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� �. , It r-10 K � of yards awaky, lu%�X'.ly. bilia pul Women have, I U4 tiocterielosiste 44 taken % I " - ' .. ,. , , , '. - _ I - I I . " , ", t,
":8#16 40 Rod AWailivoiMa Aodw 0,�'& *11,18 tv slaso door aud. one ,after = i4se WMA - -_ J , ..- . - I ;�,
. , Kidney DISI , , - Oad lApehn"tr4firloedmtghT,owuoqmka'u'# NkIrt
�. Ae pushed inside of me the colleeillon oJ I . Undou otro6to; .
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, "i, , . . 'hei Ond-40onstipationip silver plate that the Ogeg AnO imake the Inistaki or eitirk4atlax sho kind kfter w,&Wng it in distilled, water, I
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. , I , I I . x 6-skikaellio to oshor".us". i ilave eilamined the offseguringo und ,
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I. _. _� , I ". I I %. I I 4 - . work now In th� antr7 hadplace4 thlero, Many women b I er 0, � I
�' . . TAIII 174 I I j. I ave, kidney disease and do Inicro ollo - One hundred and Jlfty drops i . :
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'. . . - . � -1 -1 ; against my brass welghts—ispoons, forks, with those of ailments of g,feminlue nature. r contained more than twon- I,` -11
A�� -11' IL I 1;9 I teapot, s4lyer—overything higgledy,pig. ty-Ave thousand , a of such disease#,, , A
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I&A , . OrA gledy. � , 144ckacho, loss of fie�h, dry� harsh skin, do- -therls, and typhoid 11 I
I— urine, swelling ottliefectaud!c9s, I
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, Just think of ther courage 61 that , - =Sa 4.0 soreness of the mqscics, weariness t, 10, I I -
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N6 Ai' I ,� J- I the ,ii;t6tio;1 so 411101cly-and risen to . I disease, and call
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� I � 11 I The aeasio ,pt treatment inorder th The Mud You Uaive Always 'Bought, and W11101 lias, beellit , -
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, I I - I I X In use for, over 30 years, has bome the signature of
� . . ,,Aug of desperadoes uright bave sprung &s. W. Wi1xiNs, In Washington. When It I% produced at
. � -V . g popular price, the ouburbanite� of I -and has beei4 Made Under b14 Per-� . .
. . out and crushed ilia life out of her be. .' . , , Henry. St., BelleAlle, � �r 11
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They cure Giddiness, . u Iness and Swellin ix er meals, Diliziness and Drowsiness, fore she'd time to give one "skirl" for I Out., statcs,_11suffered wholu, the comic papers make So Much. I 1 - lsonal Supervision since Its Infancro . 1,
Shortness of Breath, Costivenes0i v a great deal withpains in , may take a fewturns.about his i :
, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, . I help. But the best of the play was to � .1 . I ���, &�4�r Allowuo one to 4cceive 7011 In this!.; I �
lotches an the Skin, Disturbed Steep, Felih4l, Dreams, and all Nervous and Tromb- . . 1. 41ft, , . g
B I come. . '" be small of the back I a wort
Sensations,etc. The First Posis will eye relief in twenty minutes, Thisisno, . . . t use I . every morning, and then head the - and $A 4ust-as-good.1`1 are but; - .
- lin.g , I 1''was feartully excited, so much so, �., i neyttOuble* niower toward the railroad station to . � All Counterfeits, Imitations 11
. �fictAon. For a Weak Stow4irpil, Disordered Liver and impaired Dlgastlio . 11 hene r *too d I take Ilia train for town, 0 `4 Fjxperlment$ that tr1ifte witl� and endanger the healtill or .
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they act like 419agic". Every sufficieris earnestly iriviltedtotrya.Box of these rills'. I thAt my hea rt. beats, were'louder than � - -11 n A roturp ..,
. Is al and how I ached with sympathy. I � cool 6. rc I rise . 14 In the afternoon lie ru�.y flutih ilia ' b Inthuts and Children-) Gly,perlionce. against H:Kjper1mcUto
and they will be acknowledged to be WITHOUT A RIVAL. to oompleto u , -z ofm � . I the pains were so great, I . to � . . . . I i � . I
BEEWAN115 PILLS t4kou as directed, will, quickly restore females . wbert her little raltes of hand IN �� � The disease became so of wowing the lawn, while he keeps I hQ, I - I
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rre arity of the 4ysteal. � . scarcely lock thel door of my cill.io. Ihoy - graeg along the roadside cut and rolled
health. They promptly remove any obstruction or! I . I u %,.
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I Orassists in Canada and U. S. America- In boxes. 25 cents, . w e r (,- tremblinq, so! l'at.,-,!i0*did.l,. . it affected MY by ,his, daily trips. Then on Sundays h* .
Sold by all ' A �!"twra � tl,!;, ,,,,, w. I I iv.t.ihe�.uining very much . What is CASTORUA ' I - .
- - ..w� . I .. : slipped the I key ht within tire bu,1I(!Q W . v., ,,,,wrl. ,,,i1kt;v tl�jijy, Ilr. Chase's Xidn.ey- rally give hi§� baby -a ride, up and dowit . . I I .
* - � I . . 1� — her dressiti-own, . - . ., , has -the. road in I Itsi horseleris carriage,that it I 14 I .
. . Liver klills, I can sa�that ray trouble . Castoria is a harmless ,substitute for Castor 01110 Pare- �
, . I Just 8,.f,ew* moments 4 ftpr , we could entirely disappeared. I can speak in the maylinderstand wfiat the modern inven- , . '
� .,��,i�444,3�4,--<-/'C-<-�O-�s"$,.; � . hear the till I the Way it tor can do. - I . goric, )Drops and Soothing Syrupsll. It
Ilf at -F,1$6 with l'ol 110'iy-�61-UNFs- V �1 ,of's foot%fPn.;t !I,irving., He highest terms of this medicine from , is Pleasant. U,
��� . ng I i 'it.;!�.!- , , I l - - contains. neither Oplum Nor hine, nor .
