The Exeter Times, 1880-10-28, Page 2T.t TIMES
11')\V SNOOKS GOT O J ' OP 1T. An boar later the deedwla done. I batu,d Lp l( ss Let, Her nose llaolfed
`- Some cameo ehi ovegete a. auk 1 lonely iu the pale ulonuli eat ; t,o I dere.
'Ifvon still (take my a(1V'ice," Anil" avenue (1.1 believe bee were t}ome ( say he clad not :hull the iulfilliul of Halt;
D'tr \Vildiutt, u' ekle11; a.lavt 'ublo but GhiueMe lanterns there orip;htlly, but law difficult:
futile e)tlui't to beItnoe tee ivory pNver^ a kind wind hail blown there out), atld .After that he had eotne'n''nore, a good
knife 410 the tits cit his first linger,' you a soft little hand slitlped into his, del deal twee), ehietnpegue ; and bleu he
won't g) to the Brown rigs' bull,' the work, and libels Katie had prumis• proposed to Mins Georgie, who al..o
'And !why wet ?' asked 'hie 000112an• ed b1eshfillly, but with uutllieteltable consented to he I(is. Theis new re -
ion, irritably.eellio guess, to he the future Furs, emitted but one ,)tiler step to be t#ikon
"yr 411, 1 Nally wouldn't, yon know,' k
811(i,e1(3. Whether it wax 800.010.14 of He crossed the room, and hsked the
said liar, Wilding, giviog tits ilia Shill; the property pertaiuiug to Suooks'she yteuugest Mise I3rl)Wurig'to dance. He
gee with the anlpusstble, and layatlg the most effected, deponent eaveth not., wted getting t'uther Mixed by this time,
rt-fraotory ieper•kuife upon the table,- When, however, her betrothed found and w•as ou, the very point of askiug
' One at a tithe ; my breath ie ) of
what it used to be,' he said, addrtesoing
Katie. (if he had said breadth' 1t
would have been °g14431ty trig, ae hie
mother-- f elle wile to be believed-
al.lvnys declere(1 110 was a lean baby.
Tdl'itdt ‘2g: 1 t'(,1
FINE P1IOTOG11APHy.
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FRANK COOPEk7
A1VL'1$ 'Tt' PI10T(cltrtt1111,:II.
' 14Iay I ask the name of your lever y' Studio 1374 lticbun1u11 Streit:, .hotelet'.
111r. Shooks,' said she, with clown.
oast eyos and a timid _3410110, :the t•t•ok
11p the ouruer of a cherry -colored bow
that adhesed Ler gown lied fell to nil.
u'lirine it, through what she thought
wles blee1i ultwee.
'far a variety of reasons, Girls Play whet he bad dune, and remembered her to !merry 11i111 instead, SQ ensturll- 'Impossible 1' e ,olaimed Georgie,
the Very mischief with y0'l, and Yoe his f„t'nler wordh tram all the awrlllnees trey had the question grown to hill') angrily.
]plow wkat trouble it gave me to get of parental wrath, his heart failed hila, ouw. Miss DIS, however, l&eodined to ' Witt n. tlisgrn°elul untrnth t' ()lied
sou out of your last scrape. There Helwent., as he nsuelly (lfd wiled it, (belles, all the !flea that alta was tired, Betty, rudely. Mr. bino(kd proposed
are four l3rolwnrig glt'ls, aren't there ?
Aad they are all pretty 2'
'1 don't see what that's got to do
`-'vith it,' said Snooks, sulkily. 'There's
sefsty in a multitude. I clan'( 111arl'y
'eel all. 04111 2'
'Happily no 1 Though, if the laws
of your Le11(t aid not forbid it, I ata i11 berate examination of thedisturbed face asked her to cotue for a stroll instead ;
sorry case, in searoh of Wildi(Ig, and and could Exert heneelf no more that to tee last dight, told t ticeepted lime
having nise0vered hits took him into tL night. With gnastioinbte taste he ' What is it you slLy 1 0, 1 tctu going
side room, end Hhutti.ng the door, con- Pressed the matter, and begged her to out of my millatr my senses )Leo fleet et
fronted lliui with a rather Pale looking give him one, ;test one, \;t this she ing rhe, said €teolgie, puatmg her
face. told hirer frankly that she dict not ad- hands to her lltu(l with a li'ree 33110
'So the eyes were too many for yon,' mire his style of deeming, which of gesture. ' Or is it a eb'e1111 that he
said Mr. Wilding calmly, after a (loll- course Ande 1 the conversation. So be
0 teed to dunk you might try to accurst- before hitu, '1 told you how it would
plish even that. Still, be advised, be••
Snooks, and be conspicuous by your 'Thet's the sort of a t.hing any fellow
1ab,enee at the 13 ro vi rtgs' '$fl3Llt stud might s,zy,' returned Snooks, pethetl•
early.' Papa Brow'., rig when incensed Dally. '1 didu'tthink you would have it watt, hat 1 know 13 wound 0p wit 11
is not nice, mei you know y in are de- been so aggravating. And jest when the deele'8riou that be adorel her and
you see .1. in (1Uw1) 0(1 lily lttek, too, wanted to marry her,
Yes ; I've been and gone and done it.' •11's extremely gond of you, I'm
'Mother will be pleased,' quoted his stere,' said the yuuuge;.t Mies et, owe.
