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A ce Was �,et ap Nobody can." , . 4 '" %, ,� " � A 0 munerative lines, and
;ulltess No defoa . �� wo,mg .1 ... 1.11,
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� "her � he died by an a.ccidexit not theil again beyond it. It is like a . 2. 5 C. a b ox � . P �4 �.-- . i ,� ,,,, tablished upon � a ,soli.<1 basis. But , t� � - I - It
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� � . I . den,nam� of Fielding, and on hor whien it began, Thore is nob,odv � Swayno was s�eldonl talkative,-., lie 'i I", ,1KPW 'm ' in the markets of , the Proviur"C',
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) � solitude yearilked for herdauglbters, 11 his wifels ear was evor Open t his, ' . I . . I I I . portance of the Provincis in this
11 � and esp;e-cially for Marga -ret. reflec,tively. It -was a pret�y heftid*, few remarks, heri ready witeciloed I . I I .
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1, � A s soon as the complefloa ol her -Afraid?" she said, raising her and ampliflod them to the- best ad-, NEW GRAND TRUNK HOTEL AT OTTAWA—"CHATEAU LAURIER. I - I ters of the <lairy produclo of Can-
, I , one -and -twentieth year -gave her ' vantage, and always in agroement, I � ,
: , lreti,dom, 'Margaret went to her cytilbrows, "why. should I be afraid I That might be, tille, prompting of. WILL BE, OPENED FOR BUSINESS IN THE - . � . ada is produced"in OntArio. Ox'eam I
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"I i vexed that ,wifely cluty; but towards, "the I . � � . worth $1,250,000 was shipped to 11
il mother, and by this act so angered .
V ! , "olonel Swa-=e That lie foi4bado 't r I FALL OF 1911. 1 . tho Unit,ed States in 1018r. The I
t! r L it ha -s Imppened, but I don :,ee stranger M ay, sheappeared equall,�, . . I I -1 4 _____ I -_ .1 � I :)rovince has 1,173 cheese factories. - .
I 1�1 , her.his hoti�e, and cut, off all com- W -11Y you should mind. I shouldn't anxious striving to draw hfi� � . -_ — I
a bit if I had forgotten fi,,12, out, fo I quired a more pionorticedourve, to have united to form I One . I Roold .NLU,1tBE,R T1111tT1,i,E,N and 115 creamerics, The milk de- .
- � nunimtion betwean her and Dul- care' . r lie sat for the, most pa7ft , piece. . .
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i V monthis of one of the years I was atJ 111d hisi dark eyes regardo-1 Gower Unless carefully clone. -the shells , . ,
t 'le.. Nor did healter the prohibi- . in sildice and with a clouded a � Is N,11m. 361,046,459 pounds; the cheese pro--
- Vn. Imhen, bwelve, mon,ths aft -or, a.-hool, Or evvi, the whole of it- It brow. � atteiitively�those eyes which soparate oil being put in hot water. Hotels Cannot Rent ROM c1liced ivas l25�GIl,'3,59.pounds; an4 I
I mialit be differmt if it was, just k g n oan all glibtaiiing surface, and Small objects cannot he repaired boved Thirteen.
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'. rs, Fielding died. Margaret was - He was a, good -loo in you g se'- 01 I blievalue was $14,193,918, The milk- .
I I Independent of. him, thou her I lately, since .Kew Year. Could the jellow of thwee or four and twenty, worie so piquantly req)eated in his by welding as a, ruie, because tile , 1,1
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,, at doctor do anything for you!" surfaces are too small to, knit pro-
� , � Wails were small; she remained and his face, was an attractive one daughter's flower-like face, her�sole sey applied for permission to ies and creamerieB was 108,334,639
� *� . �arbizcin as Miss Folding, working i C sd a d to be a,smile inhelAted resemblance. He wonder- perly and because pressure suf- change the number of a house from pounds, ttia butter produced
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;. it ll,o,r profession as ail artist. A usual, and not diwell on it. He. upon it.. Plainly theTe was some- ed if the Young fellow sitting OP- ficient to unite the parts might de- 13 to Ila," remarked 'an hotel sup- 9,015,200 pounds, and the value $2-,.#
, - pieture of h,-rs had becii'llung a , -tterns or shape. erinten4eut. "Strange how superm- 175,056. The estimated value of �
I 4. . t. thinks After a while, some chance t,l11mg. ,the matter with him to-niglit posito had made a clean breast of s�roy the pa
:j , . - � circumstance will supply the, link, stitious many people are about butter made ia farm dairies, con-
. )he French. Salon (if the previous � betyond -his skill to conceal, and it the vi,rhole truth, or had in his tardy 1 __t14_ - .