11 her ways ,wern so different froin evidently was goi hi4 exit by acted in my case.6 . i The'Shawnee 'IlTeraliill offers.610 ex- . P p . other' Warpotle - ,
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. ft small window jn�4 bidi;nsl It'i � ;tnjr. To protect you against Imitations the as In bird stories;. Jesse .' substancei. , Its age is its guarantee, It destroys'Wornis , . .
theirs. lier voice wanted softness, and. . , port I ceptional Val �. I
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R111 . I I case, arid probably ' "' Diarrhoea and Wi 4 '�
5 bo . pi.inued throwing the ti.nd signature of Dr. A, W. Chase, the fame Davis, a farmer, who resides east of t �, and ailvbys Feverishness.. Jt - cures I I
Mr. Archibald's W") �' see' 6 Q,A very box �if 190, town, has h sparrowls nest which was. i - Colic. It relieves Teeth ng Troubles cures Coosttpatioa ,
� I � her ty out and an making away with . rercipt,l)ool� author, are . �
I fa= ions were often rather oddr ,.
A STORY OF A CLOCK I they grated on. the refined Ice but It ever a. man had irrii,thkon- his I 1. '. I I : . � bullt.in the Tear of a buggy,seat which . i Is �.-*'_
, . manuers of *the old people, I used' to � I . . -tienc 4 bod, riligulatesJUe '7 1 .
1.111_-%� love t6 listen to tire negro melodies vocation, he had, for he.hadia!t the pluelc �' _.. .. � - - -1 _. .__.� 111r. Davis frequentli -uses. The cover of i and Flatt ,y,, It assixullates the V I i
By J ETNA. of a mouse In him, . -seat had worn away, and the old ' - Stomach and ving healthy and � n �
.11 . which she sometinnes sang In the even- . . Scientific Predictions in FiCtion. the I . Dowels, gi aturOi sloew . .
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(3), .00 - On hearing hita returning, 6116 crept I I birds took poswnslon of the moss padding I �
0*18>�s)*��.)��� ings, to the stecomparilin t of the banjo� behind. me. All her courage . The Children's Panacea,-TL,0 Mother's V34end, . . _1 .
I must have I. =VNIPLY "Saturday Night" and 'made a very comfortablo,-:4ome. Mr, . . . . - �
'M 4an old grandfather's clock. Her voice was clear a d sympathetic, . left her, f,br she -just edtnk down,,and I ' . I . � - .
hen there's a cr3 but often had a sad rin n it, 1. thought, I . cited a number of cases of re- ' Davis once A week comes to town to
. In these days, NY oould hear her poor teeth chattering. I inaxkable . literary prevision ol . remain all day, but the old bird stays tit caNumE ALWAYS. .
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for "all tbilli, new," anything thit Perhaps she was a wee t homesick, for . I R CAST . .. �
I - all she had a most devoted 'busband, sJ17e and the darkness pretty effeetu- � solentifle truthi - Whe words In lionie- on these occasions, returning to ,.� . . � . I .
is not "up to date, ' however inter I lid her small 116ure. Anyway, the - her nest a,4 so n - s the buggy reaches Its I . . Bearli the e - , ,
I be, ii Amongst her songs my 'favorite wail "' *hIch Calid*ron, tliV Spanish dramatist Q a Signatur of . -
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esting and valuable it may whyi om burglar I . .
"Swanne , , gll (I -Auld not tatch' a I or the seventeenth centulT, seernEv to 41red The e-s she laid theie have now . ... . . . -----.mod& ._ . . . I,
a be r ,,fed to the shelf. . e ltiverl��It touched me wou .mpse of his face, . -_ . I
"eg I must say, truly I d6rfully-and then there was the !'Carra-, . - �r his back was -to !' describe wlreles3 telegralpliv, and the liat;iied aud7r. 1)avla is Ili Shawnee to-, - - .
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Pltnt Y 1, - life I . , me all the tifire) inodo direct for that .. ge In. which Stmda, 'day with the bvt� and the little spar- v 11 . . . .1 . � .ij.
M wa, - " with the A- diall Boat Song." Sbe woula sing tha.1 remarkable pa-ssia, I I . I 11 t .. . I - . . . "I'll 1. . '". , .
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hay.e a . id affection, for, you with .211r, Archio.. I tEd. enjoy that -oriel , precious coffee-pot. ar,,.I all the other bits the learned Jesuit blistorlan, writing in rows, but the parent bird is at home, � I I � . I I , I . I I . . .
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saust. deference a' family and high edu. . It WAS such a pity, I olten tholight ". of silver that were' I;o. dear to my old, 1624, alsodepleted.Wairconilz In-yonitton, awa#ing the r�eturn of her. young ones. - � . I I -, , . : 0) .. ...-5 1 .
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pee,, people of good � mistresses. He had 4 blaol; baize bag were quoted. But some further cases � I "I
I ation generally are very RILIC11 attkiclied the days went'lik, ihat'the you" ore-ai with. him, I noticed, and probably there ` . � The Pullman Company bas �made a do- , ' . .. ... wev " I , . .. � . . .
'10 handsome and useful bits of furniture, ture seemed w0ftr'away from. tte -old of the same'lttud are now ,brought to .mana on F. P.. Woolstou, a prominent � I . . � . .
and seldom discard them for a fashion, I ' 'T was it confederate waitbigv outsido, Wher, . . light. .. . . . . .. ,. I . � I � � I . .. I I � . I
adlea' hearts as ever; ,he troablcivaA I . . , . Christian R tideavorer, of Danv6r, I -or two : ., The iry"', ,
we are I . Ite found they had bieezvsuirited'awily lie . In t liver'si Tray- hundr�(l dollars daraiges. to ill( . . 1. . , . .
$'fad." AuYw expected neXt,.1 llfiek(yo cola steel Ols," Swift d,64crlbels the -two se,fellltes ,in, which he tl made! his bridal , . I I
able iq, I hear that tbe%had made iip their minds that thelt � ,he third part of '�Gua � sleeper �.
