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KENDALL'SSPAV1NCURE.
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Dr. re J. KEITLL uo.
Ilcr, Sirs- lease eeml me one a your Horg
Boo s arid eblige. I have used.a great dem of yo
xenon., Spam cure with good success ; it is
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Keep% Poise on hand all teatime.
Yours truly, ones, POwnrx.
'MALL'S SPAV1NCURE.
seems Ito., Apr, 8, '98.
Dr, A, .j. KESDALL 00.
Deer girs-I have useaseveral bnttles of your
eaeudane saran claw wall URI& 81100000.
think it the best Liniment I over used, linve re.
inoveaone oarb, ene mood einivia (fed_ Tailed
two mono Spree. Have recommended it to
eeVeral anti' i'lell47 w119 n.re much patina wit
andiron it. Iteaperrpme, P. mamas,
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CHAPTER XVI. '
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CARRIE'S SECOND LETTER
Sailta Clam& ; DO you remember
I wrote to you Wet Year'?
you reoeiVerl it. William
said it could not miss reaching
you know everything- that
say and write aboat the world
Dear Santa Claus, I almost hop-
you would write to me after
my letter, But William. Har-
that was a foolish bope, that.
Wrote answers back, becauSe
no time, 'The wonder is,' said
Harper, 'how the olcl, fellow'
is what lie called you, Santa
'old fellow,' you don't mind, (10
he said it in the kindest tone)
to get through his work at all
indeed,' .Said William Harper,
think it possible he can. do eve -
that ohildren ask him.' 'That
be the reason,' / said, 'Why he
sent my dear grandpapa, to
said William Harper,new
not been able to and him yet.
, magi Dee; MO.
e lailt, Clear. 'Santa Claus, if it is pos-
eible to. •And ray dear grandPaaa this
Christaaas, dol We are in sad trouble,
My clear little 'brother Riebard has
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beefs ill all the year, and, papa has net
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been fortunate in ' earning money
enough to Send him to the seaside in
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the summer, which the doctor paidIS
would do him all the good in the world.
We have been up with him sts xnanY
nights, and I are afraid, dear Santa
Claus, that mamma, ie breaking clown,
It is not snY word; it Is the doctor's.
I heard him say so to Papa, and a little
While afterward I saw papa with his
In his hands, and• he was
fateatrrAc.1, SO bitterly 1 I begin to
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see thinge better than I did, and it
seams te me that It I had a little
money -not much, dear Santa Claus,
only a little -it would enable US tl0 get
out of our trouble. Everybody is so
sorry for us; but the worst of it is,
g'veierbody is as poor as we are. Dear
Santa Claus, if my little brother Rich-
ard dies, 11 will break mamma's heart:
She will never recover from it, I am
sure she will not, and then I shall not
care to live --except that I must not for-
get that there will be dear papa all
.
bet amen the tone in Winch the reetliest
we Preferred. Williare Harper Wilted
to =elder '.'t of great Impartaame, Care
tie Wyatt did liet atteniPt to light 1)
the Main.
" Is there anything the Metter with
You, William Harper ?" asked old' gr.
WYatto - ,
. "No, nothing," lie replied ; ' that ie,
'lathing bad, What shauld. be the
matter witla me, eh "
" Who iS it at the door ?" inquired
Henry Wyatt, '
"All in good time, all In good time.
again said William Harper.
” UP011 MY Word," Said HenrY Waratt,
"1 think 1 must go aucl. see fOr MY-
self,"
But to carry out this simple design
would have been 'difficult, aor William
Harper had closed the room door, an d
had placed a chair against it, upen
which be was sitting,
"You are very fond a telling stories,
Mr. Wyatt," said .Wfilia_m Ilare Per'
"and you tell them well and lseauti-
fully. Would, you mind listenine to
a little Story I have to tell ? It is
very short." .
'Tell it by aal means," said ECetery
Wyatt. .
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HORSES HOES AND COFFINS ARE
NOW MADE FROM WOOD PULP.
alsO a Good Imitation of Silk Is Shvourao-
tured-Italle (or Stettin Roads, wash
lehe, nets, Gar Wheele and. Many
Mime Useful. settings made or paper.
