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.. I 0 Pt sukoll 9"Wr I all the modicinal,qualittosororie and one-half Ing ��� I I _ I
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� cure for all kinds of,l�idney trouble. Hobart. Sho rose politely, Introduced the I _ , my merely .1 I.''. L
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. musical, low voice. The two men felt A! I., ly discover no end of delig'Utful. popoi, I . . .
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, . was a senso of strain, of a bolding -In of I . . - chance or Providence, whatever we way .4 I �.. . I
111P stand unriva,lied. It. *is not necessary to wait for days I some powerful emotJoix. No one could . .. � I call it, suddenly brings us to, an � 11 , I I :
� for boneficial rewits, you kno,tv at once that Gin.Pills I have, named it -yet Pill three felt Its int, I I I --towr Ing, And, we find that. we lis . ve oil 30013n; , - -
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are helping you. $old by .ill Vraggist.* At So cts. per box, I fluelice. I . A- close companionship With Some .
6 boxes for $2.5o or direct froin . I To Harriman even her voice had . congenial spirit whose existence , even we . .
, TKE DOLE VP%VQ CO.- , ,, . WINNIPEO, Non- . changed, hardened aq if the museleo In bave never auspected, I The Kind You Ffave Always Bought, and which has been I
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______ If all ovc - af " and again, Cuitir'VE, - , I . "I Was taking A. walking four through I low no quo to deceive iouln. this. I
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� . ight. Ho gloweivd at Harriman al)JI And
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I . cursed his coming below his breath. TAo I . I make a certain Village b ,Xp ger the health of .
-R I . . efore nightfAll. Infants and ChIldren-�_JQ3xperJeuCe_ against Experlmcu% ,
. By ANNIE NATHAN MAYI: t. either side. , two men watched each Other closely,. dan- i Miss Alice" M. Smith., of � I And now please note q0,14 .
. A i She Smiled now, al -)n, in the darkness-- I gerous lights came and went In their qvs. . I -0. cidence, No. 1. . I �
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. I , 1�0 -ery argament She chatted oil without daring to Stop, . I A violent storm c&me ,up and we were , . . ,
U'111 I I NIX I - . w well.3he had my! ;�4 m 0 Vol and here and there 0.,� ment thrmy in It A11#.1nCCP0!is, Mr,A-)., tells bow obliged e rem . - .
11 thin I had happened -no. -they Nvel.p. youpa. ,.,� .rt, both th ir, 1i ' to go out of our way to, tak i , I
9 at till. Slic, flaitt it to be �b,ierlilt-t,tl:t)!tg,.-','-Ooll.ildel'e(I -lot of Nvonian's_mentlily. suffering � is fuge in a little Wayside inn, There we .What, Is CASTORIA - ..�
o% er and over again to her- it polite Interjection or tiro. ' They were I . to � I . I . . ..
. , IV ip girl? Her braband did not,Tived, . un party, consistin ' ,
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c � ir , � club men of the Liventleth century, Had. . Permanently relieved by Wift. E. n an and Ills wife and the latfer?! CastorIA. is. a. harmless substitute for 0
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self, as if to persuade her- 1. et Was, Of i""fillitely more im' they been savages, djoy Avoull have flown Xilece, who were -drivibg through that �� �gorlc,, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It I Pleasant I$ m
N self that it was true. But it pw-tance to him, pc-rhaps his forsieieame� atleach other's fbro;,hi, ; Pinkhaoi's Vegetable Compound, . . � . .
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Nvas m, lig. nest, find then Itis viteliz, Mid then pos-, f'Howdyl'! rang out bor husband's I "I have never before giveli my en. night's lodging and had taken possession
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She lay back oo t'!o mtt ainer chair th" � �ibhm slip -or ljo;;�41;ly allotlier-�-shc, bad voice, as, cool r."d Cahn ill his whito dorsement for any, xnedicine, but of All the available I lle substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms - - I .+ � .
