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I - ii. I' Dun PSI, No " Rebema Douglass Jilowe was ' 9 i;6e, of Opera. . I ----- - - -- -
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. IM.�r:,, CcrOli 16-3t� it somlVre pleturd I I Inrad,0 president of tile rj(,deratlon of Wo. responsibility, t (o r UU4 a st � . .. �r.,�=---�-;��j4t r-
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, . I I th4t la u4 other is t1jem so mucl, jbilm. TA AdvOcatinz-, the eneouraZement of . . -� �',-� " I .
of laidou Loildun so0ety Ili - recent Ar. � 9 . wen's -Clubs of America, writes Van : 1,,J,�j1,1,.�,r."q,, JJ111111, t I WN, p. " .
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�, Vch. in tbe j,:Ady's Iteallia", c . I Vlatch. lir tile "Arwon long aud deceptioll,, The anxieties 1pi ,he Amorlem operatic composers, write,%. .-- 91 - 119 1 - I—— vr-"* -C-"q I
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*.iy of llunie Life in Ell"141111.11 S I servants, of the Low� holueste, sick 411d thtir relatives are tradcil upon a OsePh Bob", in "Foram," 1, do not I , r
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I C1.43.1 that the luve , ful manner; impossi. b means wish to InAply' that sub- , I
"onle- - tile d lanta were justly the proudest darkles on fit the most allamet ft �
. 4v,s�ry to inake it hatne-"bi far stronger tile continent The po,i1tion to. which bit Cures are Ii,romiscil;'imany, proparaiii jects ahen from A11101-10in life are to S b V4 i
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. . - their Inistress, had been elevated wg tions are A no chosen, or that A, now style, os$enti, I � ... I . . d
� I ill i: -e POrcr clas,ws no,wadays the 1.111, I . . a I $0 Intel y wortbless, aud wme 1 1 1 1 1 . I
Vlk- wea---t r or even tile modv'ra1,t;.',y 1. wit I � . I I tile highest In the gift of Amerlean wo- we Po�lt!Yel-v darifficTOU0 to health. ally. American, Is to, be evolved. As be,, I __=�, ,r I
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. I I r ftilhund) and "Mis' Beele, was "Buttenly A0.4 consequence, 4 r � . -77-T---m A.
'of t, v ! .c. 7 ( I r fit. WO stated, thodevolopmerit of art does _, P"Itx
� - �1, .%. : 11 vdtk; �. t-"*. . IT as she was bawn to.0 re - It proprietary not ,Ic in tile direction of nationalism. I -,r . - � - i - " ' I
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iLi, t .. I On the death of Queen Victoria, Mrs. I byv4w�dles 4reo rcg4r4e4 wit" suspicion RV04 in RlIssim, whore it is .the logical 1�4 1
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� lare t . , Ve" --y a ild :'. -!I - 1 v as noisy <;�, Loire eabled the condolences of tile %vo- , . 0� , � i,t,i,,t,,,I,r n, 9
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And pushing fre, . I I - . men of America to . � 'If � a shall I .
� ut.;AC-1, i,; p-,!bIle red- . tile Prince of,Wales, , Vortliese reasbiillgweanvounce thatr -1 .
tall.-Int.i. The ul.vat Iadv is.4aidom or . now King Edward VIL In due time an *. our proprietors are the priucipa ' draw Ita material from Aluacovitc. his. - - . I FAC -SIMILE 1.
