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� know wbwt waso to be done. 1 41m.
like being Idle."
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"Not unless you doll' 4e declared
stubbornly.
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BOERS 110KE up A BALL
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ToWaxil midnight beavy firing broke
out upon the Western outposts, caus.
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THE WAISING, LOTTER
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To do I Hadn't be been otailug off
A sauoy smile oaxW sparklitig his
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and on al*oo his late breakfast at the
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INURESTING INCIDENT OF THE
success of our native cattle raiderOg
THE CHINESE GAMBLE WITH THF,
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" 'Twas from Icatblesula exes he flow,
dusty books on his topmost shelves I
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SIME OF MARKING.
who, managing to elude the vigilance
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Eyes of most unholy blue I
Had, he noit been cherishing a Secret
lectureb," she said.
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of tha Boer Scouts, had driven some
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Gerald Griffin,
Plan at flight I But lie could not pock
"You're not ,i gaunt creature with
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First Shen vgilpe issit,sk tile wowla *rter tile
tow head of cattle through their lines
1114terstry Xwoery" 00peals V00" 41he I
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Mrs. Basgot was dismayed Ito the
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bit wociosia Possessions himself. He
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ftlssve "eRMI-Oluvers C01141100 ThfUl'
selves 1011.
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Into on, Own camp. .
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vtossuleri Igo the sclooloroll
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dreaded the Indifference: with which
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"I never thought yould take it ISO
professional packers would squeexohis
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In the history of the stage of Mate-
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CITADEL OF THE TRANSVAAL
Everyone knows tb.'Xt the Chlaossio I
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A, 4eq4toll! tram Washiagton, Inays:
of Thyattra and OorLuth and Loadicea,
hard, girl" she said.
Mr. Alexander Freer looked around
adored volumes Into soap boxes. Nors,
be Ask the aid of Mrs. Basset.
,Ing, "w.,bat nbout hountelpal referral"
"I'll risk that," he Raid decisively.
king there shoul(I stand forth an
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are Inveterate gamblero, but few ". o� I
Pie 'have any definite Idea a's to, the
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-APov. Dr..Tjalsmago proftobAd from the
following ttoxt;-11116 -mighty
because of their �Ioth and stolidity,
ie blot American English
tb� well -kept dining room and then At
.aught
Us' could noit tolf hor of his intended
. She kalt her Slim. 4ark brow% ISTO
us ,remarkable to posterity, it,
perhaps, not quite so historical, as the
Tile 11,111.0plet Whore, the Oilers Are 113APRO.
. Coll to W1144sta"d tile VIA -10 Ililk,
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unraber and modes of Playing, except
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was a
Issuslister before the X4ord,l1-G Ift. x, P.
will out and
Christianity, Ind risa. an the ruins
the tempting breakfast set before him,
departure until all was in readisoma.
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Ile talked to parsdassistically aoroos the
famous ball which was given by the
A correspondent at Lorenzo Marquee
perbopa, with regard to taift-tau, and
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HOW, muoh awlgward Christian, work
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Stalwart, wide-awake- missionary
He know that Rover was weal at his in.
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.wild thea --Au extra ploaWs
table three times a day," she pre.
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Duchesis of Richmond on the eve 0
91VO3 M graphic description. of the
Pot- whic4 are Played IR the gaining
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tbAre to done, In tbb world I HOW, many
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Church, that oan take the full mean-
trusted to the Ignorance of tile ordin.
would -simplify matters. lie was not
cgedod gravely.
'Pro 'all
Waterloo. It may be, Indeed , a trite
dimtrict north of Lydenburg in the �
houses. on ,the assalsisland oppoetto
Hongkong in
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sgoad People there are who - drive souls
Ing of that command, 'IGO into all the
Ary servant, It was Mrs. Basset who
definite la tobsis future abode. A Up-
what I should - enjoy above
comparison, since it's only relationship
Trallavasil where it is reported great
Ind Macao'.Tho most ex- .
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I . away from Christ Instead of bringing
World, and preach the Gospel to every
hail mado,tbat goldowbrown and fra-
1:4 wossIld do for the present. At Any
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things I" lie proclaimed heroically.
With his hair
is contained in the fact that the of-
preparations are being made to Carry
tesagivo and elaborate form of Obluese,
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Abem� to Him I All their. fingers are
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grant coffee, Jt was list plump hands
rA;te must escape from the now
rumpled, his check
fleets were called away to the field
an the resistance to the British. Tile
gaining Willstag
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tUumba--rollgioua blundererts who up-
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I remark, further, it you want to
which had broiled the white -flab, and
Win its little bad of
boa.rder-ttso school teacher who be-
flushed and that now, eager light of
Interest in his
of battle; but, with so mu6b. uncer-
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Contra of the district is At Ohrigstad,,
indigenous to Canton, and vast sums
are id ib for the
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get. mo-fe than, the right, . Their g
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succeed in.spiritual arollsory, you must
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rrauge4 crisp
longed to clubs and who had written
eyes, be appeAred ton
tainty in European circles upon the
About ' thirty miles north of Lydan�
pa , e nsitficials. privi-
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I bag a oroQk4d barrel, and kiolm as it
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have courage. If the hunter stand
watercress ard sliced. lashion, -It *ars
lashed in the
P. book on Chemistry I I .
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years younger then the preoise and
conditions of the garrison, this fact
burg. Irbso 0hrIgstAd, Longer is so
!-Pp of manipulating this lottery, Irk
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W$tll trembling hands or Shoul-
she who bud become f pro
that toast, No,
wonder," lie cried in somewhost
'voicInIQ ,,If *you
6elf-suffl0lent gentleirsaA who had
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and its issues tend to show the spirit
called because it is the oldest and
each waLsong lottery there are
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tickets,
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comrade ivilo Voss along wtih skilful
der that flinches with fear, Instead of
paration at enticing.