We have had the golden age and the
iron age and,yarious other ages, but the
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present will probably be known aa the
Wooden or paper age, Paper drafts material
masquerading ae silk is the latest invention
In ie paper line, and threatene to driee
the eilk.wormoue of business. Spruces Km.
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dust„ ootton or jute waste and alosthol are
put into. the machine and come out at the
other end shining, delicately colored, rust.
ling silks,imitable for themost faiitidio a
laci;'s gvvie Of coursethis paper siulk
doestat wear so well as the real fabric', but
think how much cheaper it will he I
Enthusiastic paper manufacturers say the
woman. and the new man will dine off
paper dishes, It is not improbable that
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ktunen to me." H. A. Ancama M. D.,
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a The use of 'Castoria ' is so universal and
its xnerlts so well known that it zee= e, work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent famines who do not keep Oastoria
within essiy reach."
Camas laserars,D.D.,
New rad, aaa,
late PitstO• Bloomingdale Reformed Church,
Tali CENTAUR
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your ' Castoria,' and. sban alwaye eoutinue to
do so as it has invariably produced beetenine.1.
results,"
/Sawn F. Teatratitett. D.,
"The Winthrop," liable Street and etla Ave.,
New York Cita
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roll see, Mies Carrie, you did not tell
him where your grandpapa was.' . That
Is true,' I said to William Harper. I
alone, and that I ought to do things
•for him. Dear Santa Claus, oan Yoe
advise me ? can you help me ? That
But William. Harper did not immedi-
ately proceed With his story.
" It is a hard vrinter," he said,
the hat ot the future will be an indestruot-
ibie paper affair, impervious to are or
'taxis
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didn't tell, because I don't know. 'I
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se why I want you to try, Just a little
" Yes," saidaHenry Wyatt, "11 is a.
water. Over in any enterprising
millioer be to
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you think Santa Claus will find him?
'Sure to,' said. William Harper; 'don'tiv
you doubt tha,t for one moment, Miss
harder, to find my dear grandpa.pa. I
pray every, night a long, long prayer
that /ae will -come and make dear main-
hard winter, William.
0 And life ie a hard fight," said Wil-
liam Harper. .
will able show you
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°Meet n anson'sDlOOk, Elfeter,
Carrie.' And I don't intend to doubtmade
It, dear Santa Claus; and that is why
t ain writing to you again this Christ-
mas, just to remind you, you
know, because you might have forgot-
William Harper 'If at first
ma happy ! I ha,ve no heart, dear San-
ta, Claus, to write any more. God
bless you for all the good you do I Your
loving friend (but very unharmY),
• e ceartaele WYATT."
"Yes,William," said Henry Wyatt,
" and. life is e, hard fight." *
Rachel took her husband's hand and
held it in hers.
" We must a.11 do our best," she said,
paper,
ornaments, and all. Parasols of paper do
not seem to have been thought of yet, but
satchels and trunks of paper are common
enough, The paper trunk, despite its frail
sound,is the despair of the baggage smasher.
SIEF'0 Li R E S 0 ifi 11 RA iv 7 E E, D 0 R N 0 F'A 1 e I
R H. COLLINS,
ten, says,
try, try That
in a tone so gentle and sweet that it
It refuses to arnash.
a ARE yneiereoes reed derponeent; weak or debilitated; tired mornings; no tun.
Uu La tion-iifel, sa; memory poor: °may fzitigned; excitable and irritable;
" I °see sanken, red and blamed; lemples on face; dreams and night
leases; restless; haggard lookiegeweak back; toile pains; hair loose; ulcers; sore throat;
' 'svaricocele; deposit in lain° mai droiecl
s at stool; atrustfal; want of confidence; leek of
energy and strength- WE' CAN CURE YOU 1
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Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Btu.
,neETElt, . ONT.
OB'FlOE : Over ()weirs Bank,
you don't succeed, again'
Is what I am doing.
"Yes, dear Santa Claus, Christmas is
Joming. Only think ! It is a whole
year since I wrote to you. Bow time
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CHAPTER •XVII.
Christmas morning of that year set
in 'bright and clear, and in Henry W3'a
att'S humble home kad
brought tears to the eyes of the men.•
"And submit to tne will of God."