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Be" I' to be loand 'at h(dwe' on her own - . J offidal ac,knowledgment foundr itfi way I holders in I sh"e" tOrY, and where, for several other rea. - ��,, � I � I .
doill.till, t.r! " l 'it � $On$ Also, such encouragement finds a ' �
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: � ..''r i. (, - ,:, I #41io,-A back to Atlanta lo�r post, and was de- J .
l, 'dil.-I.,-4 o., tho lh,ll�oley (on ! � � . In & $DNS ..ertahi justification, the ,Composers a d
'the Cal -1,101 I livered to Itobert, the factotuni of tile A re S1011latillgilleybodancille gla-
r sw I", - I .... . -1- .. .�, . i Lowelonmiold, by . HIRAM 111VAL.904 9 Ineans confining themselves to j1V it r 1 �
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A git I 11 r: I V.. . ,�:"".�,, - . With tile customary bulky blindle of oill- [ . LIMITED example, by Napravillk in Ilk succesdal . -- i . . � �
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c guarantee of the triath of every xepx,, fact, to Iie borne ia.mInd,i,j . ,.!!�r::�' 91 r . , . I
-, 1: roll;i1d in ---- � � . 6011tatiou made convernlng� .Composers hilve , , that, na . ! �. d
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Who di,played ayl .�(.t�ivv i -i I., . I .- - , tracted tile attention.of Robert, And ax- hich, will, we ere sure, be an aripl� IP11", Vrance,,ex da Vitaini.11 The ehlef T .��Q
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,hill gel I dgelIP111. ,,. fi nidiii.,; 1, �� �� 11, 11 1;� 11 cited Ilia IntflTst. Uarab was not good i 11� 14
1 i0th eho : , 11 . tk � 9 11 enough to 11toto the rhall up to Ulu- f 14 opportunity to ob- ,,,��
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-otmi . V �� ....... "I I . . I 'York American 11111.1i'dans also may � , T R n
pal, ".., hbl�( Well-orglanized operatic company In'New
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miell obiolet� .:,: 11�1i- � r dd . 9 Tito mistress reocived 'the 1volglity cor- ! lih4vy -. I 9 1 A . be- is ON I .
I :� e. 11, ;, slie:i A I.orp lw��I--, Ivirs. H. U. " Pradsh.9 9 Of resPOridellcO. With ace"M Wiled dipity and I . .TABLETS . , -COMO Murebolleful. It may well be then . 'Now N)m C oi TIC - . 11 I
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I '1 : ,with the gawk "I?.) Uf tli,� p,C.,.IlJ'd , Oil th-rbp 01da., cored of a spvero 11111111anee, find did not evcni� "itart" i . ----"""" . that �Vagrner'.s Prophecy I.0 tIle efr�ct . . . . . T -1h -A ,
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I � :�� Who hi's no ideil" I tile vul-de k"., ril.,t .1 , Y, 9- 6r. turn PC - fit tile great letter which I I that his rolicee"-sor would come from Am- , JW,qw0eaA . r-rZ-�W.1t2ZPXW-=, . I � -1 R
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'�' ' L' an a �- cose by Lydia E. pinkhaM 5 had impres.,ml li6liert go Inightily., ,,- 'rho 111`013,02 Romedyr0o,U4L. 1 orica -.411 be,flillilled, and that WIZAPVC
aid to hpnilt%, 01. of t:je he.iltllfulalld . , .. _Ili. we shall ,1*"-!v'?1 seed- - . . I
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� r' .. streng-thenim, 1',I � . taWe 09,11POUnd began opening the lett,pra in rt,,111 usual I Wa1kQ1XV;1.91,%P on$. I sonic day have a product not Alerety . �
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. Ilialaller, lict tit .111 to 'tile satisfaction of : m- . I . .. ----9-. 9 1 R"rAW4414- . , � I . I OF EVE RY . 1
.3 I,),-.,, , A gerreat.marly women suVer wIth' a Robert, aiid lie took tile liberf; , - - - mentally human in the Wag-lerl, .&Wri.sced 0 1 . . ..,4
. Well -cultivated ni:nd. and who Ila. 9 funda-
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I . Tierself what i* sollit-tillies casualh- form of ind! gestion or dyspepsia whiell. y ilecorded � !`� Those who Are either fol An sense. PAG * d i d. 9
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r i. r 'sight' by her skill at lioclici , does not seem, to -yield. to ordinary 9 Ito Sou.th of "In orpos i ' i i 2d nrrA?a-,Fb&,F I . . . . I
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1� I , medIcal tre . I I ht of Nd -;wwrd,11 oi- i . I It, I 114., Scod - ;
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" I ellcval the F`ymp- r 09,Nf is' . r . in the light of pr - � :B0rX'X1,:B 01 - .