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was her favorite re�wigr-plave, perelied lon� since consed, to �arv. - - - � . I roorna,- They .Were JA . �1 ,
n And yachting suit, he approached Ivith a ball(I Ly41A Bi- Pinkham's Vegetable most kind, however, the women insist' : ii and allays Veverishitiess. It cares Diarrhoea and' W'Jiid .. I
,bigh up in the little piazza, just outside * How they had protested agai , i Compound Las added so inuch to my 119 I 4 I . 1. .
. . , 'out for either man; I'Stay to llinner?�' . Upon giving lip one of their rooms, -and, I � Colic. It relieves Teething Troublel4,4. cures Coustipatloili .�
-.)ter bedroom. She closed her eyes Nvear. again-Ilarrimarl ard slie--tbat -th�y : But and happinessthit I feel like xnak- I -
he mullied m neither man. accepted. At the gata life we all became very fflendly, foragipg I � ! L and Flatulency. It.assiniflaieS the Food,, regulates the
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'ily to think it all over, while t were' made foir'-eaeh otherl They were 1, one man took the road to the left, the, Ing An exception in this -ease. For two the larder for our eupker and � .0 I I �0- .
roar of the breakeri coming across the sympathetic, looked on life and nature years every month I would have two Wiblk cooking it I h,and )Bowelst giving hca,lthy.and natural .
other the road to tho right. Yet neither, landlady in her little kitchen, '.1
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- man really urtlitrotood.-July Boolpi As.1 was supposed to b �
tav reiterated the t1resonie plirase-th,tt from ,the 'Kiiine valltage point, enjoyed days of seveie pain and could lind no I
210thing, nothing at all had happened. everything togLther, all! how they exim I . relief, but one day whilet visiting A . a the culinary . . . I � .
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Elie tried to collect her thou.clits and dis. joyedl Made for one another? Why, mda.10 . I �, . . :friend I run across LyAla El ., Pifik- genius Of our party, and the niece had . . . .. * I
cover just what had taken plac,e�tllls the were one, PlOre United than ever * - _. ��) . JIUM'S Vegetable Compound,- attqnde.d a cooking class 10 New York, 'CEFIUINE fw** A ALWAYS I
mothing. She had gone to the d nller__ hu%, . � .. %0#16%STO R I A
And and wife lip d- been. Their union . - she had used it with the best results we were. instilled as a committee on the . .,
had insisted on her g6hig would not be a.-mof, .Yielding to passion . . Society, Notes from 1391okville. .and advised me to try -it. I found commiseariat,' and 0e became neeessar. .1 . '. . ..
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they had chatted er, in a I course not -it would be a Union -of Intel- . continued the next day, and � , . . . . . . . . . !/ . ,
. during the dinn . (A su�gestlon for the ,Various literary. ilow experience no pain, and only had . we all voted . . . . . . I I 0001111111111111111111111111111� "-, ."
and then; lect, beart�.Soul- � periodicals.) to use 1% few bottles to bring - about to remain where we were until the roads � � . � I . ,A�
�w,ventionally superficial way, , thing. 11,01v they % .
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agaza in a more personal, intimate way had delighted in JuBtilving theinselveq to ful chan4e.,L__M1ss AT,16r -
. MISS Dorothy Vernon of'Raddon Hall this wonder I , got into condition; .Well, to make a long � 1. - - 4�4
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And be et,ch otherl How Ea 'thig her cousin, Chlorinda Wlld� M. ShIXTU, $04 Thikd Ave., Southi Min- 13017 short, the niece, as you probably ". I . 11 . 1. . . . . . I � � . . ::"k;,iA �
n the piazza after the coffee. irp they had been -that is viV . . . . .
neapolis, Minn. - 06000 forelt �f I have surmised, is. at present my .wife.. . . . ..,
, fad escorted her I-cinie7while the maid. their wrong-doilli woula be different alni" In face, 11gure and manner the . 0101na .1 . .,
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.Vho had called fr-r her walked slightly" fi.ei,vi, tbu-t, qf gjf.V..otJcrmcQlJJ)lA. Lift. 41L th,Q young cousins are so much alike tliat �. ,b,,e letter proolng genuineness cannot be procju�,IY The oddest part - of- it 'all is yet to come, 4F . . I � I � . . . . ..
even their parents can scarcely tell theal . -Nai6ty women suffor -silently for mixtual. .enquiries soon. elicited the . � I . � . � ., . . ,.