A . fashion , would W
frowned over broiled whitefish.
that
with whioli, the town sustained 1 to
strong It
� eat position taken up ,yf tile
aad. for the purpose of num-
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hulltOrS;' at the very moment -be
his taking tile catamount,
Kra. Basset had Rover failed in I 'On"
me pack my
good enough to 1help �
morning, Good Kra. Basset
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parearloua existence. Although there
, north
Boors of the first trek going
baring them, the Characters in a smail .
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THE CATAMOUNT TAKES HIM.
sideratton of bla Comfort. They had
books Ind etchings. a have a collea-
*Proof
looked helplessly from one to the
were some 3,000 Boors around the gar-
from Cape 08lony and Natal,
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didactic back
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Wliat would become of the Greenland-
got OR go Smoothly tegather' - I
monthly a�knowledgmentl. But All
tiusa, too, of first .engravings.
You look us though could do the
other.
,"Settle it botweellpyou Pp
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rison, With twelve different varieties
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Fromsixtytoa hundved years. back
the Tranavasal was inhabited in die-
Obaxacter Classi
so 11 are invariably �
used, The cost of tickets Ind the
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14w.Christian people have ever learnt-
or it, when out hunting for the bear,
was to be changed now, In fano,y he
you
work sotiSfd,Dtoriiy� a can bring my
Then buratIn - out laughing , "'The
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of artillery, and. despite tl as steady
oreaso of fatalities I rom. shot Ind shell
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tritsts by Boonton who wore raided by
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number and value of the ,prizes vary.
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ad the lesson of w,hio
,If I read, It the
he Should stand shivering with ter.
ter on an iceberg? What would have
saw across that pleasant table A new
face confronting hlafttho� face of a
packing boxes Cost of the basement.
Raw housemaid is orosA-eyed and
that marked each day, they yet atim�
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the Zulus And other tribes. The I
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considerably; but are, of course, fixed
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. beginning of,this service, how that the
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woman. And alt the Idea of that
I am going to inhange my quartora.
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pook-marked, Mr. Freer. I. should have
told 11, I I .
ulat ad , thelir flaggiAg Spirits to a
immigrants took advantago of this
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before any particular lottery is I
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% Lo rd, Jesus Christ at the -sit' Want
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icket, with- a faint
in the African thi
vision,- materializing into flesh, h.is
We would have a few hours' before
Kra. Bassest goto home." �he went on,
you 'pitch
"That's all r1ght I" commented Freer
in. which .a ball was accepted
and n ' to the
ooluditiQu of and
themselves in tlis Country against all
cpened,.�' resu�ts of wftleeng -lot-
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taries depou(I on the surnames of the .
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, fro% talking about CUP Of w4teq to
. the most I truths,
' praotica, xl�ligipixs
heart and a weak knee? When �
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hastily.
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contentedly, "Now, I'm going to un-
welcomed ais an essential
conditions of the aside. A more de-
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sac " ful competitors in a I ne or other .
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which won the, woman's s�ul fori God I
panther comes within twenty paces of
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for He broke oft
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paok these books and put thein back
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tail, yet one'of dufficiently striking
impis of natives the Boors retreated
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I alesus in the wilderness Was. breaking
ion and it haa its eye on you,'and it'
tas'squatted for.tille fearful spring,
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Mrs, Basset Ill I
"Seven. years, come September, air."
breathless, a74 stood looking inquir.
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Importance and showing ,how very
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to Obrigstad Valley, Where the Posi-
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li�tllntments, which are periodically, .
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broad to the people" I think it was
"Steady there.!' I
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"Quite righ . t. Durin that time you
Ingly at heir.
It was po4rIng_rain one afternoon
a couple of months lat4r 4hars Jean - '
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socallre'and ]low serious to the daily
areimprognable it well defend-
ad, 'being a Series. of volcanic: forti-
held Ili the dist4ot, province or mat- �
4,walsongls �ofers
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and the yeast had done iCs work thor-
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have occasionally Accommodated men
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to board here, but
The milk white skin grew pink on-
der his glance., For a moment ,h, did I
otte Wallace Came forth from a meet-
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Situation, will perhaps
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the postponement of this' ball from
fications, � interminablor kopj a ex.
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the hall in which examinations axe
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There are monsters of Iniquity prowl-
Ing all around'about� the collainunity.
who wished Rover
women. - I understood that no woman,
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lug of the Womaills club. A n um"
brella was raised as she
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hold, and this fact, together with the .