1 ''. 'kushing in order to get any- 1: tol"i seem to be slmllar to those of Beck 11 said lie, 11 'p -ars liko yGii I . � . . esent Political and so- - ��W�idsyqv-
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9'. � d 'home., , �Ines universally proscribed do nof this luawllill,V , . � I ad on two or the Anglo-Saxon racer !a Incapable of ' .�- r
.. The InOthv� of a family no%%- aspires to - . . . ; three inet-hods of estimating the height producing a music AperfectRemedy forconstipa- �
�. "Yes, Robert." � at genfuAr of the -first :
@e"' as yOull" as her d�lilogliters, wid : ,2,, to restore the patient's, n.ormal, 1 ,. � of mountains, TI e favorite resource 1� or4or—a statement h I lion, Sour Stontach,)Dlarrhoea; I
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i ; � -. alliong the -,alisliing graces of society I condition. I . I (4 �Pelrs .1lis, l3cekl ap, if it WE'.8 fyo-n the baroweter, which slows the pres. � 49 oelf -equen0y fleeepted r I .
I , : � 211av he i.,ottd t;,e ]VIrs. Pinkham cl . Ir ro r. ; I d . 11 ,ovident, although, it Is, but 11 lals. Worw,Co1WUtsioAs,Feyerish- I , . .
� D'ace of o�d age. No. - abris ��"Alty?ll .. V sure of the air, *diid whose read- ! olliovolifs half truth. r
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ed Of r ingii, therefore, diminish I !
1. . ! now is a kind of (Lyspopsia, that is 6, i Yes, Robert, it is from the King r The fact Is that � itess axid Loss Or SLEEP. i I �,
� 40dy is old a�ays. Men o0f sixty l aug 4 . 1 4Z -
, I,— r wed �irli of sixteen—womell of fifty le,,,d I fly ornian, I England." . � n a fairlY the significa,tion of the term ."Musicar, . .. -- d . . I I I , ,
, deran-cment of the female .bas, Vilaerg(Ine consitlerabler modification, 91 Ta I U - 9 .'t I 11
� . lboys�of h enty to ti,zi sacrificial altar. ' h,w which, while it cauaes' 'Obert waited for vothing more, but; retrularr fa -
: Ings, threfoye, diminish ffi,& fairli . OLA � Plu..I�,A
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l! I I shion ,with elevation. , Un- � The relation between music and poetry I . . I .11 ,i � k�.- I . --.;�� 9 .4
1, : : . . . ThO re,11 'oW lady the real 'old' turbance similar to. ordinary indigos- , liasteiied domi to tile selTants' quarten .' foortlinately, though, thii instrument fii. ,has during the 'last three generations I . I . . . . . . . ... I .. . P. I � . I � .%�
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i 11 I , gentlemaz will 3001i be c' i tion, eannot be relieved without a to heirald 010 grelli ncWs, Mrs. Lowe, � not infariiiiie, ' beetinio closer And closer, Even In! tile , N EW "YO R K. . . cAstorls, Is put upin olle-SIZ-) bl"Icz,mly. It
r.:,, � ounted aniong - . . In the first place, even
r - ion ' sPecimens of thp I medicine wbich not only acts as a thought no .more about tl1*6 inatter of lit sea level, in middle latitudes tbere , ! ..
I tho 'rare and cur " 80-0 ,,sobn, , . d. ,� r is not sol(I in bulk, 1),oult. Obir :�:.-�Cn�) to sell
r -vanh18 curlo6i' ,alled Ilrbinalitlelsts,)p Schumann, Cho. . . .
