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straight as a die, full of pluck, aa4-
sho's till riglit- all right!"
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his temper was dealt by Adele AS she � .
came from the dining room.
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the '11 or Seedsi, an, don't you f
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� will enjoy reptiathi.- these things over
Millei wants to (]rive me out ta
Ills bugg y to 8110"' me 111"' borRes," shO
"That they Orel" Intoned Abi'ler �
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tire so unfortunate as to be afflicted
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vi-f-ri, flying flown it) I 'I'd till I I lors. .1 round
salt), half. sitilling. won't mind, ,
, q? Yon sce. I)Wll want Ills team ,
will yo .
"I've drappifiI onto a little news," said
Pole. ,,you know, what a old Intoll-
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NN hich stood it few stragglers. but there
out there to get back it), and,'-- , .
Shiner E-ayn't pie); up III thvK0 11101U) -
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ward applicatioas do not cure,
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' young "11111'.4 hi -ad. A101441 IIN 11002011
"Oh. I don't wind," lie told her. "I
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talus from old pards ain't wilth Ivokfil*
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� bad (lawilvil it glorlO113 rvason ror Ills
yourself. After what I've told ycu .
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"Railroad?" asked Miller Juterpstedly.
Nyanted a pound of ,I
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i (11, he had ever ciitertailled.
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1 Adiflo, Adde," lie v 1180f. all([.
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But she closed his mouth -with her,
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said Baker. "Now, I ain't a-goill, to
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Shylocks now, the Conv, .-
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thoughts lit their
"Leave him to me, brother," she said
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give away my authority, but I rld
twenty miles y"iterday to substantiate
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artus wittleh proved very disagreeable. I
concluited It %%,:is sult rhemit(and bought a
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j balip] neto- perhaps, with Ilvi, fair )lend
as she turned away. old enough
to take care of myself, and -and -well,
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what I beerd, an' I know IV8 notIll it
but the truth, You all know lit;b-
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s ickly child, the pale youlig ,
bottle of Ifood's Sarsaparilla. In two (lays
after I began taking It I felt better and It
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6n her Willow, 0110 was thinking Of 111111
as lie was of her.
I know men better than you do.',
� When Alan reached home, lie found
.old
,by Milburn's been buyJnl timber land
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woman, all want human flesh ��
was not long before I was cured. ffavq.
never had any elgla disease since," Mas.
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, The Nvottian's sobs Increased, but "oh. I'm ro gim! to get honw,P' .said
Around the corner vame a crow,d or
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that Afflict- and- Adele bad been there
up Etbout yore property, don't ),on?"
#;I didn't know how much," answered
and they can get 'it -take
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they were,sobsoof Unbridled joy, With Adole. 111YIng her hand on Allilvr's ex.
Young mon singing negro sougs- They
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Miller, "but 1. knew he had Secured
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Hood's Sarsaparilla I
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her apron to her eyes she rose und . .
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PARSed under the voran(la, and.
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VOICognized Frank Hillhouse's voice.
. the door with a mysterious sralle on her
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rids the blood of all Impurities and
ried Into the house. . . . give Alan bor trunk checks.
The eyes of the two men met. Bishop brother," site said. "Mr. MIller Will'
"That you, Frank?" Killer called out,
sweet old face as she nodded at the
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SCOWS Emulsion is fiesh
cures all eruptions.
11 . titke v,tro of me. I suppose you tire not
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"Don't 99. lit there now," she wills.
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six thousand itcres," affirmed Pole,
lie's still on the warpath. What ftiet,
and blood, bo' e. and muscle. �
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�fTot�vv got to give in, Po.I%I1 he said. going to drive home tonight."
"Not If tired." said Miller In.
That you, Itay?" Hillhouse
Stopped out Into vlow. "Come oil. I We
pored, "Adele and Mr. Miller have -
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Tou'd not Ile a man to stand betwixt . ,d
. yore wire till' a thing she 'wants as bad 4 tono Alan. hall never hv�ard Ill.,; frim
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old Bobby liain!t a dollar to Ills Dan e.
That made me suspicious, all' I ,went Ito
the digestive,'organs ,-Ind they
The'llErdromoo
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By means of the hydroscope, an In.
us she does that place, an! by all tbat's vqe to any wontan, nor bad lie ever
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such all expression oil Miller'
8 Iga conies down. according to clistoill,
.you linow. Old Thad, Moore Is druuV, In
other. I never saw young folks act
more like It, When I met Iom It looked
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f ced the whole body.
genious Instrument, thq human eye can I
. good all' holy, y6u s4a'nit!fj seen
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.6 I 1�v + 4+ face a's lay there while the lawyeeii
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thooalaboose They nut him In late this
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Good boy!" s4ld'XJncle Abner in an I
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view the ocean depths and clearly dis,
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Fatal Joy.
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nibal had valiquJilled The Romans In
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the battle of CannEe two women, seeing
: their sons whom they had, supposed
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dead return In good health, died Imme-
dIateIX from excessive joy. 0 . ..
