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11�1.� close at the first week, when the in and oil the back
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, "M . .t at doors. But world mo;koes It Impossible, for LONDON'S FLOWAR. MAR -tbO city 40 business on a lavoisr scale, � I
, , .W * that Aunt Lossloo did not know this, and, him to, be .?&a ,queorapulono as till$
Large Lady, reahzImir Perhaps THE So S, LESSON* "'T � . "
� she, could no longer ignore such ad. adoyhow, sba was sure� that she would I -W"-* wovI4 expects. Our Lord In here mak- *--" buying ovary Morning over $10 worth ,
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.. . kl�l till NON beronce to that lowly position. made ftild Em Ing a gomParbion, which W Wh 4 A SKETCH T . . 10 nome I
,, , my Lou at home w1wa she
. � INTERNATIONAL LESSON, NOV- 4 oomma4datort and a 6ondcningtorY AND ITS SURROUNDIN the 11 toffs,111 who are quito willing to 80"0400
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� the discovery that while toR, mmy Lou got there. . "Wo", . QS. pay a o4penoo. for a f4toblug bud. .
odd bearing. 110 WOU14 have Christiana I .
-,Q.60� mlgbt ,spell "dog" And 01-rco But EMMY LOU W48 Oat at home, q I winow GA'ADENIN0.
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.. �� .1111111111 . . . . . . I . . . . . . . "I WN flfll Bramy Lou aUdIt b la The 110ttat file,ward Laka 10, 1-10, t -41410a 11 blarmlona an, 4 aloo I , Naturally, the collection Qt moste"
.1el might spell "frog," ,ol g now well on In the after- not Serya 4v4i,iI and � , oven but vivo It 1101011ged Formerly to list ordilerwr N1914k Wo
� . I � could not find either On alirlated noon, Aunt Katie and Aunt Loulne Text. -I, To tlt�l 44 serpents", I -1111tis West tit , 0 Ite4ort 9r 141starle Iles, that oiloonsp about the doci of tbe Nblo-teutl]14 Of the w;AdQ OW 9W
- Nikulktioll, latue $6, 13, 0. I may unto you. Here comes an . iionago,%-Xii Now Tlir6igt-41 bit cosievi Floral hAli in not without its odd window- gardening &to too orOWW
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. page, and, tuxther could ,Act tell and the lady vishar and the cook all PRACTICAL NOM mphatio - comma 411101 Flower 6104. members. The oddest of them till In tor the plant$ to look wait orito W41. .
� 40%;a ot the first week of Emm,v wherein they differed wheis found started out in search, while Aunt � lid, Make to Your� I
� Versa 1. Ile said ulne, unto'his diA. 8 . 11 Dummy Kelly," ev poor creature, TWA % new last right ww. by throwd,
r4QU'6, Wand ye4V at a. certain, large for her; that, also, Emmy Lou made Cordolla, oent'the house -boy down- , , 0. selves frissids of the mammon of un. -TuAt at nine In'the morning, every ,
, olpleol. And, aVparentlys. In the Pre righteousness. 0 as We I -Ave it in day ex can ua,'N�c speak nor hear, Be laic iiwal every Poor or InSIAM"I'alt
..cept 'Sunday A remarkable wtO ,
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I � her figure $'a by adding one unoer- town for Uuole Charlie. Just as � b r,
� Public sob" found bar round, chubby once of PhaTisoes.. To got Us full akes place In Covent Garden 40016141 k Oo
� talu 31ttle 0 to the top at a � the eleventh verge, 11 the unrighteoug change t now tiOtt hie Is, " poor," how. growth. Satter to buy now 10t k 14
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�, , . self, like 4pWk-qbeeko4 period, e4d. , . nether Uncle Charlie arrivod-an4 It was past apirltuAlmeaniog we Must Assume mammon.,, The word ,,M%Mluou,,, is Market. You couldn't exactly call It over; he I& abundantly cheerful and, the Opring than, to tWA1 Your PrOoloop ' .1
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j - , uncertain littlti 6; and that white five a,ciceU by tben-some, of tile the binding Obligation of 0ATeACOns- 10hatidaid, and means " r1ohoO.." To a transformation scene Vat you could tn spite of his detects, Manages some. window space Into 0 hospital ward tot ,
. � : Ing the long line of Intermingled litr BmWy Lou mtqht copy, in smeary obildreil'of the neighborhood, having mandments.. Here is not % 100004 la alre frianda of it is, literAllY, by call It a transformation owelL.Up to how to 44) business, wltbi A bit 91rcle sickly plants. I .
, t.l.Q "a a -ad gW.3 making WbUt was o-olamiss, certain cabalistic signs off found a Small boy living gains squares I M .
, . kly spaa,king, but (x lesson *6 go Immaculately oleani.
',, known, twenty-five yearn ago, as the the blackboard., she could not point off who confessed to being in the moxals, strio , Means of 10, The �, mammon I or 9 its odors are, those of milady's draw- Of 4119tomarb. They 84Y bi% has Ono 0 K 0 the fQl*
spiritual. acumn and sanotif!W OOM- ---only more no. the beat trades outoldo the flower Wash, the. leaves Once or twice OV617. 1.
�- Firot-Jgoadar class. Emmy ;,all had them off In tons, biladrads, thou� First Reader wltb Hnimy Lou, arrly� " wealth of unrighteoviguess 11 rofem to Ing room on n, gets cTay . .
� , Mon sense. 'The lofty moral t0acts' t building, All - attempts to wisek. A
; . . worldly wealth; but we are not to The air is ladou so heavily with the Marko , , plant's 1111291! are !tit leaves.
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spent her first year in the Primer sands, or read their, naMortalit values, ed also, with the small boy in tow, Lugs a otheir Portion$ at the Bible are lie atmos- "'work" him have PTOVO4 futile" tkud Sh the du4t I .
jujnp to the conclusion that it is perfume of flowers that t . owering the foliage waobxw
! class, where her teacher, Miss Clara to save bar little We. 'The Large "Slide didn't know ,dog, from 'frog' Tile Par- coal ratralLues, the Plant .
� by no , Lady, Sorely perplexed wfthha ber� when she Paw 'am," stated the small not Ignored,, but assumed, wxong to be wealthy. Our Lord is here phere Is fairly oppressive, And thon4t be has tbranho4 sovidral, bigger men out at the Pan
,me. had concealed the kludliest Able was diwooted Against the Pharl, . distinguishing between the wealth a% 9 the roses, 4u4 tho hyacinths and all who tried tt, His hottest rival is and imparts vigor. B�oidais this, clean . I
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� � oit hearts behind a brusque and oner- self as to the proper course to be par. boy with the dorialon of superior Sees and scribes, Y40 ,a$ A class were ;
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) gotia manaor, and had possessed, Sued, In the sight of the fifty�nlsse ability, "an' teacher, she told her to 04 tUe other world, treasure laid up in tbG other pogles cease, to make their , Playfully known as klio, "Ginger Xan,". plants do not IiAXbQT bWQt$- thO .
i . children Of- this wax1d;!' but it has A heaven, and the wealth of )this world, presence felt, and till aorta at Vega- fxOTQ his Plentiful supply Of QgrrOtY greatest, foe of the indoor garden. $44.
