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ONV g V93is'e'l,ad,l�coikoolato)vlicl.edr�-4 1011.1110,11. Jpc6b withVii 'lie%d on, 4 stano* saw Ifie, tile oar, 8hd't"ke4 one and her f4 IXIIQ likeness WAS woudert.0, . � 44 ,Jim over I I . I I � - ,
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. I I . Who subject of th� porivion was, IlRlzp%h 11 I Israel in the desort b4hol, otlipr, SttiRdy now I Pull AWAY 11 Pull- He looked up suddenly and mf t1i 11 kill hour ago. ,.�. I
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. r . � oil the rotik," the text, a.elocted being 1% a3ling of thq fiery bation, John. On avray The sea tossed lip the' b0al, (to tonishment was reflected in 14 face. f *7. ,� 1.
; PotlJwv will"4,4ji'l by I -Ind, I ter tmos 1eard tritihileting and, the though it, were a bubble, but &-nid the 4'lily I ,a exolali ed pleasantly, 1) , .
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,It vaR the wiltotmoril, '.)I: 10: "Anti 1�lr,pall, tile Aatlill I barren )�a of a . :31111i I I . I
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I Oil bauO. , OL , cloth, anti spread it .fo , . I , nd coat. Yell almost "This man Who pointed me out to you. 1
I � 1.� bar Upon the rock, froul tho beginning of Ehiofiugers Olt golden 11orps, and pottilng, wao reached, the exhausted pQolilteso.p�w1r,ed frightened me. I a Ja Loyd Evans, of Whitt message did be send to Mr. . I ,oar.,* .% I .
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I Iiii"moo.1)(Allarlig z,al sul cour-94, . , ,indy strengt1i tierved Rizpah for A , societies , , Boston," . . in Joli soill", . I I I
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. -0 r-;rIsstn4 Jim gisstv,cA harvest until Witter droppo'd upon them out llum Ile 1��
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.11 ,.' TboKV,..to Itome, to, Jesus, and Lav� lit, of heavon, and sufl'arod nelkhor tile birds Of liar affiallilig Illissiorif amid the scream titeirthanke. . Wealth pollrell'into t 06 "Don't let It scare ; " don't know I . I
, , I . . I . 4 of of the poor 1.10 IAP ill And It" as we Shook hands, "am Parker oil, . � I I 11 I
r� , liritti4se! liol,ve woul-I be I'Loysill. or the wild sittis anti the sto%ltby tread of hungry irls , Visitors -from All land$ , Lilollsrd, of Chicago." what it was." . 1, : � �'
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1 I . Ohoti oir,silu r4-belthms rtirittillut, beasts of the field by nielit." . nionsters, Tito grandeat,vi,sions of glory, came to IU oil liar syreet faco ; And whea "'O". ", hilighed, "if only our names got The infernal impudence 4f that mass Link r" �� I 1,
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. � I - uqi she firottsvomen of Meter getly that licats anything Skakesper- the most rapturous experiences of Christian . soon After she launched forth on P, dark � would be a tangle, all 1,1" .. Mui-pilyl Hii laid thrown tile police ,:ff [ills I . I .1 . � � �..
, . r 'Nil - -slot nor proullso hool. fail. Or 'il'ictor H-agoian, After returning love, the giandest triumphs of grace have sea and Peath wits tile oarsman, (Jukes and Ile had handed ins his card, And this, 'rack by having lite arrested, Ins had I
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, t . from lite Holy Land I briefly toucl come fo tile tried anti tile hard-pressed anti tlucliesse� and mighty men sat down in f
�' - Zat ut Non . led upon . . - ,I ter glang.lug, at it, I put in my pocket. put,$100 in Ills own pockets asnot profilt on �
� 3 -room anil Calonbey, . It, but I' must have a whole sermou for the betrayed and the cruahea. God stoop', tears in Alnivick Castle, to tl�link they ! h I I � ,�
" . ;'! 43(mitit;d and at 0 --ray Von, ,� 11 of ing down from heaven to comfort Rizpali on ver again might sou the face of %ace : Q name Was printed in old Hngliiih type the transaction, and finally find taken in - I : !
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: _� �_Pj4rmve men both Is Ulf the Lite rock. . , D. i � I my betrothed, leavin I �.,: �..