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1. . race. The mother Io was not Iluarrieti . In_ with ber daut"ll,ter, ,V Are constant fluctuations in pressum pil, and Afend I ,!�� .
r will ere long be a remarkalik o , lug . I 0 the poetic element . 41's yo1,L,%:A'Vth1n;r 01$o,on tho ploo, d,,. promlao thst it .
at sixteen' rs. Rnoillsh, .na .
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'. ,I* - i stoinach torlic, but haspec�lia i , r ow o t of "highs" and . i "" E in J oat AiI go0a. ". aild, " WW Anarer avorypur-
1. I riaterine- bl'O: 80 ty until sile, was out .
i tunic effects As well. . rid
� prodigy, and the pate, Thousands of testinitonial let-�L ti�c afternoon, and sat Iva .$J ' js fill,. raore pronolince4 thtta is .ginieral. - I " �;, ,
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- arlage while her daughter djdi� so' it' up,to heightof a mile oi- two, View 9 . I
� � , 9 .fgIllilias who never l ove beyond qimestion. -I Ring Ill the "low$ Variati � � I - zw4w, W."I
, explains that he 'made an unfu . that .a ,r 10 We '(DrMna of the Fit. � 6 �', a.
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� rtunate , nothingwill relieve this disb-.eiis- shoplilng. � . 9 1111allyj We have a complete union , 1 9 9.1 1. , 9
I . � marriage when quite a boyl Sor I �. . � IVVONV 94a,,itid.11y Imperceptible ' ' . . �r .1 -1 . r . 1 .9 �� � �11'�, ,Llo %Q
''9 will rank be. I � as one 6"f rte�a afts. I w --_-_-_--W 11
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. - I lit- condition surely ag Lydia AndreV was oi� ifie box and took 'ad 6coilds, but,16 iK d4llbtf ill True I I Wagner th� emo, I rXACTr0PY.0F.WRAF?E:y- drlZ� !;Qil� " ' r d
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I � � r side her as a comp-nW1 pbe',im...."., I I . tional or muslea 'elern6nt was the prl-*' - - 1, . . 1.L,n;t74."o .4, , ��. 97017.
'' : . Pinkli4itn's Vegetable clom- vantage of .the opport1l"'tY to [Ind Out lute. ullifetlaity ex1its clay after -do y And � � . I I . . I . . : . " *;Ppor.
9 We. )lave only to sean L,IV yd�,U. L, �W":,, .6 �,,� .
I r, � "' 1.11 " Iviiethei abso- mal inipillse; but I it by no.japalls followe - . ; .-tt ai",
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-Oly for fasb. ' month. after mon-th throughout the ,year that. those capable of Infusing ne* life d -.1_-2- &=-"—�4' �
� � -iodicals whicli c,A, r �:pe., 11"" ! lwand;jt allhwas %vorks in har" more about tile royal ietter than rtobi,&L i
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- I see what a frantic dread r f tili.ve at such altitud � I I.r -14,-V -1 � . . -
I I liort'able folk, LL 11111,11y male system. had been able t . � es As four And live miles. -into �ed by bh7i shall be : 16=��R il:��- 1�1 . . . r . 1111110W
, , advises sielc lieforie-mentioned privilege. of iI)d aln Consequently, it pro.vokci; a smil-e.to see the fabric oreAt . .. . . 'r r . ... I . I � . . . r I . . .
, -ades all classes of pleasure- 1votnen free. Address Lynn, lk&aSS. servants in the So` sillailUOY bonstituted. On 'the other . .
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1, loving society. e utli, lie turned to his I . � . . d I . . . I r . . I . . . .
� " r Tfl i"I'llinerable nob I niistr the, gazeWers Attempting such precision hand, ft 'Phould not be forgotte, that I I I . I . . --. ----. -- . . I .
, r I � d asked: "' ,*,* Itobert, as is indicated in. the' t r . , r I I . I
�� j'r' b unis for re�iioving wrin',les, mas � . . . ess till , Alls' Be on . L r . ------------ --- - - -.--
. saging statbillen that tho.term. "American" is very broad )W - . — . I . I 1. .