. along with her red hair and a temper other Virst-Readers pointed a con- stay After nobool. She - was setti?u' deeper Pollan to all of " the characteristic and represents. tables, rips and decayed Oat have been hair, a a a ba 4 b on
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I tinged with that color alisQ, % -Ing forefinger At the miserable the,va in her dealt when school lot out, us. A, steward. -A lionsal dispensers" -he has been eartli at the top 11 I
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� . voice that, by its unexpected Onap in little object standing in front of list Emmy Lou was." . N. supervisor And poymanterl who tiyb Object and doligbt and destre of in the backgTound of odors rush for- ad t1irough, on top," but I Loosen, the oruated Ad I
elfish and unrighteous." The love ward with their move robust frag- doing, business there for ton, yearn of the pots. Tha rootis used %jr* a .
� attacking some small sinner had platfor 4a . . I
. . in, and said, "You w I stay But a big gi,r]. of the -neighborhood 'probably carried his MaJ%t6r'5 sig"i8t tile 6 steadily, in soft, Pliable earth, tbey got it by
1, after school, Emma Louise, that I objected, "Her teacher went home ring. HI'S office wa fa I ar to the Of. this in the root of all a 1; but raises, aid Covent Garden!A romance .
caused Emmy Lou's bittle heart to `U -vi . . hard top � . .,
1) . in while we axe not to love it, I we are fades. � ----*.—, oapill",y transmission. A .
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� jump many times a day, Rare Bmmy why examlile further into Your the minute school was out, she da- disciples, Who, had 32 this ))son . I .
; . - . . . fore an .it in all because of the eccentric THE PIERCE LIGHT. , trust goals the soll, up as though is ,
�, - Lou ha4 spent the year in streniiiiii.41Y qualifications tot this grade." Oared. "Isn't the, now lady, Mrs. comparedi by their Lord to faithful to Make friands. by means of it. Wb � � . . .
? gulding a squeaking penell across a Now 13m.my Lou .liad no . idea what Sam . The ye fall, When the wealth falls. They boutre kept by the Covent Garden 4 1 -0 a 4ug.., Neither air Aor waterfind free
uols your teacherf" this to the and wise sta* do, Lake 12-42-48 jag Iteve,04101se callearl,111, r .
%T I ,iklls,ent. entrance; through it. Plants in hdrd .
- him, that he may receive you into everlasting hali- Flower Market, the greatest In the Aturti I . . .�
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protesting slate, or singing in oborns, it- mean't-,laxamine further into 5 " bo�. "Well, he, daughter, Bat- same was a'43ovoed. unto - . . fic,l), often suffer from jgal� of moisture ,
. mall � tations. " They ".are the friends Mat world. It shut* �up shop for the day I - . Avdirg,114A. . .. .
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�, as Miss Marals long wooden pointer "or qualifications. for this grade," tic, obeig in my room, and she who had wasted his goods� Ors ."that be a I to, though water ban 'been
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$. 1 went up and down the rows of worde It-milght be the form of.ppnishment nick, and hit mother came -up to, our was . I . rak aconsa- (lave been made by the right use. of the At � 9 in the mc,Tntiag, just as leisure- "Lord $a1fabury's condition tin- at the too . . . . . . . I
� wapting tlxem;" the we aWday. He was given ovary daY- .
� , on the sPelling-chart; "A -t, at; b-aA, in vogue for the chastisement Ofthe room and took her home. Our t ell ttoul that coul'a be made.- against -a mammon. " Everlasting babltatioii�,, ly tradesmen on the. near -by Strand proved a little ye . .
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. ea or . 'in becomes in the Revised Version "star- .are opening their doors, By that time ordered to take a bran-wasis and +91ide the shAdep up.to the top at
llvr bat; ei-a,t, io�t;" or ,,a -n, An; b-a-ri ban,, members ot the Wrat Reader. But she went down and dlomlssOd the hpaso dispenser, for "it is rMaired ' saisiv; take, down the, MIX
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1, e -a -n, can." Emmy Loa herself bad "stay After school" she did under- First-Readexs,"�, . . I m I tabernacles," flunwIthering practically every flower dealer in . some oliced carrots, aud this morning the upper
. I stewards that a man be foulid faith- na . fashionable firms was able to sat a little chopped hay. tainin at the Plant Vladows d I . I r
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1. , so tittle Idea of what it was all about, stand, and her heart sauk,'and her "I don't care If she dtd�" retorted fav"', 1 car 4. 2. I . booth's" .We must remember been I' I I .
... - I I the small boy. "I reckoo, I saw E in'- his of then. Jerusalem every year turned Its life on Regent street and Piccadilly to the His temper has.not mproved by Gold's invlgorati�g sun sbiAe in- SUA- .
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� that she was. dependent on her neigh- little breast heaved. my L 2. Hom In'it, thlat I bear - t into a festival of booths, a,Feagh of picturesque unkempt flower girl tit his illness, an . 4. he recently kicked a abine to A Plant is What 6014 is A . O �
� . I hot o thq proper ,. It was then. past the noon recess, ou sottin' there ",$h0A we come 4,Wh,at is this that I hear otro-al" The . I .
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?. starting-polist heading the various In those days, in away." . . steward's master is not Only indignant, Tabernacles.. wh,en on, every house- the curb, has stocked up for the day, boy so iseverely that the youth had a Klondike minor. I . . %
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�'� , "umus-1,%-t, at," or ,'a -u, An,', or etty, school closed at halt -past one. � Aunt Cordelia, pale Aud tearful,. he is astonished, f I or he had thoroughly top, and in every open space ,and all and thousands of - dollars, worth- of to. be.. removed, to the hospital," . . I . ---"I- ., . .f � I . .
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4, clutched Uncle Charlie's arm. "Then I over the surrounding hillsides, tem- blooms have changed bands. . . The above paragraph, which appear. KITCH . .. I .
:, I I a -t. at," "o -ii, on"; after * that it sal had abie's there, Brother Charlie, looked tyusted this maxe. Give an account of . I a . The Aaoe originally was known as ad reeentl in an eiveniiig paper, did . I . EN HELPS. :
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: was easy galling. Bat one awful rung, The Large Lady, arms folded . . . thy, stewardship. Literally, "Give porAry little houses- w re made of I y , I . IUAbleached � canton flannel makes . . .
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up in that dreadftil-plata-my"Prect- -my leafy branches' . These withered "Convent Garden," for it belonged to not rdfer*0 the Conservative Prins- , ths I � .
, day, while the class stopped suddenly across her bornbazino . bosom, had , . L. back,'! that is. "Hand, me back . . I .
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� . warning finger I ' ous baby" -'t . L . Rev. Vex., 'shortly, and iiiair tana4to wont" Society* Of monks, but even in the lot, but, to one of Lar.d Salisbury'a : Never Is L t, the flour dredgexs' salt J86r, .
at Miss Olara'a as faced the class, . antk with awesome signet ring." Thou mayeat , . oldest lecorded times vagetablesseem, four-footod namesakiii. . . . .
