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eseseenosee,
»I tie e ie nein ,e
aHAPTg.R, xxxiv,--(co t'a ) 1 Tito who had followed them o
The little man, came out from his ' course, was very busy licking one of
refuge, a queer -looking figure in the his master's hands.
moonlieart. lie was breathing quick -1 "No, thanks be to the good God, he
ly, and his pinched face gleamedis not deed," said old Guido. "I myself
coldly white like a ghost's, A grim,have seen death often, enough to know,
embarrassed laugh broke from his and it is as the Signora says. He is
lips. , )but unconscious!' .
Then he crossed to the big poo1,1 They carried him in and te1epl4
took off his hat, rolled up one of his , for the doctor,wbo arrived surpris-
sleeves, arid, lying flat on the wide ,ingly soon considering the lateness of
fished successfully for the cigar ithe hour. He was the English doctor
end Gaunt had cast away. It Would 'i who had atten ded Hugo during his
have been ench a pity had the goldfish attack of influenza.
suffered through Hector's careless -1 His presence and authority helped
ness, , to steady Jean's, nerves.
After this Hugo waited until a light 1 It was nothing rpore serious than
shovsed from Jean's room. But when shock, he said. No broken bones or
fractures The vine bad saved Hugo
SUCCESSFUL ROAD -SIDE, I and see the savoriness which is added. b.e tried to return by the way he la ,
MARTMTING, Catsup made from 'green tomatoes is come lie found the window locked. from anYthmg. of that seTt• But be
Two V.:ear:1 a'go I had a surplus ofi eoenpeecially adapted to the above. Chop Her: was a nice, predicament. He NsvcrasanesiZgan" 'ctilIndaawfletuardrurnisgentebefeeorn.;
around and looked up at his
jettibliess, ens, easuxed fraita and Vege- peck et green tomatoes and • one- eee ealnaa, • • eine the household settled down again.
t ee ad taken •oedea„-is that sum), half peck of onions, add three ounces. e-m-hlow--er-e-EJIM4filteahr saWkplsotratrhilag pi= Jean rolled herself in.a blanket and
mer /rem e few felends arid tried tofeof mustard seed, one ounce each ot jars. mieo rolled ue, his dressing- lav on the couch in his room. She
waist made no a,ttemeA to sleep. „
eau a few jare OVer tald. above eaeli- salt, cloves, allsr ice, eelere" seed and gown, and -made it secure' at the
,But Huge. slept, groaning a httle
order an mY own requirements. llamas pepper; one pound of brown' withehis girdle., ,b . . .
1 n, easily from tense to time. Tito,
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distance of several towns. on Labor' taxcl. Cover with vinegeu-, bring slow- ri weight?- He 1 unrebuked, nestled beside him, arid
We live en a highway withal easy. sugar and half a pint of mixed mus- taisi .you. like
• Dee I eat out a crude stand end cov-* Is to boiling and simmer two hours, scarcely thoeugIllantev.boult that hetook whenever Hugo groaned Tito whined.
hold and began to eeramble up. Tito' Jean lay auletY watching ther•re
barked furiously, and Hugo called. mit ,her tired eyes fixed almost constantly
ranged ray shining jars nad glasses es and bottle and. seal when very het. .
to hire in a hoarse whisper not to he on Hugo's face. Sn.ppose lie had been
ered it with \elate cotton Mote I ar.. Strain through a puree sieve, reheat
attractively- as possible and made a fool. The little dog whined and 'killed? Smrieh°W.f 1113FtY" at the Plea
many sales that firet 'day, i PROTECT YOUR WALL PAPERsesniffed. , of Poor Hugo' s hie did not seen pae-
I ticularly attraeteve. She. was. e•lad ta
Ons•e a -week after thats until my f The attractiveness of wall paper is shut up,. can't your'
know. that she didn't desire bis death.