friend and law adviser, with a shrug. ti;;, calmly. 'But, uncivil at4 1 fear it
'So by-ttie•bye, will be yunr father. Most, 800utl, 1 don't %'tuft to marry
They t'uLlt regard nothing so highly as you.'
birth, I suppose Mrs. Brown! ig can 'Don't yen, by Jove 1' Pai*1 Snooks Broeuriig, with snnr4'ressed out e'te+tlt•lit
lay cluing to some decent breeding ?' Mistily. •\'V3ll, that's awfully ki—No, Cul 3'. 'ghat tit 14 thin—buil• 4tir(eted
•The old chap is a turn chandler, aro 1' plt'lling himself up with a start ; scoundrel. Asked you all to peavey him'
you know that; elt le11.8t, he need to be,' •I don't mean that,, you know; I nee,r.,, last night ?'
it's awfully horribly, von know. 1.) ' If we speak the truth, yes,' repsird
tact,' warming to his work through the eirle', di -malty.
eiteer gratitude, 'yo'u have made me ' He was.druuk,' eaid papa, sit-rirgely%
tnisernule forever;• you've broken my' 1 can't heli'-ve it, said Kdt1e, who
'One would drink I WAS 8 raw school- wheat, staff of life, quaint old will, and 1 heart.' was dissolved iu tears—iu fact, ' lieu
Alerts bridge 144 the (113tence ; miller Niobe, 11 1 1) teats`—by thea time.
sitting nu it. 1 wander,' doeat11ily, 'if h' Nothing al)uld be nicer thlua the why
Bi owurig ever wore a white Gat 2 AtidI lie did 1L. His language' vas perfect,
and so ahoronghly from the—heart.'
' He adtireeee41 me in a must houor-
ab'e, ooright aunt Uhristi'1a•la fashion,'
von I should go in and sale good ilieght said ei3ett}. 1 am burg he lustful
to mamma because von have teem every wort! he sr11,1.'
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havieg a good deal of pepa's clhampag She wee thinking nnellesily of that Nrir. A.: . � .• .AC 1itr,I,,Ty
and having arrived at the momentous
elicit delivered11':lmself of the enlace
speech, that !toed already done ditty
three (mines that night. I forget•What
Qftl (ley eines with Mies Katie
'N , f 11.111 1101,' sail1 5110010, with
(10'fttli)1, ; '1101 a bit of it. 'Though 1
allow pile is it handsome girl, and hat,
lovely eyes. hasn't she naw 2'
'Until know. A3 m rule I never look
int° a \womau'g eyes. I consider it
rudeness as well as a, betise,' said Wild-
ing, earnestly, telling his lie without a mind b'11,11. 'Never dal her eyes. If,'
All the latest i nprnyo1url'tsih1'L'lzntogl'n1•l15' ut
Wit: well known 3314(11`1*,. (1 n,l.lrouplo "f
auc1 vi dust,' chino nr40 five us wenn( you ,:Dune icy
l,ou(lun, and
�cz!1
'Y.11,1, 1)0 x011 1VSTICE 1
We are L1•a3'frvttt ” 7 VV( t')7. •
Vv
T iJ r
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Airy''
ittIFIOVED
netted, late to Lumleykinin 3e1,11 tllrrt I toll Fanr` i ' .�` ' j a:
said yes 2' J!ATENTED' 1870. 1 seldom visit „lye elon(lra,' Reid;u.
Lily,' with a short b'il1 bitter knelt.