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ehlnd,'� At parting he had looked into I centuries - that had. gone before I - This I and See theirbest gifts fade away. �- fact ,that we 'were both from New York; . I . '' ' � � I '
ler eyes, said "G000d nigbt"-told ber � special instknce'�tbia one case -(ah, apart. Another member 'of the fAmily,, . � . � .
)low pleasant it had been to meet her how we all. love to deceive ourselvesl') who Is strikingly like them, is the oung . me After-, - 11 I . . .
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. Lydia, E. Pmkbam's Vegetable but�it was not -until some ti, I m u� av -Alw MgM " ' .
*gain, -and had asked permission to call NVrongmdoing! why it. was � �4TIiil M I Who , . Compound makes the entire. fe. I that we discovered tha't w 'lived '16 K , ' Q.. ays _ .
, .. organism healthy. . 'what was strazig- ' - � . . 1, I .
Sinners, 'the - eratill, actually next dooi to e4oh Other, � I . I ; �
some other time, and -and that was ,111:! They were 'the blithesb 'Of T, iiiade *her debut last season. .Miss -Vei- - male W in the same street, and, . . . I . . . .
As she had told herself for the twentieth most conscious of well-doer4 the sun non* and"Aliss Wildairs have been 'out -FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN In .Use For Over � 30. Years. . . ,
time, nothing had really happened at all. slione on. . . .. Ion er, I . . . . � . . Mrs. Pinkhain will i 'every snd had grown lip without1nowind each . . I .0 . . .
� I . I I give - THE CENTAUR c*mPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. I I I . I
" - ,� Virginian;" whose -name � . .
Well. what wits chaiwed? And whilt 1, So for the past four Weeks she had. .Ch . nAody . alling, woman ,Sxpert advice en- other, -separated only by a wall of 7$rlelc . �� � . . .
a- * -, gobig to do. n lived in a. -dream-eaten, slept, talked, seems to know, is at the Waldorf -witl) - tirely free. She has helped thou. ,And plaster, my boyhood at school'.And � . . . I . . - - I � 4 . , .
V r, � regular breathing I driven as usual,,b)ut awake:ouly to the o' . " . d-4. Address I Lynn, Xa$s. . . young manhood at 'making the � . . . I �
Th" I . � Of her Sleep- ne I Perdy Bines, Younir Blues 4s reported to san college. . . I I . � I . . � . .
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in,_, : ,�and came to ' - - �In t" -.',!u-,,' great faet tbatJ9ced'he,r..:. There,were �, h a cool milliOn'or two ol il . . I . � . ,tircumstance a, perfectly natural 0110, I I . I � , . I
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s):'u t i ,,i on her left- - ; 'o, 'lloininip I mehiorles stirrhig herat every, 'his large � fortune recently 4n a Wall , 7 -__ _9 !., -__ ,_ . !cially as our parents were not lie. � . . ,
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�been :iifferentl How many w. � 1. -1!0 every odor bad brou-b!t' Harriman ,iivr - *MrA. Wiggs, Joug prominent In .the. � The. Causei, I . � �A , � �, - �.. - _- -, ,------, - . . I , . I I
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, The fact was that' Wo.dhington, the -
brigh t you -ng. clerk in whom Air Stringer
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:& little, wry smile aL -, ., s.,1J-..IIv.Z;; of th(
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late ,that sometbinC, had' to :be. done I
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about It. Wbrtbingfon had done so well I
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&fbre as a mere bhild:she-liad entered'
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last fdw'weeks that his'..
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Clio chinm debut of the of
wonder as .ivell as Anxiety to his patron.
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James Lane Allen I heAr that'sh*e ie,
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10he had. been so silre of herself, so abso, . I m; .. ., . . "winAlriq and ,the olm of these in, boy', "that I desire to eee'lilm!) � ' �. . . . . . . ... . ..