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Teeth.
The Americans and English, alth,ough
they consume twice, as much sugar as
the French and Germans, have much
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watas the use v me try %.r 8
eVell. with Alan," Pole exclaluiedt "of
lite's eterntilly a-goin' to gIt UP WIMP"? -
I've been tickled to death ever since I
cornered old Craig till lIoNv, bu.t you
an' him., lilt,", sli'lled it all by this beer
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trick. it alift faho to me." I . .
,,Wea, it's don(*," mulled the old mlin
its be went to Ills borse, "art, ef ).oil
doll,t live 113ar ,tvjt�l Stilly .1111 make Per
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Bishop blid.reaelicil a little p1gl)(11
tit a -fonce corner tarther along dii Ills
w ay I hoine when ),Iri . ;. Baker suddelily
emerged frotu a patch of high 'corn � ill
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"Is he a-golao to takelt, Mr. Rlshopl"
-4he asked, pauthig from li(r hurulud'
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walk t . hrough tit(! writ tbat hia hir
front tile view of tile vabill. ' ' ' *
,,Yes,,, Bishop told her, "I'm a-ftillit,
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to. Bond two Nvagons over lit thi . !- moril-
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In' to, move yore things. -I wish i0vilE
to , n times as good a place as it is, but
it will fli o 0111drou a
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After the manner Of many Of bqr
kind, the woman utterod no words of
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corn, and,. occupied: -%vi.th her own vision
of prospcklt� and choking.with grati-
tude,she hurried back t6k the cabin.
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HE summer'eniled the autumn
eyes .were foastIng themselves ()a tile .
girl's beauty. . . .
. A14n hurried away after the trunks
and a borter.. 116 was almost I)Iln(I
,with a rage that Nvas nQw'to Mini Vas
Miller deliberately beginning a flIrta.
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And had she ,been so.spolled by, the.
" . fast set" of Atlantit during her stay
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Miller Nva� a friend of the family? Ile
found a . upgro porter near the heap of
luggogq that had been hurled front the
baggagp car and ordered his -Bister's
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irunks taken to the hotel, Thon be fol..
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-lowed tl3e cotiple moodily, up to the lio-
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tc-1 parlor, Ila was destined. to undr,rg,b
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I room lie surprised Uiller and Athlo oil
a sofa lichind the big square. 1)Jano
Nylth their ).leads sw4plelously -livarto�
� gother, '%Ind .so'deoply' were theyz 6i.
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gaged lit. couver.saitiouthat,- although he,
,drevv ull'a chair. near them ' I thov ,?aid
no beed to hintfurth6l: tha ,
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I .1lizf.% Ills Appearance with a. lifting of
their qy6s. I . . I I. . .
Tboy. wero-tallchig of sdclal affairs in
Ailauta ,Ind peolile. Whose iiames Wore
unfamiliar to Alan. Ile rose,and stood
before . the fircphice, bbt-they'did not.'
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notleb his .elutnge� of posi tIou. Truly it
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1. was maddening, Jle told.' him self -that.
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. Wele's prptty facc...aild far t6o easy
manner liad�attiacted Miller's attention
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'-s,io;-.g. Vi't, ar..� gohn, to mask and
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let Idill � out, It's a dandy racket. We
111 -Li g(jillg .to lliak(�_hllli think Ave title
N)"wt . a c ,aps.aua tilen set him In the
11woul Of Ills fallilly. ('out(% Oil," .
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witi, a hiu;,.b. ,,I*,,, avati. tired."'
-Well, It you hear till the c1luich.
bE',Ils rhiging- you needn't. think It's
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fire and juillp out of .your SkIll, Wo
itill't golaR to sle.op tonight, .Ind we
don't intond to let anybody else (10 IV,
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Miller Iretorted, with a 11,111911, lind Hill -
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chief,, and they passea oil, singing
morrily. . . . .
'Millor -throw Ills 'clgar -away and
�vent to his room. .
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mused, '11141t; he'll. find' It. Out .. Soon
exiough'; and, filing it all, I can't tell
him how.1 feel about bIs'own sister
after all tho rot I've stuffed Into him,"
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lr_--_U___11 HD'next morninga 9, scion as lie
was up Alan went to his sls-
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LED -:111W �% dressed an&. ready for him.
She ,was seafbd -beforo - a cheerful
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. grate fire looking over.a. magazIne-she
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had . brolight,to. pass tile time on the
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. , '�Como- ,Ifi,II she .sttld I pleasantly
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'. admiring undertone. . I.- F . or ne" y � 'y .7 .
i , 11)yoll, 1. found out,he was.uslul WII' - scottls Emulsion ha's been the ' '
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Ihim, all', what's more, be. seems to � great giver of human flesh. .
have inillrilited authority an' a big bank ' I . .
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I account to draw from," - I : we will, sen'd, you a couple of � .
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igleaming excitedly. ' I SCOTT & sOWNE, C.hernists, .