� �, . , , I good An,l $rum. nopoll-der ave driven nearly Again, the tragedy of the text displays Pit deeds of daring will probably I board. g ins powerless to in� I 1, I''
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': 1, . Brik41401 (coil again are vanqui,41sfid , I teasts and birds of prey front those re- .W. a I We soon became quite confidential. He terfore ! . � . ''I I ,
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. r I ']joilkList�rond and right at lkwuls, gigns, anti now tile ahriek of tile laconic. the cotirafe'of WOMAn amid grout einetwers. be asked of you, but hour you not the i told iiTe that he was a stockbroker andman THROW.N INTO A CELL. . I
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11, � ,� - � ,Ilron�ss in humbled toy liar rodcoato, tive whistle, which is daily heard at.Jeru- cites. What mother'or sister or daughter howl of that awful storm of trouble and ' of leisure. . I � .'' �, , I
I.. , � : O gilt that hath tossed ten thousand shivered I was led to a call final , still handcuffed, I ", I .
I � ,j,,tl,gs yopsada baffle Rouse. imalem, will for inany miles around clear would if�rsa to go out to fight tile cormorant I iold him that I was senior bookkeeper : I
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I �� ,, We Ja4ve sitiasibeil avotber odm(e Palestine of cruel claw anti beak. But in anti jackal? Rizpah did it- And so would hulks into the breakers ? Know you not for a big Chicago packing firm, thItt I had 11, I...i.,
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I � , 1141�n( . q-ason, ill siontseiv-d, the time of the text those rs�gions were you if all emergency deman�ed. Woman Is that the whole earth is strewn with the. fallen in love three years before with an Nvas left there. My'cell niates were tWo . � ,:"_�
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If '. . T41Ak you wid the oommollIt yield. tons. Seven sons of Saul had been cruel. and depends on otroogs�r &ruls for a be healed and broken hearts to be bound 0 I,) d, beastly driink. He waked tip as tile door ;.: I..'',':
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� . I I ,. l'. I fied oil a hill, Rizpah was mother to two, achievement of great enterprises. Anil site � �_ I
�% I , I iiiiii evray the Itmoralsl joist. have'gone down and' you come too late, h "It's pleasant to hear you tall, about it," bolted after Inc. He grumbled at being . 1 ;.,
. Aild thite wiLatiltily dififigure, and relative to live of tile boys. What had is often troubled lest there might be ocua. a said, thoughtfully; "I wial - .
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,, , : I � sions demanding fortitude whe but others are clinging to the wreck, are .I You 811 hall waked and cursed at me, and presently he I
Thil Itilperial diall-m. these boys -done that they Should Ile cruel- ' � Bile would I :
1'1� , shivering with tile cold, are strangling in Piness. " was snoring again. 'rho atmosphere was ':
, 111� . L Iror notne Rule means vep�lvation fied? Noth ingi- except to� have a bad father fail. Not su. Sonic of those Who Are , . He was silent for a few 'Seconds, bus �:,�,�
� I the wave, are crying to you for deliver, with his own thoughts. . sultry and malodorous. There were thieves %. '. .,
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.� I . �Tlsollgiieolssq ratty this foot daily, � andgrandfather. Butnow that lite boys afraidtol9ok out of doorafter nightfall, &nee. Will you not', oar in hand,. Then he aske And cut throats for company, I was one of L I . ;, "
t,' 1�1._- Indapallitoice pu. a %oil Simple Were dead, why not take thein down from unit who quake in the darkness [it tile least ' put out , abruptly 4 . � ""
:� . �( . '' I '. Xswiave alused sit by And by. . to -day from the Iighthou ? them. To -morrow morning I was going to �1, ., �,
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I'�,:, . the gibbets? No. They are sentenced to uncertain sound, and Who start at tile slam se When,the "Don't'you stay over in Cincinnati until , , . !
%�, , hall , there So RizpA takes the Sack- of the door, and turn pale in it thunder- last ship's timber shis.11 have beeri rent and Philadelphia With my shabby friend. I .1',
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, "I..L , I I Of the brave ininority, of � -h P I with which fix inourn- storm, if the day of trial came would be the last Longitone beacon shall have been "Yes ,- leaving at 9 and reaching there lit wondered vaguely il my double wvuld . �,� � a�
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, , Bain Westmiuhtor unbeed-1, i - '�a- s-1 -i tha idered down Ili the burrioance, and the actually take it into his head to marry my I
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r"�'� I Nol it cesinot, must not be. in�f;r l,tser de.", a hall wrapped herself, heroic ana inlIulnerable. 0 .oil has arranged I ILI, . bride, and then I wouderatlif I was go. ,�t k
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,11 I and spreads that sackcloth upon the rocks 11L 'so that woman needs the trumpet of some las� tempest shall have folded its wings, "I never liked Cincinnati," lie rejoined, - I
"I I crazy. I was afraid so. . � ,
� ana the sea itself shall have been licked up "but your dreams there townight will be "
1., " �, (' ,ouragis br-thern, soon of Witter, near the gibbets, and acts tile part at a sell- great contest of principle or.adect-ion to .