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3utely convinced that she was right, and , 'it Wit- - 11 . , 6, A-;I,;)pen1. .t. ie, fli-st � nrous sist � ana I,IiOdictfhat sh6 will I. . Ve .
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that nothing could alter her deferm b_ - ": -' -vubt ;!,o,�:i*� to,livm, Q bt have a. I . . . I
Ana� . ,t ,.. cpied -presently appeared. , 0 , . I . aliqXataris puaranteedo - .
tion. She bad agreed to everythin,") aird �, -ilot of hiw, no, no', she believed in 'him. . , 9I.o transit. gloria I .. The death of.Blob- . . I � ... . - ffllsools--That 4amily next door: Is tho . . I I
I . . . I WoAllington,` said his employer; limit lor borrowing things. ' . � I.
,Harri,nan had remained in town to III, I He hipped ber, and'wfialt Was mote, hrd Harding,VAn Blbbor,'obA�urely chrQn- . I . � 1 i
. wors hia hu6 gro*ino. more'stein.as he spoke,. , Mation-What- have'lChey' b en afte� � . AIA,
:range some business matters, and shebac) I he honored, her. Of course no other. lelid -in the daily li�pers,.made .*no Im- It . . . . 10 , . � JAS 'Q I SE"AlLf
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11 lanned to be domestic for a few weeksl,'wornan Would ever beli . eve it, but he hon- pidision oil the.yoxinger generationi But. as you .are doxibtless, &*are, every bust- . IWWT, . . I .... .. . �... I . I.. . . '.. 1. I 11 � .. r , .1 . � . .
I p I I . �'. � �iejs,-to be successful, .must be conducted � .
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8.71d then they were w sa q J . . ored.her or the v ry Sam ce Was peop a . Ong mernor so ,.can ree . . I . .
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F for Europe and begin life all over again her when Dick Van, I .of the , .Upon - busine prinelpki. - Until -recently 01%er o 8unday forgoit 'I'. a- '
, about to make. for him. He. honored , Bibbei was one �oilr work has. been perfectly satlsfac �? �
,There was to be no scandal, they had thart Abe was not ihe�.type' to deceive her -most 'talked -'of miqrt in Bookiille* thc cbry, As the increases In your �salax : 1110 came .over to bori6w my wife'st-
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�gone all over it s husband. He knew an that the step, . butt ,for all the jokes of one-half of so- fram - time to -time have doubdess:testl- � . . I . I
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lone vulnerable i l love for her was thait .clean, -honest. loy e I many mistakes hive bpeA laid at yofili '� .
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Ao the Massachusetts coast to pay -6 visit wIlich -lasts After a, woman's hal"r turns ser 64 'iitlin -Ho Was A, M&A -of Some door that- I am' compelled .to enquire � .
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ito her sister, and he was to sail for t, . She knew the, glow. -would, W'%Ve!c,p ieaf 61eVerni�s And many hatraleag eeCLIII-' whether. we ,may . -look-. forward to this . - , .
. urope, being over-worked 1. grey * . . . � I 11 . p
1year's stay in E I into his great blue .eyes ten_�es, twenty Ulcitles, such its his fondness for sbirt-�_.iiort of thing regularly. If SO., I ant � .
thnt lAst public building lie had erect- -years. ,from then at 'the sight of her, - . Waists -and his firm belief that- he was th . 0 0
ky ' .1 . - e AfrAI4 we shall have to get..9olhoone to I
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ed in Tacoma. Her husband would re just ae'they didho*.,' : � * ... , , social paragon of his"diy. Mr -Y , I y ur pace.' .' . . ,
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; 31aining it as quietly ar � ars' I ) he dropped'info Obscurity,, Worthington Started. , The ileep.-flash F . . Ik A ... �
Jossible, and no one would know unti; - . of . hers. 'Ind most Of his old friends Imagined: that , '-tht& -spread .over: his facii bore eilAene- I .. . -, ____ . 1
doubt . elft, . It ,had comet 9he . I . I . . 6 . 1 �
I , the divorce was g .ranted. Divorces call, 'should bet thankful, at-leasit, that it4had lie .w" long since dead.. ., 1. . - ,. I ... bf.� his feeling,'. � . �. � . .1 I
,be arranged so quietly If one . knows the not-eorne,too lale."I'lle ti.,age . dy of doubt* , - : .. �.mwmmmmmm � . . . � � . I . "You are right,*. Sir*,"- he stammered, IT* . I I � I'll :.
