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Vol. VI
THERHUR
PRESBYTERIAL— Rev.
Hours of - servide,
6:30 p. m. Sabbath
p. m, Preyer meeti
dav eveidne at 6:30.
Hours. of service, 1
6:30 p. Sahhat
6:30 p. me- Sabbath
p. m. Prayer meetin
• evenings et AO
Cameron.
031 at 2;30
mi. Timis-
ool at 10:
el it 2:30-
edneaday
r. Cfcrie
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borrower. See my rates be
eleewhere. Agent for fi
0 SUIT
ass
Trans -Atlantic. Mail- Steamers -
Jar Also Agent . for Beatty. -Line
Tickets for Winnipeg, andall
1561i Tel. o.
-and New -York ExCliangeand
Intereat paid on Special DePOsit
7.elteks 'for
d parte
west, at
HE LUcKNOW BANK,
Money -to Loan. Notesand Mortgages
TNRAFTS PAYABLE -,AT PAR lashed.
.115 On the principal Cities and towns of:Cana,
de. and en the United .States and Great
v.. Parties Remitting
0.111 end thig the cheapest. eeafest, and -mmi
SAVINGS BANK DEI'AIVI'MENT
We are Preparecito Offer to chatonsera army..
facility afforded by a chartered hank.
When there•Washot a -dock in the settletnent
ehew how the: thne aren't On, .
.But well we kite* wifen the day begun,-_
And the kildewife's shout **dinner tiMe,
Was rule -tithe', the -Nick on atie Dpor::
None had cash, we -were all alike,
But we Whacked aVitt,*.it the trees • -
And *hen. inhumes -came on, then iv'e
Such splores_at the Legging Bees.
The affairs,o' the kirk, the affairs o'.the state,
-But we drank andseng o' our Patlier Land,- ,
But now the 'stumps frem everv'farm.,.:
And Our lediee, Heaven bless them all..
Are hoopit round and round., .-
..And every heuse a Vine Piece has;
And kerne has even:mere;
The Auld Nick On the. doore.
And while's we -blether Polities,
rid 'clever' men arewe;
While setae opposes,.some supports -
John A. and his Wnistry.
Hew some are.bonglit. and some. are sold,
0 viiat a difference noW2e.,Frons-. ;the rough old"
Savings' Bank Depart
Interest on Daily Falar-cel. at f
.crvicE nouns -From. 10 a.m. to
p On
ent
iik Ontarici as well as Manitoba. Fartiea (46-
,1'1411k te.sel I ferms, will Awn/suit their interests
:scriber fa Great Britain and Ireland and con.
Lancl.VaItrater,. Luck/Sow P... th Ont.
-lb-ALL -FOR THE :GREAT •". SEPRRA.
- *olds, catarrh; asthma; antiall lironchiat corn
-iptaints. Singers and speakers say .'-it is in-
eraluable for the vdice,,, I% L. SNITII, Toronto.
-W3 A--0-WIN returned to Luckno*where
- /prepared' 01- tieet. all. Chronic-- and, elite
-Heart, Spleen, ..14.1addgre -Kidneys,- Brain,
(Z-ra eel L.treireev, Apoplexy Paralysis
Seminal Weakneess. . Asthma, 'Whooping
_riinsurnotiOn, ChilNains, and . all kinds Of
JiIPEOIALI: ATTENTION: PAID. TO OIS*
EASES OF WOMEN AND - ;
xihinnan_ 4 em not need. Cancer:: and Minors -
Lida.' **All Cortenitatiene private a:id
eepfidential •IES Office next .. doer West of
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ERAL.
1) -EN T1.8:FR.Y. S.
Office at l'agcoe's . 15,
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OTHER_ SILVER _111
ELL: R
• The undersigned received a
MEDAL -at the Oentennio1 Bahl
_being the'HIGHEST- AWARD t
reeds,- Several other Canadian
The-bronae Medal organ had tweiy
- At the Weetern.Fair for 1876; t.
event exhibited Only hip .ordirtary s
with eur five atop organ got FIRS
lever all competitors
organ. This from a well establ*
likely to continne in the bteiness
etts of
is had
setts
s.
ie
ter -him with sudden- and. great...power.