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.,,, Stq3id together an of yore, tinel watching -And defending the dead. rouse up her slumbering courage. Then by the t ngue of all -consuming tire ; the
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., 1: lit God'st name set ill) 7,,ur banneris She will stand tinder the cross fire of op. crown., I eternal reitard shall he kindling ,.Ye I I said, "but don't you go on to 0 1 1
1:�; � ' As yvur f.thers did before yet every other Sentinel is �elieved, and ,., I .., �,
'.., _ .fter being oil a doors. My shabby friend and the turukey , "
�� guarst for a few hours some . posing 11084 at Chalons to give wine to tile into brighter glory on tile' brow of the Cin,i,n,ti with me ?" �
.1 1 . I tied. Then she will carry into pi faithful. And'Ch'rist pointin to tile in- were coining directly towavd my cell. Tb; I , � �:.�,,!
� , And the victory its, certain one else ta -as his place., But 11.'izpali is on woun . risen " I 'No ; my ticket is for Cincinnati, -but I I.—
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lj,�: ��, You havo right u-snu vour side, a r .1 detective was swearing viciously. '.
. guard both day anti night And for half a &litd dark lane the message of salvation. ebriate that vo efo med, anl the dying a't go that far. Leonard -or Mg. Leonard
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-p I Men have at rred stud bled and die L , year. One hundred and eighty days &nil Then she ,will brave the pestilence. De. ,,inner whs�ni ion taught to pray, and the -will you humor a fancy of mins ?" "Well, Linky," he said t,o me, "the law- I i::N,7
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nights of obsequies. What nerves sfie must borah goes out to sound terror into the outcast whom you pointed to God for "In reason," 1 assented readily. "What Limits corpus I reckon." � ��?
��",�',,�:':�, Orangomen ol the Doialidon, Shelter, will sail "You did it to them! is it ?,, I , , ,, �
With yi -ur U ktit.r 1),ethren join, ls�`ve had to stand that. Ali ! do ),on know heart of God'B eneinies" Abigail throws "
t ', You with Wom are the dt,soondauts that a mother can stand anything. herself between a raidinq party of itifuria,t- You did it to Me !" "Register to -night tinder my name. Call Thank God !" Lsaid huskily. I 11,
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, .. . Oil ! if Bile might lie aliowedI to hollow self John Loyd Eva:ns, of Boston. and ,yss'Liaky," the detective continued, serious A
.,� .. Tile Chlittese Yule Tree. "what's tile use of this I You're *only . . i ,�
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I ,�,.�, Lotus in our dt1f,,r,mt l"(1gaff it place in tile side of the hill and lay the �eotl%ne register- as' Pirker M. Leonard." :. .)
� , From the private w the grand, bodies of liar children to quiet rest ! If Among the 'Orkney islands an, eagle With us even the yulo-tree bas degener- I � thought he must be joking, but his face makin' trouble for us, an, that ain't your I . I., � �,
i 1"'. � " 'ntex * "best game. Go along quiet, w . .
' . 11, - wir emlibm 11 pmflint a child to its eyri ated into I a toy ; ,with the Chinese theAree was quite serious. "It seemed a silly re- �.Ii,�';
7�*�:, lGethist; the Pareellfle demand. fit some cavern of tile mountains she ,s%vooped and lifted .a, far . )ly (1011,16 you? I "I"!,
,,�-�, � might find for them Christian sepultbre. up oil the mountainfl. With the pring Of Is still a tremendous reality -so real, in quest, but after some little liesitation I A day or two or a we-ck ain't goin,, to help � . 1.11
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0I Let the BritiolL Rouse of Comm ,134, Olt ! if site inight take them from the gib- a panther the mother mounts 'hill above fact. that its branches have opscured their consented. I yoti tiny." I ,� r", "
.1 -�,�; �%.nd our friends in UiKt,r know, - "But the chief -said tohold him anyhow," . � ',L ,,
��,,;,, That oltt Ireland nas,,hl!dren bet of disgrace and'carrk them still for- hill, crag above,grag, height above height ; spiritual Sunlight, and left then] in the Five minutes later I left him to return to ;,^,i�'��
. " "': True alloteel *hqrsl�.r tht,y go. ther awav from the haunts of men and the tire of her own eye outflashnin Ahe glare darkness of superstitiort. It is not strange interrupted tfie turnkey.