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ropes, and has tl afterward-th4t wbuld have killod ,hei .1 . t. . . , � . : � : shall have to do .better,, J will d6 - beit.
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;Withal to cheat the r wter, Of course by j,,b,,, . Better Jar ili . . . . inien - ' . ter.?",: � . � �. .. � SES OR, ANY SORT OF PAIN� - ., .
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Ithere would be Some ' 1:�_shchadmadv And how had that doubt entered -hei .. � ....,.,mm.. �.- � .*, . . ; "Mity I ask," said Mr. Stringer, "what. . . 'UsSil thtsilifly and.Ext.ernally. , .
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her mind ere wo��:d be sQuie-but. -WAi 9 A I .1! *n,b-ing vock - e:, A.A. V. t � .;,I, -t. T � Ilas.,beeft the cause' y detsriora-� . CAUTIONI Avoiltbeweak wateryWitefT I .,
f- ild rely on her husbane � y. . � 0 J . . . P �- . q. 9, apane-A, - . . . l41zqI PrepriltiOns, represented to 154 "the . .� I . . I I I . I .
'a' ' thr ctres0i; who Is tion? ' I hopq'.�ti,s*t disAlpatloh.?l w I " ..� � I . I. .. I.. -
one know she cou , answered.her. Her band fellt I nof*'�bnly- pro . . aniaps", 0 116's Extract, Will ch easily s bur, � . . . . . '
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I � alight, pressur6 pf ail I lfbeln_�� I . but in 'private -life sais ek- jr, � - �. _C411 alft& eXAIhin0, ; ."
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neat th-spat6b as if 11", Oh i no, .slrl� If �yoti will'eke" and ofton:conta!n'*wo,)d*coho('1 an irritant
'to do it with as lour ag& iv, delightful use me
I were arranging a conitest for a cup. Yes ; ered And drew her g.61f cope closely abou t hctly� i6�i she thinks:.In 'a, way which om the office for, an hout or,so, I'thiTik exte.rn 'Ind, taken Internally, A 001son. , . : . . '. . -
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Isparing his name. HIS 111tTlIC! heribA 1is an amusing sample � of her nalv-ite_ co W . I I I - - - , �_ - - ! --T!!!� - - ____ . eat I oft9c I �
Yes, slit of � rough collar, betwee-ft-ber teeth. "I . .., � - , ! - - . . I deoigns, atfd. containing finest so
said to herself, drestmily. [lint was really won't beIievelt�4 can't.'. I ,won'tl" slic -'During hir stay in Paris Site Was honored . very Well, otri you ' on, - -7- ... . -__ . �. '' I. I : , tions puidlissable for money. Seeoui verl
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II be had ever griven ll�n There had becii murmured, as. . � . .. . . ."oil, ta- an � hour -lideiTalh! nlegligent . . Regglels C, , _ - of Bweet-toned organs, '
Abe bit savagely at the I . . . . . . I 6 oncluslon.. - .� � West styles at .bee
,times in the past when F'Ic had wondered woolly wrap. . . . 1, . . .. I , clerk one mo' �. � . . I ...
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. I , . r,* - of his employer. ..'. . . . .. , . � ''. I . prices. Instruementg rented. tuned or., re
. I. 4�01ij mammAl" shouted little Rql;te Aq ed. .Granioph so, ,
if it would have made a-, ' y difference had it was all so abourd--rpositively, child one as'- ell hte wit 6r ro- itations, I I on and music in vEhr
she been a poor girl and';�.,d owed A great ishl WbAt bad Hobart done? - Notbilin and the re's d6nt"broug t I on an I pro.. . This -time, bomever, be. was not alone :Pe 'vin ,to. 'his moth - er In great lee, 101atiTat. , , � . 1. _.. I I .