Asti I certainly home he nt1)0k mea ` REE •kcr rs ro OTE
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noble nffor of uis hs.tni nod ireettrt, both ____ ••I,
of whioli tre1Lanre3 1 deelit4)'ll`,'� Maultfactured Sol('y '('.• Iy1NC*I,L,
• Where 1' drrn oodetd' the utllel three,. Oshawa, Out,
dos thouglh wi'12. one 11:171th.
lo the laurelrivO))((4,'
At this they all groaned aloud.. '
E0 �•1Cs-
L�E,rfidi0u3. I1,U01t4lr 1' s,titt Kielty
from 11e1' heart. to ntllierstaiul,' hexer i\fr. '-
Warningiy,'you n13)33 go t0 this ball, Said Suouks, with a heavy groan.
at, least 1ip to forget that she to any '0, indeed 1 Aug a veryollarinina
eyes at alt. If Sou don't you• will pro -E business, toe, I make no doubt, Loads
pose to her, to 3i moral.' I up to quite K train of ideas. Cern,
boy,' said young Snooks, wra1131L1 lv.
'Do you think I can't look at a woman
without cerurnitting myself 2 Do 1
look like a fool €'
Whatever Mr. Wilding thointlit at,
that moment, he kept it to himself.
Before 11(4 moire next lie and his- eon -
science had agreed to dissemble,
'My dear fellow, do not let us even
1(111t at Each a tiling,' be solid, amiably.
'I only meant you were .lightly—vee y
slightly --susceptible, a11(1 that !lids
K./tie has a curtain amount of plessing
power. and that—I positively would
give up this ball if I--'
'Are you guiug 2' broke in Snooks,
i m ne t len fly.
'Fell, yes, I daresay I shall loot( in
ab'ntt 12.'
'Then I (4111311 look in with yon,' said
Snnokt3, defi'ently.
'Feet is, the fellow wants to spoon
lier himself, altd 1'n't see the force of
being eat out,' said till to hiulself, com-
placently. as he rel down the steps of
W:Iding's stairs.
Beyond all questions the. Brown -
rigs' hall was n decided success. The
rooms were filled to overflowing, the
,'tairCaMe8. were choked;. the heat wee
intolerable. Sir Thotnas and Lady
Hitraios had actually put. in an apps tr-
ance after all, and the supper, if un-
eatable, was. I assure you, vers expen-
sive. No pains or money bed been
spared ; everything wag what the mite
trees of the hnnse called 'rug regal ;'
and all the Miss Bro\v)rrigs looked as
charming fes any one could desire.
Th 're were four of theld. There
wits Katie. the second (lan'liter—
Snooks' friend, and the po33ess(4r of
the lovely eyes. And they were lovely;
1'rrge, 'Reel' dark, mid tree, mid tender,'
like the Nottll, according to the lame
eate ; 'black As slued,' said her fond if
slightly oppressive ell, titer, and of the
languid, nleltatlg•order.
Then the, e was Hetty--the eldest
girl. who, if her eyes were not dark 3113
emenloht, had at 'Pest the dearest. lit -
'Deer me, bc*w s?ihcl(ing I. Raid Mis3
Lily, frivoluttsly. 'Let us hope time
will mend it. 'm 11 (t very sure' ;woo
if so -•-telly ? Dou't all speak. at once. slid not speak the truth at first.
Well, well, 31)0 is ,t Pretty girl. Such 1 reeliy believe it is kind, nt'y refusi'llg
eves, you know I I really eongratu. von. And now, Mr. Suety s, if I were
luta you, rely dear fellow.'
'Wilding,' desperately. 'can't you d0
something 2 I-1 (100'1 know how it
uuppened. It. was the ohampaguo, I
suppose and of coarse you knew ahs i
e ci!.B"b,, L'.'_>Y.i:7LE,R.
Bazar
Patterns-,
They aro tended to
FIT ANY PIGURrt
anaHe aclj n sto:l that the moat mexilerien1Pct, ,vitlt
the (eltl 4 1 He priuted ilirecti MP whiclvttee ut
!)any et el suit, 44(111 secure it pa th'C11iit. 6.'11ay tore'
chcal,nr 3(1ti0 any othtts,
ONLY 20 frL —TS i'€):t1' A' COM-
PLETE, SLI -'13.