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� . , . solemnity had . 011111aLoated, 'It '4'Wbs* is a sk can. oto.i remain unfilled. Rat
. visitors opened the door, Emmy Lou, . already 'IF bawl" said: Unole. Charlie. . "thou Cangt" fis no longefLe award; It -.back to distant homes, and the whole I III, them iiii , .
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'. . . . . . Aut Aunt Cordelia was wringing . ,,r lie had festival showed itself to have been I to have, been sold, there, Historic chat- - inny, ,undersixed L. . ,. I I . .
her eyes squeezed tIght shut, her "Attention";.and sixty little. people . was'act is� (question, whath, I . . ,y few soon As they are emptied. .
L I I I � bar hands. "You don't know Embay I . %state by the $QOrekneW the old place didate bit the beat. and has vex '; it' .
L . and1ro to the had sat up mtraigbt, whou the . door � . wrongedl lis employet; it was a more buf a transitory joy, But the habita- . . It I% true L A little vinegar put into A ying �
I � I Little body rocking to . 0. I Lou, Charlie. .It she was told to sta I of the, Now Jerusalem are avei- and its heighbouxbood well; At the really good -points. he .
i rhythut, went rIgbt on, m -a -n, man," opened, and a.teacber from the floor . !, question how much he had squandered, t10116 I . treat, now known to contrives to Win favour"wkerover he pan and beated, over the, fire removes -
4. . . p .She has stayed. " She's looked up In is 1f, out as but a, transitory joy. But the habita. corner of Bow -s I . L �
p -a -n, pan'.%�untll at the Sound of &have "me in. I and we Is urther amployin .1 . compati- the oaor of fish or onions from the ut- L
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I . that dreadful 'Place. What shall we fame only for its pence court, Wilps goes,. and other and better . . I
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�-, , bar own sing -song little voice rising At her. Whispered oonfidence', -the . . � Steward Was not to be thoaght at. testing homes of'festivity. - . . . . . I I �
, . . Pon the Silence .Large Lady left . the room hastily, do, my baby, my precigus baby--" is a text Which might well be L 10. . Hin that is faltirfal in that, Coffee House. stooai a gathering place Aors have to give! Way to him; but enftli..
- wLth appalling fervor u I . Aunt Katie was, in -tears, Aunt ,Here is least in faith I I us wits, it is Whispered that this .is More due X110'kitclian cupboards and itreAsor .
applied totUe-final.jud-giment 6faver'y which ful also in much,' for several generations of famo . . * I a
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I �. she stopped Jo find that the page in While the -atraiigp teacher', with A . sig . the old Cheshire to into W -putting than bon. drawers should be Jgep b .
. . Louise in tearsi tile cook in -loud Gould rt also applies to . the eta, Poor people as well as rich pea- and sliari with rnal ire .
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1: � . the meantime had been turned, and hurried - "one�twothree,' march out. lamentations, ,' I Aunt . : Cm -d I alia, . I S blowaa1w . -ob . a . RIO ma , use Mon wisely or foolish- Cheese tha ,distinguished patronage, eat merit. We. hope he will soon be dey.. Never lot them get into Ouch a I
. that the pointer was directed to , a quietly,'ohildren," turned, and fol- .. to' t close of any Period of trust And pt . - y . by . � . .. , I . . � . 0 state that they need a*, good turn,' :. ' .
. I - lowed -bar. , left . 'sit- verging upon hysteria. I I tion. ;Uivery unfaithful steward.,eo- ly ,selfishly or nobly, and character when -they were !in lundsi of Gold. sholved.1- . . . . . . . . I .
. � column beginning "o -y, oy," And Emmy -Loru ' a First R . . . . . .1� . . I 0 in on tlo . .
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�, . Among other things incident to tiug at. her desk, saw through gatho;. .rhe small Day from th ead- . I is tested by the use of a ten.cdat ii;uitls, Boswell,, Garrick.aad. Dr. John. � This is not. one of Drl� Laydo' a - t- - - I .
I I - alealastioal, national, and individua , . . I .. . . .. . . - orit! clean windows. or the . � �
isse of First -Readers er,-legs apart, hands In knIcIterbook- Lg in God's ' the ,use of a Box'. - - I . � �. . paign announcomahts,.but a - A nice way t'
.. Pr . . . , . 11, - glass in bookcase doors. or cupboards. . . I
I I that first year, too. had been Recess. in tears the I . I evidential hour doorived piece. as really. as by - . 1
t I 9 or p9okets, gazed at the crowd of it- of I" * 0, I I .. I � The whole diztrlat, seven acres in tism. .of 9 famous Prize -ram. which . . I .
�` At that time everybody was turned Nvind around the room. and file Out , , , privilege. :Tho Phaviseen w,ar million dollars. . . . I I . I I � . ,nd is to take a. small bunch of cotton bat- . . .1 .1
I . -resolute elders with scornful wonde.r. themseU,es fast appr6achigg theik4jay 11. If therefore ye have not been all, was S van b5r the C,yawn, td thp swe0i the board at �a "ttle show.fl .. .
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� '. ; '. .1 I . out into a brick -paved yard, the boys- the door, 'the sound of their depart- " What You. . walits . r do," . .1 . . I I ., in t6l * . kmou RuceXtOT d� the present D . ake, of - Bed. captured . the principal modals, - : ting...dampon it with kerosene, and .. I .11 .
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I on one aLde of a high fence, the girls Ing footsteps along the bare corri * � ` .tabli �rlpe the gisse all over carefully. After
I I sindil' boy, :Ills find- Uncle Micba0l'-be of judgr,a doom . f�iird. about .the time. ColumbuA was f7doo'Chamberlaiii eat down to , .. I . I
on the otbo.r- And here, waltinj and down tihe�eahalng stairway' 'coin- '. I out and , thoa�gh they Who Will commit to, your trust the I .. . fjf.� allowing it-, to'stay oil i, short time, .1 . 7
�, � keeps: the keyk, He went Past *my .little Or6amed it. � Our �Iord now true riclioag if the spiritual bies's. discovering . America. It was just, a At 2,10, and swallowed the first ' . I .;I
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without the wooden shed wherestood 'Ing back .like- a. knell to her. sinking ' * . . I take a soft, clean cloth and polisli- the . I
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��*,., � house a wlilli� .ago,, going. home.. go tdrn, from a. Ponsideratton. . of injigs; the grace at God, have not ssno� moddest ,little -token at regard for. ,the teen eggs with WoAaderfulrapidlty. so -Yon will be . surprised tit . its . . I
-1 a raw at buckets each holding, a shiny heart. Then cUss after class. from . I . gli . , I I
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lives in , Rose Lane' Alloy.— �Taint't tIje.-,vIoe,0f dishonesty �o the con -T tified the dollars that have passed . rsiit, of the whole property was�onl . I .1 are i I .
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tl;. tin dipper, Emmy Lott would stop on above marched past the door and on - . . ei'mostly Ougi. brilliancy and clearness. There , io, .
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... much outer my .way," condescending- sideration of an 030 wyoar�,at,that I 1. 11 . . .
.� the sloppy outskixts for the thirst of its.'clattering way, While voices from I,Y� . . . I otberdcla�a offalilts. thvough� your bands how, can you I I at ksk,&�ruboff over, and over again.