, I � re'ar. . I 11 . . I perha,ps quite, suddenly, and my, was MOt difficult ' to divine that 0011fess-ion revealed ohly a part. It TRIAL ITEDDINGS. numbers! Now) if -you went to sumed oil the farm, and supplied �
i "Isn't it splendid that p memory will conle� back." ' Dulcia was the matter-Dulde, sit_ wasall awlimraird affair, Evidently many of the. big hotels in London, to towns aiid cities was ,.�,n,000,000, . .
:, �Z � apa, hars . Dulcie clappied .her small hands, t . . I — .
41 ronsented V` went on Dul;cie. . ing opposite with her betroth3d discomfort. ha,d ,arisen ,in Gower's custom Still E-sists in So -me Vil. you could not engage a room nuin The total value of clairy products, ! .
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rl�, � "The othe.r day, when somothi 9' which were so pretty .and, looked -b mind sin-ce February, wli,Q.n he pro- bored IS. Why 7 Because. it does not was at least $31,000,000, while in
�, 11 so unfitted for the vorld's work. It hus,ban.d, so near to-wilehood, ye. � lages in Germany. exist. In some ca
I : rvas said about=Tuesday, you I -mith a gleam of coquetry to flash POs,dld for Dulcie, and laid his posi- ses the room which two or three banner years the av- I
I ,r know, lie asked me if I was happr, was a ohildish action, bub these. across at her unlucky lover'out of tion beftire Dulcie's father. Tho ,ancient ,custom of holding is actually No. 13 is chock full of �erago value was $35,000,000. in I
I � . and if I haA everything I wanted baby ways were- part of her charm. those wonderful downcast eyes. I . "It is six months, you say, since -fairs for. selecting brides and bride- lumber, in others a. jump. is mado all "illis there is p'robably a total
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� I I 1. f1be , grooms on trial still ,exist& in some from 12 to 14, and in otherB the hich surpasses any other one line
� net worry about it any more. I ft ,, 2) 'ct of Ger- numbers begin not at 1, but at 50, of industry, and when it is coupled
� . being happy, of course; but when daughteeiii le. -the table, he rose, Within a few clays, yes villagesof the Elfeldistri .
� k. carre to the, -other question, I "I dan't say that, but I shall i also on the, piretext of unfinizhe4. "Alh-d has, no echo ever reached many. � or even 300, There is one honse,rI 7ititi.pork production, which should
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� 1. f ., all I thought there was no reason why guest were left alone, with theds- letter that referred to it - no men 'and women who have been no- are even. I .18 io . �
. NO Efow could I have, . no of the most extensive and
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L 1 . . if ,c, "The fact is, many hotel man-, profita-blei industries in tho Pro -i
. I wanted -w-hen my only sister was canters and the oliv,cs, and now tradesman's account?" taled stand in groups on adjae nt . .
I ., 1'1�ot, marry'?" Dulcite looked . ,
� not to be here,' vr" not allowed to . came, Gower's ,Opportunity. He "Nothing whatever. An Ainieri-, hillocks, their names being inscrib- agers. have ,discovered that a room vince -of Ontario, . . �*
., I be iny. bridesanai,tl? I cried - I serious for tho moment, anid ,% I opened thesutijedt so far as words can lady, a attlianger, fanckd s1le, ed on a roll in the possession of 1 numbered 13 won't let, and some- The Provincial Department of .