I !to in demand .now, though in bygone nep lew was to marry theJair, tall,a= . . � � . 1. ay - B0
few houses that'could 494inSt big, forlelicad, or lie fancled soine'; is the London "Spectator" I trip. It.seems that the car was capture jimd Yok Have Alw S ught I . .
stat 1. bar I - . I of Mars. : A d � . I . . I I 11 �
Lys there water v daughter of a neighboring at work. � . . . I I
not boast of one of us and,to my think* onat, w ssess6d irreproachable. mant supernatural agency bad be�en � points out, "when Swift wrote, astro- ,by W I 0',
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r hero nor there. ners anhollial"ifelintly nose." Report said If he only could blive seen the frightened, nomY had -not advanced greatly' beyond I & u . nique manner,' � Alen's and women'a I . . In -Use For , Over 30 Years.,
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In -but, that's neith,' 4 -daft" I about our Toting .. -helpless thing, All tbat'wliis-in his WaY . i . lluygens's contentment. with the twelve - old I �. . I .1 I irlij GENTA,UR COMf-ANV. 77 MURRAY 5T.CET. MEW YORK cl,ry., � I . . . . I I . - . � .
I arn two hundred years old, and not she had -been "fair buti. thanks -to me, .he couldri - shoes Etna . horseshoes and ba'Anorg - - __ - JW r -W
v -eR . !t-' I st0011. .bodle,,-�-six planets, and six satellftet.,- ' -to. the whillowo - �� � . � . I
gtsi - .1i.tosavau. Agood deal of ticking ninster I)ut report often makes mistal, ' tick, t�016119, calm Ana whlch�rnado up th � e 'perfect number',of. and things were'"nailed . . . . . ..,
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1,,, lie in ihat time, and M g6od deal -but I must not digr�ss, ai. TOUT b4 .140'emnly, verily believe it one of the Pullman el -a ' inside will o4t, ,' . .. . I . .. . � I . . .1
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Vjf , li've seen. Alh. -1 th e ell-qP; dvlbhiii!o� rie a tiresorr old chatterbox. brave d ng-lf -I -the sollar system. Certatinly uo Rafts -were driven into the car with al I . . I . . L I . . . I
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. . . r , that -coward had seen alid laid a fingei 'm Oted that lKa�g 'it' , riulch'abarldoii as' if it. bad been a - picket I ��— - ___. . . . 11 . I . - , I
I . t , , A 041. Multi !�,,.) monflls.-..;t:,r wo. deu',ded,U . � su 0 ,had moorib of .. � . � . I . .. � I � � .
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ill I ll�e place wi . . . - . . . ,-. .. '... oil �Qlc little he'roilie:of the play I wl�iuld own. 'Thus, 'Swift made a.very wild b 11101ITS10- 1) .- - . � ! 8 � p � P ... 4 .
T ; flices vallish - ' . - �Pd L., i . style too. Most the'daY DM'Ore IT. was U. . have cried out loud. - . .� . .1 . ferim, Whon.the sleeper got back tQ''l RE X AL. 1,11,12 , YES . . 5 - - , 6A 6.0, - -, I . �
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' ..... ' 1, . . guess. when he announced of the 14a- Deriver.-froin Oaden 'it is said -that it'. . . � . . � , . I
#, _...uri,,er ones, N% -.o ,.li . . . come off ,-I-,,, l,irljtc-lr-,, :wei,,!ent. befell the I . 1. . . I .1. . I
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lie just gave P, smotlil. -Putan phlllo�ophe,,�s: 'They. have -ldke- lo A. -Wo;- School. , �, ". I . ,
o � .. � S'. I ,,,, But be d,,dn!t- � . liked'as If -it 1��d been ,the targetr for a I These Dyge will ays Wo�l, Cotton,. S
&R,, �,heir day and then nial,-, a.?),nian, i% ha wo, - to a-ist in 'Walting � el,vd ery., a wild glan�e from right to'left, f J I .
. I I c - . - wise discovered t wo lesser stars, or gun. It wis 'taken out of iq� i uts or hfixed Goods. in one bstb-tbey ar, thy . I . I
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4Dthtsil. Yet, looking back, it -' 1- '. ;.,,, tnwc� ' llj�. sp,.ii-wil hi.i ankle, Mrs, ,,,, th,h lie .made for,,mnd, wiL. througli siteilltes, which. revolve about Mars,- oatlin I the latest and most Umproved Dye In th" I . I. I I
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seem so very long ago that I.i., - NvOr" Arci,; ".,"Mied. up' s she expressed that-sm0livindow Jn-& jiffy. I've' oftin , vice and . W , orld, Tni a �acksge. All colors at . which convorte,moke. kair matw- � .* .
Atches, and i� .aLk,ti . whereofAhe Innerinost-is, diatant frorr. .pullman Company is trying to make � . I I
owaered hair arid 'it, a seemingly Very -sniart. Young man shice'wonaered how lic'managed, -for he.!` the ,ezitisr of the primary plan,it exact- . R. P, UEKIE'Si Drug Store., . - :, ' �. . I orial into eo,rnlng� power sua � . 11
nd werit . ; IVRplqton pal for the repairs. . - . I . . . .. . I ..
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'Their gowns with huge.hoops, a cz ,to take his place. So everything went was a pli6nomeiially" tall man.'- He did, 1 ly three of Irls dtarnoters, a.nd the, out. . I . - I _.- I:, . I . . . 11- � p1ticeis more ybubg'0ien and wo. .
A-visitinq in sedan C11pits. Queer tim off swimmingly. What a display ,of find allyway) "' and left everything behind; I _', -- --,-.- _!====_'!!!!! . . . .. I . !neningood positions 'tboin any - I
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those, when a man WELB . ermo-st five; .the forhier,N;VV=S.11A EIK I .. .� . . I. . ,. . I . U ANARANITE . . I
hanged for steal- things I The old- falu lly � plate *" I'll 00 1 Joven flie'black bag wi&4. dropped ,in his. s, ace of -ton hoUris,, s.n.d the'latter Ili I __ , ----"-- MARB - . insfitutiops of the kind in Cansda � . I ��.
