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I �,,,' I I I I , I � I . I . . . little Water and wash betw,een the GOP, swift current below. wid4er, an, I knew Jim I I I . 1;
I , 0I 1. I . . � (I,.- -- . . . . . hands oi- with ,a brush; rinse and k BOY Jim Was a horse thief, HTT Boy Jim Was tbirty yards aw Hallet 11aRpellings ht the Ewer id
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It : . I I . . Many good men who had misse,cl -scream 1001,08t, to Irish.
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"I, , � " I � SE'LE CTE D RE, CIPg,& I "I'd � horses were I which the wornan gave but we quari-eled 'bout notiiingi ,
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1k 1 . I I ant Jam, --'Use 4001d set Mwa,N, in a d4,rk cool, I "'Rialt Clot -Take stockings or him but he Was .. Suspicious- -of made his blood tingle, He had nev. , lie wont away. The rest don't. I . . I
I I I tNvo quarts 'd 411011 4,vony and do pair, in matter, only I heard lie was ran6h-
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Curr When are Past mending, split in IAS WAY of doing things, and not a. human Voldo, before. Its Th 0 death occurred re
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� 1, , � white currants, top to toe, triln off tlIo all the skil� =ed ing at Mawson, an, Be contly at
;1. 1. and ox,perienee, a aillat to be c& 8 n b wo rd to A
� I from which tile steins, have, been I -- darned 9 Ailing upon the 'who!e' Ring� Dungaryan of An old wom I
� . Places, and Sew a good which lie pitted' himself bad ever verse for aid. le uni- him. as I was, bere-an' free -ani ,,allied M An ,
I I I I , removed; three, pounds of suffary I CHER131i" RECIPES. I seam, after Placing right sides to. beert'able, I willin' to see him.') ary Ajoloney, at tile W4
I I 'One Pound of chopped raisins, ,and . � . gother, and stroWhing seam ,veil I . to "round him up". once Pulling his horse t * 'blw spoke With all the embarrass- vanced ago of 107 years. I
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I I . he was Oil a, borrowed horse's back, haunchas a on o its Miss Hannah Sullivan, a teacher
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I 1! two oranges, peeled ,and sliced. For ollerry shortcake make a'soft as you Put it through the Sawing His t tile woman'^$ side, lie ment, of a wonian making a confes- in Berrings Nati6
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I 0'ant4lQUP SaM.-Cantaloups teaspoonful of bakiag , Polish furniture, neXt bOYho64, though lie was now twen- was a Splendid in lieu, bed recently, . .1 � . ,
tl..� ,powder, a Wgrade for 4ust cloths, and tile heav- leap, and brought '11'114t you got to say to thatIll Dr
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; ,-. 11 materials for ' salads Are scarce. ful ,,)f shortening, whic ilay be I About Nie, range. The, beat ,Way to I tya--,�,�i'X',4<)1;a,:: whose. dark skin was the child was en appointed cet,tifying surgeon
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t" . v make a Simple but -delicious h I veral scars, His ready breath, vainly struggling for "Xothing " was the curb. reply, under the Factory and Workshopa
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k"'. . alf each of butter And lard; add I clear the house of old stockings, In . To seize it and turn ,on I "It ain't y'o'ur business."
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1 � emo.re the seeds and rind, two tablespoons of sugar and mi amil'o a.,I,ay ineerry eyes, surmounted his back Was the work of an in- "I guess its my business to know Act for th0boalislaild districtt
: , 1. I �x 'an afternoon oat make up enough by 4 shock of curIv brown air, had, stuat. Feeling the uselessness of if I'm 'being spoofed 11 lie retortede Killarney Guardians have grant.
''L . I and out the molon into small piee- with a Well beaten -egg and enough I to last six months: r something of' a boyish look swimming against the ad a pension of $265 pel-year to
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I , . ! I I mayonnaise or French dressing, dough of the right them. I floated with it, kick' know, 9 wid- James Ooftey,* .