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,� I . pue-ker ruffled her brow. "Whv, " - culty in allotting Agriculture maintains a staff"of
I 'L I rould not heln'it. and pa,pa- hegan: wenit, much a's he had done, to had m(,'6 me at Lucca last Sep'teni- ,the fair officials, who sit round a 1 times there is diru
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I 11, . by being cross; but, I dcm't know that would have been ridiculolls, I D-alizie-the bare statement and Sir ber- But I wil ooilvin�ed it wag I table bebwoen the grouln. TJ he 1 NO- 113 Or No. 213. Soverat times thirty-five -dairy instructors, whose
1, . , at. . i I have known pcople leave an hot- duty _ is to instruct the individual
-ix it , , -, -ied things, aAC Luke Mordea's opinlon-lopened it not 1. I had no into;-.it1A)n of going, anges of the young men are sta-ted
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to -cliange his inin.d. I might write Stephens is evenbe,ginning to pac-k � with a certain abrapitness r1hich into It -01Y." I cil. the roll, but not those of tile el rather 'than have a. numb& con producer in the handling of milk '
, , taining the -,dreaded figures 13. And - good
I to Margaret if I liked, lie sa1d, up. You are joking, Oil course." might seem to indicate, dis,co, Jwrt. "Still. you may have done so,` Airls. , 0 cr�aln and its delivery in I
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I . and tell her lie would receive her ,4 je-st, she But 13 is not the only number condition, and to teach tile cheese-
. ,nd, confident it was a , His hearer this V,me w as._, keen- said ,Colonel Swa-me, who was Ala -les are then called forwa-rd by il
"I sinfiled. to b,elie ibliat invollit considered unlucky. A makers the scouring and maintain- I
I : here fortivo days. There would be `t'17 er one, bettier, abie to judgge of tile 11,ghtin-, a cigarette - awkwardly name in the ,order of their ago, the gentle . . . I.
shiver, the first touch of a,pproa,ch- " * well known at a certain hotelftle, ing a, uniform quality of high class
I ; , its with his lei,b hand, as be catrried the ole.-cnb coming first, and one of bbe I
I ju.�t time for her to get to the ou kno;� " slip, position and plumb the depth o' I oft -on stopped at it -was shown in- material. . � "I'l
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. , dange.r. Had Gower been merely righvb in a sling. "In the absenoe girls is called to meet. him, if nciA To. 4� As soon as lie caught . � .., - I 111`11,,� I I
. I ' 'I believe you are right. it I George Cullen, and not Gower of of any other clue, this r#ght b� ther objects the young woman is to N . -1 ."'),W. - .
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. ; , :t. . take me back to the house." - the ,couple are declared duty we -d- 7"
� AiT4 you wrote?"' haw encountered some pilavin (To be, continued.) I other room, ,explainin& that 4 and GROWTH 4k- CITIES, 1
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", I � OHAPTE R II7,. spe, g. The, lover sh,ould ha e multiples of it were This unlucky - .
� . had to as,k papa for tihe address; . . . told his stovy at the, beginning of __C4_ At the end of the Year they May numbers. There was not another Enormous Increases !4 Canada in '
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I i ,he Nvould vever let me, know where So the su,bject was put aside"by the courtship, not now on the eve WELDING TORTOISE . SRELL. separate, and ea.ch is free to marry room to offer him, so he went to a I Past Few Years. .
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she Eved or anNthing about her, Dukie. She did not want to llear of marria,ge; but wA -h Gower of neighboring hotel. in the., morning
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�. exetIpt,that-slie, was ailive- and -well, more of it, she adTer did wish to Grendon Colonel S-wavne wa,s not Two -or More Layem Hade. lato a sure whether they will be haPPY, he returned f or a picture he had The growth of Canada's cities
, ed her to hear of things that were 'unplea- inclined to m ltv. He was ring the past year has been un- ..
r, I I wrote atonee, and ask I ake difficu' Solid Piece. they can arrange to separate for a left. du,
� , I I telegraph -I shall get the wire to- saint; and, perhaps. so lightly s,tat- glad to dispose, of Dultaie, so early clay or trwo before the next fair, " (Just as well you didn't have paralleled. Building operations
" morrow. But I am, sure she, will ed, it was nab wonderful she failed I and so advantageously, without Tortoiseshell is the carapace or and then be -wedded again for an- that room sir,' said the -clerk, in during 1910 in seventeen cities
. 1�, come. Dear old Madge; it will be to understand. It was no part- ot tile expense, of 6, L . ondon sea-sota horny armor which protects the other year. If a cQuple renlain to- handing Tt, over. "No. 4 -was burnt rea,ched nearly a hundred million' .