,-: or fateaming,' v -- w . I P -.!12 . was tellin! us till$ 11I.W111111 0� 4, 1 . , I . . . . . I
I � .1 is co niplemon, the 'cover . . .You latt QuIlL, Qrest, in tile All-nalaylls, is ,- ..Its application. . It doe� Wt- include the . : . .AFrogres9f".r-ox1tl0ttra . 714' �
I , ". I Ings' for . I . bUnly -A )tjut. People. � .1 i ir � ngland this� 002, fv.bt high -1 � I . . 1. . Ang,IQ-Saxon alone, but. 0. . — 1; , � . .
, , . ba?d heads, the ctra,risformation.'? . . tile K 11 er E 1. I '
5 1 , . &r thin hair, the 'rays, of I � . I mawnin!V1 ... .. . ..0 . � . . .. . , several million.i. ..
I go d or copper . � 6T . . I . 1. . Another plan makes ilse of -the ther- * of"tho.d4icendants of tb6�e natl6na who . .They vieie,. asking conundrums In the
, � hill visited - es, Andrew; Robert spoke 'true.11 . I
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I "' I of auburn, which are cunnin y contrived When Lord .. n 1ph Churc ' ' I , . I . moIneter. r teral 'contributed to tile development of, music comaercial room. the otherevening wheiv,
, 1, the dianiond fields o -South Africa, wfiII6 "Robert ,4oid, it, was. a ver, lulpa,vtalli I
. I for gray or, to use the more 101 . .. PeXatUre. on Inountain tops than on wIldn that art existed purely and sim. a� preilously silent young, man, put in 114
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.: �,� 'laded' the great ar y o malll- remarked: "All fo the ve,nity of wo.:* Yes; Andrew,. a -very inliportant le R'laills. To s6odre the -sama degree of ply' for . poke. .. � . . . .
�L 011ristii, rna�ieurs and 'beaut speci . " � , t- . .rdness,Tq1I egg inuat be boiled I quently no- reason what6ver 'Why we , "I've got one,"' be said .
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� 1 � , , 'Who, in the niost clever way, manage .In." A lady, who heard the remark, . � I llike's Peak. -than in Deliver, should not bio rich in Artistic material "What is it?" asked crowd. . . .
I � poke W-fortable incomes out of the I ' This- closed tive.enquiry for .sonle'lllln- again, thlongbi only. a rough approxIma7 capablo.,of developmimt.. The.1rouble is. "Why'is bea-�en like a baby?" .
I I � to added, "And the depravity of man.)P. . . . . oAgere t�e
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��,�� � , goneral. panic which apparently prevails It is related � , utes, e,bi t .the nearo, curiosity lind . - . . .
", b n I L!, not ' tion eari be effected,i'nothing - e -has been - it for ten minutes,.
��,:� , that a prisoner,'arrested.! r � . I like 4ceur that, this devialopm lit wrong, They wrestled with
, I . ee ely ,),,I,, again to I acy is'qbtalnable, Bes'ides�, 06:changes 'and no Influence riore'-potent, to effect and . kave it.up. . � . .
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for murder, bribed an Ir .h mistress 4rdrew enqull�vd 11
. WAMOng .their patrons at tile inflexible, I is satibiled. Tur' " 1, I
I Unglbwpable march of Time -all the , ivith one hundred dollars to hang . I an U- i in atn'Qspberic pressure which invillidatd � A- I -evolution, Ili thia regaid - can " "Because'. heaven is home, home 1j;
. I se - dertone' suggestive of a . I I be sug- �
� li thingl ire striking proofs of the con- lur - wbeedling"bid ' ,the i6dicilitions of a .barometer would, gesl�d than * an operatic, ,stago. upon where the heart is,.where the ]%�Art is I$
I Wfor a verdict of manslaumliter. The ' confidence.. 11)ilij, BQ,ek,.-1 ,q,1)o,*, '
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I � stilat, desperate fight kept.up by a large jury were Out a long time., ar'id.'flnall i .,a the ; likewise cause a trifling variatibn in th� !VhIch master a A
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: ,:,!., and foolish majority against the laws of I came in with a verdict Of malislaughter. . .9 to colne * boiling point of A -, von levol,'say 14,900 Performed. 96 that, their essential. dri. !rhall. tree, a small tree is a -bush; - a bush:
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11 Y a ing down 1 le PrIornier's viol'olicello he gitat difficulty with such aiv under-- �, biliouim6ss ain .-d 1. .