,,�,;: � - the -rear car in which I had left my valise * ., "
��W then lie 'beside them in the last' lo:ng of the eagle's ; and with uninailed hand, that so idolatrous a nation should in this and r Is, . I learned then that a telegram had been ; ,,�, ,,
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lm 0 sleep. Exhausted nature ever and anon stronger titan the iron beak and the terrible One case have so much 'refrained from tile oil' he had replied to my invitation, Mr. Pearson, iiiy bride's . , "
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�, , - And fit else of real d.nger falls into slumber, but in a moment site claw, she hurled the wilti. bird down the actual representation of an idea -exercisi 44I I . . filther, and that the cliiei of the p;lice had I I, I
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511�', 1 � They'll be found both staunch and true breaks the snare, and chides herself as rocks. In the French Revolution, Gazette so pov; ir hearts an'T other cigar or two here. we er, 7 will . _
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j� ��, - � Try in ascertain tile cause, on the rock, shouting i_�� wild beasts glar- daughter threw herself oil the body of her where the wred dragon bimsel is mancau- I -The old man's comin' on himself," add- I ,;.,
, Why a certain class (If I- i%h . ' HIS DOUBLE DIS"PEARS. , "'
i� �`,,v, . Ing from the thicket and at vulturovis father, and said, "Strike ! barbarians ! You vred, the p6ach-tree -seldom appears on I ad the turnkey. "They tell me lie charter �'.,",.,%�
,��., , . Seem regardless of all laws. '' ,
1� 11-1,�,. brood wheeling Ili the sky. The thrilling cannot reach my father but through my any of the numerous floats which constitute He didn't though. Just before the train ad a special engine for the trip anti he is to ,,��.,,
,'� ", Still they hope by Logisdation, stor of Rizpali reaches David, And he heart !" The crowd parted, and linkin the chief glory of these pageants. Yet, reached Cincinnati I went forward to reach here at 6:40 -one hour and twenty . . �
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comes forth to hide the indecency. arms, father and daughter wk1ked out, free. despite tile great mvstery which shrouded look for him, but my double had disappear "
1,'�, I'�, But they're terribly mistaken � . The - minutes to wait." ,�]
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� . � "-1. � And they'll fina it on*. I'm kurts. corpses had been chained to the ,trees. During the siege of S - 9&, Augustin& the rites of the Cybele, the pine of the ad. 1, I Gradually .1 reasoned to the conclusion .,�":,;
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�, , , The chains are' unlocked with horrid carried refreshments to the gates. Arriv- great goddess was openly carried through In Cincinnati I registered accoroing to that this must be the work of Link Murphy I . I � i..
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.. - . the streets of Rome when her cult became promise as John Lo d Evans, Boston. himself. That was the telin.gram lie had � ,
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�:�� �" Whila oo many.of her 1,e-,plo, the seven are buried. And the story ends : At all the'garrison hiid been killed. ,Site the state religion, and an excellent repre- For an hour or two I lounged about tile sent Mr. Pearson -- a mossage that was I . li 11
�-. . Priest Anil disilligognes obey. I snatched a match from the hand of a dead sentation of what the Chinese mystic hotel, meeting no one with whom I was me. bringing the old gentleman oit post haste to ..
��.'.�! But it hardly ends before ,,-oil cry out .- I . �. ...
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lf.�L � . Au4 diesiard an open Itible What a hard *thing that those seven boys artillery -man and fired off is, twiinty-six would immediately reco . as quainved, and was.finally upon the point of Cincinnaitti. . . �:.�,
�?, 1. Wbi.-Is alone cau comfort brinq should suffer for tile crimes of a father, and pounder, then leaped on it and vowed she corresponding to his notion of tfs'e'l.. of going to my room and to sleep when I notio- I was too happy to care for my shabby . 1.