"Never wae a. better best than yours
and your husband's," said William
Harper, "and you will meet with
So do paper oar wheels. They have been
in use for years on some of the mostimport-
ant railroads in this country. It must not
be supposed that the wheels are made
entirely of paper. This material only
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OFFICB, • MAIN - STREET, gxETER.
B. T. ntAtoT, PECTIDERICIX EDLIOT.
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lees fly aoesn't It? I am very glad
for one reason, it brings me nearer to
being a woman, and then I can help
my dear, dear mamma and papa. I
do help now as much as I can, but
rny fiagers are so little 1 What I mean
Is that when I am a woman I shall
be able to work and earn some money;
because, dear Santa Claus, leis such
1 hard struggle and papa has to work
SO hard. But do not think thatehe corn-
preparations -
been made for the happy time. Traces
a poverty and suffering were appar-
ent: Adversity had pressed upon him
and his with a hard hand, but every-
thing was clean and neat. Mrs. WY -
att was sitting in a ohair with her
youngest son Richard , in hex, arms, a
weaklY and delicate lad, and she Was
gazing wistfully and gratefully -upon
her little daughter Carrie, who, assist-
your reward."
"I pray to Heaven! .1 pray to Hea-
ven I" murmured Mr. Wyatt,
e William Harper," said Henry Wy-
att, "there is something on your mind.
Let. us know it, quicaly."
" You shall know it very soon," said
William Harper. "As I was saying,
it is a hard fight, this life at ours.
There is sorrow in it, there is trouble
in it, almost deeper sometimes than
forms the iaterior shell. Having been sub-
jected to terrific pressureat is moulded end
firmly bolted to tne outer rim which is of
steel, Greater durability andlightness are
claimed for these wheels, but don't let the
idea of lightness lead you to get under one.
If you do you may possibly .have use for
f thepaper coffins which are bein
one 0 g
tiir,dis,tegioa:. at wholesale by a firm at Weet-
ue' .
The railroad train of the future is likely
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plains. No; he is always cheerful,
er always tries to be; but I can't help
ay en-
ed by William Harper, was bum
gaged in houeehold duties. 'Rachel
one can bear, but there is always
light 1"
"Yes,'
not only .o have paper wheels, but to run
on paper rails. Theee are made entirely of
paper and are formed in moulde under great
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aloe and realdence, Dominion Lebo a
tory.Ezeter ,
...tanking sometimes when he smiles at
me that he is not quite happy. Per-
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laps it is because we have had a deal
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sf trouble this year, though mamma
Wyatt had just came out of a sickness,
and was riot strong enough to take
these duties 'upon herself ; but, apart
from the grief little Carrie felt for her
murmured Mrs, Wyatt, and
her head Sunk upon her husbariei-
shoulder. "There is always light."
"The story I have to, tell," said Wile
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pressure. They have been used to some
extent in Russia and Germany, and are
said to be free from many of the defeats of
the ordinary steel rail.
T3D.VOnn TILRAT2IMNT. AFTER TitgAntEsT, BEFORE YaleAT812117, AFTER 7.1USA7AtiteiT.
NO NAMES OR TESTIMONIALS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
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John A. Mullin. says: -"I wee one of the countless vic-
-ms of early ignorance commenced at 15 years of age. I ,
titried seven niedical lirms an(1 .spent $900 without avail. e
I gave up in despair. The drams on my met ni, -were
DR. RYNDMAN, coroner for Cie
County of Huron. Office, oppesibe
Carling Bros, store, Exeter,
lays there are others worse at than we
are. That is quite true, dear Santa
Claus. It is- dreadful to see things !
mother, nothing, to judge from appear-
ances, could be more congenial to her
than tne task upon which she was en-
Henry 'writing in
liam Harper, about a. little girl
whose name was "— He paused a mo-
ment before he uttered it-" Carrie."
"Car ie the creel).
PAPER ItORSESHOES
axe another European invention. Among
the for them is that
1M POTENCV
CURED,
weakeninff my intellect as well ae my sexual end physical
life. My brother advised me es a last resort to consalt
Dm. Remedy St Kergan. 1 oomraenced their Now alethod
Treatmeitt and in a rew weeks was a now rean, with new
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Separates:00es.. Residence same RS former.
