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oueekoa, prematurely bald, ,natty Persons
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for my disappointment. I had an improlo-
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CAAROGWIVIEN ]INTIM1119VAOTON.Al"
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DX701XlIrf*TJr0NAX� XtAlm]KOAVS.
The Bells. 04LTnn. . .
. 'r-rolp, Ubleag,
1. suggestea, bylftho 11�
on I.Ixjda7 (Impino. I
who have a. natural predisposition tp, beno�
To, ence. � I In my MM*d'o. eye' I licheld
siou that ho would make, up any deficiency
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from,lija own Pocket. He we's such. a
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While it is to. be regretted that occasion
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A IRralkemp No op4doa orchurch". �
When the eve to growing grey and -.the 940. 1 is
roll In, .
I love we-110wors
A:ndhappyllevrs -
Wagoner's fortune assured, it Mr. 3)aritwell
V puld only befriend him,
thoroughly benevolent man I �
I tried hard to like him to love
should ,have called for the ventilAtion of
the Toronto the invootig4-
(BqrlIu0tQ4 uawkayo-�
I sit analf, ok across thebs;y to the bonny town- �� I
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pent amonyllwor #roon retreats,
hemory O'er anki () er rep
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Which 'bringe me back to whore I be
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That day before hers
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him -in those days. sometimes I thought
church scandal,, ,
tion of whiob, promises to be extended over
On the roa4louois more, with Lebanon
14diiag away in the, distance,' the fat pas.
asherfolkii are near, .
ButXwIslithe neverhear .
1�ghq songs the far be q B $or me) the bolony I
T1. inak
The days 01YOUtib,
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was yoBterday. ,And
Mr. Barnwell I - I
I Itad succeeded
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many dib,ys, it -cannot be said that $he dig-
gouger drumming idly on the window pane,
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130UP of ,Lynn,
0140 cana,trath.. I
! papietrAway loroyer,
tire and nowi .having met
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by chaiwo the usual way I
Fred for soraStinia, for instance; when be
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passion -which, has arisen in reference to it
the cross passenger Pound A'Sleep, , d th
,an 8.
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� 41 .rapping at
Wagonerlo door.
had been drivipg or riding all' over the
is altogether unnecessary or unprofitable-
tall, thin pAsgouger re4ding 0 General
The folks xro, chatting gaygazi I heartheirmetry -
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not-4mim rino .
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Will ey,.,r bring
He openn it himself, aniaushers, us intor
country with that Alarmingli Pretty cousin
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As to the main question, whether Mr.
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Grant'$ tour around the world,, Ana Won-
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But I look and look across the Day tp. the bouny. �
a OW ot tjAnlif 14 of golden Childhood,
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first little -into little.
of his. I
5,4t a half hour -ten Minutes-
is or is ,not guilty of the grAvO
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daring why, 4 Green's August flower I should
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i ga, orwi ill , V.! w,j1dw,00d,
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at shop, tlion, P,i back
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with Fred would be lonough, to undermine
improprieties which: one or two of his 1104
be priiitsd Above the doors of I A Buddhist
- He told me to wait here.
,.Re.1 N, 1, ,,�Uqaw .
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witiltace.1 tid-gbt . I I
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room. No need to knock,' lie explains.
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4 Customers Allays. walks right in2'
all my resolutions, About Making A sensible,
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marriage. Fred an, d I had
'ever
have d,oexnpd it theirauty to bring against
him, thM 15 5 =04ttar W111011 11111114t, be left -I.
"-for
tentple At Benares.1 To mo comps, the
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brakeMan, and ise,4ting bi df on the
Upon the old brown pier I .
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To wait and, watch him 99m_ I.
wag rolimg W.,
morn -1194 J7111149'! %won-, .
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1 -Tho little shop. was furnished, w,ith 5
Under, little
been ongagedon-ce. ' No, no. If .I
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proof to the future. As yet, it appq�rs,
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,arm
of the a � eat, says; � .
Ana ��uio, li,r i;oo �.�
count4., a glass case was a
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married it could be no one but Fred, pro-
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no evidence has been given Compromising
. : I went to.churob; yesterday. �
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I Ob, I soo, him pulling strong,. �pulllbg War the bay %
(The ti,j,p if) w4o)
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s j-j�ooter U10vorles tax tl�axi those
Imath the sho,dowytroos;
caudy, o, few cakes, P, few paper flowers. I
doubt whether trade in these Articles,
vo.lia, ,, r.alvatin in Ist' "' dear
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Ig: g,o, f,
that"w. , t�.
r Y ,.p, t a_ eye
the char4oter of the rev, gentleman. On
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the other hand, the grievances dragged into'
Too,, I baid, with tbat interested infloo.
tion that asks for inore. 'Ana wh church
to we . I I- .
And, ,,boar b1s.Jovial, song'. Sod, his mem fG.00 I
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Lioileredlovo
The woou t n bright,
One hetirt tio light, :
,was brisk. I fear the. Wagoners, had , too
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Many Irene. in $lie fire tasucceed at Anyone
- at. But we lid, nex-
make. up, our 4usir . � a
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li , ,, ainlyof a most frivolous,
4ve been in
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did you attend 2' ,At
see;
And now, he's at the - -
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My bouitiolovosull X
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t1ligN. Wagoner in
pootedly, as, all the beautiful, beat things in
life happen. Fred was ridloulouidy poor;
0 kTAOteA such in fact as too of ten term
the ground of glib. Accusations, against cl
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: Which do you. gnoos ?" be, asked.
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Some -,union mission house," I bazara,ed.
,let,
h I , earl . �
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An 0 0 coining UP the 04-wAshod stops witill
h 0
9u4s. utstrotchad to ine, ,
40hildhouil i.; 4ion .
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I was sowing one co r1ler
but, nevertheless, on, outo recommendation,
Men who have the Misfortune to have, in
, NEW, lie ftia. I I don't IiXa to tun on
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Ana youtti i-; 4own. . �
owers havo Q111 the " power
of the back roon! on 4, gaudy patchwork
Ili anoppoaite. corner was A cobbler's
we Made up our minds to. be married out of
their congregations crotch t.t, and uz-
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these branch roa4s veri mu;b. I don't
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0 raylovo,,Iour cheek Is Cold 'and your hands . -
,jentle
Aure o'er tho Dlisstu ho.mo
When lovo Vill i mine �
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beach. The hualland, and wife were in
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hand, Our 4insfolk an4exquaintonce, were.
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nfQrmed of our Intentional And the .
reasonable members. It 0
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. � delight Of
-these . fatilt-filders, to detect in their
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often go to church And when I do I want
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to run on the rpAin line, whore your run is
are star and thin I .