�11. 4 � Tom consistency, Roll out in two lay i rugs, carpets � One bar naptha soap I Ing Out for tile der Macpherson sent for you it was who recently resign -
I atoes with Bacon ---A popu. era and,bake in the same pan with I cut fine in one of W � wiry, . ed his p
;� . 11 gallon Beyond that, he was a tall * bank. � � to make it up, I reckon. An' if OsitiOn after a service of
� I aker; active man whose muscular body it ,seemed ar� etern forty-five years as
1, . . I ItY before lie You came to see. her, it was witil the I , R,elieving Of-
, lar dish in Denmark, Lay large -fleaks of butter between. When add fol!r Unces pulverized sai- and a-ine�ry limbs flad been ached it, and when, assisted by Same idea, . , 4
� l i I I I square crackers in the bottom of a baked the two layers will separate 1 soda, elghto0unoes borax, boil fif- Strengthened and kept suppi re ficer, I
I 1. . shallow pan. So you won't object to ort 1111hott, of Rosculton, . re-
� I it I , 9 ed rry Iliall-right away." He looii�- contly . celebrated his wo I
. a thic slice of tomato --either be In readiness to spread between J`Water and one-half Pint of Alcohol, ork -and constant exercise in On to dry ground, ,,,,a ed at bor inquiringI th birtlicia
. I On each cracker put nic�ly. The cherry filling should teen minutes; 'four gallons of cold hard w by the woman's hands he scrambl Ul a Rob
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�� : I I salt and pepper, and on e with the Shortcake, and on top, large, 1,Stan,cl over night, Apply a small -stood, he was Lot a horse thief ex- -self-preservati . The, instinct if "Ain't bin asked,yet ) 11 she r5. many more, I � a �
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. I I ach slice ripe eherdes are pitted andcrushed J,AmOUnt -on brush And on -a on was Active, how- plied, "not by Jim. I .
I III, . ,of tomato I sintfIl Olu-siv61Y. He would work as stoad- ever, and he looked round for his. '51'al," remarked Nosey Th Edward Shanks has., been ap.
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� ": , . aY a very thin slice of slightly in a bowl With sugar, the space at a time, Wipe off immedi-, ily as any intin ontheplainsfor� -horso, It was peacefully . OMP- Pointed locomotive superintendent I
� �.;, .1 'bacon. Put the j1an in a hot oven,. right quantity to use being decided 'atelY with clear water And cloth, 6, or grazing r 1, "Ile kin ax you now all' we.111
. 1 ,� � -,�, , even 12 months. Then four hundred yards up the valley '01 I the Sligo, Leitrim and Northern
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I juice as you mix. ter he Would vanish like a cloud, and in the direction he cme, I �
. I toes are ready to be served . . The sauee, will be more delicious if 'often , . Let dry. lo will lo A, bin lying," r an . swer wLther you 0ounties ,Railway &h Manorbanill-
I �7ringring cloth out, changing wa
I I I Fro3h Herrings -ok bright always'a lloqe vanished with him. Mile beyond it � . ton vice Mr. Stephen Murray,, who
,�,� � I with But -ter, - Prepared Several hours before it is as new. This will not harm any Why he, did it no one know. � . them like the w , coming towa�-d. Boy Jini looked at tile woman's has retired on superannuation,
� Clean as many herrings as are required. Serve With, cream if de- delicate articles, silks or wool. it h&d � .. ind, were five horse- well developed figure -and protty *
: . .happened again last.ni men rid ' I -t abregat. face with'a Work has commenced on the new
I ght, . t1r Ig'.9 a�mos glint of -admiration in bridge. which will span the Shan -
1 . needed, and cut each one in halves sired or witholit. When peas -a-'ad asparagus Are The old longing, restless and per- , ;asI thank you v' said th his eyes. Her powers of invention
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, � , ry fine ,a little Cherry rollypoly is made with. a new and dear, use a ban,ch of car- ,sisteut, had come on him in the woman,. ping tile a and superb acting 'acclaim non atPortumna. An English firm �4 .