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ing a sheep and dnp.h were every-daY oc- show, and: made a .brave one, - - i ! fli,ffht.�, , .. . I . I. . I.. I 1. I I twenty-one and w J%1V Not oui�v were I After Work or' Exercise. V 1111TS" I � 1111%. :: . . ...... 1. . .1 . 1. ....�'.
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"TWas a bright, happy gatheringv Many . I I . . -, _1 --- . . I .
currencies. 'Twas alw63,A lGve aff"" . . OUT poor little lady haa,to keep to her., , ,there to gpoundg* fb � red-letion of ,,� * : .. P *:I, � . . . . , -! r,_e)V7")F- , 0 I �..
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fouclit over. - Ladil I I yc-ung, fresh faces, too, arno bed with a kind of nervous attack -atter two-satipIlItes, but lizz-Orhate OJ 9 I . __�4, 9 - �,_40 "
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Ithie!.- I her first land, I hope., last.adventure of their ,-distance J& platiet. was u -n- .. ft Q -� ' � " � , * ' .' I � . :E .
� instettd of powdering IL, 0 . I -'such -An I . . .
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n w-1 ch 41the clinging natural like.to Tnl' that -wayi.-f.he kind, Arid I liad quife, � sieg� of in . . I we ,. � , - � 1-`
hair now, pleased me; you grets. old . , , - . . I . , . -
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. ana .Aear go\Nns 1 to such an extreme Air. Archie told.such, sing. ariecadto - I � precedente4; it ,was as If'6ur.TnoQ.r�.l.. .. � . 1. . --� N__ . . � I � . "e'.1 . . .1
effect` is carried hIn W � , ONVO . � � - . .Z�l 1� . 1 . I � . I . . .� . - I l. I
id out% - I a,mu . digestion and. was All out of order for should, be wit . t en y ,thousand � � I � I 1. . �� I . ,to , I . � I . .
v they get in ELI of big lifio lnAhe col6nies an& also some i : . . . .1 I . .
that I marvel hov I some 11nio after, r6y heart. boatb.i�, 111ce 4 mile,$ of, the'�qarth,, and rise qsrlu_sel� . � � I I . ., . arid school -of SELOATHAND, . *., .. ' ' �
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of them. Of course it's R arraceful style, terrifying 'ones, -principafiy relating to stdani engine, aud'se�oral times I.6truck. twice or thillie, in th4 twen6r4oux' . . . . . ... I I .. TY1?AWRITMG,& TBLEORATHY 1- I -� �.. .
ar . � . . . . I Soothes tired . . �. I .... . .
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people would not c ry what they . ibis trip to,a, place called-somethingerld- I -four v , rs. Nothing . ; TOrWito, Ont.
I . -P . -gold was pion- i twenty r1th6ut stqpping _ . museles, .,e,l I I 1. . . - . I . .. ' . I. . 4 � I
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eall 'style" to sue - i You-mav iniagine thiogratitude of our . bable,. Tei In" 1871 Professor Asapb I . 'niovesi,,, eore- I . . . . . Always open. .No,vacatione." � ,
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Thank goodness, though, there are nuin tiful. I fairly shivered when 'I - heard , .family -ana the praise, we both did glet. Hall, with the gr61aiW.a,s1iIngton.equA- ess a s$jff- . . I . .. � . . I I � . TAveleachisro. - Finoequipmelifi. - I -- - . �i
- who like to look'na- them -such hair -breadth tscapesl Ana I . . noise - '. gives the- body k% V . I
'bers of sensible folk vaecl ,me more I orla two , tln� . feeling of comfift an� ,,Speol4l'Summer Eession -for July.,
Zut what plei " , -1, actually --discoyered _ strength, � I . . . free, .1 .
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tural, in spite of the, mandates of lash" tb.q;re he was, sitting ar�ongst us all .. iog Wh;9-11: _ - t'll V - . digia 61 i . I .. . .'' I � . .
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- A rr I ':' . and An at. Partioulara* free,
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lonable modistes.' on see Clralldfather', g6t.on; : B&Nv, �Ivs 2T.C.lies, 1Y, ep "the tho*rn in. �tlie flesh". _ . D.on'i u.kke, tkv.�iAk. *atsiry what, will� ' I . � *_ - 1 14 � .. .. . I Write . � . . . . I ... I I .. ..
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I ueb traveling. Y .10 �arerin,�11 'A . represented 'to 'Wn 11 , . .
I haven't done in , . o lately, had quite unfairl�,- I.th0l]016, was -in � d, .
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almost all my life has been 5POTA with But' I must i3ay, Mr. Ar'Aio had, been . . willist. 7 14 Qlll� _ - , . , rinelval
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Sclotch people, where the "auld hoosiiI" , , forever after lov6d,..ay�, doted' b � W' P3nd',& 6xiviewt, wbkb waltrsisiiii, or! . . I 11" I I 11 .. . . . I , � .. . iA--,' �
-ir;:hIs mouth. �- tho�x;l'.Jrigh-bred -darnes.. "For' bbr. own r . I I . � I ganerally cantalis "Wftd alsi"11, 41 *mdot, * . � '. ,.. . 1911411!0" - -A6 9 is , .. . I
born wi,th a silvei. spbon -upon, - Y ' and SO. hours respectively. The E(gree- I . I . .1 � . I I . .. I . . . . ; - �,. .