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� it of the fashionable restaurants. Lunch few t!--. ',.cfc,re the 'death of Dr. leave 'all vi e ,tit the "Fortunate ,Isles�ll sick headadh( d$ ys,pep-
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: , , dearest -friends. Another . Mrs much distracts his attelitioil F;om .the copy. pheric retraction. A 'peak may. not be they, did not take'rduge on'the rnain-'I pe'psis tablet." "That was clevar.,-.3�-...
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, " ; � ergyman passing"through, a village, vert the. company by firing papbr Pellets, .I ce'6f rpiscalculation, i . I .. � I 11 .� I I . .
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1, �Aeaj[ with her husband would appear to a number of boys surroWid- JD 0 � � . I C, I TTERN e,,� i- , �
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�11 them and sell1hem. in comes,* Th' ' mastIorilliant, problems. . . � .
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I �her in the light of a positive calamity, rise- 6 -a traffic wilic Teplied, . every MO- : ,,.A. �
�i % She stillYs up playing 'bridge' till two or Thinking that some ,cruel deed was � in . to by sonne Pathetic little trifle, bellow I. a surveyor attempts * to detervaine. an . h. goon: -completely . I hik Wife- "but I Wisli.yoted go - < ftriber. 0W.t So cents a ye". �, .1 '. * ,
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tb bed more or less exhausted, and can . ing your face � � . ,� g something . .
ere & a Wlid state. 1. . - about a forgotten 6n.gKOmiInt,' he. hali- .. �� I X %/ , .
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', �, � , 1� moved from her hands. The housekeep- by -saying: "Why when 1. was a little thought that YOU,cann6t sing, but from fessors, Ylseber of Ituttgart. and. Hann ' 3§itters hAve no equal;' It tonesAip the � 16i %dst , !. I., I
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i or takes all the accounts to her husband, ' . : of Vienna -.'ex'presiied the, opinion that � t , i .. ,., I`
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� , . , the most Part at his club or a ! said sadly: "Rand: him .the,dog." '- Put it 'forth during a pi. . . . . ". I , , stylish lin 0,
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�,� �', . louses of his various sporting friends. ! An Irishman, who, much. to.bi wife's pafib'Lly.imtil p6ac6 reigns'over . - of their throats in pouring � . . . I . . . . . . I
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comen and'early 1�Av6rg, 'To'tbe former, ed the - me t of a t , feribined to -adopt the Jde' ettsilyworrie'd p, of 7 M - .
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when he bad finished his work to lo le . ar of the Incitlitallis -we do not lit, '1235 P,m,-�-D6aco.U.J6U61i fitm . , I - :, o . -,
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whose parishioners were too speedy wit e, %!Cal item, Whor ow.,01 On! Ily. ba; It 1, - 111 .1 "'I":- , , .. 7 - ,:t �*. ii -- An,t- . . .
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the stable and place tile r 1C y under -a You have failed to escape before its otim. the. wholo) Major,Burrard thinks that - bee ' . . ... P , , , - 1- '�,� i, , k. -; I... � I . .