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_�14 To fair lilrin's song and slanorlitarx, 'italive. Thesoldieralooked Life was once a distinct feature of the Lord ,
�,�,�'�-�: Causing them for Joy to Ring. . ran.d er . Yes. � But it is always so. would not leave ad a shabbily dressed man .at the clerk's friend'i dissappointment or profanity. I ',��
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. ve�y d wrong know that in and saw her daring, and rushed Mayor'i; Show in London. From the branches desk staring at me. Eostively smiled at the thought of what . I
�..,�,-, 1��! - Never till that book is welcomsd he was not only, as in this case, against two up and opened another tremendous of that tree still floated the cords of bell- Just then.another man joined the one at a would do when he - learned that I was I ��
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,.;.�'. . . generations, children and grandchildren, fire on .the enemy. The life' although the giant pardians Cog and Magog the counter and both Stared at me. After not Link Murphy, and that the real .�, I
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; - but against all the gen of James L of Scotland was threatened.. have been relegateS to Guildhall -and its a second's conversation--4bout me, I Li.kyMurphy had swindled him out of I
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� ,., , -., . -.-..--,-.- � , � fhoke..timeJJ,and.ab6L._1.)aW. _09 _qa_.y.r_A4..,iA01 further accented by , thought -they approached me together. $100. ,'I
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1 . n thqt-f-dr bat blighted lead, uncleanness so have lingered upon the story of manly an. the presence of that typq bf _'A -, - "G- --- -s-Md "ove-of th There, is little- more.- to --be. Said_ Mr._ ,
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� �', L. I Oh that Arin's Hona and daughto s - - other times. It may skip one generation, durance, flut how few to tell the story of the pelican destroying herself for liar young. "What ia your name, air ?" Pearson, taking hold of the case Ili a busi. , -
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... �� � , "Could but see Sad understand. 91 but it is apt to ,come lip in the third go Catherine Douglasone of the Queen's maids, Throughout all. Christendom the axe is now "Leonard," I answered, thoughtlessly nesqli way, soon straightened the matter I "':
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1� I On this Gladetotic may doiIand, h4d been taken away so as to facilitate the or beach, their best service being deemed Tile shabby man laughed boisterous aarters under guard, postpon-
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441 ". 11� . . � . third anti fourth generations." Mind ),On, it �rm into the staple The inurdeiers rush. laddening of Christmas -tide. In China, B "That's good," lie said, "that's clever. h py and miserable, of course, until I . ,
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6�_ I . May our God (Ivfeod the union says nothing about the second generation, ing against it, her arm was shattered. yet gowever, the beatific peach -tree is permit. ut isn't your name John Loyd Evans ?" "Med out a free man, and then I was alto- .":t
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,Z�� � Side by side in soliti phislasix but mentions the third and the fourth. Thal how many have since lived anti died ,who ted to freefy scatter its blossoms oil the air "I am regiatered by that name," I had to getherhappy. I even forgave quite heartily .
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", L heroic story of Catherine Douglas and liar Tu Soh itself. -Harper's Magazine for I 'So --we want you, Mr. Job n ,Loyd Evans.
T, .: May the Shamrock, rose end t good parents with very bad children. Go - on The night of the wedding we found, I �1'
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,, far enough back in the i1r.cestral line and you poor shattered arin'. Y know'how calm. among scores of letters and telegrams of
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'L,: I D*elling happily together findtliesourceof all the turpitude. "Visitin ly M sidame Roland went tociecution and . Before I could protest I was handcuffed. congratulations, this note: .:,
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1�11,1�1 — drell, unto the third and fourth generation." th6 castle of Munro, and bo%v fearlessly Then on a sudden, came a maid, . aide. I I wish you a long, usef ul and happy fifes to- �,�
, �L. � If when Saul (lied, the consequenc . With tambourine, to (lance for us-- "Come, come," said the shabby man, gether. Be goo enough in your happiness �
�4_,. ADVIO. TO MOTHERS. � Are yon distprbea a - - a of his Madame Grimaldi listened to her e_udem- Allah il'Allah ! it wns she, �.%��
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1, itv could have died with him it would nation and how Charlotte Cot -day smiled The Hlave-gi rl f roin the Bosporus " you're too old it bird to be taking on like to fo at and forgive the suffering I have .
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� suffering and orying with pain (It Coil ing To-th. not have been so sad. Alas. no ! Look on upon the frantic inch that pursued liar to t r p 01
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, I ,,�, I If so send at once and get it botth of "Mrs that hill. a, few miles out from Jerusalem the guillotine. And there would be no end eyes, as black its black 1 I pleaded and threatened, but to no pur- gratulations of JouN LOYD EVANS.