goods were gene, I put alit my envie:I.:Preserved and the tendency to fade i asPoer Hugo .7. was getting pervous. It
had he been doing out on
someone suggested that e sea and mildew tounteracted by giving ;lassileajtelr. °,14 ar;;.-111:1°116' 11
al'iSe alnelnsp- Is 1 that hbaaticony? Leaning over too far
dadlen eaedwiehee; so 1 had a sive. the wall one eeat ,of „white shellae ing "grab for them with one hand.1 and thus leang his balence? Perhaps
it in frout ------ y stred. It ie surpris-; Outside walls in stone houses often iage, a shriek from Hugo, and pande-
a rending Of fol- . Hector was right, and they ought to
' get an attendant for him, but poor
painted and nailed to a board and put before the papering is done. There was a crash,
hie hew meaty I sold_
e „„I niade them! discolor the paper in a. short time /none= from Tito. I Hugo wouldn't like that. After all,
sa-ne people have deeen known to have
did or what happened to him on his
sed eaeh swede -ices in, a pieee a eereea The coat of shellac on such Walk ' middle of a .stroke, listened with a
swift sinldng of the heart. That weird suPPesed madness. One couldn't deny
r‘aper. i N.,,,$ gmarcals "Aith •,.sty hate, has prevented this damage and eaved
cry, that furious barking of the dog ethat he WaS a little childish and grow-
t-er end ehereea. • US much labor and es:perise that we
,What did it mean? Perhaps _someone •
. . .
mg everse, but he didn't need -a keeper.
ihave been doing to get snch a fall was
evait for fre.ehly Made eandwiehesaieneee Hugo was the ouly man on the prem-
. ' -persistent.
Some people would sit in their tee — /lees. and the Villa Tatina contained -
I I When he woke up Jean asked hen
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,
ma. but ie. iv liked ae-
saell CARE OF SMALL RUGS. Ie. great rnany e.rt treasures. ilea Hee-
_ .
'and at first he evaded the question.
, .
out and sie on settees or chains. on" .., PIP' are bNeiy allY ° ° - ' • - - •
e d t the key Into its usual hiding pi e
, e "Oh, Pm terribly stiff," lae groaned
.
alld eat th ' 111' -- '-' ''' Small - - • • t I se tor aore-otten to lock, the gate and slip
We also seu our garden and orchard - - . - ,tee agars were on, then, oven- Ouch! Get off my foot, Tito.
When I faul rugs in ads condition I as'a little'
IWho let that dog on my bed.? When's
the ends by heating and shaking. a,
surplus. ,. . , . . . arecessien hove into view felt vagu
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verything ready in the house te en-", 1.-°°11-1 remains as fre h
s an a - CHAPTER XXXV.
d t I waYds dot bel blaming- Whatever Hugo
ou eeople celled ear them had, lie the paper ert the other walls of - caeca. en s. t was rathee shanae ale
hie me to weraefekkey,. and I wrapi tractive as when first put on.• I Jean, her hairbrush arrested in the
eeeed that 'maee -wee glad: to.' want others to benefit by our experlwas trying to break into the house. .
1 Yet the question of what he might
the aewe. end rest a while.• their sizang an ecame eraye
She went into the hall and sew that!
ae ' 1"I feel as though I'd been 'beaten all
ithe doctor coming, again? Do you
• fruit arad vegetablee to attract the infir or some hear7 piece of woolent -• "Oh, Maddelina," she called downeAldilk he'll allow me to get up.? I'd
' 'eladdelina who had lived for ears
imename slaws Jost euouz.h. eine' tee tatayed ends with sleet bind- eomereted,
•
,hke a ceouple of poached eggs with my
eye, We keep veiy little of ff'ff geods- Before whipping, the binding "whe.t is the matter? What has b.
breakfa ' "
ked ahead, and often the eus,tomeia uown, small metal. washers are in- pealed?" "Hugo how did. you fall? Whet
e into the .e . were you mug- Jean repeated ag-
aead to eta. his enra serted at the eorners, then the ruas
Ve niter to eell fruit and vegetables,- - • that ',she did not know. eiurid her,1 don't know." Ile blinkecl at her
are backed face downward on R. fiat a- ehalmie s.tate. ei fear Tetarsdi.;leginering his clumsy site -tracking ta.c-
7 - t • tO elitla a small quantity of dissolved foilowmg. dose, were tee two otliet,J,,,ob,
near the me...«.aa 7r0.1.7:2L-Ke trace I do ache so --I"
int° house servants. Louisa.—of the Filial
"But you must know how • it hap -
tine Iles been added„ its brushed
gouda- eureace and a medium -heavy sterch., burgla,rs, replied quavtaerin s tien
la on en • pened," Jean persisted. "The doctor
e the fabrics Charmil—and Clementine, the parlor- •
e and *sold as The rags- are allowed to, dry in tbisnuaid. AD were in hastily improvised will be sure to ask yom He asked me."