0 bearLyou not the belle of old,the, boun
f ., ,. y bells
o !ynn? �
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direct contragttQ each other. ShewAs a
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named for the event,
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spiritual advisor tl
.uq smallest. slip of tongue
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regular and you go on schedule time and
- 0 have you naught to say. . .
�;lgl�ayemr�',�ttL-,YootzuAorosp. ,
CAWAPA.
pretty ,atto woman, with soft
young mul
eyes and A, haft -asleep air., Ile was
a first
When I saw Mr.. Bar well for the,
act. It he oom mit an error -and being
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.don't have td *ait on'connections, I don't
Iv,pon our weddlng:a ? . I .
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Love, bear you not the . dZ ng belle the .
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. gagelle
. as wide -Awake looking ,as his companion
time after my engagement wag Ali ad,
nounc
he shook hands with me, his face as though
human he is liable to
� orr-tbe fault is, Oxag-
gerated by tattling and retailing into the
like to ran o"a o, branch, * Good enough, but
I don,t like jt�, - . .
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was in art, of 5, light -Dv,fQ au � lait color,
be' uld have,charact
Iwo Prized himself
cast in iron, in the likeness of his wonted
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AmRortance� of orime against Lis, Me *
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'Episcopal?' '-guessed, ' .
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0 my lover, speak 0, met, an, d hold me fast,- .
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7. ae&r Miss F lots,
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as I bright;' eyes strikingly large .and ob-
smilo, and deathly, ghastly pale. I shall
never forget that � look, I � � .
au. Anventigation. is, very often, demande 63
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%mere hearsay. The toleyMion of one such
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,'Limited express,' he said, ,all palace
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cars 4and 42 extra for.a seat; fast time and
min Q own I . � . -
ror I fear this rising sea �
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1. . rnwollmyllana;
ny friend MrJ3a .
servant; hair almost straight, -He was all
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action,with a hearty desire to please in, every
The zbxt clay _hd was'found dead in his
bed,
'buiybod a often the, ruin,of a prosperous
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only top at the big stations. Nice line,
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same time 1 followed with my
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Afterward poison was - Pug
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church, not of the pastor as well.
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buttoso exhaust n Ali
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that friend, Mr. Fredori6k Leigh-
�t that inoinent want -,evaitering
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ge8tux
. Mr. Barnwell rubbeZI his hands o I I
'in
thatJio had taken his own life; but at the
timo it�:Wan believed lie had. died of heart -
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We are neither defending Mr, Handford
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nor attacking his accusers. There ,is, time
trainmen in uniform;. c6nduotor'o . plauch
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And lantern silver-platea and 4io train boys
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- lio is dead .
my love Is dead I
I street, esporti g his. cousin,
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his hearty way. 'Soyousitbudse
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,your 4ujqbmnd works.' he remarked tp Mrs.
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disease - - .� . 1 —7 — - - '.
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Whichever theory may have been true,
for that if it bre found `t5 bl� d
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.018rely look at tile stibjeiitiii ageneralway,
allowed. Then th'4 *pAsPangers are allowed -
to talk back - at the Conductor and it makes
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AbmoJ..,Ah=o I I did but dream; pud I ton all . ... . .. . .
alone, . . . . . I
ase that, may .be considered an
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Wagoner, I
. She repliod, t Yes, Sir,' dreamily. ..
there can be*Ao doubt that his de&thWag
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and may inquire, what is the cause of
them tod, free And easy .. No, I couldn't
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Alone and old and grey, and the t1do Is rolling
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at 21 commeiited Mr, Barnwell,
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, Wagoner added, I Yes, indeed, miss,"with
-qua4rupleanirnatiou. 4
hastened by his pecuniary Qutanglementa.
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His affair4 war, found to be in a very oxn-
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these periodical outbreaks ol busybodyism
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wlkloh so mug,h impair the usiefuluess'61 1%
Stan .
d the palace cars.' Rich road, though. -
Don't often hear of a receiver- -� Ing �P-
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'But my heart's away, wway, in tilie ola grai'voyaxii . . I .
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hapi only. a sllurmish,l I rejoined,
Kr. 13 III said no more; he
It in pertainly very
Agreeable tot 9A gentleman to have his open,
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barrassedconditiort. Itp%me outth(lithe
was deeply in debt. He'owned a farm
minist6rand'his jeople''I In SOMO-08,90B,
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comparsAively few, however,. the pastp,r is
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pointed for that line. Some Mighty nice
people travel on it, too, , .
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tod. WZT111could pee hedid-not
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I?Mion, and for a lady tp have hers, and tot
they both to carry them on together.' -
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.-M �s - 11MV-1vill9i ,shS,
And abouse Ili town, It would be'rieces-
, n"' O' a atisfy'llip
tp, ell these I r 'or to 6
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to blame. He may be indigoreetf or sat-
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.,so, . - therefore
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Some of the Remarkable whings ir�.,Gkk_ _." ,, , ,
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_haXZ6en4IaW - - Ibig 8-anothdr-
ditdra;, And this done, that. w6uld oicll'
pre 4y—
baltulm" - ft- f -o
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iAnfitted f oVL_LbjA___=k, but d.es-a't,.-tee�u,ch-eow,plirnen'taY-
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A, to the N4!w*, .
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Ffna-r-th-0 iis-9-m-a-doiTars:16', re -
his Fori�
eZui to.pergons who -are so free with
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body travels. on a pass. Conductor doesn't
"fly 'miles.
coording a corisipondent of � .
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Iown the WagotiOrs, husband and
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'In. raise she smiled
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v�rt, to brother and gole heir..', a -
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'ately thisbrother was abovawant:the, de
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, reputations of their . ministers
that tfiby -expect ,too mrich - of them'?
geta fare oncein A .Stops fit all-
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fl�a statio ns, and *dWt run into 'a6tifing
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t ii, Professor 31pidenhaiiihasb6anaoiiii. .
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Borne remarkable things at Breslau in tlid . . .
DMS Month$ - Mrs. .'Wagoner did
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And sighed, and ... t d wn gaie a eyes
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man himself remained the o&tre of pu
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Their duties� Are multifarious.- -'They-oxe
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but a union depot., No,smoking.car-drithe.
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ing, and Mr. Wagoner carried.
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prettily. . .
. Wagoner bicl, &Ire% " hot,;
dy remaile4cl—to
. t . These d6Vblpp�ents Were pi�6t.-U.tL�,...aixpposed.to-'atte,n(l--aud
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- It'Ifid beeii that Mr-
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.take P rtiirlasti�
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orders are *!Lt.TeJh9ugb,ai1d,
. vitedby the' city fathers . 1. . I.., 1-1.11 .-11 -
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tho.muvellous, - :.
basket. I had employed orlw
Q Ali 00, ue-0404 t1blew 9r,ko � libe-
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his visitors ; I We Would. ,pbe extrem y,.