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Of the, yeast, or of the leAven of the
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Shall we aot'in. the strength of God,
was to be received bore. For the last
,, X will help yon," she consented.
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Somewhere in the kitchen regions
I � steppednot,
and a famiHar figure walked basidt4 I
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eve -a Wbeeeding which was ran-
dered necessary *the death of a'
and
fertile valley about seventy-five miles
ms�s of The Thousand Ch�aradter Olao. 1.
kc," impIrts a kind of pseudo4iterary . .
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.-Pharisees." So natural a. transition it
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go forth and combat them? We not
only need more heart, buiLmore back-
year I have been the only boarder
and the solitude. has been delightful,
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she found and dounod a big blue I
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her through the ral.n. I
"This is rashl" she cried. "lt*"4
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populax townsman from a 100 -pound
'square, protected chn the cast by the
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Drallemberg and, on the -north and
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toile to WWL.Angs, and thus renders .
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ban,. What is the Church of God
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Now, this woman -11 He removed par t
of the whitefish tas his in
check apron. She Presented herself at
the fixst room of his suite, her alcoves
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almost as bad as taking ral, to laa-
shell in the course of the previous
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'morning. Recont Sundays have re-,
Cast by the br6ad'and, deep Oliphant's
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them blghly r9speotable and opular.' .
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poople there are who Understand he . -vv
I d fea'"roto look the eye
that shoul in , �
any txansgreos4ion T '' There is' - the
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Ominous Silence. � � . .
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rolled up, a soft old cloth in one band,
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tares I ,But I lisvven't . given you
worsted Slippers yet -nor a birthday
vealed a tendency upon the pitrt of
Rive r with Forts Oil
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From the south the valley narrows to
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in wbich a walsong is Carried,=
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to fasten the truths of Cod and
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Bengal ttger of drunkenness that'
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His landlady, generously proper-
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a feather duster in the at
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.. he' ene* to ignore that generoliss!
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Lydenburg, the only. gate, the trans!.
The masnipulaitor, or his agent, an- .
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prowls around, and instead of Attack-
ttoned, broad. at girth,:rosy at cheek
woman,hater watched, her as she �.
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. Alexander Freer held the umbrella
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oJourteous 'concession to a be-
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Gen. Cronjo
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port station for which is at Nelsprint .,
noances, by handbill and poster that .
Jottpiy will be opened on certain -- -
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O,aborne, one of thf, evangelists who
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Ing it, how many of us bide under the
Ind ordinarilyplaold at brow, gazed at
worked with anxiety that
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agured garrison, wi�ioh
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on the.. railway . from Pretoria to
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. . at through this country sonic, years,
aburch-paw, or the communl6ii-table.
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him Ili mental perturbation, That
merged in corsiplaceney. How well she
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but, there is a gift I'd dearly
granted -by professing his Willingness
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Delagoa Bay.
thcoming examination, Adding full . .
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6h I to 'attack this - great, Rich-
handsome,, ascetic countenance, ith
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know ,how to handle it 'book I The way
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TO. OBSBRV,E ,THE SABBATH ,
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Six or eight thousand Boers or even
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direction. -He oftine ,to nl� father's
I )"Ouse (?us day, and while w , at were all
,ter of- intemperance; Ind the kin-.
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its scholarly air;: that noble head under
its thatch of wavy.brown hair, that
she opened each, gave it a little sharp
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closing gesture to dislodge the dust,
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can give it to me I" .
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In so rulfAi that the tears have raaiii-
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fewer with artillery. could defy the
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&ad monsters of 'fraud and. on-
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reserve charm of manner which set.
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Ole British ,
Wh army, now in South
Afrioi for an indefinite perio,L So
and otha.r would-be .
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- Tsalmage, are all ,your children 'Chris-
tians "Yen,.
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pour . Ohristian courage, Through
him apPart from men .of less spiritual
it gently down asitlisfied even his jeal-
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The to! n came down-. I n a delugei.1,
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On 'of them were,
commencing again At any moment:
after 9,o.'dlook at. night. ' This ,Sun�
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army, no matter how many thousand
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hands in a slip of Popov, on -which he .
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ill Father said: all --but
tile press, through the pulpit, through
rAGhftIitysh6 had came to know
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Ong criticism. prepared
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either side people.
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day -was no 'excoptlqn, and-- we had -
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in numb could climb. tboAe giant
has written the 20surnamea he wi.sh� . , � .
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the, Platform, you must assault it.
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well and to admire the possessor of
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books for* packing be. stowed . them
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ooming,and going. But Freer a�al�
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ridgesor pass the Multitudihoud death
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as to f 'back,"pays for,his ticket, an d .
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led, down into the fireViace, and
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those. When he had t his
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Away in a lined box. He grew quites
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leaned neater -spoke with moire earn.
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get-% in return a preliminary recelpt" � .
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began to, tell a story, .
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a -n4 there a stragglser. going out to
club or, delving in the libraries he had
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exalted ovor his task�almosst hilar-
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eat, passion. . And-wby Iiat I For
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f1j;ht ,'theses #reat o !era. .I I-
been can . at' home
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Shoop were .I* -the foltir but therer was
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quity fR oar c6antry, the million
his booki, his. -etchinga, big rare colloo.