� .."It's blame good'news," he said, eying i Toronto. . Ontario. .
Alah. I . . soc, an4 Voo; all druggists.
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'I "Do. you think so?" said Alan, who I .-F,V.W_r."r-,.4-,# -!-"=A,�rAl,.,-.�",Wv-.d..�-,.�j,��.� . I � .
'. was still under his cloud of displeasure ', I . . � . - . .
with his friend. . . I ,r eagerly
.i Alan was looicilig at Alillf P I
"Yes. It simply means that Wilson 'its if trying to divine tile Point* 11 � was
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i.Intends to build that road. Ile's been about to make. -,I must confes."," ho . I
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qVict and 'rptendlug flidifference for i smiled, "that I can't Iv011.sc(i how We -
I two reasons -first to bring us to closer I' I
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' call show Ilidtapolid(%ce right lloxv,", � , - -
I . terms, and. next to secure more Jand,. .i "Well, .1 think. I see a way"' otild Nil]- .
Tben.they all'went to find Bishop to for, tile, flush stealing ov"r Ills facc
� tell bim.ihQ news, . . .� . . i dgatn� "You See, there is 110 doubt tl-.dt.'- . "
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I � . I I . � I Wilson Is oil his high liorge "Imply bo- . .
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OIIA,PTE R XNXII� - . i cause lie thinks lie could, cf
for that $2,`i,00U auil rlut 1*611. to $onto
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UT was a cold, dry. day. about . . . . . �. I . � .
the middle of Jiiiiiiary, They I , , (lg(.), 211i,l CONTINU ED.), . I . .
killin' I I � . . �
I were g hogs at the farm. 1, . I . . I
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. Seven or tAght negroes, men - . -1 ., - _ � � _ _... � _ - - .. .
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.and Nvomen, had gathered from. - iall t - .
. .about in the neighborbood,to assistAn' I . . L . ... � . . . �... � . - � .. . .
. the, work.and- get the parts of tit(,. ineat .1 � � The harder you. cou,( gh the, worsa .
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usually, given. away in .payme . lit for . , .. . . . the cou,�,rh gets., . . I . . . I I
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.. rAbner. Daniel and old ninu Bishop 'LIZ., I . I 1 9 ; :. . . I
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.when Alan cam& from the house to Say I d91% - . . 0 (n Tr71 I , ,
+1-4: Vcv ho'" Wfill- h -A -l"st rid,Z". Fa .d-N)TMM_v�1TM,n*-Q
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I 0 . � passed- a ' ad Chriq mas ai),. imnI). orar.11y, and the f ollo . wa 8 daring . ,w,§'iiot pro�ent to absorb heri atte.0. "11,6a.-drapped oitto d jittle, wil,ws.1.1 - out 'to!see them - oil -business. .4'1: think
, . proa * ched. . .Vothing.of much to enter one of Ills fllrtntloll� right be- tj . � I .
. I . . . on. � 111.6xPeLted you to get up a lit- Jest. like he WiInted to kiss. ni it's., the railroad,PP Alan - ilff6rilled his � q:
A Course. ill I 'Importal.ice, had .taken place foro'his eyes.. . Alan would , , . I � . e, he was . - of
I . oly ' 11 111 a tic earlier. Those guns down at the so ha ' wouldn't It be fino it
, L i I . father,,wh ypil. sIgu]s'
I aracWis of this lit . . . I ppy. i Now, � imost I c . hildish . ex,citement: when the - I .
among 00 ch tlo Ills- piece of his mind at the. first opportuni- 'bayroom . just -,abobt ilitybreak waked they was to get n3arrJed? lie's the a ,
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I 1. I tory. The Southern.Ldiad and Umber ty, .*veil If .he -was under. -obligations'ici - �,, ,Ind. 1. couldn't 'go -to ,Sloe caiiio.uii Illdr fix -
. . .. I � in , . p-aguln. nicest man In- the state dud.the.best subJeot ... They founa 'M �
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company, and Wilson jii particular, hat! - him. JIldei_;4,,'TNllIlcr had greatly* I ... � . .1 .. - - .1
- ' . I . � Wele. He lit - Ld. - There, is no uso'(Ionylng it, Ali. we . catch.." ... I.. I .,. 1: . I ... the parlor being entertained by'.Adele,
Advertisill disappointed�Miller and Alan by their i)oluted him, and so had J , , . I ... � .1 . .. who immedintd, y left thexoont, on their. ,,
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aticence . in . ,regard to-thp.progr s � , � , . . Y.. . have 4 barbarciiis way Of.amusing our- ,�'Oh 'mother," said. Alan, "you don' t . . .
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. 9 . I I r . 0 s .of, always thought she, like bolly.Barela 8131ves up here it I i ribrth Georgia." . . . . ., * Rayburn XjIllor is"?_ I . arrival. They till sat d6i�,n -betore'the , . �.