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expected. .7 siipppsed,
.13 ry W a y man. a
arnWclI_waZ1XW,__Zi__J_ _ " "_,,,__,,, ,]aga
vals, stoialg,,&V .=Ld,-privata�meetings�
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pi I 61;anY ON& OntOrtaiumelits
the ti�t-4iiimeii-d'oli"tg"et-a'l-oliii-w'�lI �ilt
0 h the
fassengera, No, I don't t6 the Vniver-
eX-p1'8',Iu`.IRP,' re"tionalway I . f
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results which Herr Hauien, the Danish. I
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so , What with
badlyv.
- - 1 you would' sot do;vin. I car-
. proad'
taiialy� It's VJIJIXIA -lifb-time, asthe sayin,
he lived, * he must, have begun life at the
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-which. may be of th; most exacting if not
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salist, though I know some awfully good
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, magnetizer," bad been producing in I . .
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. mildewing, burning, that
ired and. expostulated. $h 0
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is,, After a brief 'period, apparefitly
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vory,foot of the ladder again. .
Judge Leighton-FreRl'� father -was. am-
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t6dious charaotor-got on f -dot to augment
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the funds of thwehurch, or bring the young
men *be run on that road.' . I . .
4 Presbyterian T I asked. . .. � .I
a, series,' of public exhibitions, . Many - I . I I .
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W011 -known citizens had boon' hynot-- .
iii5pelePs; but . usbana
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designed for the purpose of taking breath,,
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his I le6tle ideas I
he,-prq6eeded to exhibit .
in settling' the estate.' Thus I
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folks together, They must not make any
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' rrow ,ill Ili a brakeman,
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ad by the ])one,' the' modus - o
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,a though a bright - idea had
a. After that there was a marked
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First of all an article which looked liki) a
of a good many deWls'theit
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otherwise have escapedme. One*ila�y Fred
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preferences in their pastoral calls, ox they ,
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excife jealousy; to have an intimate friend
a Sig 0, rule,; tunnel
tr 'It '18 rather than go
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- frqtty tr Ok
h h It ' in tani
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being each to -IQQk � .
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fixedly. af a bright glass buttoii held by . . I
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put. I suspeet�c - him of b
mous6-trap, but which he explained WAS k
'� designed to lift heavy weights, Ile
stard,dmeby-saying, 11had*n'oidea,that
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or two in the congrogstiOn in whom to re-
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- _Iav do ; passengers
Mal it �'pirlt
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himself, about eight inches from %lid pboyd - . I
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'became
i,sherman. It wag dn the, occasion
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LAB weekly trips to My house that
Paton
movealAtle bits of wire about,and explained
Barnwell was an inventor,! , . � I .
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.pose con fidence, is au unpardonable fault.
Witl� the fault -Ander that is ahkys'e,
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h ... to .how their .k,t.. before they get
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on the train. Mighty strict 'road, but
The subject hypnotized - . ." 1.
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a to ping thrust into his bonds, i . . . I
iquestoa an, I interview with me,
'tome the diferent points of the contrivance.
It to me extremely Ingenious, and
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It Seems be. was. He had takon'out A
1ruitftil source .of complaint. Then they are
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the cars are. 1L .little narrow-;, have
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imitated Pounds and motions made.be4or§ , . . . . . : I
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pre called me With'% -bouquet un-
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seemed -
pateilt for an invention which had begun. to
expected -to make Ili the co mmu-
their mark
to - sit one in a, seat no room
any. strande and. I I ..
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)m a conical newspaper .bundle ,.
so. � . .
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IVB a very nice* affair.�
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moderately wall. Five hundred dollars
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nity in order � to-idrsw I large audiences.
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in tile 'aisle to dafide: -Then thelie"ff" no
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absurd antics, On awakeninghewasun- � I
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&rnolous, s
t unfamiliar with his bouquets,
yes,
There's -nothing ex6o'ly like. it. Certainly,
ha been paid in %Iready.on'it'be foro his
deatil.., �. .
They' must alao.tiika a. lively interest III
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StOp-over tip) ) go 5t�aight
lots allowed ; got t(
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as ivell as, incredulous, of h t I .
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lid had done. " . I I .
:a usually compounded,of balsams
. unknown fi�rba
rolds, and of the �
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'lili and air. took at this here other leetle
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It's a-'workea
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� I Indeed I Oh, Fred,. tell .me what it iff
every benevolont'institatioA in'reach , and
. - themselves , an
nto
1e %_p_9,'r'ed. to. push I int
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t rough for the station you're ticketed for,
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or you can't got on 'at all When the� dar's
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Profes0pr Heidenhaiii ! do-, . . I I � .
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plated his ability to repeat all of Hausanlfk * . . ... 11.
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oy smell which grow I
hilistia. HaMng-titae this 1�re�
notion, Sir.. It's a owing.
backlards and for'ards,by jest: a-presnin'
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like., � . I
d.Liko?. Never saw such 9; girl for iuvpv�-
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promineneG whenever some ward . , or.
, or
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)_ Ider or deacolix At4i "na_=D,siou_req*ra
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0 Ait,
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full, no extra coachels -," cars built at* the
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h- - so-raduy-m4-Mbody -
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,perlorinauces, a4a his doings-bave cibated ---- I I 1. I .
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-m�.sensmtion-.--e�mong---tlrd--Woi-nffans—.- TEO—— . I .
he said, with Some slight hesita-
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he had som. Ing 13. ON me.
this, here board with the foot. I never Poe
-nothi-ak-like--tliia.--Certainl-yr-si-r-,-�-1--P,m--iilfe--tlil-s,"-
, �Oiis And inventors. . Like? 8 gg,
omethiu,
"Vh`ed6§Wibbd`iW Wme_�'
_H-tho-ylnl� -in the smallest dogroo, then
. . . t an
the batteries of the criticism of : lihe * busy,
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.1 - ut you don't often. hear �f tin'
allow on.
t'on. at road; It's run,right up to
hypnotic state could bb brought - o . -
n b . , , . : . . .
�Jiqht, conste'ut and 1 uniform, or Y . I . I . . .
�epeated . , .
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n'emiss. ;' .
hings,
alloys- ii-thinkin' out these 16etle " t
is- dull,' 'glancing -at his omppy cob-
�. That � ftbinoon I wont tonoli the Wagon-'
.
body.club aro opened upon them., Ahbthef�
_a.coia
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tb*o rhIcB.' .. . -*. .
