Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-03-24, Page 3=!,
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The Itend.to 'Yesterday.
_WI1some wis_e man who. has Journeyed-
gver- land and over sea, • • -
TotheCountries Whore thn rainbow
And the gIoriioui sunsets be;
Kindly- tell -a little stranger
-Who has, Oddly 1°4 her way, _
W berg's the ro4d that she Must travel
retairntb -Yesterday; ? • ;
For. you See, she's.unfamiliar
With To day and canna read
- What its strange, mysterious sign -Posts
Tell of Ways and where they lead,: • -
And her heart hPbral-dS.her sorely, '
Though she mean to stay
When she fell asleep last evening
And.abandoned Yesterday. .
For she left a(3..eal. neglect -d .
That, --he ret'Cly should haVe done, -1
- And she feitrs she's -lost Some favors
That she fairly might have won
Sci-Shcql liku. to turn her backward
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'To retrleve theni if She MO=
Ill'aot some pne kindly tell her
.Where's the: road to Yesterday ? , -
St.:Nicholets.
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"'Lulea," set& Mr. Cyrus Merivale to his
wife as he drew e close fitting pair of kid
(doves over -his large fluky fingers "Jack
eloburton has beeti paying our Catherine
censiderahle ateention of :late, and I
shoulche't be Speprieed if something came of
" -hope ea," .returned Mee. Merivale,.
Iangeidlye "for he has lots of money,
.peopte. say"- •
014 -11051irton is :a bright young Men
'tend- will make his - mark yet, there- is E 0
doubt about that, and he may be able to
help us out of opr Mis-erable debts," said
!•on Mr. Merivale.
Kate had • Many admirers, - but Jack
-1Iobur ton was the - favorite. Jack" was a
steedy, youpe° man,. good good lookiege well
. educated andthe possessor of a neategg
. that in the minds. of Kate's worldly pat-
- -ents - would be.-sureto. hatch -tinbounded
• . wealth.. • , = ..
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- The _parents, were grampus and Paved ther
, Way to an excellent understanding between_
the Voting people, So the next winter, when
Kate - went Away to lioaeding ,-school e and
Jack went to -seek :his fortune in the great
'west _matters were eminently satisfactory all,
arondu
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-1!'•Ires,.',' said .Mr.' Merivale to his dangli
ter.. "Jack Ho hurton- will make a model
.- husband, ono that Will teed to elevate'
the -family station.- That'
s - how it _always-
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should be.. I *mild be Very . muchpained
to have you Marry any one pooier than ourt
-_selvee."•-
-A' - - 4 -e. Why, papa,": said Kate in reply, ! • e.
- ant not going to Marry Jack because he has
- -a littia money.. • I am--gOing to -marry. -hirii
because Inve hien."
"That's right," laughed her father, "but
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the money is a requisite that meest not be
despised, for -without it love Would be a
- - very .farhe affair indeed.. If Jack were be-
' low you in worldly station, there, would be
-a groteeaueness- about_loVes that would soon
destroy it.. :In marriage the social . equili-
inrhim should always be .iiiain:tained." -.
Aboutwit..- years,-afeie.Jack's engegeinent
to Kate -and_ a year previous to the proposed
.celebraeion.-of the nuptials Mr; Merivale
startled the leosonf of his familt-otte day by
-suddenly entering -theirmidst greatiyethis
-- tered anCperspienigfroni every pore.
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He thte w hienseli -into...a chair,. .and- after'
prolonged silence hat nearly 'frightened -the-
.. neethee-and- daughter out of their .senses
informed them that at last "the goal Was
ia sight:"
"1 What goal ?"., they Cried . -7: •
"At last," said he, ":we shall risetoour
proper station. '-: Henceforth .'we have no-
. need to envy Re'dertion:. The creditors 'who
_ haveelogged the fee thepast10 years, shall
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be relegated along with bills Marked .Paicl '
back to their miserly I6vel , In fine" he
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' -added, "we are rich." .. .
" '.EXtda:in, ;.- pray explain," they ' gasPed.
44 it's the Arapahoe- mine," said he. "We
. are Worth a cool hundred thousand, and the
: -._PeoPle Will think it a miiliore"
, The news- Of -Mi. - Merivale's sudden ac-
quisition ' of Wealth spread rapidlY„, and
people exaggerated the reports, as he'
lied
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anticipated. New friends sprang up on every
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side; Whenever ‘Itate .appeared she was
more than everthe centre-. of attraction. -
.Mr. Merivale began to plan changes on a
grand. ecale. 4 lot as ' purchased next to
-Robertson's and preparations were .inade for
: the erection.of a magnificent mansion
Tip I -were to be carriages., - servants,-
-gravet. d - walks-, horses, dogs, fountains, ---in
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short e i.01 . -the attributes of aristocrady-.