. . � . . understand. . I - . - Miller showed &rlalii - -
the railroad. st�hqule. At evory meetth- wa dife,orent fioln,-Otber,-gli-I9;. but no, , . Ho w,elit on aTia*st6'q ith his back . . Il.know liow'.io, man- ' cheerful.. fire. 2
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with Wilsoil..they, found .111111. ,either. site was like thein all: 1i 1110r'ii atteu.' . , �. , � �, , ii ,
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I . ' . . . to the- fire i4till uhable to rid- his brow. ..age hini'll, broke, I'n' tho.old- lady, tO6 full 816s: of. embarras,41noilt, 6 ' t I'st, lint �.
. . . really or pretendedly lildliTereilt lvbout tion had siniVly turiied ber:,bead. Well, n - It'lia d wo'rn tbb .niglit b.e� ' . I .,. - got d0NVD '.
- : � . of th6. ftoo�,v. � . of her view.,of.the'r.ommice .en ,. gradually thrOv,1:1101.11.0ir ,Ind " . I
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One T0114.r . � - e . His,con,ce 'he told them� - as soon as. lie had a chanod be �wouhf, I fore. - ] , , *� '. . '�* - . I . 'i . q to'.hEirk to the niatter.4n. hana.quitti with his I .
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. . . wa busy In other Arters, and Ile t0l he� ii few things about Miller and "Oh, I reckon you've, got too citifl6d , - :, diffice'niamier I . . .
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. really did not know what. V . . I r us,", he said, "along with Other aq- 'wanti to. She's pretty, And- stylfsh;gnd ' . 11 . , , , )I. - "
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. finally do about it. : . 1. ., . hei� ' on lier guar4., . but *Jt would' pot- cilinpilshutents -th�at fast set, down- � as shalrp'as it br � !or, �.Ah, lie's jeft Seell* you, Ali..Bliilioi), . be..opened. tip, -wit
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Alplil"SISION.i, ;k tilolithly. joll, "He can't pull. the wool over Ply - draw but'the poisoned -sting left -by 'there has taught y6u." - . '... %,,_, , IV Is. 41 1 :
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I mil of hil'ill".148 It eyes, Miller told Ills friend after one Miller's. presumption, or, indolicacy or 4delelaid ber book open on her la:p. I making. some biquirlds about Wilson, ' - _;- -�. �.. -1. I I .
m4ing iiien . . . . � . me! I knPli h6.;V�7peoijJle'llet when they . . . . � ,. P ... - - - .,.,�_ I - 1� ''..I - , - . .1
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� . - � ' of those lnterv'lew.&. "He simply thinks , whatever ftwiis. Alan rose and stood- . . "Look, borc,. Alan,'! she said, quife in. lovd� Vve sdei).*�un'iir'ods,'aiid I '#nd-l. Am more and.' more co,uvillaxl . :. . .. . . � .1
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:1110 NklfitIl'..dtlril)g tile, yv�tr. Ild cali7freeze. yon -out by holkllug'Off *af, the: fire � unnoticed for � several In.in- - * I " . , I . I I , 11 . . 1. th' t "he intends to � freeze 'us. out� Or - - I . I ,� 1. . .
1. I . . � gravey, wliat'stht,;ib.dttdwit.h,yo",u?". . - ' . a � I I I.. . � 1. .1 � -
. . , . never saV w w6rse Pase, on both sides,.-.: are, . . I.. I - I . . 1, I . . �
. . . - till you buxe, to rk1se molley�ll * :, . nt6s �and then lie sfiowed�that he was .' � ` - I .1 . . you, rathiir-�-by bolding off till you .' . . -0 .
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giv&s a i , to-migh treatirient, of .tit -He . may - bave Inquired' Into., my.. '.Itledsta good -chapi6rqn, for lie reached . vithout meeting her direct gaz6. . I . ' . . � bbllged t6 sell your propertyfor.a I c '. .
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. . * � ' �,I'Vell, there J.�," she said, as' the out- I . . . � � lower figbre.-Aban You -now ask him for I . .. I � . ,
. : father's financlal coliditloon," suggested out and drew. the 61d fashioned ,bell . . . . I . .
din't-ient 1.ha.�es of advertising, - wi Alan, with a l6lig.face I.._ . ,� . .. ... .. . . � . thtrt his.h.orses-wereproPerly attended. - * I � -1 . I. . .1 .. .. I I 41) I
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. . . . . : . . . - cot r w * . 9 � -t 't h!i;*iancle leaning,qver the � . . .1 I .. . - A . . ..
'Wost likely," replied the lawyer..- - - � . - a ... I . . ..
lie set, to 'lly addi-e-, ill cilllvda,( I . , clouded - fe tures.. . � 1. . on think so?'� grunted 331shop, In . , or -111 P ,
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i "'And . discovered �xactly. wbere we, ,. . . . I . . I . � I . . . . , rail, ` fence looking - admiringly at a' .long. face.. - . ... . . , % ., i - . . .. I ..:. .. . .. . . ..
