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ÆIKENSIBE
BY
MRS. M A R Y J. H O L M E S
Aotkor #1 ” D»r» IV-aiK." "Tkr F s flltk Or»h«»> " " Hom o’cat on Ik« l i l i l í Ac." " t r a i Rl»*
" HcaJavbraak." " IcaipcM aa<l Sas»k>a«," “ Cwuia «tangí,'' cK.
poplar trees growing serosa Ihe stre~t
could «he keep Ixick the tear*. A t last,
summoning nil her couruge, she lifted her
great brown eyes to Guy, aud said, plead-
! ¡ugly:
"W ould you he ao kind, air, aa to lie-
«in ? ”
"Yea. certainly,'' ami electrified hy thnt
young, bird like voice, the sweetest save
one lie had ever hoard, Guy
knocked
down from the pile of books the only
oue at all appropriate to the occasion.
He commenced operation« bv sharpen­
ing a lead pencil. Maddy counted every
fingmont as it fell upon the floor, wish­
ing so much that he would commence.
Ilud Guy Remington reflected a litjle,
he would never have consented to do tho
doctor's work ;
hut, unaccustomed to
country usages, especially those pertain­
ing to schools aud teachers, he did not
consider that It mattered which exam­
ined that young girl, himself or Dr. Hol­
brook. Viewing it somewhat in the light
of a joke, he rather enjoyed it. When
the pencil was sharpened sufficiently, he
sturtled Madeline hy asking hur name.
"Madeline Amelia Clyde," waa
the
meek reply, which Guy quickly recorded.
Now, Guy Remington intended no ir­
reverence; indeed, he could not tell what
he did inteud, or what it was
which
prompted his next query:
“ Who gave you this name?”
Perhaps he fancied himself a ls>y again
in the Sunday school, und standing before
the railing o f the altar, where, with oth­
ers o f hia age, he had been asked the
question pro|siuuded to Madeline Clyde,
who did not hear the doctor's smothered
laugh as he retreated into the adjoining
room.
I f yo u a rc s u f f e r i n g from
impure blood, thin blood, de­
bility, nervousness, exhaus­
tion, you should begin at once
with A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
knows it,too. Askhimaboutit.
C H A P T E R II .
in ; town, and nsk its young master for
Madge her schoolmate« called her. be­ the loan of three hundred dollars.
S e re K re s .
muse the uivuie suited her, they «.»id ;
He could hardly tell
why
he had
hut Muddy they called her at home, mid thought of applying to Guy Remington
Conjunctivitis, which Is the mom
there was a world o f unutterable trader- for help, unless it were that he once
common form o f sore eyes. Is un Inflam­
ness in the roiivs o f the old couple, he
had saved the life o f Guy's father, who,
mation o f the thin, transparent mem­
grandparents, when they said that name, as long as he lived, had evinced a great
bra no covering the front surface o f the
while their dim eyes lighted up with regard for his benefactor, frequently as
eyeball ami lining the lids.
pride and joy when they rested upon the serting that he meant to do something
T«»u tmial look w**ll «f»«r lit« #on41tlnn of
your llvor ami bowoU. Uf»l«M th*»« 1 « dolly
Oculists distinguish several varieties
young girl who answered to the name of for him. But the something was never
action of Hi« I m » w «I*. fwil«oi»mi« product« or«
o f this disease, the symptoms o f which
oliaorbod, roualnif h*art«rli«. hi Mnutiir ••, nou
Maddy. Their only daughter's only child
done, the father was dead, und in his
era. dyapopalo, ood thltl |it«»*nllnu ll»o
ahe had lived with them since her moth
vary greatly In Intensity. T h ere may I hj
strait the old matt turned to the son,
«•tiorlilA from doing It* h««t work Ay«r'«
»Mil« or« lit«r iitlla. A* t «•nttf. «N f«g«Uld«.
er’s death, for her father was a sea cap­ whom he knew to he very rich, and who
merely a bloodshot condition, due to the
T h t doM 1« only out pill ot Mlliu#.
tain. who never returned from his last he had been told was exceedingly getter
enlargement o f the blood vessels to such
voyage to China, made two months before ous.