• Andrew sI. Offices: Spaolcmitias buildine.
in et; Dr Rollirue same as, formerly, north •
or; Dr,Amos" same building, south door
L4.. ROUJINS, M. De T. -A. AMOS, M. D
Exeter, Oat
Papa had no work for ten weeks this
year. The office in which he was em-
Ployed for such a -long time was sud-
clarity closed, and he had to find an -
other. Some of our pretty things had
to be sold, and though mamma said
they were not worth much, she did
them. before they
gaged. Wyatt was
a corner, copying a manuscript, for
which he w
away, an as to receive a, fear sfiillings.
Such a chance was not to be thrown
cl it was no violation of the
spirit of Christmas that be should be
thus employed. Every now and then
he turned his head and gave his wife
e' ,exclaimed child,
Ing c1S,'. to hien.
"Yes, Carrie," the sald, 'd " To think.
to think, that three years ago, out of
her own. head, she should have Written
a letter to Santa Claus, begging him t 0
assist her in the furtb.erance of a. wish
that was very, very dear to her mo-
advantages clatmed
they maintain a rough surface; enabling
the horse to get a good grip on the smooth
pavements. German paper -makers have
put cri the market a substance 'called
"papier sculptor " whioh is used instead
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of clear for modelling. It is simply paper
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pulp kept soft enough to be worked.
rbsition. eears ago, and now I
nadr.riscl and happy. 1 recommend these reliable
specialists to all my afflicted fellalifonlv:mteni
, Ce CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY.-CONFIDENTAL.
"The boyhood laid
vices of early the foundation of My
, ruin. Later on a "gay life" and exposure to Mood di-
seases completed the wreck. I had all the symptoms of
Itervoue Debility -sunken eyes, emissions, dram in mine.
nervousness, weak back, etc. Syphilis clamed my hair to
fall oat, bone pains, alcors M. mouth and on tongue,
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Syphilis Er 'sinn.q.
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cra over so were
taken away 1 She said to me once, 'I
think if your dear grandpapa knew the
trouble we are in, my dear, he
a tender look, and gave Carrie a kind-
ly smile, and once or twice Carrie stole
behind him cmietly, and, pressing her
ther's heart."
" William !" said Rachel Wyatt, haat
rising from her c.hair.
Papier mache ceilings and wall decors.-
tions are very fashionable. They may look
like leather or brocade or e. thousand and
but they
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-tie-near foe the County of Huron,
Cheater/ moderate. axoter P, 0.
would
come and help us.' He will come one
day, mamma,' I said, 'Heaven grant
It 1' said mamma, with the teaas run-
aing down her face. 'Heaven it I
lips to his cheek, as quietly stole away
again and proceeded with her duties,
oadering- William Harper to do this
and to do that with e, merry imperious-
" To think," continued William Har-
per, " that she should. have written
a.gain last year •to Santa. Claus s, letter
that must have done the old fellow
one handsome emboesed effects
are wood pulp jist the same.
The housefurnishing departments in the
big shops furnish interesting evidence of
the extent to which paper enters into or
blotches on body, ole. I then.k God I tried Drs. Eeneecia -
a Bergen. They restored me to health, vigor and happiness." 'CHAS. POWERS.
- VT" We treat and cure Paricocele, Emissions, Nervous Debilizy, Seminal
Weakness, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis, Unnatural - Discharges, Seif ...Ouse,
Kidney anti Bladder Disease.s.
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Tp. BOSSENBERRY, General Li.
..i....4 • oensed Auotionlser Sales canduoted
lo allparts. Sabiefactionguarauteed. Charges
moderate. RenselIP 0, Out
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grant
ft will be a happy clay.'
"Papa still keeps up his evening
z]asses, ana he wrote a poem, which I
learned by heart, and read last week
ness whieh was delightful to witness.
Trouble and grief were in the lituable
homa but Carrie's bright spirit light-
weed. the burden.
good to read, and that she. should
again implore him to try and discover
-whom do you think?"
"Her dear greindpapa," whispered
dinary lite. Paper pails and tubs are
appreciated by the suburban dweller who
hasn't "set," tubs, They are much lighter
and easier to keep clean 9.3 well as °beeper
,
- 1 7 YEARS IN DETP.OIT. 200,000 CURED. NO RISK.