Agent for Exot r'hnd sieiiifte,
RV, aridit is tryleg ter the conetitu- kiss ill the woonligilt. € Dine anyone Ie 1eSIMIiv,ko call niocittl HUintiKk to 1117 well'
pretty ; but 1 don't want GO marry iLllyl.
al)Ullt anywhere a• Uh141 t"IUluent 2 .Fuittin„uosloto order.. ,>,'gneas:tt,plyofhes:
Snooks tools the Mut, bade feer'ewell <1 es:rumnl culthikl,'red hismoonier sora ul „'ays;a, inure. Please ell). and examine'
one, and 11(uuw the guveruor wouldn't y
6 to Mrs. Brownrig, who, to 1l1A 1lrertted st .1.d.W t a,::44 ha' )np411'.' siugel:3e\vLu,e.
Ilea- of it.'
Rh ange, not rl bit, 1411(E! What one reeds,' t)ppositol a,1Hun K 111ocicr
elt'id €)'eorgie, honeettly; ' but I throeglit
o1 the title and the property, tend I' eltid
yes directly,'
• 1 thought him the very gren'th.st
trnff I ever anoke to,' broke in Miss
Lily, wimp decision. ' 1 refuted his
ill,' retnrnPll he, gloomily. 'Piet I fel without a luorneut%s' lrerllLntiou, tined
y' told him to go home: r'm sure it viae
lowed your advice al]cl pi ollosed to 'sell welt I did. I daresay if he lied stayed
ILII,' here much longer,. he would have pre -
'And they accepttlrl you 2' puse,l se matlima g)1ext, and ufter\vard
'The 11)0flt of 'em. But Lily, the to the ripper 10n3I emaid. 1 agree wie'h � -
youngest, elle— you, papa, the ehllml)ltgfl6' Wt1.8 too' 'I always said she was a sent=iblegfrl,' much for him,' j.-1
put in Mr. Wilding, sotto voce. ' I—I—thiel( lee i'1 fond of. me,' said Z
'Did you 2' with 100011 surprise. 'Katie. ill a low and I1•enl1ti)g�tnlltl.
g h1/ve seer) Iles' 2 tutus 0142 major Sterne assoreei' 1,h^+Il• of I"nllM ( its x1t(rLt evo ls,•
4104).' li_r',r1i,'):aus (((1t)u^C'oltv))114a,ll3)4101 •
He will hove to heal of it now, Irnagl'latlln,. appea•'ed to reg,Lr,l him
we'n't he ?' 413140(1 Wilding, unfeeling. already with a, motet and motherly Fye,
1!and taking \Vikiiug s arm, drew him
'Ile would go out of his mind if such out of the house.
a thing W113 eyem Elaine to kinin' de-
11 ell , said the other iutereogali-
olared Snooks, wildly. 'Try to help vele,
rue out of it \Vildiug, can't you 2' '1 don't know whether it is well or
I don't gee what there is to do, ex-
cept marry her. I only hope Lady
Stooks and hies Cornohand:er wilt get
00. And yet) ebenl(1 tither of her
beauty, you know donbtlessit will cou-
sule you when Sir Peter cuts you off
wit) 0, custuntary shifter, '
I enppose 1 had better cat guy throat
and put an Emil to it ' said Snooks di's-
i/.4. .D.+ Z'I Lam.
molly, athen—overcome, hen—overoome, uo doubt, `iVell , she refnae(1 me ; "31' of stint she Her fingers (Lre not playing with the
1)v the mel•
uchoiv of his suggestion- I wonldu t have me nt Kny grins. So cherry colored ltuw now, but her eye -
you see you leers wrong !' idle have harrowed largely of its tient.
ne breaks down and give*) way to tears.
'I say, 11011'1 do that, yon kuow,' ex•
claimed Wilding, indignantly: 'Weep-
ing all over the place won't improve
matters, and will only melte you look a
worse fool Plata nature iuteuded, when
you go oat of the room. If you have
ant your foot in it, at least try to bear
tntdfo)'tune like a 1T1a11. Jaoo'k here,'
angrily, 'if you are going to keep up
tits boohooing I'd leave the roots, and
yen too, to your fate. It's downright
indecent. They will hear you iu the
)text house if you dant moderate your
grit -f.' •
A4 the nearest house was a .gnarter
of a mile off, t'hi3 was severe,'
'1 ehould)'t caro if they' heard hie
'1 always knew she was one of the ' 1),'1't be a geode, kettle,:' :said the
most intelligent girls hever suet,' Mr. youngest Mist; Blrowul'ig, kindly butWilding repeated; 1n a tune so deoidPli scornfully ; you don't suppose atb4 of
tis wound marry him now lifter thwway
he has behaved. D., have a little
The next morniri aA Bate Brown- Pilaf':
Pel'haps he is mad.' eahl Betty,
rig turned the angle of the hall that led vaguely. Just at this moment,. 143(4 K
to her fetne)''s sanctum (whither a solve to her wounded vanity. she would
sense of filial duty beckoned her), she
that 1104 companion for once had suffi-
cient. sense to refrain from demanding
an explanation
almost ran into the arms of her three
sisters, alt converging towards the
same spot f('otn different' dire -tions.