M o d « 9 9 J. C. A j r « r C o . I . n w « l l , M u i
a slxe tluit they Unuiiie visible, nccura-
dto uionufhotur«r• of
(die was born. Very lonely and desolnte
“ How I wish I could go with you clear
pauled by an Itching and n feelin g as If
9 _ HAIR v in o * .
would the home o f Grandfather Mark
up to Aikenside! They say It's so beau
there w ere dust In the eyes, w ith per-
Amie cu«:.
ham have been without the presence of tlful,” Madeline had said, as on Satur­
c a u tR Y I I c t o r a i .
hajia a little sticky discharge with b
Madeline, but with her there, the old day evening they sat discussing the ex
glues the lids together Iu tho uioriilug.
red farm house seemed to the aged couple Itected events of the following Monday
like a paradise.
Th o eyes uro also sensitive to light, und
“ Mrs. Noah, the housekeeper, had Sarah
Modero Jspsnvae i*om» uad nariR notes
Forty years they had lived there, till
sometimes uclto slightly.
Jones there ouoe, to sew, and she told
bear legenda In Engliak ss well ss In
in* the rather barren soil of the rocky me all about it.
There are graveled
lu m ore severe cuses the discharge
Japanese.
homestead, and, saving the sad
uight walks, and nice green lawns, and big, tall
la profus«> and yellow ish, ulcers may
when they heard that Richard Clyde was trees, and flowers— oh ! so many !— and
form, atul the Inflammation may even C I T O Hi. V it o V O*»®# «no s ii N «rv'«i* I)i#»a*«a
lost at sea, and the far sadder morning marble fountains, with gold fishes in the
r i I A «>. rmaneritir curati by In. KItn®’* '»r.«*»
extend
to the <lee|>er structures o f Hie S 'ry« lt.-*i..r®r ►»o.l f..r FHV k (Urial bulli« ami
when their daughter died, bitter sorrow- basin ; and statues, big as folks, all over
UMUM.
tir. IL ILkll.tr, l«t.. «Il Ardi*«.. Pulì*..F a .
•ye, and ao destroy the sight.
had not come to them ; and. truly thank­ the yard, with two brass lions on the gate
One o f the chronic form s o f conjunc­
ful for the blessings so long vouchsafed posts.
In all her preconceived ideas o f this ex­
But the house is finest o f all
Febru.sry liuld« ili* rword as Ilio ninniti
them, they had retired each night in peace There’s a drawing room bigger than a amination. ahe had never dreamed of be­ tiv itis Is that known as tracnom s, or in which mo»t rlilldn-n aro boro; Juns
with God and man, and risen each morn­ ball room, with carpets that let your feet ing catechised, nnd with a feeling of ter­ grauulur lids. T h is Is very difficult to sa ibst In whirh tborv ira feweat blribs.
ing to prav. But a chauge was coming sink in so fa r; pictures and mirrors clear ror as she thought o f that long answer to cure, and often results In a permanent
over them.
In an evil hour Grandpa to the floor— think o f that, graud|>a ! a the question, "W h a t is thy duty to thy Injury to vision. It Is also quite con­
V i u l t Im o V o s e
Markham had signed a note for a neigh
looking glass so tall that one can see neighbor?” and doubted her ability to tagious. Indeed, all form s o f sore eys A llo ri'« F n o t 1 ».»’ A p o w le r . I l m oke« tìg n *
or r now
«Ilio-« (e*-l
irei os«y
ea«jr 11
u la
1« s a r r e m
o
n o w «lio«.«
r t a , m n e • u uro
r o b»r
bor and friend, who failed to pay, and the very bottom o f their dress and know repeat it, she said : "M y sponsors, in bap­
Ir. r i.
un* probably contagious, but some are • wraiin*. eslloti» sud Imi. Uro.1. setilii* ie
ao it fell on Mr. Markham, who. to meet just how it hangs.