. . I . . . . . . . � . � . . . He shrugged his shoulders and. gave - - O'Dit that was prg-ricl g a ' rid. : frig, a . � . . . . . .
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t.11(- 1Toi(_.tI 8l1jLt.s for One Dt)l.l;Li . .sfhnd.$' . . .. I . � . . 1�. . ,,or lils-eyes steidily... .. ., .. - .. . . . . .. .. I . . . . 1. : "Yes., .but what I. *n,o.N�.- want, to do is .. ri.ver� Faritier.should :keep . . . ,,
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. "I don't like tile way you. and Miller ' �Vhvlstnia . 9 . gift," ,said . to'show'him indirectly that -we are I . ii- .. 9, hree-wo-rds.cod Y. .
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'011(l VVf,lt,S - IL L-11 . o)l'0V,C0I . lips, but, we most not... believe . � 4 I I � . . � ". t4p� old , . *.. . . . . es t stantl . I . . I
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S t(Ill fol .)� I Aye It �` it. I'm going to try . . 1# .a're carrying on." . Ile hurled the wordsr suddoill�. . -ketched you. that *tillic . deiibndciit of, 111m." I coliduct. his farm
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I It know - how, , I . mow him . . . . . "Unit!" eja ulated Blshop,a even lliore j . . - .
. I .;to elleckitititd film. -I don . 1V sullenly. "You see, 11 . I . . � I .. I . c . . . . .1.
. , ' � � at:her I I .. . sllorc.pop." , , . I I I.. a 1. I . . . . I on strict business principlesi . � . .
I(. %vAl h. ovvith ;I dollol. to ytiti. but I'll thluk.of something.', Ile feels : .. through, and through." . I.. I .1 11 I . . � I . .. . . - -! I r- , . I . I.
I '. . dejecte 1Y. "Flub ,ay!"- ' ' -
I . . .. I . I- Yes, you.got ahead of 4no,'.I.Alau ad .1 - . . I Guess -work. and haoliazard' . I
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,that Ile llas tile IlIiper-hafid uoir''but . 70 . '"Well,'thaVs hiI.rJghi;'P`.s�e.rep1ldd,- illitted. - I 1. . I I : . : - I - I . I 1i . . I I . I I . . I .1 .
I . .1 � I . I .1 . . .. I ,� . - . . I . . . . methods are no longer -Used by - - .-
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. . I . - . . - The� Old -ma-ri.,.cpame near,or to him, � I .. . .. . � . te f�r".: . .
I illyl P FRZESS IONS '-.I'll 'lite' , I 1. , .. .��..
. Afan,s-love affair had.also bben drag- . I . I I . . � . i . : 4ticcessful .and up -to -4a
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. . . . . � .. P � I'Hoerd ttie..news?ll he asked. with .V, - . . . " � 1. .
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St. Catharines, - Ontarl. . ances of Dolly's constancy, ,but hor .. I . . I "You. -allow him to be too familIttr brodd grin of OoliAt. ., . . . UPS in the: Bad .� - - , r , By readi ' ,
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. . I r es'es had. lioe.11- opened to; the serious- .with You d.- '!Ile's not the . I'Wliat newfA is tliltt?i'�Alan asked I duw . ' . " ' .. . StTx-, . the Farmer's, Busilless . .. 1. �
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.1 .-_'-1._ 0"Mmi ifess Of ol"Lunditig Colonel Barelay..$4e , � . ... .-to act that . . P . . . I . " I '
. , . . . aperi, you will get the vey:y- - .. - - - .
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.. I ew-Alvit bor marriage'against , way with'. -'He has flirted with a, doze . . , . I; .. . . ..
. . I now ku I . ".. Iii"Yorthi MIssII_a.tjam.d',gIvcn Adele C.tiid' not thrit av4r: ln'bed'�-Kldneysi aud . atest and. most,,' accu rate . in- . .
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-,,7;,-� - I .111.4 'will. would cause I= Imip�dlato � � .. n iind ' t�roivu them over; ho - bv Jlib ii&woes ,Ind � sonieffilleg. w,wil.: - - bladder affectod-experlented great::. . formation I regarding you� busi- - - ' .
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_ - _�_, . divdnbca I is - love pf a ' , , ; : 1. . . sufferIng. , . . liess. . - . .-. . � . �
!. , . doesn: t believe Ili the hQnt,t ' jestingly, . the' fallillyt--lIxoting� �)Ilss - - - . . � . . . . .
" - - . ble it girl.to V"Ant,ta g O' n ivitli- manfor,ii.wonlaDdi the 4ove has knocked the props clean frow under , Is mark�t re -
.; ..;�- -_ . 6 t -Ala - I . of.a wo- b; Z)Id- pe9ple'lealn � to. .trust in Dr. ChasePi
I Ottir Headache . I I ' .. . W .. � .. .. .. 2 . . ri�l . . . 11 I . . 111dneyj,Li�cr-JIilIs, for When all other. treat- . i ,; *Tfit SuN . . . � I Ports . - � . � ::. .