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, � S � I . � .. P I . .. . same as the cheapest stand In tbe lists, watched the performance with res . I . I . . I . �
4- ' . ' , !1'11 take you thare," .And meek- � What ' sholl I do for my laid expect the true wealth of peace, par- I � ; little . I !
, ,� the larger. girls. to be assuiged, toat outside, shrill witl thei joy of -release, , . I . . � . . . I I � . . . . . At intiKest. 'T be- and it a n be, donsin a very .. . I .
. . 1� they followed in.'Illa footsteps. . tzetai 'away f. of th . flower mar.: gre I 40 first fifteen 4, .,. . . . . .. .
i � . rom me the steward- don,, and wisdom -the anspi%kobible clsaapeo� corn -or a . . . , .
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I - the little girls' opportunity . might. Game up through the open windows , . .. 11 . I 1, I .: . . .. p I � . I � I.- . .a .while, -without. any 'musit whatever. I . W.,
I � . I It was dark whou,it motley throng, , , , I . ' , . Isposed of, Chamboarlaia, took I I I
- , a 1 gaway," riallea of bristf. . " . .. 19 1. .
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- some-tagether with r in talk, in laughter . tokether with . j he Iti 1 6 ba. . I upon the The.small evaiprittes alnio t ilhm.e .I- I., . . I
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'M , P I . of Uncle, auntiesi visitinglady, neigh- 'and what follows shoWs"thd had ' fy vs. not been faithful in The.Duke Of Bedford,� by Wisdom or- minute's restj and then fell . � � I . .
.. , , this buckets. And at Recess, too, . the, patter of feet on the'lirlaka, -Then ' . .. . � I . - . . 1. � � I . . . .1 ore tried in Rtaly. one can. rob the glass all over I � . .
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le, ,:, . . - 11 I I . . bors, and children -won't climbing the act yet I% 0 remalulug-eggS, which W ' . work'ltsv-� - '
.. along with the danger at being run as these'familiar sounds rew,fewer, . ., . been faLly "dLwAiarged." 'this that Which is Ant, or .,main's w1l,b by luck, clung,t his seven acres, and . I . . .*4i I. -then go about other .
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. ,,, - I 9 cavernous, -echoing staiirway.'of - the badman bad. evidently made no pro -o shall. give you that which Is you . r to this day a large part of them help batter.. ,Ae-4sioured them at A ter- . I * ' I . . , I .
� into by the larger girls a,t play and fainter, faxther away, -some ' be- . . �. . " . . , . Won. the .ijqg it fair several hours,, and than it'. . .
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.11�. . . .. dark school building behin-d the tol't-, vision for - -hrpw, 'which he -owul Everything we have -in this to make the I rific rate, and eventually . .. 7 .., I
�, having the breath knocked out of onelo lated footsteps went echoing t1wough . . this ove.rt .. . ... I , . Present Duke of Bodfov I �. will Polish just the same. . . I
� , . .mg .figure of the ikeplical'' Uncle' ,purse, of. f125. for , consuming forty . . . . 6 .
�� bittle body, whkU made it necessary the bu-11diing, adoor-slammed � might ha.ire.ox:pecked,*d: must have, World in another's. . It is. primarily one of the richest. Mon in, England. I H I Celory.-Wban, --using 906 dow, t .
I some' Michael, lantern in hand. . � ' . . I I . ry . I
... . . �. I . - . i � rke na a a small be�. cooked. eggs in . twenty mlnut�eff; 0 - . . � .
I., be seek sequestered corners and Paco- whsr6L'thea--sileM'i086 - . .. � dreaded.. The frai,ts ',of -his ,wrong God#i and the needs of our felldiw� the flower me t ' Ad � L . . . I . r- throw -away ,,the green' leives. Wasili. I
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.. . 1. I . * this, here school -house Myself and: oRT7 ' ed.:h1maelf stil.1 hungyy.11 . .. . . .1 4 . I
.f I . watched for and avaided-thd low, ed.hOw. long it would be, There was . . I . I I own use, but he had spent hits mas- theirs. H.we Are 3ust and �Joving a few humble booths crowded up � . . per .in amodarate, oven turning . � . 1.
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-1 I � . . ...� I . ried the, trash - Outten . a dust -pan," ter's mne I a n he stole a . nd ipbristlike . in the di . stributi . on, . of against' St. Paul' I a Church .the queer � , 'ILToe Chamberlaia.' in this case was Pa: �. . . . .. .. -
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I'll I . squago..' black-browed, . black -bearded wateranslon at home for dinner; she grumbled Uncle Michael, with what . '' . I - ,� a nogro, who pbsed an a'champwn, them '06qu I . keep � . I � 1
41.1 . . , . - ' . . I Lt. .I cannot dig; to., beg I am asham-. what has been intrusted to us in this little place or worship tuokde4 away , ' . . . . I , , . I
I Man ivbo brandished abr6om, at the had seen it borne in a great, strip- . iftf , ' i I I . .. g wallower. The .annoulid§Ment in Lan air -tight tin box and ,whels as - .
' ' I arenas nobody. just then stopped ' -B . .
- little girls who dropped their Apple- ad pr'omise . . . ad. Of ..,killed labor there was not. world God will give us wealth .of our in one 'corner of the ,inarket, and. off , I 10 , is out of season. tliaso pulverixed � I .
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.;, to Inquire. Thdon, with the air of a -not otfierwi a. ` *bose - is,! caused a sensation, and was cop
I cores anctLruats . am the pavements, ' ketman'a shoulder bew � I . Mu6h I= that nation and, ag% and: it own in heaven is . only, claim to interest - n the . . . ... . all leaves w ition to, ... , - � -
� as". 'on the mar . mistreated, 'aggrieved 'person - I . . .. I . v . I . - of "Hudibrag" with additions, into newspapers I � III prove .a gre . At addi . . . , .
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': and Who shook his fiat at the jeering fore 'She . Me to school. And here . fe, 11, I who ,Was not to be .6xpeoted thatthla man 13, No, ser ant, can 6erVe L two mao- fact th4t thin author I . I . . . I tows and dress . Lugs. . . . . � .
, : . sa els himself a viotimi he pawsed be- . . . . i . 13rita , over thecountry. Mani - OOUPsa 11 I . I . . I .. .
Little -boys who dared to swarm to a tear, long gathering, splasb�dddown - . would, have &kIll in manufaetura. or, tors. That is, two rival and anta.gon-, and the composer of " Rule, n.'. . .. . people in to . . I � 1� L
� .1 . fore acartain'door on the second , . . . . . . . . I mote �istri6ts.actn,Ally balleved.that � : . . . &IN I I . 1. I . . . � .,
. the forbidden top and sit straddling the li 1. . " � .. . commerce. POT merb labor his luxuri-v, ifitio manters. If, they Were in kinity niall 116 in its burial plot. The ramb- . . I . � . I .
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" . ttle .pink thank. t I . 11 .1 ling booths ba&UaL there throve so fast the Aimous politician wAs referred to, , . I ,LAZY � 0AILI)ARN. ! I . . . f
. . the dividing fence. That Uncle Mioh- Still I that awesome parsonage pro- floor. aAd fitted. akey In..i s'lock 'in. From, beg- they 'would. be. but one. .1 , 11 .1 � .