One day 'after e longeinteriiew_With his
e Wife, - Mr.. Merivale summoned- Kate.: • "1
Wish to -talk- with- you -abont that 'fellow
iloburten.," said he: ." You do not suppose,
now, that he will, try- to held- you to . the
' :engagement, do -yen?" leseinquired norvoUsly.
- " What f-' exclaimed the daughter,
Ted-
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- dening ; "do you mean that. he should for,
- sake 'me beeause WP have been fortunate ?"
' I mean.," returned the father More.
-- coelly, " that_since our circuinstancei have
materially change d we should regnlate.ohre
seleee_ acecordiegly. .My- principle: is the
sante asI.havofatwaya endeavored to incille-
.. Cate.' No- eue -should ever marry- below -his
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orher statiohe ,.quir station has risen; and
those whe eter.e. once our sociad equals are
. no iorgertee ,. Personally, Holmetonis an.
• estireet!le young' fellow, but I Must. insist
tite he pr.ojeeted-alleance be broken -off at
-once." : .- . t -- ' ' •
If Kste.gave her father.' a look of escorn,
it was, ;est to hirh,,for he coneinued Without
looking up :."-=
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-haye 'always been a dutiful
- .dairehlier; and 1 have . implicit- Confidence
in your obe,yieg my wieltee: . We- lievea
4, soceril- sfatus _ to .ilia.intkiin. ..It would be
s'ilyilit4;' in the face of Providence,' to dis-
rega‘et. the adva•ntages- which out altered_
circ,ii reStv.ncek.; 'present. : This you Would -
'be' doing- were youto many -a poor man." '
VIII riy2. fettier:.-excic.drne.d thejdaughter,.
"Mr.flebneton is by. -4-10- nieana, poen. He
bee, .ee you keeve„ -over :$16,000;- and with.
_ the aeseatance Valet you might new -afford
. he could easily addto it"
1.Ah," said hex father, .6:4 Tor. forget _tliat,'
while he: has $10,000 you will have - ten
times _that , He is_ altogether too : , many-
- rounds in the ladder below you and the
' -sooner he'-ia.,,informed of - the change the
' better- for ail coneetned:- No, eno," Said he,
inte;Tapting.her as she Was about to Coll-
titfte- ,,hf.7 argunien-l-., " I. Can never --consent
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to th- marriagel ehotild Oorarnit a flagrant
breach ":.of . duty --....-' were I • -to , allow 7- ' the
equiV.briam, to be ihee 'disturbed. After
you have thieght, the matter over candidly
. you 'will eeethat My position ii the only One
-tenable."_ .._ i - 7
• The -daughter --sat for some time:after .her
father had left the room, overwhelmed with
grief at his proposition.
Finally she gathered up sufficient courage
to write to Jack, and in & wretched, tear
stained scrawl she confessed her father's
disapproval of the marriage. .
While she was penning this letter, full of
endearments and protestations of constancy-
--eonstaney, she deolared, that would
endure even if her father '"should acquire
ten millions "-the paternal Crcesus was
seated in his private office writing a letter
of a cOutrs_ty SeutititoUt..
Merivale wrote two letters, one to
John. Holnerton, politely requesting tleedis-
Continuance :Of attentions to his tieughter,
• the other to 4401 Ce Hobiatien, President of
the -Arapahoe: Mining -Coenpany; Denver,
stating that he Would -ehave- the pleasure of
calling upon this official uw following Week
•on busieesetrelatieg- to his Mining interests.
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Mr. Merivale arrived in Denier on Thurs-
day- afternobn: and took apartments at :a
hotel.: -'-
Early in the evening, While insitecting his
person in themirror after the completion Of
a cerefultoiletele was startled by. a .knock
Open the- door. - • ' : .
ee He -opened -it and . stepped 'back in -Un-
feigned. astonishment. for . whet'. -should _ he
standing „there but . his - one. presumptive.
young Jack Hoburton...
I_savv your name in the Tegistee,"-
JeCk, haVe.takete,tlie.liberty to :_seelt
an interview.". _ .
." -Step in," Said Mr. Merivale, and With
Cool pemposityehe- waved .him to a chair.