garlic and some Parsley, mix this good d-ilmPling dough. Roll the rots with a quart of peas, or with night, and child to her ed her has tile contract at $107, -
. with butter'. and Put soma ol the dough long and ,the horse he was riding And tryinf to Soothe its frightea6d to be more 'than usually el 04-5. - The - k.,,
. about a quarter Of a bunch Of asparagus, In -either now had been appropri bowls. , . . . . ever, and work will be done largely by local ,
. mi-sture oll'one, of the halves of an inch th ated as a she was not a day over tiventy-five,
. -case let the carrots cook until al- sacrifice to the craving, By dint lie bitterly. "I'm too "'Mrs. Macpherson could hal had artizans,
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1. I each fish. Close tile two halves face With pitted cherries with a Wo at -tander bef ort adding the -other of steady riding and sho t breaks wat an' tOo winded to.run an' my me When her nama Was Mary Trail. A I
together, and put the herrings in sifting of sugar. ' T ipr zo of* $50 has been awarded �
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�1, �. Roll up the dough vegotable. A -cupful of lima beans rest he had placed a huge lice gun's full 4. water," ho re'marked, She kin hmT me now. I cai6 here
11 � the oven in a dish contain!vneg but- and pinch the ends together and will make a quart of for "The only thing You can do is to. D
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ter, salt and pepper, , _ hot steam for three-quarters of an go much farther. Th� lima beans spot If. �nf WItat YOU -say, Mary?" er, St. Peter's National School,
I with a little w to vinegax.d where lie had worked continu- cut me do,kn and bury ine-whell 19I Warrenpoiat,. by the Commission-
- they've finished.,, don't quarrel with Inc agen 'bout or ation, for
hi ropped hour. A delicious sauce is made should be soaked over night and ally for the best part of a year. reekon 1 will,'� I she said, "but
� , Johnny -Cake Toast. Y He nodded towards the rapidly the w a - showing high merit in the teaching
: . � on each herring. for the rellypol by crushing ^the' cooked slowly to prevent break- In front of him, rising like, a row I y I -do my hair." a of National Educ*
� -Make a -corn pitted clierries t approaching Pursuers. Avlsible -grin Spread over the of Irish during the past two years,
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day's lima bean soup and add them wards these that he had -been head- in with a StaktIed face, which but Ginger Dick scowlecl. , b
� corn -meal, three-fourths of a clip and cook with $110 looked at,�`thenl and thenat .features of tile of A skull and parts of a skeleton
Ake with one cup of granulated sugar, stra,in to remove the skins unbroken beans from the previous stood a line of hills, and it I -her throa
c 0 a Pulp with ��g- It is a good idea to select the Of gigantic bubbles from the earth
�., a bit -of butter' hi 'lien, that are supposed to have een
�, of flour, one large. tablespooniul of ,Serve hot. , I to the yellow beans just before serv- ing all morning. Th grew suddenly white, I there
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I sugar, one small teaspoonful of I "'VVIlat you "Wal " lie. remarked, "Minister hou, 100 Years were found In a 1i
I , Ing. I . -ey looked quite bin doin, ?" she asked. se at Belturbet.
V salt ,and three teaspoonfuls of bak- . —4, I near, but his pr"tist'd eye, as clear Todd is,olitside minding the horses. . At a recent meeting of tho Derry
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� . ing-POwder. With these ingredi- SALMON. AND HORSEIZADISH . and keen as an eagle's, told him he "I borrow -ad t,hat hoss," was tile He came to see as you got justice. I
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11. I I ents mix -on JAPANESE &A -11I Gs. ba;d three good miles to cover be- grim reply. I Guardians,. an application was
. I 11 -a ,and one-fourth cups Molded Salmon with Cucumber . N fore he reached their base. H Guess we'll fetch him in and hitch read from Win. Canning, an in- , ty
. . of sweet milk and one tablespeonf�l or Horseradish er eyes travelled f r,40 the You two together in no time.,, I
� � Salice.-One can Falufflar Ones Adopted From Us- There, he would find a gorge., , horseman to his face, and then B The woman went crimson, an mate, aact Ilia wife, for.clothing to
, . I of melted butter. a h sudden determination oy d make "a voyage round the coast in
.. I . While this cake salmon, one-half tablespoonful sadt, Others of Ilome Manufacture. huge, crack in the hills, clown whose flashed wit 1. Jim took a step forward.
; I I I is baking make the dip. Heat a one And one-half tablespoonfuls gged side dropped a cataract. "Go into th6 house ,' she said. "That is 11 continued alc �
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1� "Quick I -er. "I I 12 A large tract of rough pasture,
on the stov,d; put in a small Sugar, one-ha;lf tablespoonful flour,. Many Japanese proverbs rng the earth with (I I alk sharp ", tc
I I � PiebO of butter and a little water one, few ., have ru Don't' run ' I you ain't foolint US.
to kee iously over rocks IV' he I Ain't objectin' " said the W �
teaspoonful mustard, come from India, and China, while a roar, frothed fur. What's the use ol tha ) O� bog and mountain land, in Carrick� 41�..
