes, yes ; reniember;" "Housatonic," the Federal flageship,
"Seetnectoe,etughte-to siteueeWith beri, Pp; apd•weeht ,dewn with. here:,
ameeareei. teimeeeoe., aestiti -meth theee,-tpeeer momeieelutele: toe.'
heft/less 'lir of eitseutet ; "ehe ought net • . -
teperiaoni.:. all night ; but Ji0 ? . I Britian's first real modern ironeeta
be more itan witting to xto I . ertie the V.aplaiii. Ilreviouely there wet
5110818 lettel-lotoeveaha •Meatr0 frigates, ion -plated, but tife..Cap-
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Wens from both sisters that it calls.forth. live minutes, and - I an sueh a lieavy.
.twhy,• .it, was a regular ilit 1" they Sleeper that, when once' 1, eat off, there
must have taken French leave." le no possibility 01 waking me. I am a
There is Soniething so horribly jarring dreadrully ' bad sielonurse ; father can
in. thee eettillocisity of the last, phrase
that 'Jim vjunipS-1.10-ritiate his -chair and
walks towards the window, where to
WilS00* is sitting in dismal tillerless.
Mr. - hai,--never camd much
aboat the Le Marohantsi and Ls now fa
too deeply absorbed.,Inehls_ownellalubl
t) hallo anythieg but the -poet inatten
tive indifferent& to bestow upon -tit
topic 'which to his daughters appears se)
riveting. Jim blesses /line Jor his eel
lousness. Rut the 'window of a *snal
-room is net so --df.strint from, any tithe
part of it, lila sounds cannot, with- per
never lie.ar to have me n(jar tem when
• lie has-theegeut,r-- -
.t Burgeyne is' tee) well aware of tite per-
fect truth of this last statement to et -
tempt any contradietioe 61 11.
✓ _"Aitielia has' always beep_ the one to
e ' when any (me NWJII.,"•chlithatteS
e, wohdly ; "and .evett;now, by a sin.
o pld confuelort' of ideas; 1.,c.irtch• myself
- thinking, 'Phi- -eiteuPt with
. 'her 1" before can realize ethat iliee la
Amelia herself.",
✓ :
. same conAtelme when, severa1. tain
etteeeeeeet.Ettle.....Ptitke.t*4 os line Aridse during hie Walk, baek, to the ',,tnaZ7,0
when Ckeilia's next eager -iiiiiaStreefeerifee- 'd'A.len1ioreteinudtiledettiought54-•oottif41
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i'Did _Mt.";;Dyng know that they 'were
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There is a pause. . ibie ,,_
', '"*It is absolutely Itteettprehens I'
says. Ccoilia„, with alinost a .gasp. 1"1
.Er . saw any ;one. 'Wuhan. being .:60
tett' la- love Wilt "iitiother, -att„;tlio•NicTIO
esterdaythere,..WaS- Ise litalelltsguitg,
'alttait., it, that,arTe`iiraS Iva* tpilitomM.
ter her--anil this etiarning'ed, keeclieretio
site efeeampe taideleaves.lnie without, a
word." ' - - , • - .
., "You are mistakert-sbsciett a note for
Itim.,° - • :Rif.
'"Ikior dear bay r sigh.g sybilta, "is not whet
by the , low , ara peOp
en gen .4.." they re. I,
but he ' ratieh e, An
han th eral i "'• totiO
Is of ca a 1 iten evl Itr:"1.ral7itntlt
; Kai tti ;, -etit .
da, wtth hat.ing ivene.
It apt to r n all t o
‘s pervem ,r -ca., ra, , x lie -- 311`141`
re. to himself, I' t NC tad li: to Met
aLe 10 illISAVi* itiftt its leen& ut while ,ti
up at • till.; .hut truth agnia'aSserting its
empire. , he assentsllatonleellyr itfright-
fully r = , + r
"Ilow 43 li0.tat.e. it,' - ,
ltow do peepie geileially "Tete' S
things"' - - *. ''• - -
The friVatienee tof• the keY ine whi
is 18 tittered, ek,lltileret With 'ttle•IlllPii
eialltritOn ' to • la ri'apiaintanc wit
r4)ws ifli-seittetat*slitlitir tatt\r*-O
bei' fawn part, ellettees the ''(;ettiger.en
Indef. Miss 'tkVilcqn fcr e monlent, Itt
.c ., y ,ftit a nit.,:itent,----a ' Illortlerit; bit
' ' Ouglr to Le; filtV,I by ailotha sigllilt
Oeer 'deal* hey 1" fKrri Sybilta.\
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elee ell kilaw what her was. While
under sail on the night eeptember fli
lee°, eafecape I:Mister:re, she suddenly
turned , turtle ,and -went to the, 13oLtont,
Only eighteen got awey olive; ' All the
rag ot 11 TiUmber, went
down with the 111 -rated. veseel: , The
Captain ° cost 80.00,000, and. her inven-
tor,. Captain Cowper Coles, sat* with
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her.,
„strangely, knongh„.._ the navigation of
the air has not provell anything lite t.:6
fatal to" bnynait reasortably
have been, , expect, Still, it is a I`
ii the idea that he wilt g rind tell
melte, what a terrible day of anxiety
bustalle-otte har5 heeP,hattErgclati.