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Nothins to frighten A man away, ,.
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streets near the Masonic Hall present-
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at the lottery are printed, and each. . .
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afteWoership of ;our churches ' would
tion. of marine aq1qarellos,. Quiet,
her, laughing. �' I know how, men
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Only a obeek like a strawberry
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ad an.animated, even a: gdy picture.
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stakor gets, on application, a book and -
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Storm. Had be looked
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band together and hew; in twain
-pentered
elf , not prpsno to fifid'fault
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Off icers'In uniform and ladies in
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her voice was ,genuine. "When she
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with a careless happiness. which made
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so;ul I It will be maiiy a (fay before
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.remari4 if, you want, to
married, Iwas Ili serviod With lkis's
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leaving then I" - a
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each.othor with the stateliness thft�.
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Jeftnnett,e�s mother. They were rich..
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Was onstainiftry.thirt ,years ago,.The,
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effectual. in doing good i you must. li�
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folks It air hsaa*ld h.
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husband is." Mr. Smbth," to the wi a
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horses, oattle:and sheop, suinmer; and
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tbem. down un4err' tker axroW of the
Richey out. Ber .parents are -dead.
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Gospetl, but'bring' them. into, the
She supports herself. - She teaches
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neither might have. a first no -Ili a, for
with sLxained eye for any sign of
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Church of ,God, that grand home, and,
sollool.-night school. - She wouldn't be .
of reasons. . 4 am leaving
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movement in, the enemy's lines. .As,
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encampment' we, have phtch,�d, . this
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here in the evenings at' all.,' - .
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dusk closed in .the outposts had �xe-
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looked across . the table. . .,A�galp his
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the advanced tr6neh6s of �enemy
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THEY NEED OUR -PRIAYE I RS,
mental vision dicerned a' .vis-a-vis..
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length of thoreslstani�� wou I nd
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definite shape. - Mall,,PTim, angular,
"I understand she Is. one - of those
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had. been dra:w'n by four...raen to a point.
OR ille'supplies -
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whos, . .. .the I
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sallow, with, spectacles. astride a beak�
appalling creatures call .new we-
men," he went on, unconsciously
specitf Ill . J.Rev6r dL my
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,adjacent to our outlying Posts in the
tion, and.to stop these it would bl�
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. Visited. silk. The broad fields of Agin,;
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.() yo, hunters, fo-r ,the . . notonly
bring down the game, but bring it in,
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like nose and gri'm.11ps forcing smiles
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of. a colij.1d ' .
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necessary, for the -British Government
to obtain po�eesslau of Koloasia kiport
sucessaful competitors, amd so on .
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oVantique coquetfy.- Tre shuddered.
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the gi-pounAer Krupp had been put
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which would require some fighting.
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even writes -books on abstruse sub!.
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"Dear I'Dearl" ejaculated'the pTet.
qalsltor, "You surely didn't, go
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around theli,-'oalling cash. other, Xr,
easterv, rent.
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on -Powell: did not permit to become
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friends, we have a mightler woopon
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your, track tomday ,eint
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not in w,rath,,bat in mercy... Oji,
lAry of another.. - She is bright." �
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He groaned. .0is , a . a
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study th Pe progress.of women�hftd been
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Sympathy issweot.. If'an *
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Its 81c'.ve III haracter-The
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streaml o[ God's maitoy- and salvation
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limited. To him, as to many who
told Alexander Freir me
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..tle woman, evasively, " but I liked to
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PhyslognoinistEr go so faz as to o�s�
takes the first &Itz .or,� slisire,ofitt �
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wherallyou nftay� coot jolli thlistl Stop
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should be more libh rally, informed, a.
hd would have been 0
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give him his title even thoh, itWmOre
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club. woman.meant; necessarily an in-
from a lidusemaid,to would have been
in6redlll,us, But i2eire,
respectful, much more respAotful,"
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the danqe,bagan; It waa.early when
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red eauntain that leapedl".from
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different moth6raOr domestic
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rather more Affection.
the en,�=y sent their prelimino:iy vall
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usually not, maws. than .00 or 70. per. ,�
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far as I cani estimate or Calculate, it
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heart of MY Lord I bid yoi�
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ding it to big flattered. soul, and iish-.
Ing He told list
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and, less respaest,, said the daug - liter,
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ley whistling over. the town; In An
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stOpl, ' , Theres is: nielvey, ,for
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drearily, "if she were verged in the
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had nev*e' known'a home,siric �
rebelliously. doesn't .sound as if
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instant. the animation'of the, stra'
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is atmost :is lucky for a child to be
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IRAi Ing 30' or 40Pek. Cent, If to de- - I
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born with a I .
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thait. I boa , . v .
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Mra.,gass0t.f011t P aiting. the -edge
his mother died when he was a.boy of
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quabitanoo with him when you say
parent once moral. as, ground the doors
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.With the proverbial sliver spoo
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I)uuh the Corluthiaif ths-
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ca:n refuslathe offer that eomes,from.
publish . ad a book on chen;iiatryt which.