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irritation affecting. the eye, eiV. Ot`Skill,� . � ,. . .
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i noridually a cAblor'by traae,.-
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-work . 1. '.
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blar?sbench� ' ` ' - ' � .
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in. Lou ,- laoidly ironing, with the
0 wa ]p I � � I
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� I ilaty,l &lid probably the liaost disagioemble
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- L U oi�ad the free-thhiie�B,! I
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passes! with the hind--41io - I . . .
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19 you use in your shoemaking2l
a. I.th.ught he meant pattern.
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Now here's the WSggO3I YOU thought so
-miss.. I've An entire new
air of dchng:'so in a moment of extreme
leisure. - -W.adoner was. cobblin ; inventive
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of all, as a prominent NOW York clergyman
, remarked the other I
. day, lies ill being made
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said.. . I . . . .
4 Scrab'ro.ad,l - said fil,la brakeman, I �Ilib
of , Which' is often effective - at '. - a . .
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stmce--Im tuning -fork, a watch or a dig- . . . �
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6y 1 am not. sure that he, did note �
ctainly � , Ming., (He Always began
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. much of,. put
crank into if to,mako it turn inore oasy, and
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genius was not above the huh1lim illoods.
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sity of earning its bread.' Wagoner anti%,-
the receptacle by these same busyll'odies, of .
All the scandal alid talli-boaribg that may-
a
roadrbea'and no'ballast; tlii time -card -and
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no train-despatch6r. All trains run wild,
tinot fixation -point, with thoughts. occupied , . . . , � .
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oul�. by th6,. object felt,, seen or heard. - ' ' ' � * . !..
". 6 Oh, Certainly,' whether he
�No,
convenient, like.,-- Ddn'f look at it too close,
gh. B
miss. , IVS 'Put 4ogether. redl rQug ut
-t
� pa ad -preaettly my own iAtr6dr.Lpti6n of fi�e
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be current, espediall�-thestdri'e's'tho,t.c6ft-
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alid every" engineer. mii,kes his o*n timd just
.
In one casa'eacl� of five Polish soldiers - . � I I . I I �
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�-agreea or disagreed.)
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�-a kind -:of -m-little�--waggon- J!ve-
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, . .botbIn!.af s4_04rpeiitiorl, nor �,y@t a
Jlin.ro� I I
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object of my visitr. . . . I
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� any rcw,
, 'Didyoli-&ippento have, hoard '
of the moli,bers.ana.
earn any adh6reiits of
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I - Idn".", -The, , protest
tlfbir'bordmun Y illay." Inay),
u.'*&nt.to;..khia.of.',
- &s..be,pIeAses..;,R=ka.i1yo �
-an-you ,TOO many side tracks
' *please road..
old to hold a lolId4jokift-watch to his., ,, .. . _., .. ., . . .. .
AS -0 4, . . , _A. , � . . .., I . . . .
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ear anl1listen intent in Av'e'" 'Minutes , I . . . . _
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Y. , ,
Layin, but. It - 150 rkd teal -easy.
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ihi
.wheelwright. .And so- finishing off with
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hi's usua4little ) nervoug'laugh. ' � I
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maiks, passed about'th
. at'ar lectle paten'
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even acolina� to bea;� the tattling which
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. go switch wide'bPdii all the -timec
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two of them had. f s,IIon,.JR$o.,9, profo=4
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�g, ,
t ,handy little nliss. I'd
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�*eit to you.' I
a . N." � . - -
I WAS 60&4, 16'sbel that 31e,Wrnwell
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' 'ciose
of mine that Mr. Barnwell War a-seein! to,
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for Me, Miss?' . . t
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way have 110 1bun atior4 �n truth, b4t they
doo. so, , At tl%6 Cost of giving m6i:tal 6ftelice
. ,#,ithova-erywitchmen sound finicep vAid,the
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target. - lamp -dea4 out. - Got. on as
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pataleptib sleep and ba6ffie ffis' us''We'';'to'
0 �, .,� 1. .I ...1. I . I
-pain. On Awakening they declared thatthey I
d likotosee it; the-*ha,t0V_Sk it.
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Was *1giving. the subject, his ,attenm'
`*1 �Butl alas I he said *to -Me
I Nothing very- satisfactory. I wish'you
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to tile busybodies. 'And who a 'all �these
*
. .you
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please and get off when You want. to. Don't
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had not been asleepi conathat touch on - - . I . .
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Let.' .
Id
.ti6n.
in - the" =der -tone' he knew so
would deseribe that model to me, Wagoner.
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, ant -les, to satisf actoril� accolhPlisl ea-
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. nd Vieconauc_-
have to sbc�w �our tibkots, a
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the back of the iieck Made somei subjects � �. � . ., I
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be At home to. P
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3o proud to bring it over.' ,
presently,
vew ztZ - . .
to -managei' I They have sqme
twill inquire particularly about it. .
Nlier�upon Wagoner described it minu
AS-
Supplosing, that the. main ha�, yet been. found
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�vho can give satisfaction in tbis;�v%y.itis
tot isn't expected to do 0,nythina but amuse,
. ,g
jassengers.* Nor, .air ,I W&P offered 'a
perfect imitativil malihines, reproducing - . . . . .
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exactly every word, look slid motion Of* .
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1. in Port Royal ineaus Any 1our
,
,�e meridfan,-O I rather Zxpected
things like that -on the railroads already-
like it to a T,l Indicating thd moase-tiap . .
.
ly. His description, I y with
tallied precise!
that already given iiie by. Fred. drew a
.
.ex�ectod thb,t Iniinisterawill'at least proicl.1
two good Bermlons, every Sunday. It is
.the 7
-pass, bat I don't,liko the lino. I don't like
to.travel --a line tllafhas,no te * '
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the person on .Whom tho attention was . . .
fixed.' AS soonas th4finger was iaken froin - . . .1
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- flaten, put inan 4peaw%npe long
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. it -we's 11
Insteadof which
up
He'likewis,§ critfelsed :the ponstr tion.of
,* t,fi. , "immon. � , Springs crooked,' lie � ob-
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lonebr6ath.'Rr. Barnw�ll mu'St'llave been
.her I .: . r � ,
dpush'edto have stooped. 'to defraud
ldlo 6 offer eg.�usos by asiortifig that &es-
sure f DI-tiM6 owing toAhe duties imposed
on �mmus.