"Now," said he, as he seated himself, "My
time is -precious -1 suppose you wish. to
confer coneerning. your unfortunate ree
Iationship 1- with my. daughter, • lint
even that -point I have nothing more
-to.say than what I expressed in. my
I.heye duties to:perform as: a •-parent that
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you will doubtless understand; and 'I hope.
you .will net dwell upon a point that must
necessarily be painful usb.oth." • -
ele1 'did Call for the purpose you suggest,"
said jack, "for Ihoped :that after all - the
circumstances were inade'might
you mght
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--poseibly not be so much opposed to our
union...1. In the -first piisee, you knew, Kate
and 1 love each other; and, in the -second
place, I:.haye.aaquired suffiCient propertytO
maintain a wife."
l!` Yes yes alt that is true; no
broke Out Mr. Merivale, "but- ! sufficient.'
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is only 80- relative : WOid.. My daughter's
ptespecte are not 'what they were: 1 believe
I made you aware Of that in My letter; did:
I. not ?" • •" - •
" Yes 'rep'Iied the young man, continu
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ens his argumentative manner, - "but my
-prespeets are good. rhaVe -mtisibisome
money;. ' and 'what Ie have is esafelk:
in-
vested." , .
Ae: .frown settled over Mr. MerivaWs
brow, and he rose and - walked rapidly up-
and.down the room.. --1 ' •
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The subject a111144 me." said he, "and
I -„must bet you to close this interview;
have :always Iconsidered - you a promising
young man, and if _things were different I
would say,- Marry my daughter and receive
my blessing,' bub as it is,. never; and I "must
ask that the matter end here."' ..
He opened the door and Jack took leave
--the .picture of a- _brakeneipirited youth.
When well into the hall, however; he broke'
into into- an nPrearions fit of laughter, - .- •
The next, morning, on. -repairing to the
office Of the Arapahoe Mining Company,
Metiv.ale• found the President abeent and
took a seat in the reception rOode. . *
.-After he had Waited for -- some time the
door suddenly. opened and Jack IlObniton
entered.: ' •
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Mr. Merivale rose to hs feet _with an
angry • - •
Yothig mate" hethirte.c.1 out, "leant:tot
'have- you : following. me:- abOdt. like this.
• WI -at do _you inean'?"- -
• The office bey stoodestering it the two
menivith.eyes and month- wide Open with
astanIshmenti • •
. At a motion. from Mr..Hoburton he- dis-
appeared inte-a siderootn, -*here he sat for
some tin:JO with.eye and ear alternately.. at
the keyhole. e • -
•-• "Mr. Merivale," said Hobniton, you
are laboring under:a Mistake. - •Thii is my
place of business. I - had no intention of;
-fellowing..y,oui'although, to .:ble".sure, 1 pi-
peoted to meet you here in accordance with
your letter of lest Week. Here it "is- now,' -
said hei-pieleing out a bit Of cOrrespcinclence-
from a pigeonhole.e . • - •.- •
"1) -do you mean to gay that you are Jeer
.0. Heburton, .president -.Of the Arapahoe
Mining Company ?" oiled Mr. Merivale.
Why, yeti," replied Mr. Hoburton..
- 'Though somewhat chagrined, Mr. Meti,
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vale made no further oppesition,-_, and :the.
nuptials were finally celebrated amideilltheff•
pomp and.dignity apposite to kWh an Coca-
sien:-Exclienge; .
*nether Rind Of Referendum.- _e .•
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The New York -liquor men are carrying
the- war into Africa._ Two bills are now be-
fore.the' Legislature, at Albany, providing,
for the _open. sale of liquor on Sunday. One'
by a Mr- Kemper' provides - for submitting
to a vote of the People of .-New Yorle.city,
the question whether the sale of liquor shall
be permitted -after i o'clock p.- ine on
the :Laird's Day. • The other by .
Mr, . Roe3ch provides for . _submitting -the.
same question to all, cities in „the State
having a population • of OAS hundred
thousand- or °yeti- What May be -consid-
ered a .matter:of surprise is that some who
would be -expected's, to oppose any -*inch
proposition are inclined to think that the
open side thus provided,for. would . IA_ pro-
dective of:less _harm. than the practically
unrestrieted-sale.that now _goes On- in con-
travention,of the law: In New. York city,
in - this matter' the saloon 'seems _to be
stronger- thanthelaw, -andlif it exerts its
'power -to change .tlie lave, it is not unlikely
that - the law . wil be changed. -Montreal
Gazette. • , - •
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A Sparrow' That Stoke a Dimes .
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An English sparrow- flow into . a- toy store
at Port Carbon, Pa., and: alighted upon an
open drawerlhe voracious - bird seized: a
dime and took.winge for the outside.world.