'Perheps- fathet was. right,: be :. mused;
the -children Anita lie .t hied._ and' feurth:
generatunn? -Not but,thats, he will. -save-
AIZE us at last If we - ask Mtn -but ' there 4ea
each seems tO 'be some - great wrong that al9
i -0111` preeent life, ' thieking Only of the kr
hereafter„there niust.- be 'some ctl. d: 'tin"
fateer luck that entahonsetne :end lifts gat
re
many. and peculiar temptations that
assailed bim i-atid.-Ive. have seen how
God answered his prayer, and.kept hire
here so :many would have fellen.. ttit
ed Meant .t.a ,sheter - him that His
oodness eitended 'farther *than he
bought, goia that He_, :cared ter - 1/113.
he hereafter, when Han.gathered.thetti
amp into ._ "Os immediate .preaence.
ut Donnie could. nOt mantilla now. ,,As
had tho *agile fee ing that -Gad- was
me iightetiue,itidginent, andhe -must
the best he -could, and only see to it
p iospects,-; Donnie still loved end .
yehin the thick night dills earthly •
tr stint- God:- He reatoned juetly, _that
he
gr
fe
sto
hod
lon
up
e he had only eauee for unbounded
titude. And he -felt sure thai 411
uld be rightin the end, :but now'
red that hie life would. bei like his
orse,`a tissue.. of disappointifients
that he; unsuceessful voyeger,
m tossed. 'and ski wrecked, -would
brown upou the heavenly shore by
eat! of_ sailingainto 'Port with flying
hua Dennis sat est in gloomy
ingi but toe' Wearied in- 41bind'.
line of thought
-4 few. stern, facti32-.kept lontiting
boom him; Iike.i'rcks on l'whieh a.
ship is drifting. He had -lees thane
nig• h.
Sum
his
their
rePro
.voille; was startled `by
If he did not, get anything to.
turdey hew *as Ite going te live
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his dependent -ma er -and aititer
p before hinn They --seemed . to.
orbit] fancy hungri and "cold, and
famine -Pinched faces. full ef
ch. head &jived loWer and.
anie the Very picture; of dejec-
meat
t -his, exclaiming—
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an makee yer .so down in the
tag Ins -ey is,,,ho saw a round, red
upon .1 im. It was somewhat. -
in its xpression, in keiniin71--,- With. -the,
and
rids. •,Rough.ae -was this.' . Courtesy, it:
rt t the .young Man,- and With
Hate ed eyes he stat17- in . • ,. -.. - -
e th-t lea a little. human 'tench in it
the Iasi man that speke te• mo left -
etch in my. ear -that I. woutd _gladly
Flour & Feed St
-WALTER TRELEA
ark Store in his new block, next d
Red Flag store. where he is prepared:
cheap as the ehe;.1.pest. All neW fresh
priees to suit- the thnei, Goods del
any part of the town. - All ordera f
muat be paid befor,e the go -ode: are d
thereby giving:the purchaser theadv
first clasegoedsat low Prices.-
04- A- -large . quantity of Minneio
Fife Wheat for seed.7va
take if just of r. anythind,:".p!odded
oa till he reeehed hie bearding
end Stealibg in:48 if he had. 'no: -bed -Y-fr
neris to be thera mnanywhents'. eke set a'"
.1111 dewn ina•-_41isky Cerher behind the- .a'14.
the
eries strive, and was'aeonlost.ta
oods
19 of
Bad luck_ to him, the . Glare- us
-a ice): -Bill Ciente -11eVer '. went
ph t: stranger,' Said te, boceming
ard
ERORS_ OF YOU
A. GENTLEMAN who enifferealf
-Lion; will for the sake osf Suireringlih
send -live AO An who need it, the re
directiOn for making the simple re
fit bY the advertiser's eicperienee can
daressing in perfect confidence, .
LL PARTIES, INDEBTED T
LATE firm of 'Frazer
Water, either by 'note or book account,
quested to pay the same at once to
S. 'Mites and accounts for the -
of parties in thiti section will •be
the LiChnew Bank for' Collection.