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Olt way ti mix .pajuts. ,65year
in rove that :we rnix them
Write its Sol* Post .Croti Seems' - 4100" ,‘
sholving..how some hoitseXare
A. RAMSAY & 'SON CO. fa MO
Paint—Maker$ 'Write 1842*
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.Try the newest and most ‘4441)-ciate of Atlantic City Vote's. 4. new feature is tie unusual.
is !Atka bed rooms, averaging HP feet *quark
, Emery roost -coratuands a:a:ocean view, bath attached with ass awl fresh water. Cheva.
gloms eery ehrstaber. Tersperature regulatel Theresostieft, tpe latest devetapiiint la
litaboeirnsestimung. Welpplone ovary room Golf privilege,. Capacity tiga.. Write for ilitsetrato4
OARLES TRAYMORE IttOTEL.C.011PANIN '
• Manager. • -D. S. WHITE, Lrt4ePL.
h: to. use a baton was the Frenelanan,
Lnily. Previous to Ids time, Conductors
had :been .in the habit of *dapping.their
hands to marli tinue Dilly found this
wearisome, so used a sticki ,not -short
beton like tha!. at presetet ush, ,but a
pole live feet ill itetuth. On.e-:i.ley in his
eeciternent he brought his, beton. &Wit
„await. hie foot with each force that it
vomited Ms eitelep bedly. „Mead poi-
soning '''ensued, -ahit-the - first .baton
eaue-all -its inventor's death.
LA:11011ATOIII;;Te) FOIL SPIES.
fly beth p
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in the attempt
•-11eSt
e• venture into (he irsiipiparted mnr-
Lsy alt.
,lieroplene and ewithout any -ga
1E1ireittiehouvo1e:'-flejnitideea-eminter.4.-
sucoessfi1i- glides, but one day, in 1890,
115;_011ihil: hpSot; him ; 'he fell. a him -
a the aele Not: far eway is the remarks_
nate. Leure, Ethel, '.eloutatain, • disoovered -
In 1828, and ', velikise summit- Is only
thirty-six' tathows, below , the Ant,fieei
In shape' and ,appearance it almost exe
eelly resembles , Mont Illaee, even the
.deme snow ,beltig duplieeitied a
white-mil:Glance Which recent InveatV
gatinns have shown to *be priectriatly,
carbonate of ti.rrk, foraned from dead
glee; andelhe seteletoira.-eil-ecoianthew' -
logic fishes.. .
Many of the most: famous •Subraaeitle
.iountairts leek but a litri-e--of beteg IS
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ands, Thng, mount ; Placentia, in* 'the
an to, soars to Within thirty feet
sea -level. The searttnit of tile eranents
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Dr. Ifeebeet Fratildin evas.the firskmen
o I -traduce a photograph bi-
color. So great a sensation did his die-
eenerY caw(' that he was hes41,7cd by .11*-rse Shoe •Mountoin is near enough
spies. -To foil them that perfect. cause a px,onounced elide rine; wiato
the 14)1)14(1st pinnacle of Mount Conway,
*tact •dees. from the . eleeeleetepare
the bed or. tie. Soath PaeiOcean to a
bei,glit of 15,600 feet, is actually awash,
and many a stout. strip has' bee* int.;
paled thereon. .
methods he built a epecial laitortitory.
tTille day his-- 'assistaitt found :him dead
theree-Appetentlylie had usot--a-Temer
coal fire in thekreparatirin or his plates,
and having failed to to'pen lhe ventilators
the bailee -had suffocated
-But inventors ziowadaye do not surfer
as they Used to When 'steam was a neve!-
!y to the.,popolaee. The first train, which
over rape in •NteXleo wee° attacked by -a
iriab ot 'kens and teaniste w to. ste
thn( IL would, take, their livelihood from
hent.