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�L �. I Ing. Its value is hicalottinbliI. It will relieve and see the ghastly burdens of those seven to the recital if I attempted to present all And inciting, like the litars in 3une; pose. A crowd of street arabs were follow. .
',�-', I thepoor little sliffilrorimmedlatety. Deperatinpon gibbets the wan and wasted LRiZpah the historical incidents which allow that Tresses of night drawn smoothly back. ' in ur heels and people passing by stop- .
11 � L watch,� and ..� at to The Tyrant Cigarette. .
.;' �L it, mothers; there is tie, mistake abotit it. It g them. Go to -day through "tile woman's courage will rouse itself for great From eyebrows like the crescent moon. to look and smile. �
4,1 She paused an instant with bowed head, . .
-,,'� L,,' sturat; Di-sent.ry and Islaribosa raimlat,is the wards and alms-bouses, and the reformat emergency. "I have been a fool," I protested frantical- The real "garette i� a �!nch of tobacco
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sind oner ), to this whole Hystem. "14ro Winil-,w's kept, and you will find that,nine out of ten known some one who was considered a more H And wrapt her in a 0her mist. "It was rather lame in you," said my paper When the tobacco is placed and .1
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I , to this ta,I�e. . an or vicious parents. Yea, da butterfly Ili society. Her hand had known Shot through with ma% it starry speck ; lip once or twice in a lifetime." liy
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,. _ oldest anti best fornale illipieian,; and tie rRes in by day on the streets of our cities you find no toil. Her eye hall wept no tear over The zone that claspt it in ght have been . :
�,,�'�L L . the United States, and �s f,�r wile by all duggista mail and women wrecked of evil parentage. Misfortune. She moved among obse lit I Otis A collar for a cygnet's neck. . - I was finally allowed to order a double many., The ciga,rett * a is not glued; it is - I
, �, throughout the world. Pries 25 nants; it beta". They are moral corpses. Like the seven admirers as careless as an ' never finished. It must be constantly ,�
, ' insect in . 2e None of the twent 'v charnis she lacked carriage so that all three of us might ride L I
:-','. , - lie suro.aud uAk for "MRS. WINSLOWN SOOTHING ei Id of Demanded for perfection'a grace; retouched, unrolled, rolled again ; it must - .
`, Some of Saul, though dead, unburied. Alas' blossoming buckwheat. But in ghteen Charm upon charm in her was packed to tile central police stations in this manner be varied, diversified; it is sensitive, ',,�
_ Ryssup."audtak�nii otherkind. 656y for Rizpah who, not for six months, but hundred and Bixty-seven financial tempest Like rome ]olives in a cost1v ,,ase. avoiding the humiliation of being dragged
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� "I 'I, . for years and years, has watched them. She struck the husband's estate. Before Full in the lantern's coloredlight al(,ng the sidewalk. . lively, expressive of the particular tempera- I i
, he had She seemed a thing of Paradise. At the station I wits searched. u lie person by whom it is smoked. ,�
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., cannot keep �he vultures and the jackals time to reef sail, and make things ating, the I knew not if I saw aright, I � It can te bought ready-made is a paper . �
, Assolution -of Paptnepship. ff. ship capsized and wen nernies or if my vision told me lics. wadding A cigaret .
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�,��,�11 , Fnrthermore, Chis strange -incident in cheered at the misfortune and wondered Those lanterms spread a cheating glare : trip I had carried no business letters or cigar . ..
, �i � Stich stains; they threw from bough and vine other papers of identification. The only The man who smokes cigarettes because '.1
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, nersbip heretofore existing be- son and elevation of position are no security men pitied and said she would die name in my pockets was on that ca.rd which I
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L t . T. Whitely and A. At Todd ai against troub!c. broken heart. "She will not work," And then the fountain's drowsy fall, ./ Evans bad given me. the man who may be satisfied with a pipe or � .,.
:,�, .,.� �,oprietors and Publishers of Tim Hunox Who is this Rizpah sittinf.in d I lation ? they, "and she in too prou say : In this card my two captors and several I .a not a cigarette amoker. .
eo d to beg. ' But The burning aloes' heavy beent, a cigar, i
..� EWS-RECOUD, a paper published in the One of Saul's favorites. I r The night, the place, the hour -they all other detectives present appeared particular. The tryant cigarette decrees tbat your I..
w personal at. the prophecies have failed. Disas.-er has Where full of subtle blandiAnient. .
',.� "; �,town of Clinton, is hereby dissolved, to tractions had won his heart. She had been transform hands ana lips Shall be at its service every
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ad the shining sluggard into a -11arper's.