JAME FR
eri;
and.: :patiently.
by: th4t peri,•cp_uld.-be agal4tat• 'An -eV His
creatniOs:. In feet., it Was .his-pnerel
do. with his tieing:a good Chrietian„--biit-
Tho defect in las aud-
thet ;hie -mother: too, nee e certain
extent, that. hotheeparatea. the spintual
life .uf the -sour ,tna- widely trout 7present
life With its Inatillol,..yet os.6tialOari.s:
and -needs. .At thia point . they,
aka, the. :sun tighti tipon and
lin-Wit-en the iliarey, rocky .wey, and
cause the thoine to :blestco.ln, -and deli-
cate. fragrant flnwers tat piroW. -in tha
-CreViceit and blikent in shaded, • nooks
waii for her -cohselazi- She Mutt
leak Out...ef -her' deth etas to ,the
that shone throngh. the .portnis.. of -.tee
tomb., forgetting that God-. ceased: Hit
thongh.scotirged Sed, tape,
UnconiciouslY. bad::
that- he. inight grOW.111xhe-...Chilet4in
life3.. but he, did hot ask Or oineet saie
In a Vagne, ,ga.,ieral way, that -.help
'which a lame, earth)); I father
ctiild..e.ti4giiielwith the
diffictiltliaottis
'.3nt item ein=frorii falling before the
HE
Mee
the
en-
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--eiveepeorre-_-/ attention.
tipg. Jute
or before ItlInneen,
pesa. V; qting broth -
ren eordisiiv
EWA PLUG OF .int
GUSH REMEDY.
An unfeiling
ire- for Seiniin
Spermatorrhea,
Anctalipiseases
that follow ass -
4, as- 1434 ur :.4feinory, Universal- .
nide, Pekin the back, Dimitese of_Nision,
Preneature.•114 age.: and mann other Oiselisee
thy:. teed I./sanity or •enieinseptiln and.4.
witi; aix packages for $5 .ort will be sent
free,hv .11.41,.•!fl receipt of the melee, bead
IN BRONZE
NOIle Other, n
relea
will ,fne
Our: Ood Samaritan in his e.ase was
a very 1 rofane end disreptitable one, as
many to „in thie niedley world. He
.had a eat, kindly neture, Plat -was-
low uns Cindy place ti, ins d of grow-
1:--qw.h000 0 you will think e - none the
-.drink with y as (pick as
don't thi k none the. w11/53 'et yet' - tor
ton hi
a fell
the w
loini
it
am down
ta liven
.1 takea
When I
o*n boo
Ought tie
-how. map
it mike'
ueh
orb
ldn't get tip stemn: When .i.'
e and-- when I feel geed
rink to inake me. feel hotter ;
eald not take a drink -on my
rink with.
now and then'. _ what is
e de, roughing it tipand•do- wit
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occasions thereare to drink,
he,4 a :Man's travelling, like'
but what the devil will make
nth
al :the devil get tie --'40 -with
the man gttillly.
Just tbena-miSerable wretch entCred 376a cat.' mal tw".
both conecionce and experienee:ald him
were true at dee same time hit wee
propitiated by Dennis' good epitian of
him. He gave a big, good naturi3d laugh
slapped Dennis on the shoulderi and
that hes an awftil'exannele cOme ih just
et.the right time sattlick. But .' Oti've
• 1182 now, if it ain t inate,
. what; yen eo ehept ellen about -`1%
Donde told hie story, aagretefnifer
yeller . -would be -in, finding a spring
heie yea area young hiloodeA- OW not
breken to either:saddlo; Or
Where they 4atit nothing but. dray.hon
do- at a strange hose. •Few know good
pints when theySei 'em. When :their
il
fiat. -you ain't broke into nothin'i they
-wit t yin to work far nothin,' .1.- 'iamb
hon you can't do this.. : And !let! 'foci:
der -is taints:in! short, autryeti • 113-118t do.
' Bill haying dealt in live stock a 1..hie
life,. naturally...clothed his thaugh ,t tit
language &awe from familiar objelte,
and PealliSi mieerable ea- he Was,.. half
smiled at the 'close :parallel run 'hetWeetn
him and a young, useless colt : but
all Chicago that feels.' more . laralt6
.: "That may, all be, -toe,' said liill, ra4
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you'd feel a little eats mighty q
and a eart horse wouldn't. 13n
knovr the pints, whether it Ilea Man cif
a hose—you take kindly to 'work of.
the right sort,' andit wounipay any Ong
ao take yOu at your own terms,
you can't Make 'ein see -that. If I Wan -
in a situation ta.take Yon, I'd do it in a•
=rutin Hang it all. can't do mnch
for yot either. I itoolt..a drop too innch`
in Cle eland t'ether night, and some' ot
°Cheered, comforted, and hopeful,
Dennis sat down with his gointi. Samari-
tan, and made a &arty supper, after
which they parted • with a. -strong;
friendly grip, and sincere good -wishes,.