dropped apples.% nettry to sell -
eoei-ien then the treks are- eemoved attire, and 'a -idea's costmee was angel "It's clean crone out of my heacne
merited by a. beautifully embroidered
ar,Id the face or the rugs is brushef3
Huao cenfesseil blandly. Then he re-
with mgateep tied =de_ her c m wl membered that he ached, and began
theln for A1'..e. h'
When our corn was had a will. pa.ste made of corn meal arid .
sign made. sweet Cote peeked wane gasolme. This should not be donels°aarluesttrN3.,hilnIaitnsa"
oreent " Jean rail te-gliai„ n. and struggle 1-V to
Waite TWeetty-fiva Cents a nozen. near a fire' This removes all grease. along the corridor to Hugo's .roorn' stn.. mat do you want? 111Tau
imshand did mails, but, tie, and grimn
e and the rags are aesain:swite-lied on the light, and looked hast it for you," Jean said.
;ref:AY for serviee and look- almosike-tily about. The bed had not been :ge
i "I wa.nt some hot water and -my
eacoo. ap- seat- hiealffast and please get out of my
eele t hut Huae's 'clothes lay
cern dark.
is dee:Irak to
ecia to a stand, a
pmehing epace cars
Irma. Ravadside taseeke
Itered over it- Tito ceased his barking room. late to dress.. spite iof
protesta ion he tattered to les
'DAINTY TOL-CHES BEDROOM; and began to whine.. and scratch at hei.
sem e -a
ARE INEXPENSIVE. e. •
He had f "P. right I guess, This
fthe lona balcony •-avdeav.
th light
se le. if they block tractile. i , Jean opened the windoa, an he don't let it take a held 0.0 me. where
An eri dotted Swies dress- made in, - . . d }stiffness vi, ll pass off in time, a. 1
ar dea,,geri.a.,,, het « les, skirt, -,seas rescued from the attic,:to the balcony and started barking my glasses? Oh, deal. -1 had them
in try selling homemade :cake- -" - ,bounded at her skirts, then ran back are
hresd
zi-e days of '''fi've breadths" to the .
wee -lied, ripped and pressed. The afsein interspersing his clamor witt,on when that blessed vine gave way.
one reder business, it is rather S - - a . 5., , . No, I hadn't. They fell off and I tried.
aincerbrdei env aventaer. 1 esve - - e e Ito catch them. They'll be broken, and
ee- .• e e .',8wree- hae a dainty leer and mselana plate/bye whines.
made etras'hiee cea-",se oa a Sathedey s°1-,,a'Y... daareanre:ndrufarreamasiii.o,„M., gseiziJeu-bedi.:.1Th'eerer(g°071.. eartsh"ehad Htigo gnat'eetealit"-`e- II "haven't got -another pair. Ob, what
ti them Whole or he the pieta eve`N€ -- r 0 - em -
.'shall I do! I, cah.l't see en inch with -
ad 'have mede car cakes amd fros-te3 - - --- bedroone "Where is the . - she,,
°,,f. the ,out them."
e een.a.er sear& „d bands for new Maddebaa cense .te the d„0,31-
serise certains. ram really proud of . . Signor,.f4 t. But his eye -glasses were miracu-
Tbay went went 1 always,. sold 'n - - "-- - asked an her quavermg, a a Cile.remtine tray, lrouagn1
•tnomn al seesked ana s,otnetianfas peassed ra-V, •dai--k7 hedrrern hangings an voice. ri-h elle''11-.11.1e:ilYupinwItthe
some coesideratior- he railed again-24E11g°, where . nicely sheven and breakfasted and
If the fringe ar seallops en a bed yea?" are,, ems settled in a long ehair
P -on the balcony, happily eugaged in
sneele wear oat au-st. trim off and Tito got up en his hind legs and
___ ._ _ _ , - , .- ' zap a narrow hem ail aroued, or, wi
te acratched_at
Yhe• parapet, still' keeP- making a new pie,His t-reae refl
airetenst°PeStinvrati.76,1;car;Tibelee fo, 'tidy cotton. ' erashes a &thee troche , n-7414nP Ins rlisermselat'e reiw- ' one had soreeliav, ana.ged to Udis-
Ivan appeared, otsly to jean about herself litigo
'oaten y, was a rig
itirag
piace
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or this new soap, dirt is gently loosened r • 1. . ,
and dissolved. -
Even the dirt that is ground in at neck-
bands and cuff-ede.es yields to a light
rubbing with dry Rinsd. .Not a thread
is weakened. The mild Rinsos suds work
thoroughly through and through the
'Clothes without injury to a 'single fabric.
es
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bin
Rifige is made by the makers of Lux. For the family
wash it is aswonderful as Lux is for fine -things.