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Ideal to him. Would gra!itude have -been I I., sented to e a,'rAre. and value, Is e'vres. � . "Allow me air" he. said, eltnply, llt� .1 , . I 91 . . .. �_ � 1. . � I . .
whatever. He' had said nothing at any $ 0 . what dob yota think?, I Was just er �
a bond? But she had not had even the tithe that a man may. not say .to a womai 'vase. The little lady gaze at I �Ith ' Introduce to you7 the cause of my, recent . �hire where they're pidting up the cir. ' * Los HORRE'S I .
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,luxury of that sentimc, !Z. This beautiful in -the Same . social, Standing. What 11-44 that beaming And childmlike smile oni to mistakes -my. future, wife," . . .. tus and.they're filling'the ring all I uA . ' . I . � I . . . . 11 . .
-Ong Isldnd home had .,Iways been hers, . Aroused tbii sudden consciousness,jIllat *be attained by. the Japanesi. '14�ry - 314 Stringer: aroW .to - h$s feeti liiid (of -bkeakfast food.10-J'Smart Set."' , � .. � musli Empoilutn i �
I d she h,ad loved every nook and cranny . looked curiously down Id the � beautiful - . : . � .1 I I i I .. � 1. 1. � 1. . . "I. � .
. unexpected opaA, as'' of Atone strik, aorry,1`1 said she- in, her .Soft '15rok' � .1 . __ I . _. . .11 I I . :1 .. . . .1 � I
et him, Ing stone, flu4 straight fb en: )�olmg.Alrl who good. -smilingly before ' . _. .. . .
,Df it long before she bad ever rd � ". � � I . . � I � .
.. w, cared -for it only for , . � . ry so got take vase to im. en he turned to -Worthington,, ' . , . 1. . . . � - . . � I �
6ven no of ,Tapan. - - Too far.rry et broken. Take . . I . . I . . . . . .
While be, to .eye? - The slightest tightening , & 404L P W C), 3M ZJL a , � . .
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ng fast I)oats, or now and � clamp of the 'hand,. tbc money. as he clasped .her hand'in ,his, -,- ' The Kid You Have Mways So . E. & T. lRardy,4z . I
the sport of raei i :th-e g6od-nighl ., . � Coi, I
Ithen going off . on a cruise wilh 9, Jolly - cene rea - it was till - - Very sorry.0 The �onlookera "4y boy," he Said, "how in th 'I Jloars the- - I upt I . I I . . 1. , . ,.. . . . � I . . 11. .
, harp, q'u'lel d.b ,th* and gaisped,--but Zada Yieco Still, beamed on A , � - , ,
Arty and pl 8 ! r" gig'atm .. . Pressi 'Advertising, Correopondahce. an
atag enty of cold bottles On I over. She .would have thought nothing. , the Pre ident. did you come to, wake oar f&w? -30M 1 . . . .
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1 masson. - , �, : , � � - of . � . I . I . . Enquiry. Ageute,'�.: - ' - .
warl of, It a low �ear. ' Pahaw I .. I ��Ra; " .
4 ago, . -it wa.; eonselovis of living done anythibi out of , - � I � . I .. . .� . . � � I . � . I I . . . . . � .
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I e down four weeks ago notlilng.. Aer anomalous- pGsltlo� . had� the -bfillnary way.; Bui she got lier mon. ,. . �_ I � . I � . . I I'll I . . I I . . . .8t . Lcftdon,'�', Englan 4
:04th the thought of Harrimm stirring ttufflons, she ' bid . I . . 80 Flee.t '.9
sharpened 'her Ir was MOT I ey, iftd. offinded nobody. . govo did Shc Know?. . . I- ; . . . . I I . . I
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I er strangely as she went about the I And tstrun �, perhaps she s6olded her� . I . III. I I - I : . - � .. � SWLE�5. �r' . * � Estimates.tind advice gratig. I .
' ' W g ' . . .1, . Air& Tomkins -Yes, � my dear, 31M , . 11 , . . I 11.�, . .