'Do you'4-noW;sirJ asked &divisionsuperih-'
tb,
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0 SO a repetition stopped instantly. � � . I I � ,
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t Stan at still,-� Prof.. Heidenhaiii and: � , . . ,
.k.
night when Wagoner rang. our
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]acted- �
Next were.shoWn's -was
,
this �o6r siniple soul ' , I .
upon him by the.mdre exacting members of
tondentiv)ieretba road run and1esaidbo
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hoped to'die if V13 knbw. I .asked hinilf-the,
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. IS'601" uds sqcceeaed -with some subj6otA � . I I �_ . I .
, * -h--&1f-45f-1Ye_Yr—,,m -&-u-cT —.'- _'
iquirod for--�md. . He had made -
ng-uie-returned-from�-aii-k.ivalks-
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I we go-dartvhich
-propelled-by-a-windraill. _L�1t_.W_ilLhe__iery_
I declared. - To
I I wish Mr. Barn�eli had a-iiV''ad to see
� - tq�__SAP�
__ — jP liked
S�iatlNfeutlrthfd
Ta VgHi-5�-isP -1 aIISJ
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1111:
_, .11,14pravente&tliemfroxa-doihgb6tter-
For 6 l3q,d sermon, as. p' rule, there can be I
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-geii6ral-supi3riufentlint-mmia-tell,meimd-be-
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1 -he didn't believe -they -had-a g6neral
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body, while the other half remained normal. . , . I . .. I
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ght it ovilr, inlid. It's drawed up
nize oii windy.days,l which
Wagoiier addlBildea, I Oh, certainly, miss,'
O;ily, and it aside. I It occ urred
'oh6e
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his Vq?p0Zranq9 _. , - - 1 I .
i You May be. sure that F, red and Lea*
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no excuse, at � least to the -busybody.
Enoughha.s can said to show tbai in.these
%
Jsai( . �
SuReFintendenbi and if, they had he didn't
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,about the to&
know.any, more d than, the.
One side of the4 area wbula'smilb, while thag, - ,� . . I 1,
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other side remkitie'd utichanged in a eata- .., . I. .
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the sidewalk. Will you look
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put - .
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. .t , lotis
, notion. Ilia- Allays
a our *
h hgh. I toll:
� I, him nothilid of
d iolis publi6 employme�nt B
ayi of mul 'farl a
-,tot who'he
Passengers. ,I asked a condui . .
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16Ptic state, One arm faidlog . � .
, �ould`bia � - I .
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)ut, accompanied by va,riou� ��m'-'
me was i
.. in." up 'these here* ciir'6us notions
a"think
ots, howev6r, until 14 -had made
his prospe . . � .
,,it. th,i h16 paten' could be identified. -
And private engagements there is a t6n-
doncy on, the part 61 th6 -dntbinking'pe OP10
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got his. orders from-, and -ho Paid- he' didn't
take orders--from'any living,ma I! or dead
but not the others, Ond eye .�
moved at wi .
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would 13�e distinctly and. the ,other iinper- i-� . ...
iy family.'- There, stood a rough
,. Wagoner pulled -it backward
when I have A spare hour dr so. But here's
somotliln'.el.se, ladies &74d gentlemen; so- to
.
,a eak�somethh? for'the fourth of Julk for
Than I annoiinced to hi in that in a small
"ay.his fortune wa;s made� z * .' .1. .
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to forget the real -work of the �astor,,us.&n
examplar, as'a spiritual Adviser, ax�& to -SO
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ghost. "dwhenA asked the engineerwilo
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he got his orders'from, he said he'd like to
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1. Heiden- .' � - . � -i .
footly. or, not at all. Professor . . . . .
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ho,iii'sexpb,riiAentgwi�remb.de-only-withineit . � I
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ard, explaining matters in his
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tfo, youngsters' -k - - 11 . I
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I It 1s;rny. inipression that this subcoss Ntill
the
ofier6ach - upon- thd' -tibid ne6essary for
. -
'preparation
,
see anybody give him oiders he'd fan that'
'or
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and he succe'eded Witliout about ono subject , . . . I .1
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-a. I ... ';�-IDHS Pl'?)'00 .
ow you how it *orks, mis4,1 - he
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.. other w'aggon V - Lpu aiad'Mr. Bar�2-'
An ' " '
Obi'c"
prove corner -stone of a very grP,tifYing*
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: care9r; Wagoner has more time , now - in-
suitable tot the pulpit as to -
greatly neutralize hidinfluouce both in and
-haid
osathing f r'un'ib-into the
train i i I at
ditch4 Now See, si]F, VM'�f� railroad
inWolvo. The first time ,ilva,s ,found, tolm . . .
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tfie Most difficult t v Ssubjeof. - ' -
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�Iy. He at In,. Worked a, crank.
,own, and5started off.down'the
well and I all laughed together� .i
t4inly.'� Yes"'Miss. You see, Bifj one boy
,
which t6 perfect his paten's. 11019's iLlso
more'rlBady money to put,them into proper
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6aJol.,it. "' , ., . .. � -
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you
,
.. man, and I .d6n'f car6 to run 'on a road that
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has time, pw oonb6otions, runs
. . . . . t: ;.
Aftdi tho first tim some . grow mor 0 sonsi- ' ...,
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-,' while others. fina;ly. ... � "- :_
tiyo, to"tfie ififluence , ,' ' � 1. , ...... �
llearly a breakneck speed. - f;�g
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a ll I said, as spokes-
sits in front and presses -this here spring
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with iiis footi likd my other paten', and off
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Shape. Aniongother thin .-Y -
I gs, lie' us Im
prove 8
d III .Hail Columbia Chariot.
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Now to Fish for Maim.
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no mil,kels
nowhero, a�d has n,o* siiperintendSnt. . It
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be but I've 06�
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etea. ., 80M - ..
lost the power of being affe ". .. .- . . ..''. . . �.
I a It y no n am. . _ .1. .
acquitedthe f cl: ty of h P tW g th
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E thep�rty,'when he Stopped a,t
. youngster sits behind
we Sir. And another .
and a this here, Ana that gets these
reste
, ,Last
Chkistmas it produced the, wildest excite
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, Oeorge' Dm�sbn, the editor 0-1 't4a
irig�y all ,Tight;*. railroaded
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long to understand it' ' ..
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, or Hoidenha,ifi ' * t ' ' . �'.- �'_ . 1_ ..
solveR. Protein - main Ming .. . ., �.
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itood befoKe us, hat in haiid, wait-
"on gratulated.. I Itts. like a volooi-
;
here P a.rl! - these hero..'Ilags.
bell, egin, and . I
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ment in Port itoyal, emptying the pockets
of ilicir '
change ofA all the -small ' i
in
, Albany Evening Jouklial, said i0i6'is all
I 17jid you trithe MBthodisV,'I said. .. .1
Ith
that the prodtiction'61 hypnotism is not in- -� , ___. .