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• R.4-514,
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Thoughts. -
Think truly, and thy thought
Shall the world's faraine feed;
Speak truly, and thy e-ord
Shall be a faithful seed,
Live truly, and thy life shall be
A great and noble_coreed. ce•
sorensuutosvmmaneasen,nan
raturs .
• Only An -Empty. Huge New X -Ray.
youngster, was on his firet visit to
his tlinibereeallee bitesene.ffieacvteliviteendassvshichanisXs-raaitlY
uncle's farm. At breakfast he heard,
eadiate five or six finies as many
the his uncle's Jers-ey cow had been to
stolen during tho night ' curative rays as ordinare tubes. Thus
"That's a good joke on the man who
stole her," was Freddy's aomment.'
"Why?" asked his uncle.
"Why, just before supper last night
the hired man took all the milk out of
her."
Beans,: a Peat
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it, and It WOO Solna 040'0 eXtrOMOIY ir
)gent blisineSs to bee 'diet be had its
and bad it fan time. Mr, LeapOld Atiera
le a, reeenf Valente or re,ralnisceneee,
relatee, that Wean be litableetein ,
• had arrapged progseumne or
'concert to be. given bY the 'oe,er '
honor or a visit:lug monarch. tbeeewere
dismayed to find that "Davidoff:- the
court vionnoellist„ whom an im-
portant •part lead been assigned, Wes
absent without peemission• on
•cert tour in Finland, °emit Alder,.
»erg, tee enieleter at the imperial
bovershold, forbade tbem to abaege
their arrangements, ProMising a trifle
grbely that the missiug rausicien
ehould return in tene. He did. retain;
though only just -botore the perform-
ance.
aroused in his DOOM at., Viborg, near
the frontier, at nve a'eloclt •in the
morning. Going to the doorehe,found
the chit of police, who asited he' '
Were CharleseDavideff, violoncello solo- '
1st to the czar. He admitted that lie
was, and the official ordered. hien to-
dress, pack his belongings and come.
He had pet the. least idea why or
where, but it is riot wise to resieft a.r-
rest, and he went. dle was eSeorted
to the railway, station, 'where an eee
gine and a, eingle car etood waiting, and
was ordered' aboard. The .ollicee thee ,
.vvsa,thluictatedreaancid, handed him a telegra,ra,
"Telegraph order from the Minteam ,
of -the Imperial_ Household to His Ma-
jes-ty the Czar: To all, chi-efs polies .
in Finland: Hunt up at once an -dr find
His IVIajesty's soloist, S,haeles,, Davia
off and retu.rn him immediately. •per
special train to Peter -hoe" • . '
Special trains.in et:lassie Were seldem
u.sea except for royalty, and daring '
tee journey Davidoff was diaided-
iie-
tween apprehension •of punishment for
being absent without leave and amuse
ment at seeing peasants, 8.M:fliers and:-
earlway employe°s. along the • route
hastily fall into line and salute witn.
profound reepect as he shot by. '
Long before the days. of railwaye a
much more arapericms ruler of Blissia
than the late czar,. Cathexine the
Great, once sen.1 tor a. missing singer
who had slipped away to coart a sweet-
heart it a tlista.nt towii. It was
ter, and he was brought back by eleigh •
at great speed by relaysof horses and
with no pauses far rest. "When tee
poor man arrived he was nearly dead •
with fatigue. He was hurried at once '
into the, presence of the empress and
the court circle, but in a few minutes
before it came his tarn he f.ell asleep
so soundly that when he slipped fierra -
his their and landed upon the Roar'
with a fond bump he remained there
in a -snoring heap without waking. The
empress, who when she was not angry -
was very good-natured and often down-
right jolly, was greatly a.musea "and
made a kind of ganie at trying, and en-
col:waging the courtiers ta try. to find ."
a way to awaken him. Anything in
the way" of noise was allowable, but
Pulling, pinching and slapping were
barred. They whistled., " shouted,
banged pans and rang belle; the up --
roar was terrific, and half the court...
became helpless with laughter .while
the other half shrieked theurselves
hoarse; but the exhausted musician
He told e.uer that he been
Six-year-old Freddy, a city -bred Te reduee the mist of treatment and
pr.". eake• 'fbeat 1 bad neade,,'sPreal The saving:. to% was worth,' "I delft know," Jeat replied. T
ilenewhen tae doctor arrived Hugo, all
er the .