, I p the milk from sticking. grains cay-enne, yolks .two eggs, intercourse with the Occident, and and boulders: into, a, valley began. man before &cullin And Balintemple, Armagh,
and one-half tablespoonfuls particularly with America, has op ned at the far end of the chasm "Don'+ talk," she almost hissed, could Speak. "There's in in a Mo t I
�� Add -three pints of sweet milk and one which Ile" supposed lover was recently devastated by fire.
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I -point melted butier,, three-quarters cup according tx> the Oriental Review, and, fed by .a hundred hills fro ' "Get inside 11, , outside." �
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thicken it with four tablespoon- milk added a ply. Of He obeyed, 'h � They all trooped out, and after is exciting Attention. The army of �'�
. /'P'l .1 ,one-quarter cup vinegar, . , very generous sup either flank soon becam, a deep 91f mechanically. Mormon . 0
11; een made three these latter, ' torrente About he woman followed him, and - �,,
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I rters tablespoopful granu- a money," has T things had been explained to Min- I'—
/ Smooth in colcl.watex- Add butter lated gelatine been hugged tight to the Japanese later Todd, he stood inside, . id to be Ittle short of 3oo. lr�
" 1, two, tablespoonfuls three miles clown. the valley -was a closing the door, -sat the now sub -f % circle sa �
,� .enough salt to suit the taste, cold Water. Remove salmon frOlA breast, -and is perhb6ps more quoted tree-Ilid-den cave where he had once, dued -child in a chair. of men and horses to solemnly per- -Lir. Charles Boyce, of Ennis-cor- ,
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"I I Another that in popular estima- many weeks. . 'They call me 'Boy Jim.' Jim tween a very Wet brictegro . lit in
which has been opened on a large � ' form tho marria - with a sho��king Accident
) : and'pour the sauce over the cake, Ican, rinse thoroughly with hot 1. - retired in peace and security for" nam' 71' she ask-, go ceremony be thy,' met
1 -r- I dwate,r and separate in flakes. Mix in. casual speech than any other - "What's your C -ed, Om and a when his right Arm was caug
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I Platte - Serve hot with cheese. , 'r a who, never-
��,F" .. . , edients, add egg yolks, tiOn comes close to, it is the one that Suddenly"toy Jim turned' his Hallet, really. I bin ranching at very white faced brid the cogq. of a water wheel' and
- � , I . Aunt Elizabeth's Famous Chicken I butter, milk, and -vinegar. .,ea,ds, "Heaven helps those who head and i,00 . I �round to pulp, . <e,
I Cook 1 14awson's place � and trekked last �heless, responded to the quesii-ons 8
1, N I I I -Ov boilmg water, stirring con- helps themselves." Japan believes were five black clots. Theyliadnot night-" In a firm voice.
, John Strain, general pereliant,,' ,
. iii this pro -verb too. She has racog- been there a few minutes before. Oheonodded and looked at him I and contractor, has been app<') -i -M -,-d---__,_,,,, .
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chicken, eight medium-sized pota- StE�tly u') miiture thickens. Add When it was all o-�er theY rode .
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: toes, about one pint of Sifted flour, I 9-elatin soaked in c nized its wisdom. Re, stopped hi "Ever bin to -Gully - f.
. . old water. Strain a mount and watched thoughtfully. � away, (,elling Boy Jhn be could I of the Peace or
� two-thirds of a cup of sour cream, I and add. to salmon. , Fill individu- Human minds being fuAdament- them,gi,til pilpy Flat?" She asked fetch the horse back after the hon- the County of Donegal,
I . .1 I I . one teaspoonful of soda, and one-lal I I . ally alike the world over, it j.g.,liall, A � . - ff�e� into five toy f . eymoon. . . Tile Belfast municipality recently
Id, chill, and serve with either I _ - U -5 -MR wowlili d;1Is oia---t4ir,ba,oks,- - , X=w 1fr6ackwards," he said .