L " � I thOir drinks. After an eloquent exborta. stone, the location of which e ,no -P . o trouble would fiot'eall for a coireq. 113-.10 p.m.-Deacbn Jones has Aied and C ". 11 r ,, I , 1'..!W. " ev o is *, -: 1". ,41 I "i I r �'. I - , 'LL" .1 ,i4
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I " .Mr. Clem mancemOut, excl ,lie a giant corlittol until th . , ,� . - I t. I., i, t , . , 1 - - .< .0'
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L I described with mueh exAetness.'. When thA ,q` -`--A� . u-,- --,1--- . I � tion exceeding sixty 'feet --a eorrectidn gone to -heaven." . I . I . " .. .!!�
I �; I "And noo, in& freends, this tram -tram. I "I to (ity lwee ��,;1.1��4 10 lIc". I '. t all ,Ar.,,-,i,i4.��r*.�14f""".,.... ,4. .Je,rA�!V'%,V,N,I!j.1 , '.
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, I -trinking must cease I Mr. Clemens reached home After hisdrlv6 . . L .. I . . . that. involves addition to' the . orlerinal ta;ter in tile Oteryfoon, a traveling a I% .. ; " ;, * �, * "! ,".� ,,ev ,. .4 % -. ". . . i ., .1 , ... ,. .1, .. .
ming and trink .; it, � . I �.. 0 . r- !, h t 0 ,i - . - "., .n 1%. ,,.,,, I ,
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I � I must and shall not cont"nue. NOtLllnt lie was surprised to find thal, the key - - . . estimateii-but he Adds that 'Ithe question salesman happened by, stopped to .�ead fl� rv,� (--t 1,i,,i.-,o,f .:,ii,1 Tnrl.,,-.,��L.i'..,. t 11. 1 * ., L , .�ii.,...,, ,., I
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: 1 object to a Snoft' 91CSS Of a 111017nin to AVLP TO STOP HER I . I . . . � , " , M ...., ..". --4,4 ..". .v �,. fkt, rtvv Ve I
; , " L' keep aff the chills b(,fore breakfa,it, n I- had been exhausted he Awoke the hostler tions.11 L .1 . . board, mado Another report coricerning t II. -.4 eillvlell�y ip�t oll1v an ft i1viompt I i�. �wr x ,:,-:X,-i', %t i1,114,t*t,Ch,)rft-0. In'the I � �
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I . I I to To P -Miss, but this Is no tb(i ewisflnt Archbishop - Irt-land, says the XqW, Tork , V, "t . . . . . i " , . - - �. ��
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I I P. . -i were deficiencies of matter, if: hot cavi- ,,,64De a good boj,'i said'U11616 John,,' ro�'47. A. friond of inille DersuzA,10<1 1110iti �- . � .. . - .i� . I
l An' If, Ili tile saiietity nf tbr, ii!,tv,, %, e' ti�guished divine, whi0i illustriltes Otc. , . I A �� I �o , mul,l rt , . .
tMill-irmininin, "'at hnR to I)" st.)TIl'if I "Times," tells this story. about the dis- I i . 1p�,,\- I ,
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I f - ilig the Himalayas which ild, maybe wheti you grow .UpL yolil, 'tP I -- .. .1-1 . .
. � . . e f� ties, underlyl v,tilla.reinedy, r did so, and It euroa , .. , " i. . . I—— I
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hev a giiest in tile P * /�, . .
ir bottle and in - f i � ., r i I it. -nor when in a tight plitee. The real " IS . ,t plan lonpplicable; . 11'. F -< � - ":. . 1.
. I 1% - . it .. . It 1,i impossible to Imagine it tvitter z?,i J I . I . I . I
t I . UJIUMICUllog UA - "t "IS that 'so?" all , I "I . .
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. � .-. IwOred Willid, ex- tre,ftient for livOinia, than Dr, Cli a s I
ros, for, this Wrio tile- aef,w�(,(,. f,-[ " �sfia O agolit IV04 eatight short on surno � �. I hedly,' a e I I r . .