, The driver' was .hatily injured,
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gmi*td -or
ctor was killed; and
'• least- a dozen oI th0'sirikew ere shot
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1./fltrallint1103I-eCtraordinarrinathine
riots Cu remit! becutTed Lentberg, fp
Austria._ when the erste steam eaw-inilt
. put un.. .71116:-Oktiy&A,74ind-wilri
.entlers %vete 'huge and POWerfill
ated when they- saw that the *.eircutar
.sletnniriVeri sltW g011141 do' lite 'work of
Innulefids „illeite-theY goitherett Ikon -
sand. .61tong,, Intent,' at ilett*:iyIng,'Ih6
lim as 1, the -door of lits brain. f he portals -AA 41'1'4 -feet "711 3'ears
itz later„„ his_t ver Mr. V.:Idler, an
series of roMpassionate xesturel , and , . -
that thepatero KII 1 ED I3Y 111$ Ott,,N,14 Ilitook;Ni kE,744
•1112hId'AISitall'0.01011CM • . • -
il,..011,withitt.;Ittrid Podrottal-, ,sylto expereelerite': ittbki
Anntaiziatae who indicates l• him, Englishm,ani met 'his death id stritilea,
et' a • •
'this Wine tilso '0.1)&iliVorrthegle04 '614 have always proVed ilabgetOM ' 4.1.,Y
rw-b4 VogSeSsNI. etardivithat more 4.0uzt. tve...;,caute, r ite stitentitte ttoitwe
Ilien her liattilinaide latimates. t6 -60mvo igiciiirso,zi witei. 10 4.. 'v
atbeit 'With. a god 10041I „,,t(i! Taper, tiououndog that hod, devisP4
Ott slitterrioggi ~Yet .W1111 'Sill/ 1"re 4:14'1".”. a Method -for. plettrically trair3otittiog
lerminatiab, tbut it wed& :no had, exierm/o Otlit tliSIalleeg- lilt no
pr•ostrat
ot lo pity it
coaree-gtained
elleat41y strung
"I suLP ose• he
-s tevi
the 4.1
tire
were he to be removed etnee
er the sun shines ,or retie,
inttst hire, and the aparliedlt, has
ea for new niettipealle.
g gpe,aks lesS of
art, nyng1;...poq, when his
i 1.0 toil, 11,tvenld Ise,\Aittietitt
,stretehed upon- Ile
, I s d*11,tig'on
I' bat' basi- tt
th'i'f et evor
le
it of e tihr ide ro
11
, "Yette,sayethat-site left 4..-nciyAer
cur:16.sity 111
;4L' (ici4reatt any Lica what ,was
• .111ka, Le, rmlfes ;
i:zfitIllres'ell to, in, 1 do
1„tave
ay ,riglt to, r.r.-eat
:‘30.1 cot.tr,se
t.1E,1 l throv to
v5t.ste /lain)
vz
I
tl,
his distorted 40. eTbee 1104/tee
-slielfing ,in. It. may 1)1**,113_1_, yeskionUct
all. h4 Cakes; 'the book she- la ct vita
4open at lite page: Wltere $ e has put,he.
omit of tt sheirtof pale still: -.t. ttl(1.11$5
yello* .iirtentomse that he ' litifsf! ',have
lueltd tor 'her. y terday in dtetuttodi it,,..i,,k teez,;eeeea, oi4e I- \t$ cue,
alto n osa, lirt? e ttshed ttntli.xe Ws ItotA,grc.41:kilh •v -f Itij lytivi, 111:14 -int '
is
',.) - ' ••• \
ettc'el;,... nut outwor ily he fq, qttite ttitteto, iiikkit b!'
tar piite-ei'ieeittlied Ott -lits slicultlet.i ,
"Con ie away. ilierec,Olio Use in $9,11r
taylrig here •atly. lonitrerdYt \
0'0 be t*titinued)! '
.. .
itt
Jim le -5111
lettees
let then
• 4,
ecluld,„- 4 time of War, blow Op a I the
.eitemy's eXplosives, •evetes if they were
fifty mit"' wee'.
alur ilk,' the \Odor at :0116
in ;i itterview,
U'elatter kW 11 I
tr the, floor.
WA 'be 1.*
ihar e' of
re ter •to g
the laboratory
vent r ly-ng
' uld
"e-
11
i . ca.4i0,0
etif Maid-) •
. • 4) day titint4u
lhal be had distwvered. tt,
CE 41,.4 believed, pertc-ctlyt sato onaes-
lit that san1e-el.Anilig was-1011nd
tinWirseiotis in1kislatioratcrz
-Itad bet:n polsot.a.ed Ly saise,o'rorai of gt
ZUtI 114' never' feeavered conee
. •
rot
'1AR the. 00116.°" (guile to iite reeelle;
eit they • could: nollirtng, and Itoors
..-i,,,t*-iteor.fIrillietfl i,,t1...aftosr.iii:,-.,111,stitti'0--bC.s...fore..t.iliey" arrived
Thel min -owners uttlaunted;'.4ebuitt.
hut thi;.,•• Work4' had to to gnetriled night
Ord ,,Tveite there, v..ere
taps?,1 arid . thorfgli the mill -owners\ at
marrthart a•-tilcoro of lives
ere lost berere rekistaitee ended. le
'
AM)t?irAl. 11510.• 11
etatilly
'...Ztattely light
ct'daaary, st4m.