I back, of the hawksbill turtle. This pther over the. y,a,r the marriage out in th6 night-, a wire, fused.' dollars. While the larger Eastern .
I , ju-cit wondear-ful to -see her a.ga.in, Gower'a purpose to dwell with her whrich he could ill afford; this sui- . � t>
I And then, you know, Geor 'x__ on the blaek void ancl the spectreG; for w,as too, welcome to put off with Armor is composed of thirteen seg- bec'onles binding for life, or if any "After that the gentleman was centres showed marked advances in I
fingering a button and Re, � ' . ments or plates -which are'llot fast family is born the union is also -va- more, than ever convinced that 4 population, the Western cities re-
� I punctuating but Dulicie's way of meeting his a rougli word. Still the man of the at the outer edges but overlap one lid for life. I .
her appeial with pauses "you can confidence renewed a former im- world did look grave Over the re- was a number to be avoided at all joiced in exceptiunal j),retsperity.
� : a,%],- e f. another like tiles On a roof- . . If a, maiden relusestbe first* man costs. .. confle -
, . - Theturtles are captured 'when she is supposed to marry the n -ext "'Tilere are 'unlucky' rooms. in that the populati
�her to, come and. s e -us -at pres�sion. It was not easy to make velation; his ha,wk-like, pro le ac � There is - a lent * ie-kpe�tation
Grendlon." . his bride comprenend things that I � on -of �Cana,da,
. I � . they come on ,shore to lay their Offered to her; bu& this rule is not some hotels, though. I know a which is now seven and a half mil-
l. "Certainly I -will," said Gower were ont of the common; she had a,
I. I heartily. "Well, little woman, I biright little wit of heir own, but it I WRONG SORT. ' I eggs, and after being killed Are ligidly enforced now, though form- case where there were two suicides lions, will exceed exceed eight mili,i, . .
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,: am gladyou will have ,your wish on ran upon. this shallows; take her Perhaps Plain Old Meat, Potatoes immersed in boiling water untilthe, erly the names of candtidates were in the ,same room duriiyg a period lions'when the census -of ign ig, . �
11 plates can be removed without in- taken haphazard by the head-ma,ii of about six weeks and shortly af- taken., -
I your wedding -day, and that Mar- beyond her aepth, and she was at and Bi%id may Be Against . ury. Formerly, in, some places, of the community, who did not put- terwards a sudden death -from. The gro,wth of th.e ()ana,dia V - #
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I garet -%vill be your bridetsmald after once discomforted anct impatient. You for a Time. live turtles were roasted -until the . n We,st
, . - I all. " I t, e d told I I plates loosened and could be taken up with nonsense about mkide . nly natural causes this time -took also continues unabateid. Only one-
. DnIcie's face g.r4ew long a -gain. for her; and in the course, Of that even- A change to the. light kind of food a -when the turtle was put back ,,coyness. - place in the same room. In fact, half of the West has been smrv-eyed, I �
I A , way' Now a days it is generally ar- it is not uncommon for a series Of and only one-tenth is under culti-
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. . the nionlent, ark, she shook her ing he would find. occasion also to cam lift.one. from a sick bed, n the sea, to, -grow a new shell. It ranged beforelia' mishaps or tragedies to occur or be vation. It is estimated therefore, i
bead. "She can't be my brides- acquaint her father, lady in Welden, Ill., says,: in, or nd to call toftther .
is doubtful if shells grow agai connected' -with a particular room." that there is enough 1'
maid now; it is such a pity. If A party of five gathered round "Last spring I becaine be -d -fast if they. -would be of much vadue. only those couDles who have been - and to give �
papa� had only changed his mind the dinner-tabler at, Fortuile2s with severe stomach , trouble ac- Hawksbill turtles are found in coulitting. The system has worked ' —Ils 160 a,cres -each to 750,000 homeiii.