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t - ' self, Oavh'e even. growing abourd. And � , ' . . . . .. . . I - , . 4 . :. � .. �
>%he most perfect'. companions the Sum, yet the next Inetant.'shd'-waitellting hei- 1. I 11 . His Arother ,at 'the UnivertitY - - -Jorkins Is v;Bry badly - bred. � I absed 'ftou ha-Ve been. aAelling me" Joh'to Canadian 1308101tELL d spects ty.,
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mer before. She had never met a ma," Self tbAt wwnlented'wife can.aftord 0 . '. . I - . � . her yesterday In th - - - - - - -, - - I -. 66 94d the old man - "that youlro alwrittn!, - - I . - . I .
that so completely gave himself g breath, a. flash of sympathv . A small -urch1h picked. , up by thd Vel. turned round di4lboked after me 10W of % Dwin-mmOr 8�wethln$ like, thAlt-03. . � � ... .0' !� I . I I . �
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VAScination of lower Long Island -even i =ur may be callid that subtlej e . ce, a few days since, idated, . . ..� Uzi alimmer., " . . .
lu, bourne polf timola, . . . I . In . it. . . . .
�as she had done. He was constantly 're . . tk* ,f ailier--a suiblime.ode. I . . -
ixive: sex!consciousness, but a Woman wlic I a Tlf jt6 the usual questl6ns� tut to ... . 4i_ - .0 9 . I � . . . WBut je.s my opinion;'! continued thO . .� ii�`&�ii& Eicsfre4
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aer the beauty of Wind ,mivas on the brink of leaving. her oat n Pints tbit he ba � .
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ror, silently gliding over ' ke university. -His. own nk ' . � . . .
V white Sail 1h.usband' for another man? Thbre was a u empt, A * ., Not Transparent. . �. ' . at a reAl, live, industrI0110 At
,Pm . . . . old whii, I'th . . _j& 96wk an! I, It's too bad " said she, thoughtfull.)
[what was apparently a gareen meado,w- sudden glimpse of possibilities, 4 great - scarcely seemed to corrobomto : - . -, . . I .Injuin, would ta;ke a omah you have lro;;� eyes and I have brow
tb littl Inlets on ;hieh the boAto I chasm, seenaed to � open before . hor--a "A= Lawyer Bullyra, have,stoted Irlili, In gW 60alp some.ol � them.trees .
i the tion, so the matter was proosod. Sir, you - I I ablut- eyes, you're dark-hairea And I'm, davu
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oil eA11 d:y Ion lipped In ind but, black defile. -Horrible I she covered beT I 'What part -of the unfveralty,?'�. he was under oath thak ta man had the a I Jto. ATIewddd, Atto -]lot got thar . thalrea, we both have round chins �]IA *
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piniong Irre lair tch's of high AwAraP faie With her bafids, . . Il'sked. . I .
A ; 4 it . . . I .� pearAnee of A, gentleman.. - Will * Ou We � 3! ink over whi ., 'both have dark oomple:klons-I istist ja:
grass -or ofuthg *ky Swept by great white The Medical, School," 111bly replied : = a W, on 4111-AtIant'g, constituti.0116 . I !that the outlook for �
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�1(vud_wlngs AS of angels, or of the Ana,! Hz otir later, her one thought the kid, The police -looko at one an. gentleinan looks, in your estimation? : - _' . . � � . I 1. .1 . ' . .I
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over alike and yet ever chariffing. , They bring heroelNo confess the truth -to re. . tber. Then' 'it occurred to a, constilbla Witness-We1I__er-::_& g�ntleivan 1OPK8 , . � � . . � "Never mind," he sitid, hastilyl Ile
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5iever tired of *e racy air ectre that bad ariseil at the relative might ba a sweeper -out, - -er- . ........ ........ - - - - - - - - - . , em, be monotonous... I'd rather ligo.
rile and pine --the spicy, beotirring air between him and her. She. knew he wo-altl pr something of the Sort,' Lavyer Bullyrag-4 don't want "y Of . ��� 'l. & . : . them so.,,-nx, . ..
ower Long lislsa�L They had glided ' 'I _ to .1 On . . � ..... . "I �. . . � I I
ta,keft all as a,lack of trust in'llim. Ali. "Mat aocs'lid do there?" he demand- your erm, orl und remember that 11 .. . _ . .