'
• '4
cr:i4a
t•Irti, 'KOUT& a4i
jiitt Irritabl
hod I* IC -11,Y no
- 'boot ow
1 y
0 se'
etepliens cti,r eltUreT ii
Mut," Gorelitv1,1)-effilhieeleee., XV t 17.4
theetheney to he' kstel foe? „'Pr4?eeeta.ur
ter aWay r fiAv )11 give
lit;g• ngreglIfolit a ,ratieit-n4tfcal 1•01.„,s
ec:--1---1`Xeki ;Ones, the test
to 44 will be xatnine ,vat un.
nitg t.'4 tits ,W1i0-vriCtl
en ray. tie/ peet 12k, ival-iN
m
V uch Went 1-havc
t
eeetetit'i
,c8l:11 4111,t•t:413.
.:"1iltit14_1110,1111! Ite •
IA, nut 1. ii ^flie. Ili
'
•tIttl wtnfi4
J4 10I4 -1t0,411.- et 1,0 the 'Tee
-I es
PATAL
e! 1L4iy tringe to keel et 0
-±,144t eettleit tfeitik9ted-.
k34,tryeat.3iago. A, ifp'Ung-
,arned ...1.,dare'll.' invirnted .'a , nOlz
' S1; 3 anii.,(4l., Al,
r:tria,c-z4- 4'.,.it a „ ii
;ftiedll cile; lig
..,i'',.Ilr c-eral Gltia.4 ii-
.10 itti
-tfrean sire Fatly 11ih
• AtPs.
di'Sei:keery 111
tvcsi'itetereteee t t
eve kiek,iv .ttleat (orlon
the: caiti4i ihre
Ihs of the whole-Ahat, its •Ole•-eret.1 ty
a`V...1i. • - •
vc•t for instellee', recently
31 that, the etoperelotte ..raitge cf
elleitetie -,xv50 /Maul
,by tlee'Vable .5;124
valk, she 4i.a.4 eitgaked
_...7teeetei:_elestele :between ..the ieist
t
Alp:e.,1 are, had crebaTely,.
elltreeqee.„ .attleeueits .0tuesee.,.ro
. • ,
srop tO. 1.1.1w vange. 10e). la
• t '
3117i1,4i:
a a grivatt,
PtisAttly ono ;of 1,Cte
4p,it
as tt,111`31tc1'-
, • C11.1; '4444;
E1skt4O.14s-i",,,call';
ellee vie
txre •f!!,..4,i", Wet) ,
eve brelen. 1L lireittee
Ted "iilleitte, re, it
aee.
retiee,
ittrit ft:a
4
)% f$,r
1,11`t 1-1,3-ze
I titt`e.i..(j11
.1 te he le Ivy,:
It1 rg te *h
tai-,Ar,„4
•.\
IIEDGING.
FIRST NVEF,K.
Girl vt•anted : flerrnan, Dutch. or Swede'',
Artist bo -gi-o-rid-loYsing and. polite;
God cook, ot.14 one we will not. need
Must ore tor baby, wesh and bake,
And keep things !oohing clean and
neat. • •
Must sweep me . have. thelied
ittldres's J. in: thrpty Street.
sEr,fligt) WEEK. f
•
,
'1,y4eitt „ . 'lltelOrereteeet
It Ole de. Just ilseshels
1,1',',hloreea
e:sltintitt,sit,e1,4taoltIvriShew'
lIctve Sumbey,, .eftereoon 4 -At, -10.0
• aeld,ress P., 10' tImply. Street._
• --__
., • ,
TI-IIRD 'WEEK. •
ii1
*I,ValiR41 eacwilk‘i.oililtigc.113,0%pt.Adeocipto,sia
ot 3 eee,t. ,dh,
Vhttl 111 'her '"14 -ad ,
have the
And 45 At 11.eVeRiSp- her.
Addi \itkirfi.1111)y
,
VOUItTlf
.Can, have Ike (pant .roln :kJ
eria.c;• %V 1101.4 Ni;11::
- LW4-t$I4e-S-AadT44,-ittitiee o eat;
ifler.4Wit1 COtit,Ii431115 /nay, ittf,:ite,
$. Vmply reel. •
111411 r;
nto; Aini*
trIPItt:ei'cirte11,, et'11::::,i,e'aB tot
tvra 4t.q may c..trase.
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