I � take offect front and al'ter the ninth day of caressed of fortune. With a mother's practical worker. Ha as a princess, "The same to a Till said my shabby no- instant. Therefore a cigarette smoker 'is :;
� November, 1892 tile said A. .Ill To I I ide all P never a workingman, an artist, or an ainbi- 11
1, , .. �e I I , '' I a looked on liar princely children. though compelled to littlyher own child to Youjiff Girin and Jewels. quaintance. "Get the telegram and fet's I
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;1 ,.� . having pill -chased the interest of the said VIA t ie scene'ehanges. Behold liar in ban. sleep and spread her own table and answer It is not in America alone that the mat. uee-" tious man. Nor is the cigarette smoker,siver, � . ,�
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�. W. T. Whitely ill the said newspaper, ishment and bereavement, Rizpah on the the ring g of her own door -bel). Her &rill ter of jewels would be likely to come up for The telegram was from the chief of police a member of any four hundred, for there-
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� " -plant and all the belongings and Some of the worst distresses have come misfortune, hunger and poverty and want, cepting a string of small pearls or some sible to smoke, and they are precisely the �?,
I And Arrest Link Murphy, alias Stoop among the fodr hundred when it is impos-
�,ippurtenances lised and in connection to scenes of royalty and wp.alth. What par- and all the other jackals Rizpah scares from dainty brooch miniature affixed to a bandit Meadows, confidence man, forger, safe :
I , � I I - *.with the publishing of the Sitill IiURON ter at the rilausion's t has not let in the rock. � of velvet around the throats ornaThent of expert and murderer. One thousand dol- m)nutes when the cigarette smoker is most ;
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. � nvlt�RrCORD. A. AL Tddd further charropin le faseteed bringin evil I saw o;ie in a desolate home. Her the kind is almost unseen in full dress The tyrant cigarettegives in exchange � ;
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� L I I agrees to pay all liabilities and claims ow. despat, ! On-' wl6i_tesselated half has merciless companions had pawned even the among the really wall, bred people hereto. curly hair and stoops slightly. He was in (
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� I I Inv by at, at'aillSt Lbe firm of Chicago twa days ago, but bilieved to have __6r a man's liberty, resignation; in exchanga L ,
,�'. Whitely & there not stood that solenin bier ? Under children's shoes for rum. From honorable fore alluded -to. Indeed, it has been re- ' for a man's exile from good society, W7. � .
: I, .�_ .c'd, and lie is - litireby authoriz6d -to what exquisite fresco has there not been ancestry site had come down to this. The cently a fashion &mounting to a fad among -day. - . .
T( left there for Cindinnati to Just be .
1� � " -, �atlillect all ace , uts o,,,fng to lite said firm enacted a tragedy of disaster ? What cur. cruse of oil was empty and the last candle girls fortunate in round, white, well -cover- fore he left here Monday night called at mystic joys of dreamers. - New York ,
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.�' of, Whitely 'In Todd it p to Nevember tained coach hath heard no cry of pain ? gone out;- Her faaed frock Was patched ad necks and tbroats, to omit every vestige I . Times. I
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, I . '. 6th, 1892, in putsuance of agreement What harp hath never thrCled with sor- ,with fragments of antique silk she had of *jewelry on the person (and to have no mornirig. There was only one, which had � 11
I , ;1 signed in duplicats. row ? Wbat lordly n1tture hath never worn on the bright marriage day. Confl. ornament in the hair, if a tiny banq or bow been taken its a proof for him to correct About Crows. I �
I W. T. WRITELY, leaned gailist carved' pillar and made (lent in God, she had a etrong heart, to He took this with him. It was _Ta .,:
1. I . a of ribbon be not suffered to nestle in those in o - The belief that two crows are a happy
I.. A. Al. TODD. utterance of woe ? Gall is not less bitter which her chWren ran when they trembled silken solitudes). Cheap jewelry, masque. English type an bevel edged white card, omen, and that thev appear to warn men � I �
� I Witness, JAIIIES SCOTT. when quaffed from a golden chalice than at the staggbring step and quailed under a rading in the guise of real ; the thousand also gilt edged. When lie left here wore from disaster, is ve'ry ancient. Alexander I
I Clinton, Nov. 9th, 1892. when taken from a pewter mug. Sorrow if father's curse. Though the heavens were and one bow knots and Rhinestone pins, light overcoat, dark felt hat and gray the Great was thus saved in Elypt by two I .