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_- The Sultan4i latest gift to the -Emperor of i
Germany . eeneists of a complete suite of
Oriental furniture in ten pieces; each of
which is superbly inlaid with mother-of-
-pearl, on which are engraved the' arms and
monogram,of the Sultan.
The Vanderbilt family is -said- to . own
laces which represent a -money value of
$500,000 - -- - '
An exphrga ed edition of "Auld Lan
Syne' in the intermits of temperance had
• been iesued 111 BOStell. . - *
• CHICAGO HLS A WILD
OWL
Hotels Located- Twenty -live iiiiies. Front
the Centre of the CRY.
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Charles Cameron; of - CollingwOod; is. at
the Walker ;House.. He has - just returned
from Chicago, says the Toronto Arieta&-.
You never saw- suet!. a Nestle in your
life," he said. ,cyfte - transforthatio0 in a
few months has been wonderful. Buildings
are flying up in all directions. Big- hotels
are •being erected twenty-five -miles
out from the heart of *the dity simply
beeause- ground cannot be got hearer.- Of
course they are only:shells, mere. fire traps,
but rooms are en -gaged in . them by the
hundred. • . .
." The peo le who 's -pet up these. hotels
will have to iiike the cost of them in one
suinmer ? "
"Oh, certainly!. They. will, no good
afterwards. They will do it, thgh. .1v -0r-
-tunes will be made thee° and fortunes teat.
In -fact Wine have been lost already. I
-heard of a young Englishman who stink- all
he had; $41,000, in -an $80,000 building. -He
could. not . carry- it through and lost his
money. Anyone with capital can go there
now ancleneke money. :There ert,pleity of
Cases like that. People have in tested and
run -ShOrt of money: To save semethhng
they are willing to sacrifice or sell out a
'part inteeest."
"A great crowd Must be expected.
:(The crowd is there. alreadie ,There
were 50.000. people .On the grounds last
Siel•
`li'dDatte
'7h'. charge yet'? :11
"Yes ; 25 cents. Later on it will b950I
cents; Things are very. incomplete yet,
but they are pushing them night and day.
One gang -et menwill quit at 6, and -another
come on at 7. Bat the - peop e already
flock there day after day.. Therains are
crowded Continually. Theothermorning a
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friend of mine got up before 6 thinking _he
would geta train *tent that Wasn't crowded.
Well, do you knew, Several. thousand other
people -thought the mew thing and they
were there-. before he.was. . This fair," con-
cluded Mr. -Cameron, "
witi bring mil-
lions of dollars to , Chicago, but the re-
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action will be great.- It. will be a- r4ttlar
boomerang.
-Mr. Cameron made arrangements while
there .to run One of his boats, either. the
Pacific or -Baltic, from Colli gwoOd ,to
Chicago, fortnightly. Passengers will be
allowed to sleep on the. boat .4 stead Of
going to hotels.
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• Put :ThIS In Tear Strap_ 13
- Mr, Ue0. lickett, I'aris, OatL, writes:
I purchased -a bok..of " Texas:BA ani" from
your agent;-- W. ".S.:-: Rochester, which has
proved itself fee superior to eanything I
haveweer used.. ,While driving on theroad
num* .
last anmy heree'beeame SO e in Vote
and. also 'scalded, I applied the B IsEkm and
in a Le* days it was entirely healed, leaving
-ne Sign of .a -sore - at_ all. T will:twirl:kW
Without _Texas, Balsam as long asl own lb
horse.", - Price 25 gents:. Ask yo r druggist
for it . Or address F. Fe. Segswo- di, No. -6
Wellington street east, • - -
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- The Heart's Heat Visible.
,Mr. Miircey,: the:well-known investigator
Of animal movements -by theatis of instante,
neous Photography_ and thegoI trope, has
now secceededin rendering. the: beating of
aiiiriniheert visible to the eye . : All the
phases Of . the movement can be followed
andproperly examined by. this new method.
The heart employed in his experiments was
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thet of a -turtle.
Mho Lightning's Touch
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.IS scarcely More rapid thanthe 1 lightning -
like action of-Nerviline in all kid s of pain.
Is it neurgalia? relief is certain and rapid:
Toothache is cured as if by pag p. &eau --
madam finds a master in a few- applications
of the wonderful and penetrating Nerviline.
Give.
In a *Ord, pain, whether internal or external
finds a prompt antidote in Nerviline.