I . half teaspoonful of salt. mo , I nral that thert�� r .- The thud of hoofs outside *as "Wal," said Jim When they had conferred the freedom of their city f
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f I I out up f sauce gdde.d 6e simila Then, swinging round agai�, he W di - I on Mr. Gustavus Wilhelm Wolff """
yp,ybV%'the East and the West. -sent his own steed forward at a, distinctly heard. "You done me a good �
. I tile chicken and pare the Potatoes, Cucunlber Sauce. -Beat. one- , pr2, sappeared, �
i and stew both slowly in one quart cup heavy cream until sit . I .J�Japan onesays, "Not untilyou steady pace. "Don't you speak," she com- turn and yourself a bad one. Guess one of the founders of the famou's
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I of water for twenty minu one,fourth teaspoon , have child'ron of your own are you im Me up. My a move Irish shipbuilding firm -of Messrs'
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. the crust by dissolving A -�, I. properly grateful to your parents." that the men behind were massen� name was Mary Trail. D'ye on me, if -you're wi] )) He Harland & Wolff, Queen',s Island. I
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1- I the soda in- the sour cream, . taiblespoons �`Yit,gipr ; liben a one The Italian provar& is, "Who has gers of death, with lassos at their stand V' I feeling very shy in the presence of . ---C4— i
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V� Vdingtt o them one ta les oonful. root, one tablespoon vinegar, one- a has ,% proboscis like the f' Ileep fan could not hide the color
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I a dash of pepper. Place the rofle 0 u th valley, he had -nothi g to fear. BaJaind them were two other "I reckon I would," she, iDform- -and her most intimate friends knew .
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but do not have it quite cover the I ponds to the familiar English say- though his Pursuers must be in hands. The fifth rider. stood at 'a cIOtheS Oi Alexandra is an -expert mandolin-
� �, , di,,h, leavi g a space of about an .`
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�11` .11, . I n LIME WATE R',. before they are, hatched." � trail with sucIT clogged tenacity. "You kin put your hands up , . Francia, ba,s now told how he first
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� , inch all the way round. Bake the The Japanese saying, "Men� Tell minutes later Boy Jimdash- Jim," said Ginger Dick. "I ) ' she gasped a mill
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� .1 . � the even add half a cupful -each Of to 'be desired. It can he made at lish ,a& nto the valley beyond at an in- them, and. Putting liar bands 'on . nd, Z,.� �� .
�, . I -hot water and thick swe ying, "Some are atheists on- i I Ife laughed joyously, A lift- Orchestra. � t, L �
et cream. home and costs but little. Lay a ly in fair weather." Tho Japanese creased speed. The turf I -it the Spa,%) - I I
� , between her hips. looked kor ing. her in his arms, carried ber iw- 'Uis organization consisted of .
4 I . Pink Shoes sixty of the most highly born -wom- ' .1'r
1� I . . I � Of ham always accom- lump of quicklime as big as the proverb, "Work On festive days the river ,and the ,foot of the hill with flashing eves. to the Shanty' to attend to the I
i . panied this perfect diab. two fists in a graniteware pitcher' And pay for medicilies," ridicules was verdant and flat, offering a "You got rea hair," she remark- child, � ell in England, "
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; ,. � I I.. 1 cold water, stir with z wooden the useful qualities of head I ever seen, blit it's real Ro owns many horses i -, �. ;
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" 1. PINEAPPLE. spoon, and lot it dtand six hours. andtemperanc,e, ,and who therefore A bend brought him in sight of a pretty compared with your check. cattle himself now, As well as & ations in succession Signor Fr . anci �
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I "ickness of cheese -cloth without ilar, proverb is, "Lazyboots Work- ahead, And, beyond that, with & out knocking?" . . premarital courtships are a, 1-13, I
. cake---Zaka three -quarts of berries, It" . . th,at sin ton Palace or to Bridgewater I 14� ,
� I "You'll excuse me marm. " -,aid 1111 House, Lady Ellesmere's house in
�, ,two large cups of sugar. Chop. disturbing the sediment of lime Ing on a lioliday-" I thin wreath of smoke floating out stake, inasmuch as ber husl?and . . . L �
,� ,be ries and sugar together, let I Put in bottles And cork tight � be: Kyoto is the ancient capital of of an iron chimney, stood a wood- Ginger firmly, "but Y'OU)re liar�or- has been courting her ,over since. St. Jamos's. Queen Margherita of : 1. I
� . r I fore using ing a hoss thief, and w . Italy, an expert mandolinist, had
�, stand an hour. Dice a p ltewpDle� , pour ou half an inc� o; Japan, but its people do not feel on shanty of considerable size. -a -ain't stand- . ---.)P---- 1 4� _t�
", , i � tile top iff it has stood any 1-mgLil exactly complimented wnen those The valley was* inhabited. ing'on ceremony with .him." 1� I I set. the fashion for this instrument . , .