Simultaneously they entered 1 ro en-
rig's study. (He called it a library ,•'
but that word is toy often profaned for
(Tae to profane 13, SO 1 811811'draw the
town,' et study.) lint to lleturn. Miss
In the next town,' •sai(1 -Mr. ..Snooks, Lily• heist the 11in est was of course
tie pogo iu the world. A. pore Greek %vim was unit(+ too far izc ne for shame. Lily, y R '
feature, perfect'i0 ev44ry 3)0'110611 ikon; 'There is just one (Plante for von. the first to raise hal voice.
want of sales iu the held'tint mania I had a eroposal last , night, palm.
one long to tell '!ler ('0:11e, she would 'este only nue,' haul Wilding, slowly; 'I' and have corse to tell yen about it,'
have an idea mid you most eitherfol said she, in a .tone ,4-epiete with tri-
bronght til') about Dodo este her Phi '1'11 fulluw auythiug' eagerly. '\Vhat uulpu.• •'
elan appeudaite.is i' `t' It is so sweet to the mind of' e•ontll
'L'1.4on 04Lnte Georgie--'George the , • .ka 1111ve pi•np0Rt d to Mies Katie,' to outdo its elders.• But uu this 00 -
third,' as she was pia}'fully termed is 801,,u1 lily. 'Nosy go este propose to the ,00111 i:.ou.;y (lid elders. refused to be
the boson.) of her family --'t ho, if she, other t)iie 44, swne.., Tf inwaach end all hatrayed.
lead neither 11048 0of eyei+' like her sip- As Wlldicg gave vent to his idea he a smile of inward Aatidfactilil, aud
tore, had certniel se a prettier month turned abruptly on his heel end left the then they .gave way to speech,
11496 binehea' 11aey were all mieely ,low it, or e0 to the alter.
than either. A sweet, ltttlo, ki•sablM
ens"had of IL 1r1nt}tl1 that pontell an:d
knelled al eriettely, and did cuu31der-
able execie 11,
And filially thele wets Lily. . A tall,
pale girl, with blue Pve3, a finely cut
chin, slid a good deal of detel it'linatilrn
all '(1)11)1.
K /tie's eyes were larger, darker anti
(when sloe looked et Snoalts 3111(.
thongbt of ht, thml•1 u1.14)'nore rn('Itine
thin ever ti311. night. h[or giros,, if
slightly biz.m't'P, was iu400sely become
r1)11111
4'11 do 1t,'" 'Raid, Snnnlie, valiantly,
drying ilia tesn•s 41(1(1 giving hie breast
it rag -ie. Lnp.'WV111146%441 00111ee.0f it.'
Going tllt(1e11e'•114411 he saw Betty
srandiug near` an Oiitt'enee ; w iittle be-
ynnrl her was Ketioe conversing ,within
61e:IT,. ran1pal,y. increased dein e. for Feil
lee Hari laukt youth. Not tiering to l H S' d because fora
•ou of it,
t
have beet' Bled to believe lulu so.
' No, my dear,' declared Lily, calm-
ly;' he has 110 braids worth turning.'
' He said something, papa, about
calling today about 4 o'olaek,' eail1
Katie, very faintly.
'. Then I shall sit here till 4,' return-
ed Mr. Iirownri;; in an awful tone. • I
shall sit here until 5; cud then I shall
get up, aud' go ons and find that young
than, and give bit» stud a horsewhip.
ping se 1 warraut you he never got be-
fore in all his life,'
D,tn't be too hard on him, papa,'
untreated Ketie, weekly. .
• 1 shan't, illy (teal'„ but my whip
will,' said peen, griu)(r.