� outa-dolla, lie'doorq of hor � P man, for a man. , , . . ,. , I: , . ��. . - . '
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! - 1111" "'it" t. - , ; . . .. M.Jll(! . � I 1. .1 , : thi �.Iftedici`ne seemi 10� 90. -, are worth -maiiy tim, 69 the s 4b -
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, In Tleside.'s, she -1 . . . �!Ub, I�qm:ttt tho.fIrst.ofthW!'I Adele � . I . . . . ,.. � ,.: .
! I-Itindreds have been I. 1. I . I 1. . . . � . . I � ..Alan -frown'cd.and hung his 11,61a d.. for , I directly,.to t , ise4sed, part,' and. prquip�ly I I . . - I .. .
, ) frc:d frorn persistent . 6oll'oved in Alan'�,, flittire. Slio. . soine� - . I .Instead of being put doWA.Pby his . ' . . I .. 1. I I .�cription peice to you., ,, I ,�* ,I .. , ,.
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-a wililient; then ho said:, . . . I , . �.
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i , dii,ches b.X our . llov� had 111010 61th -In tile .rall�oad, I . . . stormy, 'V�oids, was suillin.- Inwardly.' I I I � . I.. . affords relie an icure ' r cr' i �
R f", I.,-elentifically fitted . . I , � I I , , . "Unqle Abo'do. you Xemember whaf*. ' .NTU,-I)A'VII5*�IIS'B,;Pi,f�riner,PoitRbbin. � E very Va ni n Canada :* - .
iI I . I Lilan ap�-*otlttn- lii-,vrvstLd ppi;qon., She . . . . . . � . . . - � I.
"e" .. . I I . . . ..- : . Her lips were -rIgld,. but Altin.saw, Millet's*oJilulon oflove -.w'n, NVolland County,' Ontario; � wrItcs-.1-"1.- . qll6ultl -realize o full valu'e'of. '
1�il I (Vtsen we undertpk& � I ,. . the ,. 1'.'told you about . ill .
,4 cure headmche wii . know, I too�, ,that she W."is'.130")v .1110170 I I _� - I � . -light of keeif amusement In her eyes. . ' " ,. . . I . -ad ,A . . . ,.� 5 ' tlie.9crv`ice'Tx't Sux has keti- . ., .
4 . . . . I . . . - . 1. . . ... I and wome.n In general?". , . wish to state to you that � 1, h pain in MY I
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1. 'I . It .r refund the, - .. . vIw--eIy.,.Nvntel;(fd tbaii.' fdruierly. ShO . "Is. be really *so, dangerous? - That I . The old nian saw 111's dri . ft -and, burst - P back ancl left side f6i over twenty ),,cars. . At . . I , , L ' I
V , * -oney, � . . . . . . . . . " I I ; ?. dcred,IiJim'in a publid. way. t I
. . Ind, with firru [Inality,- refused, Fr, . ,resting. . ' ' . times I could not turn over in bed, I was so . I . 'f;T � ' : L
I li, . � . ank * makes him,' dbubly into .. . . Most ull, round laugh. . I
�_ . . � I ifillholl,4o's ofi*,er:of litarringw_and tiiat.- � . . . . . I into it f . . . P 1xidly used up.* I ,had craln ps in.my feet arid � . was due to the action 0 -ilr . -
- I . .. I . . . .1 . . . girls loviy .to , handle -mascitline *gUn_ . "I :know �6u told me what be said I , ; and my harlds were so. entirely 'useless; Su ' ... ling ... voice to the . . I
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. - . . I . I I po w�ith about love all' wontenIn gencral, but I , . . � ,
I . her clxaspori.ttv4 -pnrent.' llor .niother 11 Barclay, forAnstfince, an'affair . I , flat 1. could scarcely lift Anything. : . . . opi tons of - thc� farmers that ' - .
� I . I doll't know LIS you.stlkl what he'thought - fq<j(lu,y clis,aso wasi . . 11
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vag"tle. likil air 11:shop and, if . , � Vils heor's .
t . Ig for. Alt. - I . I I'd be �jso sure. of yon, � -The Aead.level I ti,partleblak case. I. - tclf�ou.sbo's fiXed troll � bl� would be so bad that I would have to - guards, , drainage across . rai I-
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), I ., I : .the,owbole trath*,tillist he told, Was 1 1 _' ..o . . I . . . ' W, . I
. I f your past would alarnl.me." or six tithes dtidng. the nig.lit. Ft)r- � ays,'-and. farm fires caused by - .
I I � - . 11m. Yore little SISA1,18 dolle tll(i Illost. 1,ct Up rivo � . I I
I �11 I' � I . rathei,enjovifig 06 situation. I , . "Thank fletiven,' all .women.. ate -mot I .. . . . � [ .'ruriat�ly., I began ug -ng Dr. Chase's lKiulney- '_ ailway-loconicitiVes has:been:,- , ', . .,
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� I � 'Oil Chr5qtnlas evo Adele wiv; expect- 1111 I 11..'wus the -bolt II6 hurled tit h6r� , 6v; It Inspected.. HeIg a gone cooli; he'll Livel. ilills, and they' cured Die *completely. - -.. amended. _- .1 � . .� . . .