CATST:PS.
s eor wee entirely around or, bay mn.inexpensive".. joanecalritt b•l• bere swnewilerea•" aPPear-
theut the housewife Inas, ad"re a 'Pl.,'
fainge and sew on the edges ,lhe .1 Afterwards the doctor talked seri-
have too greet a srarrety otiolerfatdedelinat._
white
twa er-ely nehre the sewing machine and .Clententine,-'--" a- rather cold -blood- ' tl ht.
cl'Enga t•lhe °•2#7 371' possible. You'll be -surprised lame ed young womare—asserted her con&
revise utebtain "bl. 4 "Ton look very tired, MTS. Censer' ,
ordittary dash at ,baettx may be, tne comm. sate "A coati! of ..11,113fs,/ -side fle.Wri ou it • Let them burn and'
.- ,,,e" much longer the spread will lase I•dent belief that the Signor had been ..,
t cr,oss herself mad_ would do youe4 a lost ee geen. they will be clear as new. Use a pair
Canada's National Song.
A. Canadian writer has been telling,
recently, lae-w--Canada's national song,
"The Maple Leaf," -came to be writ-
ten. The composer, Alexander Muir,
who wee. also the author of the Werde,
was waltang one day in his garden,
f 11 on his coat. Despite ''
the time of expos:ere iS cut down. An-
other erocess is being perfected te ex-
tend the use of the X-ra.ye to internal
cancer.
when a le e
his brushing of it, the leaf etfick to hia
coat, a fact. which led him. to "think oil,
the lines he aterwards wrote'. And
when they were written he went to a
musie store to look for music likely to
fat them baA Could not find any, Se he
a
them.. The song became popular at
once, and hes remained so, .
TO CLEAN THE OIL STOVE• '
WICIKS. , ,
When the asbestos rings of the Mg
stove become bard and the oil fails
to seek up through them, light one of
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'actarn bed ebeets may be converted murdered by the burglars. Louisa beiia bed -
nd said snel t tek them off so as riot
the ehildrenee beds:. If net teo badly J thanked ra a
f irentstab tsarp„ e try a
'fiebth
L ot• worn they may be torn down the mid-
i; its molted remove to h
f ,tnastoons of ,t.,'rt11.13-, lide, the outer edges sewed together
eteoees, and the_ 1:07It edges hemmed and the
e.orts;10. the seetp:',.ian, sheet evnl be giant a new lease on life,
grov•":, as it is the middle of the sheet that
eliettee, the , wears, thin first.—G. 5.
811 r e • into erib sheets. or pillow casee for
&Tina, like an eld and Vtl."V beautiful elm
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Madonlaa evith her severely paxted would. try to lie down e little in. the
d a *
seresed 'seder tee bed. f But that isn t what I mean. Give
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bent lower, inuaging perKonsise over ngers en her wrist, andsalthough he
dbet.:tarliathyeeepat:cattrea hed ri si ....
vt hee:„ y.' Tpiameitavip brightns tez. i sti-Ulde:b7oha ilihaj:t h3eletri wereei eodtaithw8ilealisce iioedn:;°10u.crtli:hyl;11akdes arnh in:les:a
184diget%Thferuer:1133rIcia dduerrililre.arrsI bsatlimetilliltel tlillag.asnlirrellsoyf adsisesgentiseefareat,i6eurid dralel'et. I
worry about your brother. He mach
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ff nearly all the fat and
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egg
SES FOR SANDPAPER.
Sheets of sandpaper of eeveral
• grades eherild be kept in every kit -
1 . Nothing aids so mach in clean- t
ing the inside of a burnt- agate or iron 1
kettle ea.,' little square of .rather
of pliers o e ,
• never' stirred. At last, brea.kilie-ber
own rule, Catheiene herself jerked •
and pulled the man to his feet; he
0 rou.sed. for* a moment, hat his bee
ldropped upon his breast before he had
- finished stammering an apology. She
then oraerect the other musicians, to
play a familiar lullaby, all pre.eent '
joining in the chorua as a tall guards-
man at a sign from her picked am the
sleeper RS if he were a babe and eaa•-
ried him off to bed.