So •be waited until 5 ; lige waited till.
haliepast five; and then he took up a
certain heavy gold•knobbed whip that'
reed -
No 1' they said in, a breath. They, andinees,rL then ed l.:nallied forth the table as tinf leen alt
did lint meat, to dnnbt. or be impolite ; of 'Snooks' morns.. And he found them
they only meant surprise,
• Tire °ciente,' stud Hetty. in a cmu•
poll d but plainly cllntE•nlptnous whis-
per:` It was a stage whisper.. , •
'
0 4 elitj.'r Sterne;' sltil1,Miss Gear -
and Shooks toy'—,iu bed s;iffering from
a severe catarrh, coiight, I presume,
iu the laurel avenue.
And 00 man klhows, tvliat' lie did to
Suooks( lint )et leapt lie, .grave him an
look ill the dlr(d11nu of thH latter, 45111 er last's ent•3" Lrna1144, snhgPs1P ford,ight wftel•)L'ald lie !lows.( attired
plainly expsoletl hie) to (5orue t I Katie, with some'`1Vnlpatby. Tlaey
I
s r1uR It tenting to her fatln'r, she'. said, with K\Vr
bsn site. Wilding heard of all this,
I regrot to say he gave way to 3101437
mirth in tete privacy of kis ehalnbers,
a11(1 seas Iputnelly caught by his wash
erwon se --who O3eped through the
key'h''le—performing Ea wild alnico ih
the middle of the floor.
)tieleesked Uet.t;y to deuce. c s , y s range,
page, but 1 too lead a propod`a1 last.
They denote', mid than (it wall a ,
"14' 8"""I'''' (dr the) fir1t half•hnnr, Gnat„roe with the b.11•gee1•tl in 1)4441,' ala ht.
kept hinl4Plf bri,901y aloof fi;otn her mild 80)31I b,Ln neil�labarhood) 11(1 drew 'And '411.1111d T I' "%alnime(1 GE orgae
fkselrlatinnR, deoli11ed to notice her rr+- 1(81. 11131 wider the i le,tlllitl�g 8,,tre end and 111 2'y t) 14 breath'
) oncffnl eleeeee end !1(4/11 sin) lei! 1tttt ?' said papa, puelriing up hie
l 1( Ilp the"11LC1( avenue ,that a. 'few! mitint(S
111(103, 1111(1 foe reward e•:1H wretched. 44(•4300 woe, the S6t;1(0 U'1• her •telstel''n 1.11111• kt1entucle.• L1(3 w118 , fat and 'pudgy,
1.'i11rlly, br,i)e (nivel, into 'a corner es, with sandy heir,and aflabby nose. lie
r1'horo he prnpnsPd in ilrle fcr toe, stile 1 was it pnwerfnl 111811, 100, au9 nese 1u1-
tele%l$1111t to 00111e f( open (parted with.
wee agent Steeeltt((1, Letoty's cundnrt,
lode d.; was *t rhalld It 1c'gree more two- i�ro'inH,tla 111 111'e 131•nw)11•Iq hoar,
(si'l'o
few pro,,,,p).011„
Este bet w('rn---ily foci, ctti,io'-i
d11r1,'g It el1t141 HP) of 114(1 CPrM, 11e 1)1Pt
her eves. 94459 a' d w'18 ooligiterel1, She
191)11111 delete the next with him t YON
(u',Idlv), , Aed the 4iext 2 Yee(more
Ztei,'), ); iill(l, 111+' ninth—lie 0834 ° Heel
110(1t,c4(1 than 1S'atte'.e, l)ecltllse lie laid lies —a)d e„ meek woe as the pi, i"
site is is'ugax(-u for it 2 yo,,(11,i, her head noon 11)') shoulder, and lie described fulling into oue day 6401-
ti Lie guile was 11111 ). felt he was by all theletvs of beutiuieut powered bine,
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snlliva in i.03130f ere )ory, serious impediments to
marriage, r'r. at (le/nevem',std. Tae per ooa: .4
for !f �. �iolaj 09 elrtegg(Hta everywhere whofo-
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Made and Sold by us only.,
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Stoves and nett. v ,ire•
To be seenln the country—co11'1stia3ni
Cook Stoves,
Parlor Stoves,
Box (Stoves,.
En endlega vnrietp. A full stool( of 'thea i•e cf a17.,
1:141,18, ren intuu;use iLyaurttueut of
Lamps and Lamp Goods!
Which 540141e selling at enormously low priee8
lest price bald' for 11Iitle8 a"d sheep
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