. lc' EA DEP I Ars yon a victim? nave you lost horse? Are you contemplating mar-
t.. i • iieee? nee ycer Motel been diseased? Wats yon any wealmess? Or
New Meth ce Treatment, will care roe. T. bat it has done for otheas it will do ior aon.
CONSULTATipa FlatE. No ra lam- vein 1. s treated -Jana-write for an honest opinicse eree
ca Charge. (bares rsaa riee.c. Eatara 1:REa -"The cio'den alouitor" (illustrated), on
e. Dieentee of Mu. luclose peataes, 2 cents. Settled. ol
SeTaaN 0 N A INI b_S LISEID WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PRI-
VATE. No medicine s nt C,0. la No names on boxes or envel-
°pee. Everything. confidental auestion tist and cost of Treat
ment, FREt... e
ETENRY EILBER Licensed Ana.
..1- Censer tor tint counties ot Huron.
and miedlesex e Sales conducted at mod.
orate ratee. vine°, at Post-ottioe ()red.
ton Ont.
to a room full of us. I did tremble
so, dear Santa Claus. But everybody
was kind; they said I read it balsa.-
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tally, and papa and mamma were quite
"No turkey this year, Miss Carrie,"
said William. Harper, ruefully..
'No, Williartn. Harper," said little
Carrie, " we can't expect it every year.
little Carrie; but low as was her. voice
it was heard by all in the room.
" yes," saad William Harper, "her
dear grantipapa her dear mother's fa-
than the old style. Water coolers are
mt ade of paper. So ie the mucinabused
cuspidor.
Peach baskets, berry baskets and butter
e
uoxes are made of n d I t
.aper, an a mos every-
eseme,........e
proud. It is very sweet to have such
happiness,
happiness, and such dear parents as we
have got. I told you last year about
my little brothers, Henry and Richer&
Santa Claus has so much to do. There
are so many others!"
"Yes," said Wliliarn Harper, thought-
fully, " there are so many others I"
ther, Whose presence here would bring
a blessing 1 To think that ,she should
write again this year to Santa Claus,
for the third time, repeatleg her wish,
thing under the sun -salt, whit]) used to
came in pretty blue and white bags, oat.
meal, crackers, ice.creamhcandy, shoes,
corsets, dresses -is sent ome in a
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Henry is growing stronger and strong-
er, but Richard, poor dear, will never
be strong, I sun afraid, and that is
what Papa and mamma think. They
are so sad sometimes when they are
speaking of it. Dear Santa Claus, 1
won't trouble you by writing a longer
letter, because you must have so many
William Harper was in low water.
He had been. out of work for three
months, and a few coppers were the
whole of his fortune. What wonder,
then that Santa Claus had forgotten
the turkey ? But there was a Penny-
toy for each of the children, and a
friendly and hearty handsh.ake for .1V1r.
and thanking him for the turkey and
the other things he was so good as to
send her twelve months ago 1"
a waliam, winiam 1" exclaimed Mra
Wyatt, "tor Heaven's sake relieve my
suspense ! It is not out of idleness you
are relating this to us."
" No, Mrs. Wyatt, it is not out of
paper
box.
In Japan, they say, some folks live in
paper houses, and in this eountry paper
boats are in use. Nor must the necessary
sewer pipe be forgotten. Paper pipes for
oarrying water, steam or electricity are‘
not unoommon. As conduits for electri.
oity they are ooesidered safe, even though
the be '
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to read, and I might. be keeping you
from
and Mrs. Wyatt, and since -re good
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idleness," . said William Harper. ,, 1
wire not insulates.
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Gnome tee otthe camel° Vesertuery COl
oft.
torrree : One door South ofTowu Hall,
some other children. Do try and
find my dear Grandpapa Richard; and
ask him to come to us. I think he
wishes for all. In lieu of the turkey
there was a piece of beef, purchased
by Carrie, weth ViTilliam Harper, a
fa-
. never felt in a less idle mood than 1
do at this moment. And to think,"
he resumed, " that in not one of these
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would like us, and we would be very
good! The Christmas card in this let-
ter is for him, and when You give it to
him, tell him to be sure and look at
ma's writing', and mine, and Richard's,
and Henry's. With our dearest love,
and our hopes, and papa's, too that
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h e is well and happy in whatever part
of the World he may be. And there
are some kisses from us all.