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with ail its belongings. IlanY a tale I and Mrs. Archibald talking, as they lucky termination to. that thrIlling epi -1. .'to ascribe It to.inere.accident; ap yet :---_'7- __ * , * -1-1 --------------- �___ . . . � . .. . � ., , '.. .
n humorous and oft- I d I t'. & �, �, , ,'X � u r VV, ... lgd-t. ,V'V'0tkf . . .. . . . I . I . . ,
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could tell, ofttime _. 1yere4orning down the s&frs, aim in'arm. sode, in ,which I played such -ail import- � , At- a gonertLf. r-ur6) '.rcFr t6 hatching. .. - . . w . . , , ,
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t life made ti'p* of 661]w !--for they - wei-c always "that. loyin A�ui'.parf, tl�alb softened their hearts, say of *chickehs n days ArLi required; .,for L I I . , �y .
strange 0 S' light, w1iich zo,telescope in existence . .1 � eLINI TON. . . . .0 . , - . . I. .. 1.
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trasts? I often think what r She ie�indd i� V,6e"bift put 6ut,16r� thoe 1; ,,and I'think th game wd vorth the . before 'Herschel's day could 'P,D%Slbl� partridges, 24 days ; for pbeisants, 25,!^* . � . , W*rsted' 11. .. . � 1 � a, . .
love, hate, fear, .1 . . . *� . - for guinea hens,'- 2� days. ;: for 1. . . 1. ". . , . ' . .. . I
pranks human emotion, - u4re' tears, in" her' dark eyes, and she eaadlo.'. Good -by, - - * " .. ... . . have ;ghown.11 I I . days ; .. .. . I . , t ". ,�. . � I I, . . I ' -
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83inpathy,. make human beings Play I looked Aiffererit. altogether, for:ohe was� , : . ., . . Direct .1 porvero. Workmanshir good I
. . I .� common ducksi; 29. days ; for pea -fowls, and MR im h . . . . � .
At the time I aim writing of =Y home . wearing a black:gown instead of the usu- ., - - � . . 1 - ... . . 'Alany6ther. 4m1lar141#IcdpitIons are , . . teria oularaXiteed. . . situations. Apply to , . . I
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-bred, ar- '�,e , ed, I sup; ' - ' : Clearly Vehiied� . . .. . I . .I chronicled.. in the `P;h11o;delpIA,a, "Era.` 28 Aayg- ;.for t6ikeys, �28_ da�s ; foi B � . . Do'ifiludion , �
was with three old sisters: high &I white one=x relati -had dj '' I . � I I I b . . -, .: I . .
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istocratie ladies, with straight backil pose.. � . . I . �. . . . 'The - I gravfttlon was an- . 3o da a,, and forgerese .1 .� :,. 'M .. ess ., ..' , -
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(gi having yielded to the It was the, 12th of. August, and, her - ' . '. . . . . owl - I . .I� - . ;Lyk - , - .1 - . .. I , I . I SF; � 1, .. . . . ., , . ,-i � I
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eduetiona of a �ocking chair) and aqui- hus6n . I . I I 1. .. I . I ? . . ... .I . , . .;notrneed ,by Newton h the year 1685 � ...'.,', .. .... �... I . : . ,�:�� , 1, . � . I ... I '. I .1 _...... � eollege - . - , . . I . �
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usle-sh6oting,' egi In. . . ... . . I � � I . ,
1( " no noses -the . ELM' y 'lose," they -gro whieb. b "rig ii S�otland , . . . ... . � ' . ... . . . � �.. . - .
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1� t. A trifle sterri-rt- on that day. - , . . I � ., � .1 . I apeare in 1609? At all events, in 'Trail- m I . . � . . * I . I . . . � The bestv'qaipped Business; and Shorthand.. ,., � , . .,
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proudly called I . . � . �... . . . . . .. . , us and Cressida;,' ,1ria. ' . . . . .What Oth ' . Is e. in ansda. - Raffuced tuition rates, . I _
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aenled also -but they had dear, warni I am s0ft-hearted. Those tears, -wen. , ' . .1 I I I to the mouth of Cres,.Ada: ' I � .. . There Is: '- . . ," . I- . . ers. ays. lliteuls regarding our courses of,otqdy, . .
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hearts beneath that coldness. Why, PN'e straig . � They are th.' . � -� . 4.1, o . 11 . �. . . . . � . 1. � I . . .., I � . . ... .. ,� � .1 . .1 � . . 4
. as grol . V glit to* iny hoart� ,c an- . , , . ': .1 . 1 . . � � . . . . . roe sets of securing situations foi 11 .. I
iseen Miss Cecilia's faded gray ey Man of the old;but the yloung�should riot , -, 1� . - .. . . Duct th , ! .., BUT ONE . �. . . — _6d6_1 h111111111116- graduates. atalokaelsent fret.. Addresig ' - � -
wonderfully soft and tender at ill grieve. ' - .. . . I .� . . . � 1. 11 � . - e strong ba,se:and building df m,i . . 11 . . � . �� . . . . .. .. . . I �
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of the fir -4 rose of summer, for they fail,, "It's my'nose, Archie,"-shia was say- .. . . ' - . . � . .1 �:. � I � I :J.!.B. MCKAY
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.Ing, half laughing, half cryin 0 �� _ is as -the� very 6enter, oe tlre� darth,. - 1. . . � �� . .. . . I
I worabippe I every plant and tree - ( I V thin . . 1�v. ,%c. Z 761itakillev .... ,.i I Confeagra'don Life Bldg. .
Stub in that wonderful old gard6n of I could palci th-em, '16ve ine.- 'if only: X � I , . i DrAwin all .. w 919 to I t. -Act I , � � 1. I . I I F, . ... . :. . . . . .
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. a � . bad P, 1fa' ily ridge? and,;could leo'k- , .itatb-� . I .: - 1 i - .. I I : ' I. .. 1, . . . . in�de foi' 60 years � IIIIIIIIIIII _" ". . � . Toronto, Onto * , , `..
theirs. I -, 11A,-.jyorrtcrnppi4r of 'S , � ,I over .. .1 :. � . . 1;1� . I . .