Bold by «Il PriiggUta. l'rlrs 31®. Trial t**> k
I -
Dear m e! I won­ tism, gave me the first name of Made­
»»e malie.)
malici FltKK.
MIMI. AaaiUH
Allea S.
Addica* Alien
K. Clluuleil,
Olinole«
the demand, mortgaged his homestead; der if I'll ever live in such a place as line Amelin, sir," adding, us she caught more so than others, and for this rea­ are
uUejr, New York.
and miscoustrued the strange gleam in son the most scrupulous precautions
the recreant neighbor still insisting that Aikenside?"
should
lie
taken
to
protect
thu
other
long before the mortgage should be due.
the
dark
eyes
tient
U[>on
her,
"
I
am
afraid
“ No, no. Maddy. no. Be satisfied with
Windmills wore introduced in England
he certainly would be able himself to the lot where God has put you, nnd
I have forgotten some of the catechism ; metixbers o f the fam ily when o n « has by tho ('mandera, who had aeeu Iht-iu itf
meet it. This, however, he had not done
I did not know it was necessary in order any form o f conjunctivitis. T h e suffer­ us« among (In* S am oli*.
don’t be longing after something higher.
to teach school.”
and, after twice begging off a foreclos­ Our Father in heaven kuo.vs Just what
er should sleep In a bed by himself, aud
" C e r «in ly . no; I do not thing It Is. I should have his own towels, w rs.'i rug
ure, poor old Grandfather Markhim found is best for us; as He didn't see fit to
how ’s THE?
himself at the mercy of a grasping, re­ put you up at Aikenside, ’tain't noways l*eg your pardon,” were Guy Remington's
We
r ( o ff« r One II und red l>..U*r« Reward fnr any
o r spouge, and ban dkerch lofs; and
ejaculatory replies, as he glauced from
morseless man, into whose hands the likely you’ll ever live in the like of it.’
esse > . id Catarrh tb al esitim i 1« cur.-d l»jr Ha l's
Madeline to the open door o f the adjoin­ these, when soiled, should Is* thorough Catarrh Cur®.
mortgage had passed.
It was vain to
“ Not unless I should happen to marry
V J (TIKNKY A CO . Toledo,O
vessel, and
hope that Silas Slocum would wait. The a rich man.
Poor girls like me have ing room, where was visible a slate, on ly boiled In a separate
W o , tile Iin< 1 e r « l( n e .| . b a v e k n >wn F J.
r
i
.
o
u
o
y
l
o
r
ib®
!a«t
L Tear«, a n d l«*llevn h i n t
money must either be forthcoming, or the sometimes done that, haven't they?*’ waa which, in huge letters, the amuacd doc­ should uot go Into the common wash.
hnnurabl® In all bnl»n®«> transactions
tor had written "Blockhead."
T h e treatm ent o f simple conju n ctivi­ (Mirfertly
red farm house be sold, with its few .Maddy’s demure reply.
» 111 ® in
rarry “ out * any obllgo-
and financially sbl#
'
There was something in
Madeline's tis consists chh-fly In cleanliness. The lion insd® by nl« fir*
acres of land. Among his neighbors there
W ith the earliest dawn Monday she
WAI.rU
M..
KIN
NAN A MARVIN,
was not one who had the money to spare, was up. and her grandmother heard her quiet, womanly, earnest manner which eyes should Is* bathed often in luke­
Whole««)® I >r <i ir|C 1 at a, Toledn.O
commanded
Guy's
respect,
or
he
would
even if he had been willing to do so. repeating to herself much o f what she
llafl'» Caiarrah < ur« 1» «k®n liii®rii*Ily. act­
warm w ater containing u pinch o f «alt,
ing directly upon th® blood and inurous *ur-
have given vent to the laughter which
And so he must look among strangers.
dreaded Dr. Holbrook might question
or in a solution o f boric a dd, and some (*•«« o( tb® «Y«t®m Testimonial« »« ill to«».