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Pto this intimacy of tbnught And feeling ` bow that would hurtl He would think . td. � . . are under oath. -Can. you see In flits . I . I . I . I , 1. . - I . �
0 A Innocently as those pure white salls "Ohl he 'doesn't do nuMn) espouded court room any n. that looks like -A 1. I � . Some tiotes ,by Burns. '
As -held him As other men, light Wooers. 0 0 r pers.0 1. I irl%�- .. . ..
ded before the wi,l:id. � ! of the -passing moment. the yqungpter� "lie's in a bolt , Is.,, . gentleman ? , 411*�7 .. .. . . . . . I I ' . ..
T5Ten all at once t�tiere had been a ablid- ' . I Iden asperity) -1 , . � 11�0 . As ,
' it wft!; lierst'll' , Witnoss? (with, Sul , , .-z� June numborof "Ohambers? Jotir
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?ring awakening, brought about by 1 Ighe migtrusIt6di �How sbe would fall ill . would stand out o theway, , I Ital" boo an interesting paper on. itaber,
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e light word spoken by A, woman who', :,,,is eyest . I P htlyt tt. " .- � . �T- , .1 I Yott'renot tranopareat. _ . �� ,� ) containing some . atinotatio I
.t must be tllq ptlit . I ... .- . I : _XIQC*�%. It .
ought the worst and thought none fbe, . . I I ; - (-4, 1 . Burns b ''th ,I I
I It W`01041 She To -se W -ear: to ' � A� 7- -,, , , Written y . e poo on tle spurious Worl,
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rhap� a little more -f or A"Yery f4torosUng fete lilts just takelf . __*_01_ . I . 11 14� 11�, �� , T,'7,-,�, 1, ne, entitled "The Kor
a of them -pe .:her desk.' After All, it ll;Vl come about . % t the village- of R'cautiaineg, wbero N.", ,
. The purity of the *bite Sails WAS -thA lt.wag not to her husband that th An 9ccentric Mates Ftuler4 ,�",*� ;.1 014" , Somo of these notes. art chArtieter
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w to be written, backward in coming forw �he will *of captain "W. Ir. Nort6u) " "I Zl '7�
de of the gay set, somehow they wero '. ard,1 doter. , �,
She wrote rapIdly, and nervor IN, 4 ) `x > .It orecdoto in, the book,* "A Servant mali
difflosgat- oallbres. e_v- Ji s LA 1 Mly lined to give all, international luncheon, Loulavilles oc6antrio capitalist and land- X'O'k1 Once r6tuttiod boma
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�� ltnd,m sq�Jh Scanned on6notd affer another, before 0 Which all marriageable men were in*, ed proprietor', who died. recently .at c6t. ,41�, .. �� orying 0114
tearing.it up In pagalona-to d:,Rguld, In it d X Inst cell. onado'Beach contains a blause In whielf . Re, I J. Aft becauso a criminal Whom ll 0 had ob
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.all, she destroyed four. _g,,rous aldr"Seliga: . the deceased. made these provisions for 11 . 11 1. . )Oned to got a r�prleve," Burns wak�ol
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nispra ui, caj,& W I. b c, loverleAs ging t00X rneir plaCet, ... 11,:.',�
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. poravy way Old of the. difficulty" lie AvIng An ompty Seat beside het, In . 1 his luxleral, and which is qulte as eceen- * ,... ,�. �,,_111' "� I thd laconic observation, "Human na
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�Or tillbeft O'girla Who lid 130d 0*6 t- of Palliating bb chartered to la o his r6- I I 1 Burns exclaims, �"Ahill as It lie were, ill
so I shall r6main At Sumw;orthne, whart ! touts dangoil Ifi, the vMaik Xlrldti- maim from Louisville-awliere lie, has for . .
vQe " be gia to, weleotdo.),ou, at ally * ON � OATIO' ' doubt about It, At the slid of a Joyo
,, & . . . . . , , 0 long been burled alivol-to Cincinuatij , . I I I Atoryt Burns adds this enquiryt ,q4 10,f,
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