"I remain, dear Santa Claus,
"Your loving friend,
i .$ "CARRIE WYATT."
LITTLE CARRIE'S THIRD LETTER,
"Dear Santa Claus: -This Is the third
year,. and the snow le all over the
ground. EVerybody says it is going to
be a hard Winter. I am sorry, and 1
sometimes think if I
course, at her elbow, on the previous
night. This was a most important
enterprise for little Carrie to under-
take ; but she carried it out success-
they -could afford for the Christmas
dinner, which consisted, in addition to
the b oef, of roast potatoes. No pud-
ding ; that was out of the question in
such bard times.
,
" There,' Said Henry WYatt, passing
the blotting paper over the laat page
of the manuserint, "that is done. Now,
we are .goIng to be happy."
Despite their desperate strait; despite
the fact that the future had never been
So dark as it was then, they were
happy. They ate and eejoyed their
modest dinner, and the afternoon was
letters did little Carrie put ber address,
and Santa Claus so busy as he 1s! Do
yau think the old fellow threw these
letters aside unread ? Do you think
Do you think that he did not strive
to discover where llttle Carrie's dear
graseipapa was ? And do you think
that saaeta Claus ever allows himself
to be beaten ? No. Little Carrie's let-
ters were not written In vain "—
But William a.l er Was not allow-
ed to proceed. Mrs. Wyatt's tremb .
ling hands were upon him.,
e se -
y dear father is here 1" he said ,
voice almost drowned in tears.
, e He is here. It was he who knock-
e a e door u no .
d t th d J st W ''
e t hi 1 es h not
Let me go o ra . You , ave
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Mossy is Ms Name. Ravte Ms Residence
and ne lins ?Men Practising Regularly
for Seventy-six. Years.
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world is probably one who lives at Havre
France, the home of President Faure, Bossy
is the name of this venerable doctor, and
i cisa
he has been -n the ti. •ve practice of • n •
profession, principally at Havre, sor
seventy-six years. Despite his great age
and the hardships which are the lot o
most physicians the world over, Dr. Bossy's
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lean and wiry frame is not muo ent, and
is ep, though it has lose the springiness
h' st
of youth,has nothing shuffling or uncertain
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Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness
remarkable success has been shown
Headache, yet CARTER'S LITICLIC
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and preventing the.; annoying complaint,
they also correct ral disorders
stintelate the liver and regulate
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what I would do with a great deal of
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leo fergive me for writing to you
again 1 You were so good to Me last
year that I think you won't mind the
trouble I am giving you. It was
such a surprise, the day before. Christ-
mas, when William Harper came in
with a big box on his shoulder! Mam-
ma and papa were away, and I was
alone with little Richard and Henr
Outside the box was written'ProroY.
Santa .
Clans to &rise Carrie Wyatt.' And
inside the box there were the great tur.
key you sent us, and the pocket -book
for Papa, and the pair of gloves tor
mamma (however did you get to know
her slze ?) and the doll's house for
nie, and the horse and cart for Henry,
passed in loving converse, Henry Wy-
att had always something to say when
he sat with his farnily around binesome
story to tell, ,some lesson to impress ;
and no sweeter pleture of home life
.
notwithstanding its sad features, could
have been found throughout the great
city than was seen in the humble room
in Spitalfielcls. adee
'1 am glad it does not allow," said
Henry Wyatt. Night had fallen, and
I they Were setting in partial darkness.
It was a. fancy ofi Rachel Wyatt's that
they should sit thus. "The snow is
Pretty to look at, but there Is a cruelty
in it, nevertheleSe,"
" Especiatly to thoSe,n- said 'ol(1 Mr,
Waratt, "who ha.ve nte overoosets."
auet a,s theee woads Were spoken a
knack at the street door Was heard,
" That is fOr Us," saAd Henry Wyatt ;
roused lames in me only to erusle theme
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and kill me I Let me go m .
F as 1 f to hi '
1 m Harper
Henry Wyatt drew Will a,
from his chair and opened the dbor.
T the deraened space stood the form.
'11 9 ' ' 'tude of supplica.-
of a man, in en alb.
time, with his arms outstretched.