I I at, month, -or even. a, w t with good results for centuries, a,nd IM steaders. I
a peek a,goi I Court-Goloine-1 and Mrs. Swayne,,, companie,d by sick he&da,che. I got most of the tropical seas, and he MILX FED SAIISAGE, . I
I Why not 7 Oh, George, that is stu- the engaged couple ,and the, se-cre- worse and worse until I bec-ame, so shells are commercially .rated as will probably last some while yet, , Everey province, as well as every
I . � pid; how co , uld she 'be a brides- tai7 May. The, second Mrs. low I could scarcely retain Any East Indian and West, Indian. The until'the farming distrids become �A man who recently in -vested in city, is feeling "the throb of con.
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maid when, she hasn't got,% proper Swayne was still a young woman, food at all, although I tried about East Indian shell is - much darker crowded with factories 'and towns. some sausages stays that when he scious lifei of' waking energy"; ..
I dress? And.you know quite well I but there was no. -effort after van- every � kind. I than the other and has fewer .of the . I . got home he exit them apart and from the Atlantic to.t,he Pa,cifid the
,� — *91 . left them. In the morning, whe
Am having -only children,. I couldn't ishing youth in her sobe-ii, ric4 "I had become, completely disor transparent markings that go. to I . I 71' tide of prosperity is running.
, I he visited them, be found ,three of - The
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ask any other grown-up girl with dress ,and subidued manner. Sihe wuraged, .and given up all hope . make tortoiseshellclesirable, and is Winnipeg of the' past, a
. . A prisoner was brought before them twined up together and sle,BP- Hudson Bay post; to�day,,
-my own sis,teri &way." played excellently wet . a country ing sweetly. Two had cramle, . d to first place in North America as.' .
I her part of aad thoughtf, I was doomect to not,sa valuableas the West Indian ,% Police Magistrate in .it hold�%
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�: , "I should have thought the dress wife to a much older husband, so starve to -death, until one day my shell on that account. - . town down south. The court) a 1",�" I " I
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1 � . , but you women well that -the ,beholder was some- hu6bailcl, trying to And something. The plates vary in sizeand thick- knowledge of law was rudimentary, .the milk, and ,ione ,a blaick-and- mani.ifaottiritig..6sta;bli.,slimentsI em -
know best about thes things. Aind times provoked into suspeot-ing it I could retain, brought home some ness, according to location, but it' and of English still less. The ,Tudge ,whibe one, was -on the garden 'wall, ploy1mg 14,000. Output doubled
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I : so ishe comes- on Monday V . was studied, and ,iot prompted by Grape -Nuts. I . . all cases taper to a thinedge where
� 11 ' . . looked around and found tbat his ,trying to catch a sparrow. Then since 1906; no -w ove
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- ,i . . CrOn Monday, but not till even- nature. She was praiseworthy as "To my surprise the food Agreed they overlop. In -those - cases in clerk was not present. "Here, of- he dirowned the lot, and declared r 115 millio.ns. .. . �
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mg. I hav,w.be;n looking up trains, a wife, praiseworthy Also in, her with me., digestect perfectly And which a large piece is required to ficer," said he. what's � the be would buy no more ba,js of mys- "Q4._ 1 1
And the most, likejy crossing. " care of Dulcie, and -of her ow.n witho,a,t dii-stress. I began to gain be of, 'uniform thickness two or barge against this man?" .1 . I 1.
� w 0 e, a e -d together. and c . "Bigot-, tery. I . �.
"She is abroad, then?" child. thr- little'son. and beir.. She strerng-th it once. Afly flesh ( bich m .r, plate's r lai � ---.---.----- __`t`iii` , .
et .0 I 4 .�� 11 14 'A A until tbey beco e a solid O,N,Ly 0XV. IT A TTT.TP . %ii'L '
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I bizon. That., you know, was where
ha -d been care u el -se
about the latest methods of educan,
Mid u,ee,n flabby) grew firmer, my we - I
health impruved in -every way and piece of necessary thickness.
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tion an,d hygione, but perhaps was
In welding plates they are first
every day, -and in a very few ,weeks .
boiled in a salt solution until theY
,� I Madge to stay on after, witIll only
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not so weill versed in thiat Other
I gained 2o p nds in weight.