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iat -pro asset S - -- .. . .
ioun to the Subject. -- The' f " . .
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�in't
A-flyin'. Hail, C - olumby, miss V _ . ..... __ -
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. *-booldodly.. �Why, Wagonoro..thiB is
.boys I
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. town, to thepladid doligglib'of Lou. and to
� th ty.-in.-mi6tters-pisdatori,&1'4u�� as
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follows -from a recent ,letter of '-Mr. Soth
. .r 1bout1i]ig,!hd§�id,W1 . .
- ' I Nbvy some
,m! 6 it . � . �
enthi:ksiaimf - I Nice road, ell. ? � � Fast'timei
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b other w ,an hypnotized on an -average two.
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�rtbinly. No, miss, it s.bit
wipede. Ib has this -here-principlil
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Splendid " * -res,
the pecuniary profit, of her husband. .
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,Green on the best modes of angling for-
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-on
- and plenty'. of Passengers. , Engines -carry
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non A day f or two, months and . . . . . I
or. tbrop tin . _ - I..... 1. . . - __ _' ., o .. � .... -
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to be n Worn -it. . . .
one the * e1or. -
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-altogether different. I've. b can
I -1 Oil, cortainIv. � jjide7&d-. thatIssoi
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-bass--f-If tlld-ffsh' it tile to cx �r,'
* � fI You
91 W ateauj� and don't you to rgetit;
Vp r of �
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claims ., I I �
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oy a gentleman .which lid under-
,a never
ae things that' there he .
miss., .* a , 1. .
Mr. Barnwell had wallted tip tb� the- one-
. . .30141aying Advertimement1s.
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'.Thero iionefeathre in.ad vertising.that
. will not"tako any'nior1a,jbut if he is on One..'.
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of - the tpper jilep, you will be auto to,- take-,
.
steam-ailuge allows a huiVirea. dila endugh
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all the ltinie.' . ivolyroad ; when the coif-
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. L *: atal gat Bite. -* I I .. 11 .. . . . .4 1 .
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in' ex:ac1ly like this hare:paten' of
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,window to examine Yet anothdr'pmten' more
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advertisers 'are Wo)ib to - strain, and
a are any in sight.1 Vre With
More if that ad
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uotor s 6ii I All ab;ard 11 you can I
I . 'Bar
. A despaich from Edinburgh, Ohio, says: . . . .
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minuteli. The inv'efitor and oxhibitor -
. tot
lowdd him. Mr. Barnwell asked A number
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although it is only natural, that they rshotild'
. . .
in.
. this fa,,t years.agoi as, a ourimis : habit of
.
the I bass family, and long bofor6 We !dig-
.Ili -to t a next station. Every tkain-lamp
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shines like a headlight. Stop-,ov6r chwks
. About SIX weeks ago Mr. Harvey F, Forger- - - , :, . . , , I
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son pilUght a conomon house f . .' . I . I " !. �
rat'in a flour . .
Wagoner, that's Splendid.' -You'll
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everlasting fortune.'
. of questions in his easy, cheerful way. - It
. prefer to carry. out -their own ideas.
matters wherein they iire� enterprising
covered the t as 111 rd is 'thii
� * 0 _L d ' ' Of it. Ile'
.
given on all through�jickots ; Passenger
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0 to U
barrel and ittempted I it -by smother- .. . . . .
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,rtainly. Yes, miss. I lippe
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onded in .Wagoner's wrappingthe patda' lip
onou.61 to invest their money, they often
SIT
I solutior.i: TJAo bass In% Social fish.
pan drep off the'trai'N'as often as hedikes,
ing it with a moil sack, .when the rat .1 ' 0 - .* - ,
.so,
on 21 .
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te�ttrolj try it; miss . . -
IS trap, fl�elin,t myself �
. Being.
in a piece of pa Per, and in Mr. Barnwell's
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.,putting it in big,pookot I We'll see what
do 'Mr..
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have erroneous impressions of what is
.
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necossary -to props lrly display fkn advertise-
.
IVIT:ioe.there is oAo there are more, They
scho�ls.' When' one strikes .t
�Move III bo,
tkoll there are OWSYS Others in the neighbor-
Ao .the static tw* or three da I hop
ii, ys;.'
' aw .
on the -next i?ovival train 'thait comes thun.
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derin& , Good, com-
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, fought for -its life and .bit himbil. the .top ot .
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t1ild thumb on the' f � a I I .
� irst kniIcklo, in king' 1. I . . . I
hesiled'up - I
"UIOUS'A . . � ine, to en0our-
Avegenius, I-amodiSecrinka'.3
w6-pan.do-wo% Sao what we can
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Barnwell said, as h 'caught -my eye, as, who .
� t. They will call.for. this or that ty�e'
� in"
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and�. exorcising their own jud'
hood. Whon tbo lookers-on see the struck
- on . .,viliole-souled,
� ani a Is c liductors ; aiix't a toad Ili the
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only a; more scrafeli,w.hieli -in a, . . ...
few days, and nothing morowas thought of ' - ' . . .
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and off I st%rtea 'in the'llright
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, 4 Isn't it About tirhe to go, 7'
PhIlvd,111111171 -
gment,
dis&to the 'expehence of the priuter,'.
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fish .1 cuttin� up�'.they $go for',him, una6f.-
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the' impression that he. fouud 1�good
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r whore'the passengers. feel .,
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it Ifiltil two weeks Seto' w h a . . . . . . .
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began. to him 6bverely
b. The goup in frou 6 of our.
I queried, when .�ve were out of
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thing,'
0. 0 passes; every
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ike Peggy sole one -bi other) who
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-� Poor soul I poor soul I 0
. regult typographically, with proper regaid.
for the, text. There is b armony in All wall
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of which- they unwilling lie .
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should avo the monopoly. As the'andlor,
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fu c ratesfor his ticket.� Wesleyan-
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house air -brake on every train, t6o , pretty
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showed:sighs of becoming a da r r . . I
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3 mcfaircrother. 'Itisacapital I
,practical about him. I have br ought away
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oxecuted work, and,ho is a poor printer who
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safe rodd.; but I didn't rid. over it yestet-
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6goner,' I said, having climbed out
'Wagolier
A rd,ther ingenious little. ciJnceit. I Will'
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ke iCconstant at
does not Ma udy of effects.