. -, - - ''I M home'froin Atlanta, and Abin had 11 I I . I . I I . . 'do an(I quiti: well now., but . .. I . .. . .. ' I P .. . . . .1 I
� : - ' , . "if yOu know., its much about itay Mll- :11tivC L ,I am 79 yeirs ol . - . .
. . � �1. - , 11 � . I - - %, P . I.. . I .. P r make. another. brag; he's tied ,-11 casibnally wo these pills'to keep rny will solid TiiE NVrmict,v; - .
� . 4zonie Ili town to. meet-hpl'. As it hap; ..., ,. .. . le, .a more dIgniflod. hand an, fo , . .. Al oc I , I , We. I I .1 . . .
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I . pened all Acelde'nt deta';yed bor trail � 1. . . " . F . . . . .. . : , , . , .'N,461"I in good order;. several 'persons to � SuNfrom'now to lstjiantlar ,: I
I . I I . , I She Way on aAlistl ac(ivallitance With III.M.' I -'iwat hA.vL,rcxommcndcd.I)r; Chase's Xid- j. . � I . YI. . :
-I-_ . so tit t it -,vo Id not re * . yaw Miller, .hi�. hand. * . ,. . . . Alan .looked straight Into his Inicle's , 1 1905j. in � 'combiriation with� - � I .
I . a, 11 � . aeb Darley un-� .. I : . 1. . !'On a, fint-oh, J see what you ,e-yei� A light was 131, iikl - lig Oil him. IAT,Liver Pills have be*en equally beriefited.", . . . I
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11 . . 'd of.6 in. pull ln'tl�e chlmney:torner. The:porter . mean!!' PAdcle put:iher handkere SITJncle All,", I y . , � ; . , - . . . - . . NVS= - 1. CO ' . I
. til.10 o'clock at, night Instea. I I hief to . .
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. I tho evening, go there' was 1.16thing for. P -appeared,alill Alan asked, "Is my sl0l; - her face and trea a , -a merry . nts a box, at � . . I " r . I
. . I . be 61d,.1,46 'on think lie ,f)r, cilase's Xidney-Liver Pills, the comfort Th- Ne . -Ze rd- .
" �.'..-:-.:7.��7---.7�-----.,..�"I't n :Z . I. ter's room ready�v - � - , I � . . I It El�b , erSelf to ' Is -really ill love with her V � ,� , "-f old age, otle pill a (lose, 25 cc' I I � .
. -, , �_ - - ._1,/ tier brother to do but arrange for the[ - q 'trail and signature of D : � For: 0.75. .
� I . . � , I "Yes, It's good and warm noW . ' laugh that exasperated him beyond on ,."E f be ain't an.' don't .1fx yoke pa lint 11 (Italt:is. Pol I . r. A. . I � . ,. .
11 " . r_. ,1c -,G (I stayll1it that night tit the Johnston, I � ., sub,',' aurance. - Then she stood up, sulootbilig . . , Oil Lvqry bo;IL , : .. I � I I I , . . . . .
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I .-,I .� . House. Somewhat t Alan's surpriso, sydd the negril. - 1.11 started the fir ma f or Per before a, month's got I I I � ----==. I .
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. � . . her smile away, . . dood you m farm Noiv,.Iook beer. A . ,. I I � . .�, .. I
.I) �,cl,,�lr.&Mrj ,1',,,wqs1*r and, .. who bad never 'illsoo-vered. the close. . hour ago.'T . � . .Y . I - � I . . . . . 11.L!fZ2� � , .1 . I I . .
( � opti-clark . . . . I . I'm Its hungry as a bear. I told Ray� .follor kilows his own sister les.4'n'ho ,, � . I . ilt�� d4j, �.�_ .
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.. , .Millar and Adele had paused to listen' buvii-I mean your dange . I . . . �� '_( . . .
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. li"t �;7 q--, ,,�, aTqT. t filond�bfp and constant, corresporld. d � rous. friepa, -does'anybody, else;'thaVs becalbe You' I . . I . , . . 11 I
f,. -1, 1� once oxisting botv�een Miller and big !'Oh, you aregoing. to burry me off to � � . To get that' appetizing, - I . . . .
10 -.-- - �� . i 'd with an Oudiblo Mr. MIller-titnt we'd meet him It) the never have thought of Adele follorin, In I P . . � I ' I I .. . I
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I, : ,) r . ._,e;' �' , , d, - ' �,,-_ )) ) ster, the former antionneed 'that he - �, hed," the girt said, .. . I . y I .: , tho trail of womankind, Yould hato, - . bro'Wri , P . . '_ I. ... �'
- ,=�, - _ _ was going to spend tile night'at the sigh. ... L ,. I . " I . - I I " . .