And zollege.i. - Then travel, hotels
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sh y husband Fritz whether it's his
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people P�0116stadjr4ha out a .1.
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concluded, "I've. been, coMfortably an.
name or not, it ham such a jolly air.'.
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room. Officers iadod their post
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Wby,'do, yen know that there'ars in
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obored for seven years, with leisure
this day and ago with a fine, disre-
as Orderlies galloped through the
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"constructive"
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'1ust an, J cuopospi1jr, Mt, Freer
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for, my own Intereat:s and. pursuits,
for' fespesat; and. old-fashioned
Streets sounding a general alarm,
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Cho nose. peculiar to
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has beoa officially declared leaflerts . ..
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in Luther's heart . iod'out :
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that offei you got to -day, would fling
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gulped down his coffee, took up his
and quite secure from Interruption.
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usually calFeadh other by -&
*a. Were .to be attacked, and a man
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I 0h, my sins I Qb, my sins I" If it
the crown of the universe at your
paper, and rose, , . . �
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But now I must.give it up.. I never
-cour-tesy,
nickname of varying, degrees. of boau-
can serve, his.gun,,and. ply his rifloo
least. important is one labelled by phys-
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"Combative
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� astrike I. Man ill the head, it kilts his
feet, if they' possessed itt, ]lot they
" When is site to�to honor us with
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can face tlssft�t gaunt creature in speo-
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ty, and-whIell, ban of tentim" A to*
can stand to his post in evening pu mp.3
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bud dress.trousers as efficiently.
iogn,omists and orgailsix-
Ing.,' This might also be called the
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scepticism; if it strike him in the beel,
. I ist will turn hisstep;'if-It strike him
went out on the mountains, the storm
took them, and they died.
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ease a 'guilty OOMSQIen6o
tacles, who will talk pedantically to
mote connection with the�ona given
and
as thoroughly as he could -svere- he
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military hose., It belongs to great
er, ftud,paymen;ts made to winners on
application according to the condi� ,
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in the hea.rt, he tbXOWS, UP his hands,
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shrank like that of Eugene Aram
me across the table three times a
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day Ill
them In baptism: But after all one
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mWassiAers on sea, an(l. land, Ind is
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the book and.
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as did one of ,the old when wounded in
place -they call the " dear-loap 'O -two
when she encomirtared the penetrating
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'Does Abe wear Speocacies 111. de-
flies this way better - than the atif f
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the t.renc,hes. For a few minutes no
so prominent thisit it cannot be In I,-
by stakers until printed
,tickets, are ready for delivery. I
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gra" about eighteen yards apart, be-
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6yos piercing her perjured soul..
manded a demure voice-, 7 '
through a married I
'life of thirty or
one .quite know ,what would happen,
taken. Wellington bad it to An ab,
- Before banding in his lisit of got- .
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reater mystification prevailed a
and g a
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pormal dogTee. In this, SO in 0 lier
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names the Car reful stoker consults the I
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Again, if you wan, -t to be skilful in I
'must
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is called 60 dear-ledp, because -once
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forty years to address bar liege lord
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as Water Smith, or Jones, or Brown,
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the note, of firing Came from every
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of our front. Urgent orders
respects, he 'bus never been equalled
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lists of successful candidates It prov- .
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spiritual archery, you hunt, in
unfrequented and -secluded places, The
ft; hunter was on the track of a deer;
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He muttered, somsthmg abo I
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twenty -faux hours of grac,a, and went
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They all do -the clever ones. She
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just aal.thou-,h he were verI13 her
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quarter
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were Issued, to be obeyed as ra ly�
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a great believer in nonesp,
sible asearst,gins the names.of candl- � .
dates who ar6 favorites for a place an
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good game is hidden Ina ,secluded.
was no escape for it from, the pursuit
*off to his big, beautiful grant room,
might expect; me to take .bar to lee-
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master, and She were living1h medie-
Maxims were brought up at, a gallop�
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Every hunter knows that. � So, many
of the hunter, and in, utter'slaspair
'wherein were gathered together his
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tu res. She -might induca� me to take
up municipal reform. She'�. - the
val'times wheins exaggeratedpolitene8s
mariewd the intercourse between men
the reserve squadron was hold in
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readiness, coming up,to headqua rters
-And was personally.'well endowed in
that particular, but nothing like to the
formaltibn don be bad from tiPAters �
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for & 00ogideration. A, staker, for in-
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of the souls that will be of most worth
for Chriat and of roast value to. the
1-t .ggItherod itself up, and in the.
death agonj attempted to jump
icoamulation of literary and artistic �
t;rcasures.. An hour la,ter he open .
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at the double. The guns Were loaded
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stance, may lolrn that a candidate, . .
bearing an uncommon Surname, and
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Church Are secluded. 'Choy do 'nat
across. Of course, it feflo and was
ad,,
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ad-'Imight give we worsted
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slippers -of - a birthday edition of
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and trained, and within a few min.