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1, 1, a , janitor, was getting old , and siding 6�sr.the fort -t � he First gary ,lid revolted. . . I I � I . - . . .6. . tbot: at 'laiFt the, tbrifty.-Duke .built . �. � ... �. T . a , . I .
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�� i ". . I lady," And he flung open the door, The ' - 4. I am resolved What to do.. �"l - �ECCE NTRIO MILLIONA IRES, was sup- country Paper., . . , . . . I stren . ..
I . , . had rheumatic twinges was Indeed eaders failed to relwrn. Perhaps .. a sort of shed for thein. It , . � .. . .
I I . R . . light of Uncle Michael's lantern fell , . . . . I . . , I "The Prince of Wales's satin -like On tly. , " .
;,, : , Uncle Michael's exotisei but Emm this was."the examination into -Ill- I . know what I. will do�` When I am ' It Ica nat m=y months sin" there wooded 'finally by the Present- build- - .. . . . to, onamic,..isid Othera� appil.ren, .
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.1 . . full 'upo4 the *!,do . . I tv�6, or head and croAmy-yellow and . mauve in good healtlid, but actually not so.* . . . . .
. Lou did not know this, and hartear to-,, Emmy Lou *oould not rs I member I -eled, te7or-smit- Pu of the stewardship. His dig- "appeared from bho streets oi St. Ing, whicli has been, onlaxged I � 1. I
�'. ten pefsod,of Emmy Lott, id,,har desk, charge- Was a foreseari eartalsity, only Petersburg a familiar and �. very three times and now boasts a separate I cOmplexion, Wer6, on the whole,. the A. - child, I
. ' I wisipse stomach is dilated, ar4 ,
I of Uncle Mic)aaol was great accord- what --:to be left in this . big,. bare � . � I I - . . . . . most� noticeable features. The PrIn- terial prom * . ' . . -' . �
, . I . awaiting, her . miserable little ; h6lart tilbis account . . ute. low, relaxed. , all. over . . .
. ingly. room with the flies droning and hum- . . postponed on. a should be pathetic figure in Arbons, onlF very few Isran6h for.Fronoh flowers. . . . I
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. : .A.d ... irnew not what horror, They , � . coss wan -a brfght,orange colo'ur, with his body -can not study well. One hour .
. Bu�Towr-nahow the Primer year wore Ming in lazy circles , tip near the .. . I 1. I ,. I rendeiod to his. master. may recognised me of the wealthioat sub- Visited in the early mornIng, At fIrst . I . � , . 1. I
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� . . . . . I "She-slie- told me, to stay," sob- . . .. . 0 of .this, -, g� via at spots, And w1as much Admired; of 4tt ' I . .
� away; and one day, toward its close telling. The forsaken desks,.,with a . . red6olve: me into. t,hoir, houses. ",They"' jests of the Czar. . . night, the flo'r ' . . rest hall It . � . entibn is more than lis can give.,
I . .., .. I . . . I . t the artistic droop of the Prince . fiziness. does not, lie in . � I
. � . in the presence of Miss Clara. two, Lot . gotten ,bookt or* slate left here and bod. Emmy. Dan *,in 'Aunt Cordelia's me�lns the debtors ot his master. Ile As this 'G=shdan1m' said in An' obl- . deelaS to be heaped up 1:0 feet high bil. . I I , The cure &Oir I. . I I
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1. .. 1. arms, "and I stayed; and the Man will no *o' ary notldcde� "The whole city know, I I -qrs, and the brigh,t-green garment at cajolery o3� threats; whqe there Ja - . .. .
, goidsm.aolodoking. gentlemen . request- there upon. them, the Pais around the . I I. W a a6b as to Make his 16rals. to with one maps of iflow. apparent" . 4 ' .
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I . . ' "it I hid in the coalboxt" ., . . . . 0 * � * leaves which encircled himl, drew the least- doubt an' to tIldair health. this , -
came, , dcbt,o,TA debtors to hilmself. him, fair everyone. W"..Protty. certain,' ly.every blo�sn oil earth. The flowers . ' . 1. � . � .. . i � . . . 1. . �
I �. ad certain little boys to cipher and . walls. empty (ki', hats And ,bonnets, the . And Aunt Coirdelle, holding bar . I . ,,, . ..� , I I - . ' . . . f 'more'attentjon"� 4 ' . . I . :. , should ba.first, cured. ,But in Many : , . '.1 . '. �
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several little girls to spell, and gent' unce, u -platform , & He called every. one of his lord a- at one time or' another. tp meet the pro,va, to be ranged ppoil 'dozens 0 , , - . ... . I �
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,� , . pied. olial .Pon the 0 . . appar- ' A ov It tOok a good deal. of searching h' A that Is perfectly : . .
I or the chart, -Emmy Lou gazed at, these with,. a . logo sobbed too, ,and Aunt Katie de�t6rs unto 'him. Tenants, (Ad man, bent' with age, pooirly -clad$ little separate. at Its, presided or by . Instances a a 11 . . .
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I others to theblaekboard . . I #, and Aunt Louise and the- lady ' ' 11 , . . . in the context to she* that t1liawls nor 0 to read aninterest- . . �
,., I . arm . . y, who, . .according to. Easter goim everywhere off foot, looking like t1red-lookinq
while - th Emmy -Lou, - was handed a sinking oensatiou'6f.destilation, while' , . , . ant! . . .. Men and wwnenl.. each Taal�,wb likes . . . I .
� . vWtor cried, and Uncle Charlie passed fashlon . I 9 . Owner, - , aii account ot.a flower-shQ;r# and that Ing, book . will.not.study. Here comes . . � I .
. Primer, open at Page 17, which she tear followed tear down her cb,ab);Iy paid their ran# auk in money; a beggar to - whom one felt impolled of klid.stalls bearing its .a name
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. I � I his Plump white hand a . some now dahlias boating the above the large question of thestudies and I . .
r . portion of the fruits of to gWb alms; oir a miser, whom, one on a neat :sign above it, Every wifli� .. 1. . I .
I . was told to read. Know-lng page 11 face. And �Iistsning to the flies and over hi eyenj but in a pro I . , i � . I described. ', tea .. .
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. by heart, and identifybag it by 'its the Silence, Emmy Lou began to long their plantathons. How much owdest falt like raprobp,hiag tot his thrift known flower in beta, flowers baujb- naineii were chars, Are the is I
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. of the First Reader, whoal she heard thou unto I . . 'whIle Pitying him to i � . the lik_ "Compensation is' being claimed," or do the teacuors make them not Of- I I .
ills esence, . ' my , lordt Although so- , T.hia bodily -f- ty and flowers huyublef and . . , . I I . � I
I pictures, Emmy Lou arose, and her for even .the Bamlfaz� Pr about it'3ftext day, tried hardest of . . nother. paragraph* recently, 'don ton the apars at'nobool are too long . .
I ' ' . . . I is are not kept In the Orient Mmitiese" This seeming beggar, .tle knot of buyers swarmlng.�efore ran A .