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I tired after that rldet" ' ' for a brother.-Ol that toiw-n ;al to .be *.V " I N, , ,%,�,.. . .!. . I
1. drive out to 'tile farril with . I ordered It just how," - ... I I - . f ' " " . . .
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. __."�. 1.1!!� -_ - - them the next morning, Or course it said Alan ooldly, , "The dcvII- ' Aian bit the word in '�V611, you go .tight on an' let them two; 1 ,,-,4,,,-- , 1 .
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N I �,�.. f I'll see you at breakfast." . . room warming blinself. Ile scarcely yard, . I I and movinor tile hbt, ficavy-pan . 'and holciing it in the front 6f' . . . .�
1�P! 00111� friends witnessed the cruda.display o I .1 looked at�Alan In Ills eagerness to have . X1.!, . I . � I
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. ..., . I -works In the street below,, "Oil, 1,111 so glaill" said Adele. I Yes, . "I seed Mr. Miller drive past my
14 � holid,iy fire . a chair plat.ed for Adele at *I little ta", house awhile ago with Miss Adele." -he unsatisfactory rcsults. The draw -out oven rack of thei . . I
I ; .,- tltlIf a doven big bonfires made of dry I ean ffillsh telling you In tho morning." . ble.reqorved for three Ili it corner of Said, '$art? I come right over.. I waut to . . I I . I . � . .
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- 0� PA . goods boxes, kerosene anddtar'barrelg I Then she. oepitted to notice her brbther'a * the room, which was presided over by .1. . . a IM
. , - ml 0 I r. 1 long fitec" and she laughed cut teasing- see all of you together," .. I I %T 114%,ov'r le .
- .V , . (Ind refuse OP all kinds were bla7iii- . I a slick looking. mulatto Walter whose I .
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'. 11 1. %,� Plong-the simin stroct. Directly oppa. I ly, "I'll )let he*and Dolly .ire no nearer fatho' Just then !%filler came out of the par- M.Vo %.� 4.16 1 1 . ,*--%6
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!, . \ ,� site the hotel the only confe6tionery I to,ge(licr than ever." . live been tip all hour," lie said to .Ior -and descended the steps to join - . � . 4P es basting a simple and, . , I
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.)��� and toy store in tile place wits crowded. 1I*JL*On tire T gilt" IvIllItir jolfied -in: h(,r 1, L them. 6 . .
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� 1�,._ - � ��_ - to ,.overflowing' by eager ,Oustomerg,,� mood, ',the (!ol6n( "Clirlstinas gift, Mr. Mlllerl.pf cried - �) R . g�cce,g�ifLil'ol)(,-,.-,,ttioii, i)raw the . . �
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Pole. "I ketalled you that thne.' . �l -11 f6r-
rv*ad� for Alai own or h . handle. In froat of tho op %
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4 � , P, � I , fireworks were letting them off for'the 01iiii drlyf I hope, Dolly Is llooxt io-lue 'where It doewn't belong. To'teaso tho "And ft I paid up you!d. cuss ftlt� I .. h I w,
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, , . I $If. silifirtest gdrl 1. know. I , - . . out," retorted the lawyer,'with a lau&h. . --- I . � . I , contotifq out of the (Wen
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. ers wore exploded by the package, arid "()It, yotl nVo a flatteror," laughed I evotybody jokes with, 'they took Ills "I Ildven't forgotten the roW you raised - . _� . ., . .1 h It Illay
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every now and then a clerk Ili some i Aillt, and sho gave Miller her hand, . about that suit of clothes, .Well, what's ,- . . 1, . basted with ific gi, ,t eas I
' wagon to pieces and put It together I .1 11, 'I'lic filiperial Oxfor(t Ralii!,o I .
,,go store would come to the front d door and "),"';]It forget to Ito up for early broak- I again oil tile root of Ilarmonlsdrug- the, news? Howls your family?" �. I'll � I i'll - .
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-, M."o,wit, -� � store. "About as common, Mr. Miller," said C_�_-> , �, all(l.
Xmas Is Coini I rive off it gun or a revolver, . Cii�;i st i4lart soon In I How they got It there Is a puz,v I 'I ... I Je1S,iu.Il.,j tilt, 0161",
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All thiq nol.110 and Illumination ova I insureg the 1110"t sful .
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' . 11or had ft I -like tile building of the pyramids," I'��),. I �', I I
�i our friends will tit its height wlien Adele's train droW i Alan wau glad that 'Ml younger ever' day. Senco she moved In _ ) . ." t results. . .
room of his own, for lie was not in a I -
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pleased When up in the car sbed � I "WhIskY did It," laughed Adele I Per now bouso an' got to N �(�' 41�' * . � :, ('.allat one of our agencies or wn I
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look mood to conveisti with him, atid wholl � "That will be the firial explanation."' ' fencog an' maldn' flower beds all' one , �P7 . I
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