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utes of. the general alarm the ball-
Waterloo, Both' are said to have
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chosen their men for Important post-;
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being comParativd1i unknown, ia, like- .
ly to do well -turn out a "dark horse "
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Come ill Your Way. You will lipave ,to
dashed on the rocks far beneath. Here
C, Vd
knack.* ilke to ask you a favor
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poems -she might I",
"Some day I'm going to get lap a
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was deserts . d and every man was
tiptia by tile size and shape at their
in toning Parlance. A " tip " of this
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is a path to heaven. - It is plain; it is
Mr. Freer, air," began Mrs. Basset.,
'!I've
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leetts,re an . d advertise it to be do,
.room
at his post. .
bases, In ,short, Wellington and
kind is, worth Paying for. It in usual I
to " bail," of the commonest oar-
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yonder they are UP in that [garret,
-safel. Jesus m%rks it Out for every
man ,to walk in. But here Is a man
just -got a telephone message
that my Water, who flives on the West
tle voice from the ladder, In the Sit.
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liverdd before women, Only,, said
dentist. , "In
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ii was a fine night and the moon
Napoleon, for. professional purposes,
some
names, like our Smisth, Jones, eto,', 1. *
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Par away f rom, the door of any ob urch
who says: 11 I won't walk in Chat path;;
Side, has come down with pneumonia.
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ones that followed they heard.tlst, ball
clock strike. . .
�L thdt way, I'll be sure
to draw a big crowd.. and Wilson I get
was full. Here and More, silhouetted
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pracLis,sod physiognonly, ,which was a
crime in the days of Elizabeth, when
thast is i6 say, stakers are uot Allowed, . .
-to include "barred" names in their .
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the Gospel arrow has not been pointed
4DO
I will take my own way." Ile mes
Ekhosils the only sister rve -got, and I'm,
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a 'Whole grist of- femininity within
against the sky line. those who were
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"all persons fayaliag to have knowledge
List for the reason Chait Such InAines .
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aft Client. The tract distributor -and
on until he confroxita tbi) chasm that
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worried to knorw how bad she
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Mrs, Basset may be back any minute
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hearing distance I'm going to preach
watching soul d zoo the reinforcements
'enclies.
of Phisiognoullo or like Vantastical
tire CertaiR to appear in the list of . I
sucaa�'�Joj, competitors, amd, It hot
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the city missionary a
'des his soul fjoaft h Ivan. Now, his
divi e
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thoilght-nesing you were staying in,
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-Hark I Isn't that she now?" - - Be
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.at them for all I'm worth. My text
marehing to'tha advan
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Imaginations'O. tendered themselves
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$I bmTred,11 would be loserted in every
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catch a glimpse or t1lem, as 'A:bunjor
lost hour has coma, And ho, resolves .
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stumbled to his feeto looking like a
�vlll be -The Thread Tooth." Why you
There had been little tim to think.
liable to all manner of . Portia.
staker'a list. In the Stratter Settle-
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through the trees gets & momentary
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that be -will leap tife bblam, from
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-res. That's all right,," . .
d6teeted schoolboy. - ,"Theret One
walash will parsiat in lioink such
of anything,- to collect anything, the
m6 who forward 0
i von in these days we have th
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tile heights of earth to tlip heights of
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"But it's 'Thursday, and Delta in
box is ready, anyhow. , Yoti must let
senseless things when you know the
were sent . simply
fighting nose at the front-wherla, of
Al, various d6vioes, are resorted to
9 Order to avoid the heavy pelialties,
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heaven. - Stand back now and give
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going out. The now houssernald Was to
11116 thank you, Misas-Miss- -
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SNATCHING THEIR RIPLES.
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course, it should be, The finest 'speci-
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I 'gable, to Come to u& We are not good,
him full swing, for no soul ever didd
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come at 3. 1 thought it it wouldn't be
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"JOAR," She Prompt ad.
harmful is something I can't for the
and ammuni
Ction reserves. For a brief
men is the property ,of Gen. X Ily-
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ies,, For natancis be .
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bualters. Wo are expectling thltt the
that successfully, I�st him try. Sump I
asking too mueb-if you'd lot her in
#,miss, Jean -and take this," There
life Of me undersitand, bgt It is a
moment there wal§ exceeding confus-
Kenny. It is quite Wellingtonian,
purport ta give admission to a theat-
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prairie,fawl, will light On our church
Jump I He mWes the mark, end he
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when ,he el,ga-t'
was a sound of tho, door, which had
fact that nine out of ton of you who
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ion in the forts filat had been.order-
and gives points to Xapoleon. With
rical pexforn%ahc6� I two -dollar tiqlFet
being.for admission to I front seat,
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6teeple. It is not their habit. Xf the
, goes dorwa,' depA below depth, "do-
41 Certainly. Any directions 911 .
been opened with a latchkey, swing-
use the needloo be it much or little,
ad to turnish reinforcements 'for any
such a nose Gen-Kally-Xenny ought
a ocae-dollar one to & w6A4 "and a .