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I . . . I . ol ion�sm, 4n0lielpated the ratoderzi � I . I 1. I . I A, I I . i �, � ... .
the lobby,,J and milly beyond to t You should have 'heard 'Mr. 'Ardhi6 ,�!_; ��. ; . . I I I : ., , . "I I .. .11 I I .
he red le . 0 .." 0, . . 3B, � I D ' ' i ' ' . I I : I I � . . I I . I.. . . A� . .1 Ir 1. . .
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where hung t,he most doll- laugh, and he astarod her. she -had the 7�� . I ...air-cushlon. i.Xn...'.The` 9t,' h,6 I ... I . . orivqr(litngton's carladlaIll. $took Ton � I .1 I . I'll I I �
brick wa I - � . makes Sir Epicure. Uanimoft, an, en�irn- � A specific in all -66es .of I . I . I .
ejous fruit, sun-ki4seld into perfection of dearest littl�. nose fn the world It was - , . I I _. . I I eioting' the pleasurVs to, be lilow nen 1111 - . , . . . I .. . ... . . aTames bestakf breeder and feedor,of the owee I '. 1, . I . . � . ,, .. .
-golden apricots, pears, .Bowe) 1p.omplatntis;y .. 11 . I . Stake. fat &�ttlo at - Pr,orlgelal wilater. Fat - , � I . I .
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taste arid color the feature in' her face he% first fallen � ,N`s'.t,oi!;,�� . G011-46 Crgrn* pp.. �. . 1.
_11ised . .. posseslgion of. the;'PlillosloPher'o storle,,! . . .. v . . I I . . ..
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. aches, plurns--7arrongSt the trip Ili love with,-.lind then he, quoidil some � .. � 1). I I . dee . .. . , rl . . 1. . . . DnAn Sln,� 1% I . � I
11 . .44re t*t. . I . I ., I I I have fad your Stbok Tonic to ea We and . . . .
re"alves. If I even began to tell you about poetry about 'Iltli� petall of* a flower-'�- . I . I . .1 . * I Diarrhoset. 11 �� . 1. .
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-fashioned flowers that "tip -tilted, like the �'dtal of 0, flower"') . . beds.blowip, not lstuffed; ) -A household . remedy-;- � I and put 6n flesh more rapidly. I tbinjv. it ,is. - I I .� . 4. I I . ..
the sweet, old . . ... . .. I wom ,have MY . I . ._ � . I
that *as it,' � ., r . . . � . . . . . : .* Down Is too hiord. - I --- the best Tonlol have fed to horses. 'Wearoalso, . . . I I .1 I I I . . .
row in such profusion I'd never be able . . .. . . . .:, � I � . . __ . . 91 I. I
a stop. A�lost of them took prizes year They stopped beside me. "They'll.lova - I. . . . . . .. . � . ... . . . .. .. ... - � . I . � ... .- It to our h6ns this winter and they � . . I . I
you, n.ever feai, some day, SNV . . .another play th4 ;aArne autht:Ir 1 - ', I . � - te.' itpaystoloodit, . . . I . . � ,.
the show, which old eptheart,fl. -, ,SuAday i School Teacher -And what jE !1n I �.� - ,are laying better than - hey have done for a � it pay� best b the .Omd- '.. .
. In, year Out, at, prood of," And you sa . the Meaning', of "ridliteoug indIgnatiortV . � I . �
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-Sandy was "awfu I y,;rhe "Woh't they, old -fellow?" And . 1:1 . . I ared,ita -the Dutch with. an.Invontion ' .� I . . � . . . 11 . I ': . � .. .1 . . ., . .. ToursUnl . .. . . The I 0kn0diL Vaginess. Coliege, '.. . I .
a V 1'.t . Pupll-BeW aagry wivout.ciissin' lidy i� ogh;a,do -11olland submar- � NASM!.' ., .
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the "alleys" of roses, ,, wo o'clock, which signified, �, .. . . . . . . - I thatfor wq the .. I . � . . .. . . Gr6oabapk, Feb 23, 19M. � 11 . . I I . . . . .. . .
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arid the arbor thickly covered witb They willl` " ' think, blienothat I . . .. - .�. I 1. Ine . b�a,t: . . . I .. , 11 I.". I � I I I ..., . . I . 'CHATHAM111' . .
I theiri where thp "Giniral" used to smoke -but I'll'telf you all iii6ut it. , The ,mark arid wornefi, says -the 1%lteri . � I .. .. ..prettr1ded that .you liked to haVe� Me, I had a mare 6tooked in 114h leg�. *ortblallif. -1 .
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his pipe, and- but I must get: On- . wre feft-,alone-and some find .y Dllyeaf,Al who. are ,writing -anniVersai . . Char i a good condition. It has done u y credit', staudo witht;ut 4 peer in Canada 'in. I I . I
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, 41' -v�r-lth'j 04'u.- nos . and, has a - nAmble Husli' d --:-Well, y,qu* were il li�,efiy' Ovagelod. Think it is a good thing andean to the line of :Busln4bss oi Sh6 ' I
One day, when the roses were 161001111- grouse from.'the moors inade .their ap- articlefoijor 'the magazines on Emersoft . es . 1. ... .. �. I I an . . . . . I
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ing grandly, an unwonted excitement ot pearance., Of course You know these .as 0, *Philosoplier, U'Iiirson " a teaeh6r, I : tall , I 1. � =)a pietender . I raining. - I . rthasid , I
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up in the house. I found out thaf ; oet, Emerso s a . Made I.ik,e' lin augir,. W�th,.Whlch ta.il I you .'preferred to I. sit 0 1 S0HUR0HML,1lDa;ryniau. . I . . . . I . .
n birds are always kept ilill 'they axe quite Z tilierson � as a p .. . . 11 a Clio ' .... . .
. � � I I ton, Jan 17,1903. 846 students plaoed.in good' positions in ..
d his bride were ey- old, so Susan t ' IT, wers6n as 1, �knew him," et,c., displai , -she w0ggl,4s �: �!, * : . � chair-Chica.go .,Xelivs. I i I ' I .
young nephew an ook them..dowu ,to the . . 33e,tweerr the coats of iia',shlp, and slnk� ' .. . � � � : . . � Puiify Notir Animals' blood before turnins thle past eleven months obowsw. hat we dq I .