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ravenous rascals follow in'pursuit, but never
their leapihg�dndflo-dndoring
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tho,Odso, but pronounced it a, f6tal page, as . . I _....._�
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You �il:l by name, And
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take it up to Washington with Me wbeh*1
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The ),,.at. specimens of tybography
pass Companion
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- Md-ybo you dion
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his Whole. system W4S fille& with poison' . , - .11 I
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bynature,aren! you - �
ar's"aly miss, " Yes, miss.. You
go thoA nolt wilek, and show it t6 a frionxl
� Patent lawyer.
minethere, D, * W &goner
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9 ton sboiled by the demands of .advertisers,.
Who %do. notliiiow that are -
becausa they fancy is tryi)jg to seigo
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and gorge. the.! tid-bit!'thoy v9sh to sha,ro'
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churchol I said. - .
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I P6piilai. road,' said *the brakeman, 1, an
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it especial for child'on .
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'of .
May make a few dolhirs- off it.' . . ..
1 likb
. .cortaiii,effacts
produced -by combinations ,which blona:
wlth him', hiA purpose kpops them either
fiever
61d rbad,'too.; oijii of'the voy old6b in'tho
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A but.. the one sea't now for the .
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Oh thank you. That is just' you.
Sad produce n, happi ei effect than others.
even with or behind lifin, but they
couli#y. ,Gbod- road -bed* hiid comfortable
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-also VI a.. � . .
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tom's'of hydrophobia were . . � I
s works it, -but I me9u, to Pitt
'You aid always so good I He is so. wretch�
It therefoe6 often happons that in displa,yed
pus him. , .. .. . .. 1: .. .. . , . `11',
carne,'Well-managod- r6ad,. -too.; directors
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-Last night true symptoms of. that disease, '. . ..' � . I . :. . I..�
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Bat on, and to fix it tip reallib,ndy.
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took place and continued to manifest thbin,_* . , . I ,.
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ave another notion I'll MY Vead
faster. Yes, and I
I comraunidated this -possibility to Wa�;7
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. oner when text we met. , *Ae alwayg
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,responsibility. ior
Senator D& vis (W., S, �0j, jp,,I�_intj,.
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'duped a bill into the U. S%ouso of Ropresmi.
dents and train orders.- Road's mipiy
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popular, but it's - Pretty independent, too.
Pelves until 4 o'clock this Morning when - .' .
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doatlr ralieved. the piiibnt of his agony, , . I V .
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61CO-it go iiiins,
sat it up higher'on itAwfleels
lbthos home. Xfi�poniiicl'
brought -my 6
these is thrown- upon
Ile it is more often the
the printe'r, *whi
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I ministers, c.onsalsl
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now. 'StyliBhor. - Oh, certainly.'
[ it be desirable !or it to be higher
that'lamphatically .a gont-lonianla 'oecupa�
tion. I Certainly, �, Miss. I liked that at
lault.of the -advertii"er, whom, iiA -big desire
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fr�quenfly 'gratifies)
&lid co'nIffieteilil Wilts shall ascartiLin the
ofial-acter, and�pricos of American
d6hts down � east dibcontinuo one of tile
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oldeot, Stations oil thin line two or'thriee
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Llircre prhibq of the'now Roiniln Catholic . . . I . � .,
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catheKal at South Xonsln�tbn, �vbich A to � , � . . . . . . I
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or for a cliildr6tila wagoon ? Do
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gontleman's appii�r�rie&B, nnss,' licivorred,
tb plodso, the Printer
in opposition' to his.bwa opinion.' The'
quantity
products Ws&l in foreigni eduutrias and kd-
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years a�o 7 * But it is - a -Mighty ploasAht
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be raised on the site of the Iiroll�pt,qn Ora- � . I . I - . . . �
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:it would beAP safe ? ' -
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A day or tv aw V red.
printer's att-ig one capabl. of bringing otit
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port monthly to the. DqArtmo
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.road tooiravel on. Always hag sulili 4 splon,
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tory, are exhibited- Ili all tile print shop � - � .
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-ertainly, misid. Yes. I iecko 11
9 That inventive - friona ofyours is a'f re,ud ;
E4 . succession of now f anolas lind designs
culture.. .Such reports i�hon tabqlatodUo
did class of passengers.' ' . . �� �
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window in London. If the edificecor..' . . I � � I
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Iremely clever - ill"You, Wago'lI.
he-canitoobblewortho,cent.11 he declared.
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to be sent to all postmastei's to be postod
tot public inspection.. -. Postmaste col-
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passed On6o more.. . I . 1. .
. responds the - presentment, it Will - '. . .- . .
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be the . .
mostimposi�g religious buildingia _ .. . . �
ik it ouf,' I pursued, relaxingg from
into compliment. '. It is'really
. looked over those � I ideas, of his. That Swin�
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,�vorhs crookei - -!?Shaw I Novo pard of.
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'Xc�pt foi Politic
leotors, &lid other employees of the United
states lit towns Ana commercial contras
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a By, isn't. she? Itivor k6ad, beautiful
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the nieftopolist.,nexti of. course,,Ao,' t.. .. I .
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oul)s Ana Westminater'abboy Xhe atylp
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of construction in British- ColVaiiii
16 nded
Must also futhlah weekly to the Bureau of
OurV0, SW0( ip around anything to keep close
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'is gi!nanionted. Gothic, mosi florid, but , J
glied a good donil-lia had i hii,,
I Wa(ronor mii3r'bo the carlipsb davefoP_
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not, be out 6; proportion with the arg011oy
trioultnro'the �,rim 6flo&dingartieJc,8,
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to tho river, 1) ut it's allifool tail and ,XOCk
most effective ,, and as the itructur will be - . . I
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rvousI9mgh--z-iu,& gratified 7
Mont* the typo., ' . . I . .,
, P.8) ibly. You're to
and importance of thn� Srt- Of' tba` wOrk,
0�ktont of, foiti 13 iiiiia 11
'The E Ids almost
�vjjich are to be posted hs abovo. - I
b`bIlftqt, single track all - the WRY'And not a.
from tile to
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VOTY IU& ili,giZO 0,11a detail, the character . .
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ill prosently, after much box1g.
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wholly on the eastern Slope 1, and as fast
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.110 r6sponaent at Berlin says *that Mr.
'indignantly
single side trac ;k .touna-house
tho torminag� T'Skes .a, hoap of water to
Architecture. give alf nobler . . I
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aiipoot. Operations; are actively- pr6deeding .