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attoyed without renaedy.11 Men I an-
,, Xo. She won't Reed to do any-
Ino! shut again. A. heavy, stop came
will go on biting as it nothing better
partiolilax trench; but this duty Was
to go far. FrOnT big nose the physiog-
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fifty-ceut one admittlOg a ,ohlld "balf
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Years for the world to Como, in and be
gels I devils I What shall we call that
thing till t got b"k. Thank
up the stairs. You are welcome, but
than teeth had ever been invented for
performed so, quickly and the town
namist would toll YOU tl -mt. Gen,
prAce." Such ,trom Sparetit. �#Ovjoesg
. 84v0d, it will wait in vain.
. , The world
place of a,kal Catastrophe t Lot it be
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you,
I can't take any money. Here is Arrs.
the purpose of severing thread. I ver,
Wits in ,such readiness to repel attack
French is possessed of determination
however, deceive no ol�o .Aequaiptod
the lot tery. .
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Al
will Rok Como. What the Church
known. for .ever ag The Sinner's Death
sir.11 .
Basset ill '
UY believe that it a Woman had a, dozen
that oar mobilization would have to-
and perseverance. a The name ex.
w1t)i
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I wants how Is to lift, its feet from
Leap,
She took her partly person Away,
And there, Indeed, was that worthy
Pairs of shears within reach she
fleoted credit upon the smartest Im.
part would probably, describe Gen. Sir
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damask ottbliftans, and put them Ili t -ba
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and Alexander Freer went back to him
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woman, leaving' against the . open
Would bits bar thread Instead of slip.
Parial force. Presently there was a
Itledv6srs Bullerld nose as that of a
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LASTING QUALITIES.
9 Stirrups. W6 Want a( Pulpit .on
SUALL14111 OAtLING CARDS.
boolt. no left his door wide tha-t be
door and staring in wild astonishment
Ping Ito which really doesn't take a
lull In the firing, oLnd the ambulance
"pladder," wlsile,, According to Aristo-
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wheels. The Church wants not go
The big pocketbook has been roplao-
miglit bear the ring. Ile, did halt it
at the wells presented, The packing
second longer. ' .
waggon made its way to &-sheltered
tle. who, vairsutile mant professed
Irk# thlissese lVauld ACC6kI1-,)11$h lignek pt . ,,
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much cushions Is saddle.bags and
ad by the purse of gold mosh, netted
,&% hour after Dolia's crackling skirts
cases -the heaped up books -the con-
"But. I don't bits hard,01 my eallers
Point, . Prepared to move forwaW
gains knowledge of pliyaloonomy,
T4ssrued to Cood,
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silk and heads, s0edeand jewelss' and
on the'StAlis had indicated her festive
founded Owner of the latter -the
always protest when I expostulate
should it becoifte necessary. I watch-
Lord Kitchener is "insensitive.91 of
. 1ho Ch',nosa h.va many trak-ts wA:c4i
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I .. the gown and kid -gloves, and out on
tho. vary long and unhandy broad
de,paxtdre. He went down, opened the
shapely,sylph on the ladder.
with them. Great Scott, what An
ad for a few mitiutes tile Wells in the
all the Boor comina�adants in the field,
it properly developed, would cause '
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the husating-shixt. There is outside
eardcaot has given way to the easily
door. The girl in the vestibule wore
"Joanottesill she cried. "My dearl
Urgurokutt lust as It & person had
morket oqiltLre, paying particular at-
Louisa Botha is thd oniy one whose .
them to aasuftle a leading place among
. w0k to be done. Wha,t is that I see
carried rage- of convenient size and
a. trim black go". a tan jacket, and
What dam this meanto#
to bite clear through a millstono to
tention,to Col. Baden-Powell and his
nose is Of the military model, Notwith.
the nations at the globe, The Pao. .
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it the backwoods? Xt Is a tent. The
weight, The change bas necepsitat-
An audacious little spring hat. She
"I did not Intend coming until to-
break tile enamel on a tooth. A thread
staff Officers, who had congregated
Standing the reverses he has suffered,
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ple, are Industrious, hospitable, teram I
. hunters have stisado a clearing and
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ad a change in the size of visiting
had rippling reddish hair and the milk
morrow.ty H:ss Jeanette Wallace had
is a fin , delicate thing, to be sure,
a
beyond the Stoop of the beadquartera*
ho is generally credited 1W [ill being a
potato and deVoted to learning. They
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Camped out, What 6 they care If
eatsis, and these are smaller than they
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� white skin that goes withi it, 6, scarlet
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descended from her olh,vatod seat and
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but so are name saws Ind f ties, and
Office- Now and again Lord Edward
very able soldier. I .
axe strong anti wiry. They ,Oavd
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they have Wolt feet, or if they have
have been for many'rears. A. few
mouill, And -eyes of forget-me-not
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was greeting her friend warmly. "I
all are -sure to cut their way through
0ani-1, 'the chief staff officer, would
Lord 11obeirta-utlat of %in asonat It
lasting qualities. The ,Chinese tan
� nothing but a pine branch for & pil.
year's ago missog not $lat 'Out' unod
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blue. Sometbing aingulasly youthful
changed my mind at the last minuto
almost any'substance it applied per.
(Utach himself front the group to send
must N confeasda that it Jg na.t of the
live anpvbire, oat everything and be-
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low, or for the north-east Storrof L If
cards the size of those now carve at
and fragile About tho Slight form,
_and cam. Now Ilia going to
$!stoutly. When I got my ls�atura
In ina.tridWon'by one of the many or.