� - often attended by running footmen, and filled with fierce wings and the thickets and false enamel trinklets that now glitter trousers. crows, and King Alonzo woul assuredly "I
( � �'. I NOTICE. laced lackeys mounted li�hind. Queen gnashing With rage Riz I listened to this as to my doons. I was have perished in 1147 had- it not been for . I
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1. ,All persons having accounts against the Anne Boleyn is desolate in the palace of full d%y after ay all( year after year, among inaid servants and shop girls -are bewildered and desperately disheartened. two crows, one of which perched on' the )
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. fIrm Of WHITFLY TODD, Up to Henry V111. Adolphus wept in German andy ,wolf and cormorant, by her God. no doulit responsible for the foreaki What would my bride do when to -morrow prow and the other on the ptern of his ship, � I
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, . 4 ,bet; 9th, 1892, are re to castles over the hypocrisy of friends, strengthened arm, were hurled do)xn the much that is fascinating and appropriate came and no lover . so pointing the prow, of the royal barge
I. Itiested Pedro 1. among Brazilian diamonds shiver. rock. While I thought over the mattey, paying safely into port. Crows and rooks are very
, '*� �i` the same to the tin ersigned.. ed with fear of massacre. Stephen of ling- You pass clay by day along streets where for wear in the goldsmith's art. -Ladies' little attention to the conversation of the much alike. it is said that when rooks de- . � I
. . Pi ,sonit accounts up to same date to be land sat on a lock Is throne. And every there are heroinesgreater than Joan of Arc. Home Journal. detectives, I cauglist, the words "asdil" and sert a rookery it forebodes the downfall of ".�
, tendiirdd to W. T. Whitely and A. Al mast of pride has I g Heredity. "deserved it." I Wondered what connec- the family oil whose property it is. They ..
I ,� f . Is tit in the storm, and Upon that cellar floor there are conflicts as :
,T644 individually. the higbest mountains of honor and fame fierce as Sedan, and heaven and hell mingle It is a fact well established by students tion they could have with my case. are also credited with being good weather
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� '01inton, Nov. 9th, 1892. will frost the rosiest cheek, wrinkle the are tribunals where more fortitude is do. 1 not only ills physical, mental, find moral very clever fellow, seemed to me. tJsed about to be very bad they stay an near
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. . I - smoothest brow And stiffers the sprigbtliest manded than was exhibited by Lady Jane traits of their parents, but to be influenced to be on the force in Philadelphia himself. home as possible ; but when thei foreknow .
I tep. Rizpah quits the -courtly circle and Grey or Mary Queen of Scots. by th-eir age as well. Children born of very Shrewd fellow. He put as oil to it. Come that it will be set fair they start off in the
I IMPORTORT NOTIGE. :its on the rock, � Now I ask if mere natural coura, . skin' if Link Murphy wasn't wanted-' morning right away to a distance, where
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. All persons indebted to the late firm of ferent from those in which now from day to men who have gazed on the Great Sacrifice, ,of older men and women, while children- of up all right, and we let hini look at the need is plentiful. Again, if the rooks are �
#'AtTrpy .& TODD, publishers of THr . telegram. He said it was the mail and seen venturing into the streets of a town or �
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I 11011I.personatly, I a, .� ur own heart. The morning of life was aged 10 y r . with our man. It was a plain case And he To dream you sat,
..tt at Ofa d!r it. 0 from the sky. Many years agci the 8 a& a When 94 she was niarried I a crow signifies expe-
. Vktwrod LettOr, AT 07 SCO. New books Eshed with romise. ,Troops of calamities ' Forfarabirso steamer started from Hun to a managed 105. Three children came took the money." d.Aion of business ; if you hear them otyAk- ,�',,_.
w1ilt'auqed trim Nov. oth, 1892, and it since then gave made desperate charge bound for Dundee. After the vessel had of this union, but they had grey hair, no tiv"HAs he gone yet V asked anothtcr detec- Ing pleasantly while they are flying it is a .1 I
is ifinporative that all back accounts be u on y6n. Darkness has come. Sorrows , been oUt a little while, the winds beizan to teeth, were stooped, yellow, and wrinkled, a. sign of ill -luck. If you see in your dream , I
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A. M. TODp. sky, and barked like jackals from this ltponthem. The vessel leaked and the I bread and vegotables.-Charlogton Newn tor, lookilfig at his watch. I guess he sift- will be in danger of some misfortune. -AM I
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