" I f I could only help.” Madeline had her upon. Even when bending over the was choking him, and thrown off his dis­
7.V rent* e®r botil® Sold t.y all Druggist*.
o f the solution should la* dropped in’ o Prlr®
Tak® Hair« Family Pills lor ( unstlpatlou.
said one evening when they sat talking wastub, for there were no servants at guise. Rut he could not bear now to un­
over their troubles; "but there's nothing 1 the red cottage, a ho »k was arranged be­ deceive her, and. resolutely turning hia the eye, so as to wash awuy the dis­
Th® capital repr®®»IIted by Great Brit-
can do, unless I apply for our school fore her. so that she could study with back ujion the doctor, he sat down by the charge.
T lie eyes should Is* shielded from ttw siu’a rollon trad® i« $2,U)l),flilll.(IU), aud
this summer. Mr. Green is committee­ her eyes, while her small, fat hands and pile o f books ami commenced the exam­
the profit* Ififit1.000.000 per y®ar.
man ; he likes us, and I don't believe but dimpled arms were busy in the suds. Be­ ination in earnest, asking first her age. light by wnokisl glasses or g iggles.
"G oing on fifteen,” sounded older to
what he’ll let me have it. I mean to go fore ten o’clock everything was done, the
L ittle squares o f cloth, cm
large
Mother* wilt find Mr*. Wlnalnw*« flo«th1n|
and s e e a n d , ere the old people had clothes, white as the snowdrops in the Madeline than "fourteen nnd a half,” so enough to cover the eye, may I k * placed Hyrnp lb® t.'*i remedy to u«o log their . i.H-lr«*
'■going
on
fifteen”
was
the
reply,
to
which
during
the teething pvriud.
recovered from their astonishment, Made­ garden beds, were swinging on the line,
on u cuke o f Ice. When cold they can
line had caught her bonnet and shawl, the kitchen floor was scrubbed, the win­ Guy resjiouded ; "Th at is very young.
lie laid on the eye, nnd changed iin s*«on
N o t h in » !
u « « I r r l,
and was flying down the road.
dows washed, the best room swept, the Miss Clyde.”
ns
they become warm. T h is application
"Ves, but Mr. Green did not mind.
"W ® u»e th® low pr®«*ur® *y*t®m ii
Madeline was a favorite with all, es­ vegetables cleaned for dinner, and then
H e’s the committeeman. He knew how Is ofteu very gratefu l to tho sufferer, thi* plnnt," explained th® engineer. "Th ai
pecially with Mr. Green, and as the Maddy’s work was finished. "Grandma
s-dtool would be small that summer, the could do all the rest,” she said, and young I was,” Madeline said, eagerly, and Is useful lu sulslulng the Inflamma­ is, we u*® th® «team over and over agnin.*
" I see,” said the visitor. “ I t ’s some
plan struck him favorably.
H er age, Madeline was free “ to put her eyes out her great brown eyes growing large with tion.
the look of fear which came so suddenly
i f the trouble ili»*s not quickly sub­ thing lik® the system of ventilation In tht
however, was an objection, and he must over them big books if she liked.”
S w iftly fl‘*w the hours until It wns into them.
side under this simple treatment, a phy­ sleeping cars."
take time to see what others thought of a
" O f course. If your employers are sat­
time
to be g-tting ready, when again the
child like her becoming school mistrpss.
sician should t>e consulted, for the eyo
T H E M I L K F A I L Is kept free froi«
Others thought well of it, and so before short hair was deplored, as before her isfied It is nothing to me, only I had la a very delicate organ, and Irrem edia­
the close of the nest day it was gener­ looking glass Madeline brushed and ar­ associated teaching with women much ble m ischief may result If Inflammation stateness, sliminess and stickiness if it
older than yourself. What is logic. Miss
ally known through Ilonedale that pretty ranged her shining, beautiful locks.
is washed w ith Borax and w ater in ths
Is allow ed to run.