Croninthe drover, going „fiirther;
.west, and Dennis to thereat he* surely
CHAPTER. VITT.
.13efOre retiring Dennis as nand' took
hie Bible from . his trunk to -.read- it
chapter.. He wae now -Ina very diffe-
rent. mood from thafof a fear; hours
agO. . The suggestion .. of his. new
temperament, even a stnall- -hope is
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acquai. tance was a light, upon his way. -
And ith One. of Dennia's • age. -and
potent,. Ile was eager tor the coming
day in order to try the experiment of
wringing bread and opportunity . for
further seakch out of the. wintry snows.
tut,that.which, did him .the. moot
kindness he had receivedirough though -
it was ; the sympathy and eotepanien-
ship *nether haiman being—for it he
.hed beep.. cast away on a. desert island
he could net have bean, moraiselated
than in the great city, with its. indiffe
not Without its decided influence ; . and
with- it he hen dianli -a cnp of good
Coffee, that nectar of the gads --whotie
subtle, alelie.ate influence is felt in body
and brain, in every fibre of the nature
not deadened aad blunted -by stronger
and coarser.etimulanni. *6 W11310aTeS
Out physical ...enlace for. Mental and
-But while giving 'the influences
above referred to• their due force, so /ST -
from ignoiing, we would acknowledge
with eMphasis the chief caane -of meats
ability to receive -and apPreciate ell the .
_highest phases.. of truth_ and geed,
natuely, Ged's • help asked for and
_Dennis. lie asked God with Childlike
faith for the bestownient of -every'
-the ailksin the .;lipuse- looked- nier My him best Flaw that he hid ne reason to '
speckell heek and left Me jnit eneugh tcsovinerpeltn that.. his pray -ere were une....`n-
meetsapprecutte it, God wai shoat to
eveal to -him a truth that- would . be a
rich emirce of help and comfort threngh -
life and a sudden burst of - Sunshine.
-neon. his dark...Way:at .the preSent hour. •
He wits to be shown how he might loak
.. Dennis -shook his head reproactifql '
and wee abaut-to'speak4:- :1
Said Bin, heading off another tempera
ance lecture., • .111 take a drink bj -mull
. bye, a d think Ova what -you.'ie said„;
for 1 - can't think ranch until I get al.
little a eani• up. But new we must tin
and see dome way tint :ef . the fog fint•
las preeent i3nd earthly interests, and
rtily asin his spiritual life,
you.' And again- ia :abilenee of the As he opened his Bil3le .-his •eyss
Weeted steam he scratched his shaggy aaught the wordeof.oue Lord, 'Leatnah
head _vigorously. . otit into qui deep and , let (Iowa
'Scent -into the th.. very. b. est tiling ter h, etaftnia•draught.'
you is to do -as I did- when I first brake Then Peters answer—Slaster-`
tlaw,home.pitsttire and started:oet on 'a ave toiled all the night -and' have
rampage. I just grabbed. the fest a taken notliing ; -nevertheless, at Thy
thatiainealong, good, bad, er indiffer- .ord I will -let down -the net.'
entalwitya.. kept -doing. .something. t The result --,`They inclosed "a vat.‘t
You can look for a bird in a bush guile
eititude
as well when' you've got one in yottr With these words light broke in
„vrasn't s squearnieli as you are.- Ed taused 'helped His ill disciples 'catch
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hand es when yen haint. To be Sunoil. on hie mind. "If our Lord,' he
juniped et the a• ffer you had:this afte - - kehr lily should He no help mato find.
nation .; !mit I reckon I'd. taken ton.*: too l'airladoil. plece r The .n nbelief suggested
often to be,very profitable'. . 'Bat - in 14-'11 waen9t for the Sake of --the • fish ,;
t.as, way always kept agoi.u.'—nevar enAvere only meets of e higher end?,
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got down, underfoot ,s..a the . stranger
onei could trea0 on min. , When. it
you've got ,pletity 'of. dear
-diepo_sed te shay the white 'feather
though te-niiYht ain't yer
speak almost atigrilY,'
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"The4 I there!' said, his- -new h'. ien
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X said yer wasn't a.eart-haes, elle touch
epl
ears
ashaMed
then look.: out, ..A.re ye47,-
niean kinder pious aipikthat 'habil seeking in my own wiedoni, and
13 ut-Dennis who had plenty of *goad
iekinnoti:sense, 'at 'ouce answered this
°don 'Neither de 'I want position --
'amid money 'for low eelfish purposes.
ends.are the best and purest, for I
seeking • my ewa honest- living,
-add tile support of iny . mother_ and.