M droned forth(in sing�song and dpopping bar qulver�ldg counte- coull .. �
� small vol . . them all, so bard that not, e,vesi Aunt I I so n the misdoods of Lord Rose- And =me is as6d. of the boi of eight . .. - � .
., . . with anything approa i g cripple was possessed of sach ,of the' stalls !a as diverse W a On t Of .
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. . � f4shlon; � nalice upon her armalolded upon the, Cordelle, � could cherish- a. feeling ehin�"-thekriot- miser, and , . . . . i I .. � at � -hays t:1 . .
now old are you, Suet * desk,. she sobbed aloud. But the tim . I ness'of our business methods, and al: many millions, and the owneir of vast point of casto.' I � b Y.. On: Saturday nighto the parlt thou 0, Man of 40 could do. Pow -a
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. I I an as old as my eat. - . . I . On be X gates being opep, Lo d Ro oWe child's attention
� Was longi and the do- 'Was I I . . though the steward , had evidently properttea in the� capital, . I . .
. . y warm, I . I . . 6 of the .T flowe , market opens for bual- ad outi andi! tearing down the Stroet toills work, Ifoo, try tb 'show him . . ..
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and the - soba grow slower, and the � . . I % . been an unusually ca class man, we la!rge,st markets Of W-11"'Oh - 1. -4 now at 4 ololook �n the. morning, ai:ld ' ant, seized understand lito, ".
My eat is as old as my dog, I I . � . : . . - I I . in a paroxysm of GXO!tem how it helps him to . .
. And how old is your dogf breath began to come in'long-drawn I . need not assume a no so. name. I . . . I .1 I � � wiien you have to biting a now stock
��,: . , CO3MANDElt-IN-CRIEF. 1. . . one of Mr.'garkor's beiii by the nook, or to do his work. Lot him be ashamm . I
. . - debts hialself. His pox- . y. amusing stories are told of of'- reall'overy day, . �
,* I Man -npw What younger obil- ' . .
My dog is as old as I am. I . LVering sighs, an The position.of Commander- count of. the� goods to the shop f a killed it, He then bolted the ad 110t to h� J
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� , Haring so delivered herself, EMMY Lou know she was sitting upright, IA.1tii important Onej Altila , ugh not me Pose ii,ow Is tp-Work on the ernotlojo th,lis Millionaire In tatters, and of the it,seems, an extraordinary ansount of Ali I d dren know. treat him reasonably, n .
. Lou sat down, not at all disconaert� trembling in every� limb, and some . . of these delotors so as- to make them mistaken charity of which. he was toll, . even before � that ah p is opened .greater part of the fowl, feathers an brutally, and the, laxy b4 may be . .
I I . . . muchi 00 as previous to 1895, when an I I .. � � . 0 Rio day should be , I I
� atused -alms; to:tbeoustomc�,4. .Thie200dealerawho All, and continued fils'lleadlong flight, made studious..
� I ad to find that she had been holding one 6omin�g grateful is Wait and he. must not the Object. Ile rarely. r . .. ' . . �
f - . up .the stalts-she could ,,Order of Council" reorgaillsed.the . . . stopping at the- oross�roads to kill a Systematically arrAngded. so that Us ' .
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I bar Primer upside down. hear the Slow, heavy foot -falls, and � a Military. adusbalStration -of the Br L . . I carry on business in t 6 flower mar� eat. Finally.'lle bit a little boy rath . Lq habituated to We -work 48 Wall 04 I I . � .
- s, Examy Lou was told moment late -n debts. PIZ offered him of their poverty he kiet be 'in work anywhere frons. mid- sin to -sot and I I
, Following thL r she saw The Mao -the Army, and Ldefined the dqties of its urs up their Ow, . P09 1 1. . g at severely, and w taken home by ' ' � . .
Ofuld track them toLthtlir homes, and night to I or 2 o$clock. in the mar - � . . "" !"'�Ix':a'brl� and be *III no� .
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L, I that she had "passed"; and Seeing Man, the low, black -bearded, The tank hold by 61. A. hundred measures of oil. Onp W, . A � . . I . give I%sm ally I a . . .
. . I. from the Jubilmnee of the other child- Recess . priaolpsj�offioers� hundred baths,,lidt how much a bath' 00 the following day, would Send them Ing, ,n4 long before down the pre. the ktuhalman." . . be, I,xJ I . . I . .
L : . I . black-browed. Scowling L Man�wllh the commander-in-6hief Is that ol is not eartainly known. I onymously their , aarity. cession of headed d-vays, truck,, and The above concerns a well-known : . . . . I . 4 . I
, rifn that It 'was a matter. to be joy- the broom across his shoulder, reach . I . L . was Dr.j back L 4n tina, Terhunb Herrick al- . .
. . field-4marshal, says that there were three , increased a hundredfold. . huckster carts bringing the flowers 'greyhound named After the great ?Ara. Chris . .
. 1. fal over, Emmy Lou wellt home and the hallway, a,nd make . toward,'tha Formerly all the- departments of l';dOrshelin Liberal leader. luddes, to the difficulties of having a, I.
� I told the, elders of her family that she. Open doorway of the Fitst-Roader the military service were controlled kinds,of measurements used in Pales- The fact woo that his life was one frOML tAe various railway stations I . . : I
. I. I lebrow, Which was Long search for objects of his great. 0 - . aking its, steal- 11,Lord,Wolsoley's halt in coming Out sweetbread taste and a salt pork in- . .
,� had passed. And these alders, three room, Emmy Lou hold her breath, by, the Commander -la -Chief of the U1110; the ancient I , oems like a oircuil M badly, and his nose in very hot. Dr0go come. It is the triumph of the cook - -
- e, as the 11oman measurement; bolievolance, and the most pitiable thy entry into A little country town.
f,� - aunties and an 112010, ail 11110le who stiffened her little body, and' wait-' a head, wl :ko cheap things taste like el -
1 I I Army, as the,suprem . Uls : the the Sam ve been -Administered without much tO M8
t Galllaa,n. It beggar of St, Petersburg, was 'really Most oftballowars coin, from just ha
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. was disposed to took at Emmy Lou0s ed. But The Man pausing 'a light his ral ashis chief of staff. . the result, And drastic treatment seems- tvavagailt dailitl6s, and this doda$nOt .�
' her concerns III Pits This Method has been done a . an much . admired at nutrition andhich, virloe tire t fiy)A�
e chubby salt and pipe, Emmy Lou, in the Sudden ras AAjutant-Gone Lway with, the ancient Hebxeir measure Was tak- tts greatest bensfactor. Outside London, and It gardener necessarily defraud the body, because I
.. . . La-i * Schultheis von Molss, who. died two Vendors iusja� thein into the city over necessary. He w .no
�. fashion., laughed; and kmmy thus afforded, slid in a trembling heap a1WAho Se6ratary.of State for War is an the debt wus ix very large one I . aturday, but It was -oily ' I . . . i
I 1. Lou ' I Take thy bill, and sit down years ago at Zurldh, was a similar demoxted roads that a few hours at- the display on S maous. .. . 11 . I ., . . I
. went am wondering what it was beneath, the desk, 'and on hands and in control at �lj branches of the ArIny deed. . . watered, a go I
; I I . t is, , mlljloa�tire,�fie rmit, who led a.pauper's ter will lie crowded with omnibuses IA. nottead. that his eyes od. . I . .
k all about, which never would have knees *ent.orawllng heroes the floor. ssrvj�%, with, the Is . quickly, and write fifty. Tb4 . . . . .