A Bath of Blood.
It is. considerable of an "tmeasion"
when a piece of electrical apparatus is
dismantled in India in order to • be
superseded by nia.chine of laege ca-
pacity.. Having observed, with muck
wonder and admiration, the first cella-
,
ing of electricity, the -natives appar-
eu.tly never get over their sense. of
awe at the apparatus whirls proalutes
the magic, current
Henee, when it beeatne neCeSaary to
take out of eformalesion a generator.
rated at 'MO kilowatts, which 'was to
be replaced. by a 3500 -kilowatt gener-
,
ator, due to enlargement of the elece
tvical plaht maintained by ilia govern-
-anent of MySore, the na.five coolies
alio were called ulion ro ito the wor
showed interest in an unexpected mare
That le the seoret of the wen-
derful "demand for "PrInte
Edward" Fax Wire.
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R. T. HOLMAN, Lhulted,
to bur. n the fingers. NiIrshaejje tried this
Sales Alients8lilerrfl'ITtC;fraZadr%"--P.E..
hair and p'laits, opened clapboards ars 4, 1
and at svoi-ks .
. H. a Ruthven ,I, M. MeGallivray
Alliston Pricerillo
Miners:Pa ainimera Heals Cuts, asszegsslesesistesesseeseesea,
asseletreasees
Tf
mmlight could be bottled and ad-
, i
vertised as a etre for eonsumptionn
the-rf consumption would disappear. 4'14
C. W. Saleeby. leer.
the Si snot! Quick. we mast ge own. e e.eted to lied bite
Gt et"t-ST' id nit -
Oli, there's Go uov
1 The smaller machine. which
news of Hugo s agt e rea .
been in serVice to tv enty-tv‘o e, •
ed Geanit an Iris eva.y down merkee had been giving tunfoinils geo se ,
gardener, and he came renting alortg
eratere.."Gnid.o, the Signor' has falsere take lino and was ateut eau en
hen he met -Guide in the Old II \lee, 'alt1101:10.1 working und,er,
he path from CI:ist7t4ge' 42311.11:12F that morning He had promised to 11 1
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I think. Look to him, ' I -
comae grade, rubbed smartly ham and
,
forth. The finer ante do not harm
other teeking utensils and can he ueed
'en earthenware and heavy elinan.
When throngb dyeing, aaways,
gata
' the pan a geed rubbing with :end -
aper te the little bits Of lagErt
VII in the pores sereeleyer,
ereaehed by thr diehcletle
With the atid et n rubber eov.., the
inside of lavatory be: grew wittite
and c:can when 3 ublied with a coarse
sandpaper . The bowl will also re-
pand and tire 'tub itsell, but a erne
grade should be czed for these.
• When the clothesline has been kft
itt the rain, rub a piece of sand -
along it std rest assured titcl,
eat •s wit tot be nlarkett
5iseth up the sadirons whrn
atirks by running over im shesi the
a dpaper-taeked to the stand.
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come at ence-'
In a moment or
bending over the
whlchI:Mr Rages
deft 'Gnifier's lantern
stPL white face.
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1.0113... the poeri. poor Signor!. cried,
7.1datidelina.
"Help Me lift him tip," Lan said
grimly. PI don't believe he's dead,
Only' stunted, t think..
"Not deadl" 'Clententiee'S voice held
elight edge ,atiSapppittraroat
ttult
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ra of vines it
_ tii:Ygwee:et:
was embed -
Town and heard what lmad ba!ppl
He sent his boy an 'alone to Inerkete
and hurried up to the Villa 'retitle.
Hugo was delighted to sce him and
full of sea -importance; also fright-
fully disappointed at not being ab.e
to enjov his proinised treat- •'
"You'il stay with rrie," be Pleaded.
shc s�.I can't ,get around very
and Je.en is ,lying down. How
she an seep so rriuch 1 don't kto-w
She's always lying about, and 1 liivird
,the doctor encoura&g her. She's a
good woman, Jean—but just ast
inclined to give in too eaSily. Look
st me.:15xce$ for aching all over,
'al as right as rain- I was the. one
at bad the ittentrIAnet jean. ,Yet,
led ablest
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