" Father ! my dear fatb.ea 1" cried
Rachel.
R
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thefaithful
And the next mernetither re entant
woman Was eathered to P
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fa, er s heart.
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No happier Christmae night than this
was ever known, Love that Was Pure,
eacrifice that was noble, had niet with
their reevard. In. the 'hearts of all
who were gathered in that humble
As an instance of this centenarian's
• r of endurance it is reeorded that
poee . , a
tew weeks ago " Le Pere de I3ossy," as
the inhabitants of Havre affectionately
term him, was roused froze his bed at
2 o'clock in the morning to superintend the
ushering of a new eoul into the world. In
France the sigh of the midwife -a baby
sheltered under a cabbage -is found every.
where, and,it is not often that regular
physicians are called to do the yvork which
bile French "wise women" regards as her
peculiar and exclusive province., Unlike
some young phystmane wno love vheir ease
More them an inoreatied practice, Dr.
Bossy's bell is not muffled or dieconneated
,
ab night, and he responded pronlptly te tne
matinal call.
Arriving at the house where the patient
lay, he slowly elirribed the stairease and
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when he reaohed the siok chamber he
inettaled himself in a, comfortable chair
z)viSlito fenftfer farthis diat,siessing
h • or inte..e y their goo* 1
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and .the , box of soldiers fot Richard,
Oh, how good it Was of yoU I I shall
never, neVer forget it 1
"But when papa, came lecate at night
and heard all abotit it, and when Win.
elawner came into the rOom, looking
rather funny, I thought f did not
quite understand what father meant by
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a c ng il . airri Harpea y the hand
se healthy, eaying ; at I very foolish
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of Val, Verso' foolish, in.deeed 1'Fol-
ish r cried William Harper ; `to briree a
box ter Vitas Carrie titan Santa Clans'
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"1 wonder who it mat be."
" DOn't move," eald William Harper ;
"I will gO and open the door,"
There mug have been scene difficulty
with the look, for he Was gone a long
time, and little Carrie Was On the point
of follolving him, when he re-entered
the rooni.-
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" Who is it ?" asesed, Henry Wyatt.
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. All in good t me, was Willi MS
singular reply ; "ell in good time 1"
His voice sOunded ateengely to them.
There was a eingular tremer ie it•
room a Christmas light was Shining
which, In the bright future that pread
heo, h eo certain barbels-
re t em, Was e
ger of deede Of charity and kindnees,
evIlich Would fell like dew froth hea-
Ven upon many weary' toilers in life'e
hard battle. Thus shall Itiphard Ingle-
eldas soa be pur fie . a Upon rn
fl 1 1 . a ' A d hi
al Ma '"A upon who hold out a,
eha -a' t''''''' - --- all
helpireg hand to their strugglizig bro-
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t ere ahd sisters who are a Ming by
the aa,y, God' YlelOY e 1all rest.
, Tina Bean
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and
said to the aerie= husbandt "I will nob
go aWay until it is all over".
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Dr. Bossy's medical eki 's a proverb in
Havre) and the people hope that he ,,,,,B,y
oontinue to exercise it for some yeent to
come, As the hours wore on arid the day
began to break, the old doctor Was entreat.
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laminate/oil rit 6 gmat rate in tha vieltabre
16 ga oschloAir-tight ha box.
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yOu thin it oce a , a lee Carrie ?
'I think it very kind of you, Wil-
littin Harper ' / said 'and I don't kno v
ItOile be theullt Mi.' ' Well, Well l' papa,
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estid. and lie . we very' hteDpY that
." Light the dandle, Carrie," eteid Mrs.
Wyatt,
" N " ' id Williate II "d 't
40 anyanuse og elle sloes, jee an old
/dead, 111s net Intte,b, te, ask."
3 aid Wfil uqiby
"Seaggs le Oran_ fa ,t ti 0 0
"Hee doVelorled a double ohin " "e ell
he needed it, ' said Patsoed. "eels origitiel
ebin Waft Overworked."
,
long enongh 10 mallow a feve raw egeni Wm
a pass 01 wine -hid ravoiste °reiterate ter
three.eilartera Of a oelitury-sand then
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stettea Mit Wit,
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