'iatersa-the very imperative ditties
that God is' new imposing en
then came_ the .,4tIought-a,'Have I
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black hoots,. OW'? - season.Of-,the year * and eVerY.'
thati_witha: Mealy fluAh * kided help. „Little Wender' that I
Donnie winced, t
'Yes, before: I wo
Give . yer fore
the kind of:a mitter
Nn fear about you; the only thing is Col
get You in harness -before a load -that
will pay'
night, and` hack again. - • °
cI;thinrIlinot.v of:* way in, which
bought . mon-lent, ,lihinkaWk: against me, Specially,
the
blin's Hot
.ieeire to
pouderk
a =Omen
rink, -*hen tyeary-,and des., face lighting up 'with
they looketfat the bleari: big wooden snow sheiren and. clean o
_eyed, tre Wing wpok of 'mail. and' aideivalk, e,be4o, restore's. tow -cap. -pick
up a_goe tnany -quarters before might,
min what he is V
Thu lei *bead -thei
• 'I will;do -it,' Said_ Dennis, heartily,
!mai thank you watogy..ipr; the-.saggM--
o s ieterference in behalf of the
pore' interests of His servants:4( r
nosed gilren.. After an 'hour he
id the with; st long bleath ot
dreo here; aa he *ill when he gt;la tie
lexclaimedi:4oyotielyi. 'Take'. heart,
reit)* that; (4ed .On yOiit
lig,S:411:4,' iti;
was long before he elept•thiit.iiight,
that had precede4'.
e dawn Of the Wintermoro watt
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stopping often to blow,hia cOld Anion,
and wmting enough good breath te have
kindled:, a furnace. , Hie rubicund
visage, Surroundecl hi!shaagy hair and
beard elyellow, here appeared in -The
dust and smolie was making like the
'Hine r he sal& on 'seeing Dennis ;
aviaint'dyeorl'iduinpnderi7;4eltilYbioopre1-1:1),°41
will take that in good tin:et said
Dennis ; rand I will want a bigger pne
than that which se astonisheail you, at
'0 my. eyes said the GOMA
I go and 'tell de cook to begin an
hills ;
went to thedoar and looked opt
eidewalk arid eet the snow lay'
eight inches deep, untrodden,
end: spotless, -even in the hear t o
great City, ROW -diff0Tellt 'and
Wilt 100k ,to:night,' thought he ;
soiled 'and blick. Perhaps! Very,
eome to this city in the morninge of
life like this MUM pure and unstained,:
hht after being here awhile they hecome
like this snow wben it has been tossed
1,13 c.clea
On
or
white
f the
snow
hoir
many
abont and trodden under:every -careless
foot,: • -51 grant that howeVet peer
and "unseece3sful-I may roman, such
But feeling that he had t tuns for
.meraliateg,if he aveuldisecu_re. -tread for
the comb:we:lay ,of rest, he, turned and
said to thelactotura of the t
Tow 1114011 -will yoy me to have the
'enow eleared dram Sidewalk in -limit
'Zwei
'glen I will earn • my breakfast
SeforeI eat it, if you. Will lend me a
4 -taut you vas a shentlemans; said
the German, staring at him.
'So I am I just the shentlemans- that
'will titan off your eidervalk for zwei
shillen, if you millet him.'
• 'You vant to da him ler exorcise r
fimi-,..you yes shentlentansi _said
the man, still staring in stolid -wonder
at hint
'Didn't you ever knota of gentleman
who came -from' Geressit to' this
country and was glad . to do enything
'Often and often I haf, -You as* Ten
hero," sail the man With grin.
- 'W4311 I am just that kind of a gentle:
Man. NOW if you will lend mo
Tor tWo and be a. great -deal
more thatikfut 'if yort give me the
lidtlinfear of dat,'Said the mart with
anothef grip Tell:y-64re de queerest
Yankee • in Chicago, you are; tink
you, are bout haif Sherman. - I tell you
hat .breakfast and 4itimer much tis you
-eSt, vidout *on cent AO pay. 'IRA
care if de Cookie ceekin all day. I like
your irei:yedcall
gee a hargaiq said Dennis, fiend if I Nab
can Mae a few More like. it today, 1 Me to
intOde Market and SCS if dare be
enettgh for Me to keep. my part 'of de
For half tin 'hour Deainis -worked
aivay -aitipthen called his task
master and said, .