Nerviline a i
trial. Druggists . and dealers
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everywhere sell t, and t .cos s. only 25
cents a bottle. -
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Political Tactics peRellike4 In Affairs of
I•I like Heart
- .". To collie back to what I was -a. bdut to
Say, Mists Quickstep,' continued- the rising
young statesinan, the _honerable member
from the 'Steenth District, "you must have
suspected that I- - • t
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:-‘-‘ What a queer , thing a cat is, isn't it,
Mr. Hackers? See -how quickly pussy gets
acquainted with one. Rubs her head against
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you and purrs as i she had known •you all
her life.' -
a oat is alqueer animal. I haven't.
any great admiration - for cats, I.• bonfess,
but to return to 1 what I . was abOut to
say,. Miss Amanda, you will pardon me
if I Seem too presurnptuons when I tell you
that I----'' .1' . • I -
"Don't- you think 'Mr. Isaacs 'is a. very
wonderful story, Att. Hackers ?" -
", Yeet,Itlaja greiat story. But what I'
wanted to say is eh t I-"
"And you are eading 'Benefits For-
got?" .
"No. I always .wait till a* magazine_
story is finished mbefore' I read it. But
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listen to e last a moment, Mies. Amanda..
Lee i -. .
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"Doesn't it seemtoyou, Mr, Hackers
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that the study of Dante is-". '
-. 44 Amanda iQuietstep!" . exclaimed . the
young Congrei.3amani impetuously, "if you.
think yoiadon"tewatft to be • my wife give
,sayl
me a chance to put :the question squarely
and then no, if you must, but for
heaven's, sake dont. filibuster- 1" -Chicago
Tribune.
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• - TOOTAcRE :Gum :acts as a
tethipoiary filling and stop' toothache. in-
stantly. :Sold. by d+iggists: • -
The Widowli-Didlyon marry in haste and
repent. at /64nire.?i The • Divorcee -Net
much-we.married at leisure and repented
in haste.
Was. Rome founded by Rothe ?" inquired
a- pupil of the teacher. " No, . my son,"Tie-
plied the wise ithaii " it was Juliet who
was found dead by Romeo.'"
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- -:-.1.1 The _Girls Are:Nok to III e.
• Maryland is following 'Canada keen effort
to induce the bachelors of the Stalteto take
to thethselves wives. Maryland, however,
is trying the matter With more hastethan
ilC 11 anada showing. , ii, law has al ead.. been
planned to tax bachelors, there being 20,000
more females than males in the State. The .
strange feature of this lack . of interest in
wedded lifeappearsto be a remarkable one.
Both Canada and Maryland boast of the
beauty Of their - women. _If bea ty is no
Inducement to marriage the ...1184 eloi,e de-
serve to be taxed for their nen-appreciation
of so great a blessing. -Buffalo Nbuls. 1
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•McCollom's Rheumatic Repellant:
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•ave you tried . this greatest interned
remedy? If not, do so at once. if af_ilicted
with rheumatism : in any forUsed successfully over 18. years. _ Thi
ousands n
• - m. - -
Canada and the U. S. testify to thorough,
mires and improved health after all other
treatment lane and cases were considered
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hopeless. . _ 1
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A Metaphor fromthe-hop..
Miss Highmincle-I do not loveI you
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Brokerage, but I Confess I take ait
res
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Mr: Brokerage " -(with enthuel4sni)-4-0h;
-darling, can't-youke the .terinci al t
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To Raise More Corn
1.o. the acre always Use Putnam
Coin Extractor. Alveays safe an
Beware of substitutes anetimitati
Plitnam'e Painless COriv; Extra
druggists •
s Painless
painless.
we • Use
tor. •. At
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.iyark Honeymooners.' Prtc!'1,1
BeidaV co-41es; as a rule, fight shy. of
":brida/ ehhinibers" in faishionable. hotels:
They have learned that it costhigh to
advertise theeaselvese as "happy couple."
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:While.. Queen Victoria is _in Venice shi-
will stay at the.ReizoniccePaleee, oiti 'the
Grand- Cane'. This .palace,whic is an bur
menee building, is ovined by llaire t Brown7
i.og: • Robert Browning died there. It. is
the Only Venetian- private-. residence that
has an -elevator. - • -
- .Dallard-You've heard that old Meant=
ingtrade-ie.,going to retire? I dent see how
he ;made so- much: money in ten Vlbrizi
Mosebee*---Yeu forget, . that he was burned
out thee° times -anti failed twice. -
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):".I.find it is always best to keep cool,'
!said . the snow. " Exaatly," replied the
sidewalk "I catch your drift-"
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