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pected from across . ar a,way from heathet and, a marked tendency to eulogy rather them I . . . I ., . . gross. . The w It s,urprise you I - . lor our slindOnto when gradusted,i I . . I
,t a fuss I. I was rubbed criticism. Matthew -. Arnold . once re- ' - It stralght. 11 . , .. . I _- . the AIL: 11w '! . I I ,, . I .. I '
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me,'if there wasn sportsmen nowi bu't Ah iltief a*tiny sprig ' ' � . 11 . . .. � .� .. - . . I I 1. . . I . �'� 10 �tlox,20D?eeda,50o; Solb'siseksil. eollege.ftorins for faitterm , I
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arid rubbed, till I slione like a l9ok-ing.. of it effects me as nothing else can, a.-<- , marked that the whole. body of' Emer7 'U� Vrimnee; Cyrazo, de. Bergerac . ., �. ,. . . . sept.4st, I
. The old adies wouldirit allow ce was Pg e,ow a . . . . I 1. . . I . .
,,pt,. maybe) -the bagpipes. , I' dare say . showed. h1irbself: full- of scie,04410 Pres- . � 11ald4ndil a n t Mom I Our ostalogue- io the handoomest . loaned .
Sature polish" to be used for me � . . . little poem, "The Bridge." "AhI'� . . . . I .. . . � . . , , � . by.Md , I I .
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1 - A very sentimental son's verse " i ` not worthLo f Ill 0 . I- CR X 41� t - �"
Fill: A. PS "P . ty business school -in the .-Domi o I .
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I and I think it would- have been quite de- . what would life be* withoui, Sentiment;. ,.701113 of the tmerson eulogists, "this fndi-. i ofli'lls 'Voyage to the M0011' (1650) madvi . �. . . . 1, I .. . � . . py sent by .addrese Ing, . . I .. .
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grading. I vphich Is, after -all, just love and, proper cafed Arnold's limitatleiia, not Emen! his. Arlp, ,to thgt sphere was .a,, pretty . . Fain In't1is . � '
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I I remembered Mr: Archie --a fine, StgLl- feeling; withent, which, I'm thinking, the goals". Even themost tri I' close torleshadowIng of Monts;101der's I - A ..
wart young fellow. He had married an I . . acti�ns of the 40pneord. philosopher are .. -olifta6hp ChAtlinin,010,
pulse of this b - bustling .warld would bLaldoorl,,asl willi -be seen trornourflIgs- I . .- St . July'24 io - . � I
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ricau heiress. The fortune she would .' . � . SUMM ER P . .
. deasa to beat. � , . . I � reverently recordW. Sulla. Ward Howe trlation, made' for'an, edition he .. � .. , i4. .1 OF - I . . . 'So t 1. � I I I .1 - .
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hail been made In "tiade." Now, Now' what'happened.af . ter . ill . Is Is -one VoWls'fondly how he once said at din. I antodated -the serqnaut, ' I I .., . I � I I � DWr4W .1 . I " I . I .
'do of the of the stirring incidents of my life. My, "or' ';Mrs. Howe, try.our .1 . I I . � I . .. I . " I . I
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was a great blow to the pri snap c4ke17 "In the saine'.b6bk he. clearly fore- . . lo � . . . . W.61 � I
-fainfly-besides, they -had other is long, but so is my heall, and I'll I I I � 11 . . FE . 11 . . , I I . Ift , .40 I . . . .
�'bad body i and'William Deval Howells chronicles ill% ,shadowed the pboniograph� I bysentery� . . I RO �. i 11
so concerning t1wir nopliew.. So When always feel 'sure tha,b 'twas, the new fact that when Emersolt smoked a cigar; '. Ivnw ,superiftiattiral.belliff Who acted �- I . � .. . I 11.111, . I I- � ..
couple arrived I could see they had I. M . A . n Mio had -taken out oid coo,ohmarl'ok "It was as If one then lsaw* Dante smok- aa ,the h�ro'e 9-tride gave him for his Id cd�le,, % WeelKIYAMaill and Hfiiplre ,,
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ork to conceal their rather unjust, place for these few, da�� who was till I -Ing, and one then -saw it witli all the re" -130olas =Ade'.. - I I �. �. I United to any adaresis in Canada, � . . .. -1, . I
�� udices. he - . . � enbertaintoaht sorne *1 the I . : I *. . -_ - I , . .
was a tiny creature , m � .VA=cA-J4Q.4zt =4201,11010.111. ., .� . �by. th,e� - lr�habditantsi ,of the moon. . Th y , . . , Oholerli Great Britain or lJoited States � r .. __: - . I I r I
�ycs and 11 �lump little .1prit. He was -very fax removed froiv I - I I I I . . . I � .0 . . I I . until gf.anuaiy Ist, 1904, for . I .. ,. Ir . .,
th e, dark a. . . .w0e encl,6,sed In box -ea.. This Is What . � IfforbillS L �� :
re.. confess I fell in love with lit,, I being m'profeadonal at big Work, but he � , .� , .1 I . I I .,
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the ve first, and sl:,.- seenled alItIally, tnexbt liusluess for all' that, -and Mr. . . . ,- . .. . �' _ . . '. . . . fie,eaw and heard: . . .. �'.. 11 " . . . I I - * . - - � .;� I
'Arebiefs absence from home was a, stel; , � . . . I . 11 'On opening the box I found IbAdel .50 ellaNTS I . 1.
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ken wit me, for she eried ou'i when in the right direction. I . . I . a concern of rioetal, soinothing like one antum, �Saaslekness, . This offer Included choice of . , ,� I -,? I
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n "Wh I what a very quaint, About two o'clock on the morning of . . . I .. . . i I - xNk.�, .