'Win you accept the joh .
Surveying' with .aurprfrie the large
spaea 'cleared, -anti leaking in 'Vain for -
reason...to find fault; he said,
pretend.Sti to beperieetly ;aghast,
wheat cakes, • and rolled qp his ()Yea! three
des/3404y an each mew plate Was duad a
•
to -dinner, feelmaiirea
When he entered the
a011y, satirical Mend.
.trOONnioTheitisaew :wit:omoeft.lt
The landlord met him,
it tobacco smoke, while
Was becoming aphiidcar
1115 custorii to sit" -up and
in the morning. When
•
Mrie, ,vrith Dennis, As
ianns13a-oncin elofge,luattoi%0$1:initil
as-s'ttves bbiass 4aite. Sat:
keel) mens here 'who It'a'
Youlehould deared him "-O-1
making bargains for him to
hat -was his name.
*othin' in it/growled If
ofagwliat mollified by this
'When•Dennis appeared,
ase without any earcumleou
make my- invin ,by
°use: I can no make my 1
the trill liarlde if you hat
c in longer stay here.'
mg°6t4W:Jiitisinis:insreninn.arg?brill
ish not de questionl,
'Zw.0 dollar end a quarter if
fborez:Daelkel'elik!iiictigbreeflakt Las; lidnetradlikij„7,!:;
na
hone
'WO, ft would have ta
three. But a bargain is a tat
world -over. Did you. not pro
[To BE -430stuttftmt2
"Dea!lwood said the tithun
ting dOnat his half eaten lemon
taking n tang pull at the taint?
there when the first rush.tor
bet ; mere W1101CSOMS.
got -there lwae dead brolie-
a moat often need mit there y
only mia in the Eine arliodidit
a firearm and I 'Was same' lone
tell you. The only raveapen lte
handle in easY reach just: bell
coat .collar. truderattind;
I'm not exactly a temperance n
One day. --11 hedn't been ia
luore'n a meek -74 was slain! in
—only P!a,ce a man kin sat to
society—when a feller come 'lei,
nlar nunart with his tan tut!,
quart over, Hod a reedit* ot
sideof hie belt. are- 'looked
tu' mean about him, thong!
drink. IST-Dt a_ny, thank y2
1192 .leourt°1111).rTattolfiyaa:i1;intscialelor:,0*,1:1.04tail[;;°sty:fiLlilani°1ttricbalttleli
my file.
ld ph there, pare
right an' monkeyin' 1 YOU belt
l'Welhlwhen his hand went dal
quick'n lamina icorch *loathe
„swiped bibi ire/ight Acme, till
When ha cell I thought I'd kills,
an' thes'ice filled up with, tenni
a red shir came up to me" bee hi
the ma as`;'-arred Bill Featiterginl
et so he yau are, ef yen emit ivani
man in An hills to climb` you, ,
Tint try -to hide yourielf-71he
ask -in' fur :you move' I
-"It struck me thatzmplfriend
the idee, en I waltzed back and
up and doiwn bete theViodn
how. found out Bill
n' bad. ofediefne„
40 to let -down, Party
HaVieg finished, Dennis tipped him
live wink, and.said-
the dos
'Wait dinner tinie."
dare will he iron &mine; said
the C4rMen in a tone of aiiinish
Wri-fluaiviinng;bpisrolRaulired:91.ths. needful imple-
.ment,Dinanus started Ott, d' 1
there was considerable 'contiietition,
with littlo cessation'. till Oite ,0°0100k'
hist -Sint! dinner, and had a *tint° Ain
.Then counting his gains, fonnd• that he
had paid fon his shovel, secured brea.
iy-aegt:lb:ta7
more:then thatr he, felt like e nisi who
-patches plank that hears up.
_while shore appears in the distance.
trz Inver ,part latirMn liked, by
cansingthat'inaer jtiniblitf Reed and
Oil, 1331-C- riank;to anggoet to *if' thin
-Way- of turning:Int honest penny.
bit ;AA, n ose of c-onaciatiot 4'
-.Yrilhd bac/
hie she
_goods s
nothini
ef
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and .Tifor,
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