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� 11 . - let stand an gjuri of time. s say, "The most A woman came,out of the build- "You're -telling lias!" replied -the per, and from Rome, X,iples and Milan
�', then,put berr�,es and pineapple to- Sir, refers to the 'man charged with the fashion spread to England.
� Lime Water is good to rinse bot- plentiful things in Kyoto are wom- ing., holding ,a .child by the hand. woman. "I. sent for him. He'd entering my house as 'tile alleged "Queen Alexandra,- a 0
I gether. Have Iwo nice Shortcake, I tie ' nd temples." It is true, nev� She caught sight of the rider, and, have come back to -night," 1. . ays Signor
. doughs baked and spread thickly I - Pitchers and pans tbat I.ve ell a diamond thief."' Editor -."Well, Francia, "ha,d rare musical Attain- .
with. mixture. Serve with either held milk. ertheles.a. Then there. is another deserting the child for a moment, The four men lookea at her and Sir V' I. a --( Well, I want A, (in to ments :
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h i saying, "Girls from Kyoto�; men ran ahead and tried to chase s6m fidgeted uneasily. They were all uuderstand*tha't I had no alleged guitar with ireat skill I and feeling I". � ,; :
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pPod cream or plain cream. 'murk left when stronger alkalies from the East." The implication chickens towards the but, ,evident- troubled with the inbred courtesy Prolniscs: tliey and her knowledge of harmony and ' . :
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. ful in a glass of milk w,II ill * Oto, and that no men are so gal- erty, took off a soft, cap, and dart- ,"We're sorryj marm," int-prpos- I I I �'!
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- to, Pineapple may ),-,v serve( w -I'm Equal parts of -lime wa ent. . Of la
� foot, condition all next winter: So- r(knedy gor bur " �"" .
, � rf�,ctly sou.,ld biting tone, "you'd notice this child I . 11 -y"'I'll"
� fruit, I e g , VVII . in thisday a aid of Tokio people . - 1 -11N7 ", ... . . I
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I land poe.l'with a silver 11-Mife. Cut and quarrel are flowers of Tokio," t1i swung round sideways, so that they �11�e � M .. "I � .thecOurt alld her tutor were in the
� � . into slices one-thiect, of an inell, in — is difficult of comprehen8i I On. to over night,", This means thA UY might see the man behind her He N, A 1.�e Secret.- When sheappeared on the ,'!I �',
� I ARO . never keep their money over nigh I , .1 -.."�. . I
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! Over each Sit -re -P teaspoons that lave not still the pride, of the born Tokioite, "Look at him!" h cri 1. "Thi I elieved by , a, ".
, orcelain lined vessel. Which had trickled fro his clothes. -
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'ring so that-, -each slice is I In Init-ting a -way furs. or w6olen Spain, "Never do to -day .what you �'. I
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I . evonly hcate,d . Boil for,fi , ' about it. They are proud that ihey * 6f c'n so's he could shoot. Think he'd " � " I ----�-q... .1111. '. M
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00TI sPrinkle PlontiEuIlY with com. ory display. Again, ,they are quick away V . I . r Oh I I bog your par- A man seldom wor�s overtime in
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'i , ' Jars, lids, and rubbut with I An ancient Japanosb �roverb b ad d r an. -effort to make hi,i wife happy.,
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ater, Dip tbc, pilloapple, ."Ito flit, I t. I On. I mistook you fo a dc�pr. . I �
� Calls and fill to t I close that trait upon the slightest borne. you seven 6114I )) and drew the back'Of his free hand. in Klixious Pare:n I;— "D octor', ' Iny'' I
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-ricoll years and found it a j�erfeet mon that they often serve as still stared a,t the womom and their i)vis on� hie for & "and she is 'bout to bop'marrieV'
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