8 of me ckl I dete on these delight- . . I . � of our VMtebeg, full -of curlou.s. -little I and aH Wnds of Summer, Com- premium pictures, entitled is �rhe . .
a efo .. % springs and balrl.Ute Machinery. .It Was I . Miner's Farewell," and �491 on the -
.the 18th of August, when all whs quiet . � I 1, I I I
. lie old bou. I I , plaint are qU10MY 411red 01 Edge of the Hera,, - . I.,
I.. ully antique,things, with an old family and ftsleap In t ", I heard a . really, a. book, .but &* wonderful boo � . 11 I
r about theml" ' _ � � ,that has, no leaves ox I-ettera; - book, I � I,* 1.11, .
V,mer kina d fuzzling in the dining-rooril. . ".�, , . . � I . . . ..
f3he had aa 0tractive mamner, and an . �. I.& � g of'whl6h .'the SP A L. .
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oked kind of shy -like, I thought. You . 'f,'2,, 0. pyes are ,of no use -only ,the ears are taking . . I I . . I �
and fro, fato, the hall, ri'verything w4li - . _7 . � Weekly Mail and Empire to jan. Iw .)I,
IT " 0-1111 � A I I � I 'Ii.o', , � b6cessaiy, When ianyone, wishes to � 1. . . I � j I r , , .
� 0 an most 0 11 . RT . ;A A I .. read, *he wands up this ma,ciliduor with , I ,
ig, she was but young, poor th lark its pitch, E*von the harvest moort � 80et Now Bra tCjan, 1, "04, 40e,o i
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f her life at An WD"gli'l, was tired of abining, anduot a ray from . 1:�... , � ", . C S ' 10,6th papers fiefit to any aadreag or � . ,��- -1 I 0
oarding-80hool, I lielird. Tlien, of coursle, ;ier fall (as imual)'on the tiled floor 'of t .. � C. � I I . Its groatuttralber of �iierveo (of all kinds, . Dr. .Fowl r� 904untildAn. 1, W. Send'order 0
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eetin new telative% Int1st � be 0, littlo . and turns the voint&r to the ehapteir he
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t an American. heiresa the lobby Just their. TIarkI . 7`%",.W WIlighto to bo"; Whett ithere, laord" out# - . ... �. I fttract . of � . I flee of ibis paper, . . . . I
bry that or0 In ' Aoiselossly down the . I . 1. I I .
earn so, for er, anyway. 11 p - as if from this mouth of. & man or of Call and examilae .
a et even I*hr .yll as Lizi ' ekly leewpoterf stairgv My 014 Yes .. To the Weary Dyspeliltido � - -- I I �. . I .
Air. Arqhie was gay and "CAnt . . an.hialtrunimt.,of Illualo; ithe dWinc.6. .. . I 11 . �.. . I . I I
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liould not soq-��ana yet, is that no, a Wo Ask This 40ilelotiont and vakous soundo. which sery,0 the . I I . .. ' , " , . . Our stook 69 -high art pimoo of Is �
pyer, Ile. smiled at me and said: "Well, I whito ligurd, for -0,11 th6 W01`14 like a big I .1 . � � I . . 01*ivt LUnizilleAls OA*the 4�_Xpre"Ion, I a I . , . . . .. I t
t� lel,iow, glad to see you'in such godd qr-.oWAake, drifting down, down. Ahl a 0 , I f . , * � bet dexie 4obigiii, aria dobiafnfb� Angst so .
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Just at that moment I struck! strieg,k of moonlight falls, p,thw Why, doll t YOU re010V6 lallivage., - - . . .. it has been �sea by ih6digiads for I � tionspuroballablefoirrion6y, Sedoor Voty ,
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our 0 'lock, which meant from me, "The' "Ainong Fonelon"a Fables nearly sixty years -and we. have yet . Wot. styles of oweet-toned organs, at be's
. 'ht at'4he pit . 1090 &r the Iftstmoblon of'3L:o= 'X=Vt . I Prices, Inatkudmento rented. tuned or Ire,
" to you I " I shows cleax and distinct the Agure of Mr. I , . ,
- I I Atehibald's little wife. thi&t �V e " L�, . wooma .
When "Petite" ( We all called the, She sbooped. &a If to pfelc'up or gropo of the Stomach? graitilsim, Is out 16rititled 'Voyia,go, sup- to hear a complaint. about its addom . . . . paltea, Gtan)ophones and Muslo In Var-,
young wife) chos�p . could be most fas, , I 0168
for Something, and- I heard her , 1I Pogo,' ,and 04norig .the isuPpooltitioua I aw repatod to buy this seas 16ty at
ibaking, butJ notiord she 80040d. raihef !V1 WhI don't you regufatei that VarisMis warrela of 'Which it to clorrivalat, we 1, A few doses have often cured when olip orwool'. as tiguil, at the
. May have dropped It In the garden. I , I .
I I spliatitso and condition ilia digestive ttad� 'There wu no painter in all the I all othe ' It! e. ROARPIts
. Then she ave la, kind of stumble, and 'r ramedies have failed.
I --!--!! ��"_._ � 1_1-1_11 i A, I � orgwiis to that It will not be niacessairy tar country, but when they wfs XgJS music attliparfunt I
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. . 1. . I saw h6r lift our solid silver, richly. chased I Ittarve the sto4*01i to avoid distress after , trait 6f a framdo 6r a picture repro- aedoti is Pleasan
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' fiInd the ktlgbt In armor, who bad stood % � . .1 .
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1 iod 1 'llin , I 411 Water liact thig object they wished I � , lees Flitraot Or''Waid
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Cals the ulbets, steAft 11116 itif t goal awil beconte ao thi� fat Ir.; 11 Y
1 � ttsages,stopt dr6lVIVIg lit the , but I could see that Mg snowflako, istand,. I ft&$ No Equal" . - age d 1i I 8 . 0 Vitat at., 1,011doo, 19114161id
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. toat and prinkriantJ Wes � hi 6tock Atill, as If it bad been frozen . ero -
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I I t �, All V .. __ . to. it beautiful stAkue, M - it 11 ow I 0110 ploastd, and 9AW , A
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