Clyde?”
I
could
see
splendidly
in
Mr.
Rem­
little Madge Clyde had been engaged as
The
abruptness
with
which
he
put
the
fo
llow in g proportions— 1 tublcs]«>oiiiu
teacher, she receiving three dollars a ington’s mirrors,” she said to herself,
H A N D O R E N A D E S OF W A R OF '12.
to a quart rtf water.
week, with the understanding that she with a half-sigh of regret that her lot question startled Madeline to such a
must board herself.
It did not take had not been cast in some such place as degree that she could not positively tell O l d - T i m e O r d n a n c e F o u n d a t F o r i
The story snd a half house in Milan,
Madeline long to calculate that twelve Aikenside. instead o f there beneath the whether she had ever heard that word
Henry*— I I » « * They* W o re I «od.
before, much less could she recall its
Ohio, where Thomas A. Edison wns tmrn,
times three were thirty-six. more than a hill In that wee bit of a cottage, whose
W h ile exam ining the contents «>f the
meaning, ami so she answered frankly,
Is still standing, though not lit to occupy
tenth o f what her grandfather must bor­ rear slanted hack until it almost touch­
ordnance storehouse at F ort M c lle ir y
’ I don’ t know.”
row. It seemed like a little fortune, and ed tho ground. " A ft e r all, I guess I'm
A girl who did not know what logic I.leut. J. L. Holcombe, o f the 12-Sth
blithe as a singing bird she flitted about happier here,” she thought. "Everybody
a rtillery ,
discovered
several
ikes me, while if I were Mr. Guy’s was did not know much, in Guy's esti­ coast
the house, now stopping a moment to fon­
dle her pet kitten, while she whispered sister and lived at Aikenside, I might mation, but it would not do to stop here, lioxes o f old hand grenades which are
and so he asked her next how many cases supposed to 1 m * m ore than 1< si years
the good news in its very appreciative be proud and wicked.”
She pinned on her little neat plaid there were in Latin !
ear, and then stroking her grandfather's
old, says the B altim ore American.
Madeline had never looked inside a
shawl, and, tying the blue ribbons of her
silvery hair, as she sa id :
Th e m lM lIcfi are o f the earliest make o f the happy homes of to-day Is s
I«atin
grammar,
and
again
her
truthful
oarse straw hat, glanced once more at
"Y ou can tell them that you are sure
used
t,y the U nited States governm ent, vast fund of Information as to th«
" I don't know, sir,” fell on Guy's ear,
of paying thirty-six dollars in the fall, the formidable cube root, nnd then hur­ but this time there was a half-despair­ nnd w ere probably placed at the his­
and if I do well, maybe they’ ll hire me ried down to where her grandfather and ing tone in the young voice usually so toric old fo rt when It was first erupted best methods o f promoting health and
happiness atul right living and know­
longer. I mean to try my very best. I old Sorrel were waiting for her.
In 1812. O w in g to the w ay In which
I shall be so happy when I come back, hopeful.
wonder if ever anybody before me taught
ledge o f tho world’s best products.
’
Perhaps,
then,
you
can
conjugate
the
a school when they were only fourteen because it will then be over, just like verb Arno,” Guy said, his manner indi­ th<*y w ere packed the grenades had
Products of actual excellence and
having
a
tooth
out,
you
know,”
she
said
only
the
slightest
trace
o
f
rust
upon
and a half. Do I look as young as that?
cating the doubt he was beginning to feel
reasonable
claims truthfully presented
to
her
grandmother,
who
bent
down
for
them.