, � binkin', but a elievifia partill,p,g i,.- I ,.�j I . . I I s6areh has upheld General Wilker." ci I'An(L,rWe on .tlie, engine?. P,-r.u*,i of Lintool ,iil,l TntipentifiN 'It I . .. .. !. .'.... ,.,
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� ; � L' ile investment -i of Wis. o-,vil A li'l client"S 1: . � I I' 1, 1. I � .. I . . � - � . I Gc6, you bet. Vil be good 1'�-Buffalo noetileo ,tlie; exeqttm ii�rvf-,, ctolirt the i- � . -.. . - '14. i . ; I I
L good things of tbi.q wrivirl i,i .n1i q,j11i-jptA- and it wa.4 divided thit lie And the Ar 'I I I L I . L- : . �,. �� . . I I
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r .4tit good fellowship. .'itpipy, 111a L " , . I . FWress. I I . N ! .1 . brorlebir -A , . " , � '. I I
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they had Illone, . . .. . I . . . � the fr1glitifill OvArnis, Aftl, NVII � . I , , . . . ,
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--ospecially li�d wIf6kPv.1' . who they expected w4old hpl�l them out, I , , I . -%-: 1 * mazy waltz)-Pdri, . . - -11 � . . �,, I ,�, i- . 1; , I
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I ; ; I , ;, cliltivato . lave sown oat$ , lia-0.4 you don't like in -style of. datic. . .
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* . I they go the next .day, w7l�Vfi'wati, siln. . to kill qitac� � I . . I or* ' � ' L�;; e , : 1, Z :�. . I � , 1. , -z" . . I
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I Ms. Stubbs -They havr� ea.pluled the day, The real estate- ui.ln �t , 1 oats killedL it � MJ'98 Shar e '': 'er ' %t* i
. 1. N% 14 soiri�wllat, _ tIOW MANY Wor�lntk ItAVE ' 'To Do dld it L pretty. well,'. The is rather too . r I . . �� L
. I sho,pked tit this suggestitni, eoming from This raom amt To DAV? almost entirei ' 'but 'in a low places I ft% anictiess about, it. . �, , .., L : ; -� .- . . I � , , , :1. I " - . � I I
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the sonree it did, and sald flint ho, Xlever MILIJUlm's ULMIT A" WO Owns '� - I . . I , . I
. # ; Wtel did he keep?-"Tit-11it.4.'1 . aft a blegaing to t" M' ts .6 L 1 ,�1110,v ,,,;ay, I vary it ? ' . � . �.. .. : '. . . , '. 11 .. I 11
. traveled on the Sabbath,, aj it was I here there were ome rocks, thert h4rpc_�u , * Van I ;L 14.-. ,.�,,:�,,�.�;, ': �.." 1, �- . . I � � ..
voint-nin'thiscon4ition.Theg - W Miss se you tread on of zoad . ., � .. .� I 1. .
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I V Uterar -Those .ire rather cun. trs6ry to tile Seripturi-s. The 1118hop mw CM* NMVOWTIORS. Vol-Vesplicso, Pa Veakam6, Was some left. 'The field was first I Iftir left rl�, '011,4 Ill a, wliffe.-Plilla- I . . . v.1'a, "'I"I t -'. � " a.: i ." � , , ��.
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. the pointo and, rubbing hf.3 hands togeth. 1,141oftne(% and all tioublea ocoaar to U* deltibla, . UlOrvtbfjy�J�i ", ' "ll'Urt, i i;jt*I'L'��), 1'1�'t,q t
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11 replied that lie, too, ba,a it, text thAt f61111410 AM . ,il:y-XI'!"( t " �7, D" b 11' i �:Iiir�tIJN
-Wiper;toulve just ninde for me, dear, e,Tt - I thatinjured the quack some. The next � .1 . . . PJ�L,1,1 L� il, 0 L_ 1. . et"t'le,��,"LP,7-,
F. . J*.11 mt*. James Taylor, O'LlIAn7e N.D., Ift"boin. ' I , . I - I� , I
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r I .1 61% two diery I would have to leave MY *Ork and vit (eon, the soil and are hative'Sted iii tht . � � - ,
I . . o*W-_--!!�!.-�!n�--!!t--!!!!�.�--!!!!-t-tt!� 9�s" in this ease we had better down. i acemea it) tZ 'O With* L
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