�jnf, -clattered away down the
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F That Was7an uncomfortable period, when
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as seAl6ra r6quire, these buids, it is dealt-
*A,lfto,r American Minister,
moved- by scornful ref�roncon --iii-,aA&Man
Vall it through I double tanks at otory sta-
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on tho building I
boon siiending the, evai�ing with
,to took his
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first about one tbiligo than about another..
able thatthe road, should be built. But to
go faster than tliiE( -is lne�o folly" which
Il- &' to . Slid on the' German stage. to
'fev ,u
tioll, and therb,isillb tin engine Ili the shops
that call pull it pound or run a Milo in less
very prubiltly taken in hand,' ilob a god - . . 1. . . . 1
having boon turned or 0, stone cut until the
,etc prdsont now . all
V of his Pookots, to say, I 1. saw 16
Up says now that thin fretted him its much
as, it did ind, but I never dreamed that this -
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antails wasto. To build 0, "riallway in a
wilderness,. which nobody at present Want 9
Ametit*n- -doctorn' dogtoes, ban inomo-
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rialized big Government, Polliting Out the
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than two gaugps, But it runs through a
lovoly these rival, roaas always
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full amount of the estimated cost was ilk .
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]land, %'Be treasurer has- in hand two - "
worked on that safino, principle ill
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was the case. Mr. Parnwollwas alwayson
� to us6i is a voluntary throwin't Of money
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'detriment, accruffig from � 61id notorious and
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country;
' on one sido tina hills on the other,
do;, rivd r
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hundred thousand pounds.' .
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ma, yet, (twult t
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hand to console me if I Chose , he almost
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-away. .It is ni6re, it is'laying ul)justlfi-
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US arlous practice to the�llatldntd nallio,
LA.elprg
and It's-& steady climb tip tile rade all the
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. 0oSrxVqbAntV.-At St. Catharines, it id, . I .
u in�ontivo friend
literally dovotea himself to my amusomont
able burdens' lipon the country. Oil
Ax V;colarol uxxwt. nitln� in-
forms thut 110 tiOd I
way till the ran onds whore tio-iountain-
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announced, 010 reward Will be paid for the - � I .. I
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cry sorry, I -
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t for it,
11098, I liked him. I would
and hap �
llavd like5i him still better hall I not boon
-.distinctly aware that he wanted wo to like
both sides of the Rocky mountains, the
roadissurotobe btlift faster thanitleati
be turned to account, Ib is po", iblo that a
us the ii�a 1-Im011ial
� -1 days itgo b6tu�ocn Man , V
knot a fol �mma
Vowster, white, Lcl Mr. Sullivwl, tile
head of -the r iver begins, Yes, air;
-I'll titko the river VO%d OvOrY time for 11
lovely trip, Sure collnootionsund good thne,
conviction of &ny person or porsorit who .
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may already have or may 110roeiftor be .* . 1, . . . �
to have shot snipe or other birds .
:O t and make
"Ap"Or 1 6111 1 wish
A give lit Your bootS to mand.
,,/,v'(�,'0h1lsd
him Ili a very different way from that of
my, caimand friendly regard. . �
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IW6 will have to be made before long. 'l,ho
oxPectation is th�t tile Isaias will pay. for
it lands
, colored rot6l Morellaill; of Genova sb:ect.-
St. Kittg',Tourn4l. � . . .
and fic, praltio (Just blowind in at the win-
do*s, And yesterday, when the conductor
proved out . .
of soasoft. . .. I . . . I. I . . . .,
I Isn't that your friend, uni $_,Wh6 , . '.. .
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. . V rem time to time I d6kod him
- the are not sold very
the r6ad, bat
money will not coma Ili, and it wilt
ThofarmAnoarNiagota,wan sold lately
by - Alexander
eamo around for the tickets witha'.11ttlo
I! ask bha to me'
in, dancing there V I Yes,' I That's 9, I
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( him,' 1 red agreed. I .
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about the paten, of Wagoner's on Which.
rapidly
further
-the- oxtoutom of: the - Igtii'
basket punch, cli(In't Pass
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frightfully ill-m%do droi;s Plie liss on.,' I Yong
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I thwel was more oncoarAging than'
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:0 a ol,ed'himsolf inloregtod in
lie had laid. hands. Ile invariably
rubbed his hands and laughed, and laughea
be necessary to decide botwoon
10kna and r1olay. We. eannot -run to ED-
Olive'r, 170�� notes for -$0,200 ; 112i acres
01allrod, with buildings, 66,600, to Mr. Aloy.
butt paid my fare like alittio lumn-twonty"
five colits foi! Ali litiurls rnn and 4 little
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but,if it vasn't it wouldn't fit fior.1 ..
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go./ I 1: wvId like to have a talk
L /'In hin workshop. Ile toolis me
and tabbed Lis 'hands. Ile had boon to
Washington. ' Ile had soon his patent-
land every year or t, we for new'loans, if ;�a
are to maintain out ciodit, or be able to
Samson ; and 64 Acres, mostly bash, 62,700,
to Aft, Shickluna, of St. aathatin�s.
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concert by the passengers throwet n, I
tell you, pilgrim, take tho river road Whou I
The New Orlooma Piothytino ilftinue that I .
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plain god& i's the best lizzioiair. And. O,u I .
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�veral dther Ilocilaidem, lie has
lyin' oat that he Would like to show
In,wyor friond. Ile hoped to be able to Poll
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the Iledtl4idep.1 Vot howmuch? Oh -
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Pay Our Way; So that an involantary halt
in construction is by no moaus improbable,
Prince Viarre Bonaparte, that, cousin of
Napoleon 111. who tifaritod, & Seamstress, in
Yon want�-, . .
'.. . lit just here 016 lontt whistle f r6m. the
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mast not taka it tytupt
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v whore Ito lives " X111 go Vith you I
.Well, say for twontKI thirly, fatty dollar..
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My fa, - - - , &bulouff notions of I'
If this lholdont should come ag a clirr6otivo
of a deficient 3olfoy, there would be little
,,lit to be now so roaacod in cir6timatall
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that lie in living in tile Most hu mblo Mannar,
OD91116 announced a ARtion, alld tho braka-
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iiiall. hurriet! I to t1lo (loot, allontill- ,
, Dr. sippl, t1lo famous toner At London I . . P I
the Little, clainia to ba r, Cana(liall _-, � but . - - - .- . �
mping St,thd notlo�- � _ , .1
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Vallic of these .filings,, , i-011, V , or. f ty.
r9ason,to,comp ain,�X&iotary Timed. ,
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at 'Versailles on'48=11 pittanelB,from-
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'Zionsvillol, Tl&"traiam�ii�Z,=btv-
wo II&VO it ou excellent authority that. he, .1 .. I
Lrilwall wag 6nd of th6ga nwhI6..
AnThl'I'A. "6rhat)A.1 ftk thou2b. to console M6
Inaorsoll has now a vopulatioli of 5,090
Pti,yed.ra,entitA. . .
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Is a Pon of Mississippi. -Grim I
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