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11 n grave, I 1�now, I shall find her
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mother torte which is written in, the,
liked Grape -Nuts, so well that
when they are - ca,"of 1111Y clean-
, , just the zante as .she was three,
he., In all thal aippearect on the
art.
for fo,ur montilis I ate, no other able,
remove all foreign . matter
,��,iearsago, when.she wont away to
#otllor, and sent me to-
s rfac.o she had, won the Approval
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OfIf the,� world, aind it had nothing.
food, and always felt as -M,ell sat- ed .to
isfied eating as if I had sat fre`m� the surfaces to be welded. The
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slightest impurity will Prev
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"I shells from forming a, perfe,otjoint.
" ,.-zdicior, Tor t1he house here was an
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had no return of the miser- �
After the parts have been laid to-
, 11� Y:terod plam with Madge, out of it,
At- i1he head ol her husband's
able, sick stomach nor of ,the head-
they are wrapped with 86v -
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athes, that I u,,.,e,cl to, have w,hen gether
- thicknesses of wet, cloth ,and
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and admiraible, a, p�rroot hostess.,
Lato other food, .I ain no w a well on each
I 11 �ion plaite put , side.
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Gowar was, imimersed in his own
,woman, doing all ni
I � y -own work %rallel. so
Them,,plates must bei p,
:, , amma, will be-voolidering.11
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,erts;. ho got on well ,enough
con<,
Again, and feel that life isi,wprth 0
� , . the pressure on -tile shell, sball b
I I me anotber five Minutes -if
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with his future, stepmother -in-law,
living. I . I . -
eqnally distributed And bits of fold-
� 1,011 are not eold, for, I ,too havp.
and book her altoggether for grant-
11`Grape�XiA,s food has been a ed cloti, are laid wherever required
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ed--A,hat u1nrufflod smootbnessi for
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God' -send ,to iny family, ib surely
to inaka; the pl-ossu),,te uniform,
�ught'p(;�hapz 4VO ,have told you
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naturto�.and no -t art, 'Bub a cti,tiral
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Kavied my life. an,d mw two lifitle ntinie hea,Vy iron tongs
In, the mea
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oibsorver, whizh,ho 'iwai n,ot, might
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hovii lla�,e thriven. on it won,dor� - hen hot
have been beatitg and w
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have. doteo�ad ar tificiality, And
fully", Xamo given by Posbum .enough to brown j bit, of paper,sre,
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I "'You coUlCt r0b gue�s my news, but
would have 110tice"d biow at�tcntive-
Cot , Battle Oreak, Mich. I made' to hold thli packe,ge, of 011,011
� I can guoss vvits. .Tt takes too ly
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she watcliod bt�,r husband, and
� ,,,�,a the I a e, "Tho Roa-cl &' is put 1411
xt(, i I to and ctoih� and the Wh(
I ��' lon6. W alb�r the nooklaco, and ib
also. In a. deogree, the, secrota,ryt, Ji6
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W-oj,!.ville 11 In "There's -
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4 will, not ,cozo In V
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The,v weri The trwo ponolis at
�Jisposod to b4o silatt. Colonel A
r9or r-nd thn nbov,it lettor? A now Otto to b O
maintained"
06irs YOOM I 6 t"I'Mma. They Ore Veu. I until t 0 =1 ��G "
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,,Lot me engage the next cook," .
said the meddlesome man. to his .4,
wife. "Show. the applicants in to ,. I
me and I will see thiab you aro Pro- .
perly suited.11 . ,
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quired of the " first applicant.
"Yes, sir. "Regularly every Sim,
d% replied thepitiospeative co6�k. )
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ow long were you at, your last,, *1 ;
Place 7" : I I
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( d pay you four dollars a '. .
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week., Would tha� do 7), . ,
"Yes, ,sir," I I .
"IlAve you any f ollowers Ill I
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"Rightf 1111'engage yoll.)PI - , - I I .
I The nexb.evoning th,01meddlemome
rnan as,ked his wife. how the rie,� '
oodk had got on, I I .
. I., r1she's gone, Irroolk", roplied bit . I
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wife. "You� oirnitt-t'd ,0-1,o� cluestior
I when you ongaged her. $t : � I I .
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