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, ,,,�' been the case had there been a motber And as Uncle Michael came In, a mo- Monte directly, responsible to him. The Take your document, 'Your lease,' life $V111110 6nityinZ the rO anue, of a don with gaping humanity. The rest d-G&L" . 90180 IN THE HOUSE. .
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p . d\�.. among the elders, for mothers have a went after,'broona I " wo, , old say; tho contract which prints. He'hadj'however,- one'axtra-' of the blooms have 4rown in ,almost . This dW not rotor to the Coxamandw Thera afe, Ver.Y.fsw P40,P18 Who 00'sm I . I
, Pan ' , and feather- principal duties of the Commander -in- as
. 11 *ity of understanding these 'things. duster in hand, the last fluttering ()1siaf are the exercise of general com- spedfies, the rent, and quickly, me an vagauco;. for while he would grudge every part of Znglatid and Scotland Or`111�Chlef, but to It prize Persian to realize that nine . tenths of the
. But to Emmy Lou "mother's haa edgwof a little pink drew wits disap. mand, And plannin for the mobtlisa� to Prevent discovery, change' the the m6iivast coin for any article of an well as on the ookitinenti and come tom -cat. who ,wa$. cut Of sorts, . noise made* About IL ho"a IS uAndoes- . I
1. . 9 estimated yearly value of your Plan- 'personal necessity lie would spend ppaul Kruger ran riot when he Sary. It taken no longer to handla . ..
come to mean but amomory which pearLsig into the depths of the hie, tion, df troops, and for defensive and in by the earliest trains and boato
faded AN It came, a vague conscious- empty coal�box, And its sloping lid offensive operations, Be is also the tation." Ilere, was ounning, for If thousands of pounds to secure an ad- every morning. found himsell'froo, and tore round things lightlY than It d0od to fling;
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I � i ditioll to his g0.1cry of pictures, This Thaix wares ran frain'the Modest in'd round in a circle, finally upset. illara down helter-skelter, With MUOU
ness of el101vding arms, of it brooding. was. Lowering upon a flaxon head and chief adviser of the Secretary of State . these men consented to be partners marveUous calleetion, which was be,- mignonette to -the pushful orchid be- ting a judge, and ending With a a rtWy III so one tto . ..
'' I tender face, Ol yearning eyes; and it cowering -little figurat crouched With- for War, .1 1. In the fraud their . mouthl would be . in, and rough-aind.-tuMble fight with ]At, 11 Juvea, n a n hearo
i Was only becauta they told her that, in, Undole Michael having put the An Army BoarKI, the chief functions tightly closed- . � queathed to the State at him .death, loved of Joseph Chamberlal separated with in badly regulated Uousebolde. It I
I i9mmy luau r6malnb�rad how mother 'room to rights, swoeping aud dust- of ,,Vhioh are to report on promotions 7. Auathem. The original implies Included no fewer than 12,1)(10 paint- they affirm that there is no business Gamp. They' were takes a little Mora time to put on ,
. iffioulty, both being rather badly 4
I I had gone away *SD%tb, -us Winter, to Ing, with Many o. rholimatio, groan in and appointments Oj , offiters of "of another class," and this,explains, i4gs, of wbioh 291 wore by Rembrandt, where prices fluctuate more, and d pall. of light Aoeo instead of the heavy
. got well. 'That they aitdxward told Accompaniment, closed the Windows, superior rank, and on 9,11 proPosali for the diffaronIt ratio of his discount. 158 by TAlew do I Loydo, III by Dater, whioti Isless c,rtain from day today. mauled, and Kroger, 980991119 AgAin, and cumbersome out-of-door footwear
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: her it wag HogVell,'in no wits "Isfug� and going out, drew the door after astimtog, is composed of the Coin. A,hundrad measures of wheat. The a -ad 8% by schoelsouer., . most of the crones and violets cop�p ran completely round the field, put.. that some people Indulge in, but -it �
4110at him, end$ 08 WAS big GUSLOM, looked I cot. which . When the Oodautess BaUoh Of. Ron- fOM the south of V .
ad Emmy Lou, because, for or.in-ohief As president, And word here, Is not bath, but I . rance, and it is king up all t pAyn, a 200A interest on tl%6 effort and
� I she know, South and Heaven Lt. . I � mandd - Is s. dry Measure nearly ten times all mania dIad 1,010,000 francs were not uncommon for from Igoo to 200o young rabbit." time. appipocially in a sickrioans or I
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0111111V Ueati-wbil SO r -General 41f For. large As that liquid measure., found secreted in her rooms; and in baskets bf them to, arrive of a moitn. This Is not 0 g -
I Much else might be Included in �I,-80 as at Ummy Louis home tor4denorall Insp to whdoe there &To people who ire &f-
� points of the compass. Ever since th - non the a he lot commanded t at= ourtalas was jog. A stormy mgbt on the channel aries. but refers to a Pointer dog at fgqto4 with those uncomfortable Ro- -
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thou* Ummy Lou had Ilv9d with the ,I,m,,� Lou," Aunt Cordella, countgnt-Genoral. i Associated with ateiWard. I irom this phrase, by found aboX tontaltin. compaillmontis called nerves 14
k1.101w` , v r 9 40,000 f1110A often ,noting a ,deddi loss to the flower a field-krial. I shoo
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I th,ree aunties Ana the untla; and papa I d sted to, the Commandiler-til-Ohlef in ble do. which oar.Lora gives big opinion of Mora, And yet this strange Twoman people. All the narcissus flowers OOMS . .41 this be, made a study.. In roams WhOr4b
j ' ah" obeary' tnal * join. as, Whose, Inhab- NOW A. CAPITALIST -B". . god it Is of this
11 bad b6oil coming A, hundred miles ='d.p� "Ivnia'I't'or $Polla;ag the day; partmallt, Are tb16' Military secretary, the transaction, we got the title of lived on afew shillings aWeeko 0-nd from the Sailly n a( grato or stove fit u
� once a mouth to gee hot. . "Emmy Lou, never IoLtors.- director of.milltaty instruction, and our lesson. So ad" that no pupil grudged a1alipen-ay for aeanals, to Itants have inadde a bPeolaltY Of grow- There wa� a 104d knock at the 41604 utniont 4niportanod that the rasping,
I What Jilmmy Lou wont back to Aunt Ratie, the prettiest auriu,,- ths, officer Iii chargb of the mobillea- lazily assaxpos, that this TOUTS to Me light hot to bed. . ' � , jag them. . I I ,,Let ,em. all come I" Jw chuckled, as tearing Nound of putting coal on tbo I