"fighting$'. stninill, ,T)ia 'If -ace, reod6r�v
llev;6 anything. They of1twear t1fe
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. a release In, the darkness steps Into
for tWr mothers. Same at the new
solmething lonely In the lifted 068,
,change it again -and go away,"
ready, I'm going to sly all this and 0,
� dorlies whol with their horses, were
,Would say that its owner possessed
txlbeA of Souttlarli Asia,. are more
. thie lake to drkik,/the,y hear It right
cards art alisaost square, others just
oppa4led to -bims. Like .Becket, Freer
"Uri Freer," pleaded the embar-
g�od deal more, and I'm going to
19 waiting. it was a Cheering smo-
,great artistic Instinot. Quite rilghtf
Conservative than the Japanese and I
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'away. If a loom.ciry in the midnight,
a trifle longe hi
11 spoke to a moble, as though he were
� tanned landlady, "what Is all this
wind up with the advice that XvIn giv.
tacle, the pxompt and Methodical
tdrd Itobarts ii An mirfjst-njls� artlat in
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less poetical thin the U41410 4
they bear it. So In the service ,af
With an address i1h one Corner land an
I, Churl, and to I churl. as though he
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about ill �
Ing now to every woman whollandles
manner In which our final ar'rarige-
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are possessed of Much common sense.
God wo, have exposed work. We have
At home, day In 4notWr there hq not
were a. noble Ill Now he addressed the
"My blunder, madaral" he cried re-
a needle. Don't bite your thread.
I hi'llot weXo perfeated, Then the
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Their religions And suportititions on- �
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got to Camp out and rough it. W
much fair wbitespace left upon which
girl with the delicate Cali
irtesy women
tnoraetully. "Took this young lady for
Cut it or break it, but don't it
11 you
atefill 0.
group broke up and the 6. S.
,Vats of all kinds, shapes and con-
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ter into everything, even their Cho t
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Pusttl�g (ill 0 ur "to ou the forty
the indolent woman can gerawf a
of his own class, so admisred In him;
the houscalsald and askdd her to help
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value y4ur incisors And yaul.$
, Cuspids
Iblittles of the Sit"
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ditions are in fashion, hat the latest
ing and lying. Gambling ig the nos-,
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N&A91r6
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". I= 000014 � in brooklyn who
alsaaaft ge lastead of writing a Hato,
11 Urs. Bans6t WdS Obliged' to go,
mse pick my books. I bag hor par-
and your biouspida, saw it off with
uation. The enemy Conte inplatedan
thlugfronisparlsiSAmodothlied poke,
tional SIR, The little ,children on.,
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S, Como il � Church, What a"
but'those Small cards are very handy
out," Ito oxplatutd. "I The co6k It also,
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don, I'm sure Ill
your teeth'.
atta0k upon our Southeastern front,
� trImmed %,Vilit a large bow of ribbon,
the street throw diet for the candy .
doing for th � three hundred and
for tile little ratiettles and small card-
absciat.wYou wet the ne* houstmaldr
',Ilut_paaklngI Were you going to
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concentrating their advance upon our
silk a -t velvet and one, two, or three
*ith the salesman. The missionary . .
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. sixty t Rd that do, not dome f
houlad
Uses. 1� .
I believe. coma in. Mrs, Basset' do.
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loavot 0, Mr. Frear I And all on ac-
GOOI) APM'TITH9 PIMPERRED.
position in the br'Okfiolas- If subho
small bunches of roses well forward
* from, the Occident, outnumbered by� -- .
94ft they no KAla ? Are they sin-
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sired me to mention' th,ord would, be no
taunt of--,,
Urs. Skinner. -I'm glad to hear yon
ladood, wat the Cam We d(suld Promise
4>0 the brim, The crown is m6dium
the opium vender and the Whisky pod- .. �,
long that they wed no pardont Are
WORITA)IS I)h=li RATb.
task for you until h6ryeturnt'll
"Of mail' cried Jeanettd, gaily.
bay YOU'lliave, such a, good appetite,
oursolves a smart, little fight, arid one
-high,, tapering a little toward the top
dlor, bast Weit,unable to keep the
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I thOY 'out off from 'God, to go into
Wh4 denth rate of the world is 67
For 4 InOmObt gile, regarded him
"But I shan't, ba your boarder, Mrs,
Mr. NowboAr4ar.-Landladiez goner.,,
moreover$ at point -blank range. We
and the brim, drooping'Ish tNo back,
viceA at the West from being intro- 1.
otosirialty-no wing, to bear them, no
AM the birth rsl-Ito, 10 a minute, and
' blAtAkly. The" her lips drooped. "I
Haenct. Mt, rrw will stay."
ally fear & good appestite.
.had so foxtified -our tr6ftelssM In this
Is aftaftipUlAtls,d in Curves to anit tilse
duc�d along With the virtues, And, &f-
light to cheer them, no woloom to
this seeming light "Toentsige, of gain,
I am 80try", Abe said, 1104news. Ahe
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