�� . school for the second yearf she Was auE,off a thick round of melou as they u%,%, service. . the Lord Jesus. It Is the rich man, The rldheat,mi,ta in Southern Arl. ror the rental of Lbair stalls the he Went to adm1b the fifth oanVassbro fire, be In some way done &Way with,
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� 'he wad now In the 01rht arose from the tabI ,Mployar� Not scrupulous him- ,Iona Is an acedevitrio, plain-livilig old tradesmen inside the hAll Pay from A Jow mfnutea, feeble argument about One kneave Olt dolAit this Is to 06,16 I
th1d that a . a, and put it in ThO i0owmander-M-0blef Xedelvos the a he parky oi nearkv soventy years of age, come to the
t Reader, If her hea e efrigerator for Vmmy Lou. "It $22,00 fi,YOL%�,. o1oluisive of field and Mali, lie has list- okktWitt6d, but I * alxpofteo to two shillings a m4riling; remaining true to. tbW Liberal cause all th,b ,paper bags thAt
at the sharp 0,0061ts of Miss Clara, oa�mg, &,Joke I' she remarked, "sup I I is large onough to adxw,"ei the, sharp,- whose Vdsf 000848stang in minoo. liat- ontgtda, the ocetedr.florist, wlth� hit lOno, till tbom with 008.1, HO them #
� , ,h travelling RII0W1k-*,, _the caller was a ConservAtita chain-
.. it now grow still within her At the a baby as Emmy Loa going to school, , isl , Ilona of his swindling steward. Be- t1o, AhO I&DO %'r -A valued at 2,000;000 humble donkey, mots tip his stand, at with a otringi And lay 0.0 thsliros
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� � , Awful eaundation, of the Large anyhow; but then she has only a I 01116a Ito had done Wisely- Sagar dollatstAud yet 0116 at`,14-dollar mll. pioA-thon a Shilling and a card Pass- ap without a VaVV1018
, I filow W with his family, V. ,,,lia a rental of 12o a day, PrOM his more 6d from one to the otbox. whidb can be done
I Lady in black boinbaglilerwho, rolgA- square to to And tome," ALWAYS OIRCUMSMOL 6jously, The iobilldtan. of this liou&ive Lives , a and daughPIVS in " sParotio noighbours Within, he buys "This licks Klondike into fitil UA�Yls' at 00166- 171 Ono household li, special �
. I But Emmy Lou did not come, And 9-tif, MoStingor-D* yolilmean to *,-I,l are in their generation axwoevormt son . 3011tolats - . coa e
ment e First indhoVel which with All its 4 .�nq.day flowers, and It 18 aj he proceeded to light hie Pipe with
I is 6,11' Wls6r vidAn the children of light, Ix .treat him . in gta,to shall always lid I
I Itegaer, poillating hor Mora,% with 0, by half -past two Aunt Louis*, the ,lay you," been Married ten year would be do1r at 450. . Iko&ondon flower -girl the card. ,$Only Seven 6,01ook, and W,4 61ttlog, Too
Ith $out, has, Not that Wteu.dl. Mon are shroWd(il The floors are of hard-patked adobs, lilya in box stodo put
heavy forefinger, before W416h 141mmy Youngest Auntfs, skiirtcd out to find never bad a quarrel wl th&n good Man, but K,, reference t4 tbo� Windows and doors ,,to Ot the A -gays, Impallot tq bs sort. have took four-and-a-Unnsrry wralOod 61thar In newspaper or �
. 141 iand t , and AArop of paint ad Into non t to boaW. In this Way much: dust IS
it's eyes lowered witb every Aspect ,her. But as she stopped on the way A , mad- their own kind,, their 6WU uiK6, their clikaPe3t Pattdruid juald(t or out sold from her 06M. ,,And h6 calmly sat dOWh 0 .V;I,it
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of orni6lous guilt. Not did VMmy at the housed of All the nelghbors to Pair SUA1190-That b true, I � The on64 Atl0k, alld '. iiielded ant all tha Wing thlat 14 fory .
ONVJX droumataue"'s they are W166r, Was never applio root corner. "Axt.
h Large, Lady, inquire, and ran around tb,6 corner am. mauld Only raiment 00nolats Of ou tbA it - uuw�166%s to ad Invalid Who Occupies
. ,Lou drolin thtt t 6 Id I$ tha These flowt 09019RING U'r Tim, to tdjolbinig TOOM. . I
I lot him have the They arc children of this World Mote* (' tv r qlrls are keen all knife .
i WhO66 black W11II-111" was the visible toi Cousin TOW , Maoklin's to ace, it And 7M OLIWOY� . 0 '10""1111 and aginglifim abir 6 "Clat, bjsLdad: and soulless ax tormtstsittN . ." I
I ly, and adapted to this world I not only bookA la his house are , . !
� sign 6i a loss by death that had Made EMMY 11011 dOula 130 there, And thou* last wovd t * and a book of recipes t wkiterl whav .-----**— .
Yea, madam; t wouldn't for the fatt,or6d In the, 06 Of their Intellect tleolaft'a Oubdad W*n "wpeno6 and fartUtigis AT6 It Diners to restautan
it too6ggary for ber to anter the being but a tow doors off, wont on � L . for tattle diseased, and his bolltAr,Y qumtlon. .Moist of t.bem Are pwand have you for diVuarf 461A 'FONDRAVUL 114000.
varld do 'Anything to lesson ray by"all M&Anov, of moral, that Is often . 41plag tobiatoo." 11 11, " -40irfat bow a, manlii .
n a IiVing was find- Around that corner to Cousin, Am. A , luxury is I . Ito"066ffrioasgitdohle. -
. Nolool-room to ear na'a love tot me. Ile, bililit 11 nonintellectual", Ttstriotious. Tht their "b6"Itet trade If Is 90 80at Waiter' mismory 14 AtImalat"01 WA 116 11111ka for �
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range "a par- flually reached It, was looked up, witb get ftr6l" - I AY NO XnANS, 611tiggaddingftilk toll andecj� ,,WondaTlill Indeed 1 t W
2dad6r AIWOSt 10 at I them, Thtet Of four bf them 110eVr6- pot&toW . tia J11it t"4.
V%ogjbg as,ginmy Lou herself. � tilde bUbdo down at every trout 01rol"A f 6rilel or Immoral buggestiolfts, does not
I Yes. We are Jugglers by -profes, PlAploy folmhood . when ftilsehood I Jabbo,A: I w0kti UP IsAt Alght &hd 6njiptm the edge of the fountfift In Pit. foo, , , ills 6k a well-itaiiatod d"t 'Of an it. ,
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noloy Lou from. the firist day witidow, ssi It it had 61oftd its oyool I tM ah. mor ., GIV& Olt tus thm, 46arth, V., who, 'dipba, whitialk, a'
j?MW to SIMP. VITC16 Miall4el glon, &lid tit two PoTformMuce, ov�arj would lis convenient dO64 not detect iOund ft"Vglar In my room' 66ainy owlAt, aAd they i%nd etually rs.
found h*T41f, (160411410C n6sft to Ana Havers., cottah. him# . not tt I tla Oct#rjos thit 1, wark$# tbA 60- W44 dl*tbs 410tMa* AWA 11064444*,
I as, A*1 there sIA6 to. had a way of oleanbg and lbokillk the day t stand AgAinat a biArd WhI16 lie falmAwa ,promptly It It lit PIAIIAWIN it ,A%6VAb6t*d tht #led$" ht, had )AW& �
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