I f my hair were not short I should do
as to her qualifications.
T h e discovery o f the weapon recalls nnd which have attained to world­
better. W hat a pity I cut it the last the good-by kiss without which Maddy
Maddy knew well what "conjugate”
“ Now, grandjjA, drive
tim e; it would Lave been so long and never left her.
history o f the wide acceptance through tho approval
meant, but that verb Amo. what could a bit o f the ancient
o
n
;
I
was
to
be
there
at
three,”
and
splendid now.”
country.
In
explainin
g
th
eir use I.le u t of tho Well-Informed o f tho W o rld ;
It menn? and had she ever heard it be­
"N ever mind the hair. M adly,” the old chirruping herself to Sorrel, the ¡inpa­ fore?
Holcom
be
said
that
the
grenades
were not of Individuals only, but of tho
Mr.
Remington
was
waiting
for
man said, gazing fondly at her with a tient Madge went riding from the cottage her; she must say something, and with handled only by the grenndiers o f the
door,
chatting
cheerily
until
the
village
many who have the happy faculty of
half sigh as he remembered another brown
a gasp she began: " I arno, thou ainœst, ship, who, w a lk in g out uis»n the y a rd ­
selecting atul obtaining thrt best the
head, pillowed now beneath the graveyard of Devonshire was reached; then, with he amoes. Plural ; W e unio, ye or you
arms o f the old fashioned fighting ves­
turf.
“ Maybe you won’t pass muster, a farewell to her grandfather, who never umo, they arno.”
world affords.
sels, threw them Into the rnnks o f the
and then the hair will make no differ­ dreamed that the man whom he waa seek­
<iuy
looked
at
her
aghast
for
a
single
One of tho products of that class,
An explosion fo llow ed which
ence. There’s a new committeeman, that ing was so near, she tripped up the flag­ moment, nnd then a comical smile broke enemy.
of
known component parts, an Ethical
ging
walk,
und,
as
we
have
seen,
soon
created havoc.
Dr. Holbrook from Boston, and new ones
stood in the presence of not only I)r. H ol­ all over his face, telling poor Maddy
remedy, approved hy physicians and
are apt to be mighty strict.”
T
h
ey
w
eigh
about
fou
r
pounds
nnd
plainer than could words thnt she had
Instantly Maddy’s face flushed all over brook, but also o f Guy Remington.
are shaped a fte r the fashion o f the commended hy the Well-Informed of
made a most ridiculous mistake.
Poor,
poor
little
M
adge!
with nervous dread, as she
thought:
Oh, sir.” she cried, her eyes wearing bombs used by anarchists, nnd are the W orld as a valuable and wholn-
"W h a t if I should fail?” fancying that
Romo family laxative Is tho well known
the look of the frightened hare, " it is Iron nrul loaded w ith gunpowder.
C H A PT E R III.
to do so would be an eternal disgrace. But
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. To
not right. I don’t know what it means.
Several
days
a
fte
r
the
discovery
one
It was Guy who received her, Guy
she should not.
She was called by ev­
Tell me, tench me. What is it to amo?” o f the new recruits nt the fo rt wns get Its beneficial effects always buy
erybody the very best scholar in school, who pointed to a chair, Guy who seemed
manufactured
hy tho
T o most men It would not have seemed found try in g to dry the pow der In one the genuine,
the one whom the teachers always put 7 >erfectly at home, and naturally e n o u g h ,
California Fig Syrup Co., only, and
a
very
disagreeable
task,
teaching
young
forward when desirous of showing off, she took him for Dr. Holbrook, wonder­ Madeline Clyde "to amo,” as she termed o f the m issiles by roasting It on the for sale by all leading druggists.
A report was m ade to Lieut.
the one whom Mr. Tiverton and Squire ing who the other black-haired man could It. and some such Idea flitted across Guy’s fire.
Lamb and Law yer Whittpmore always f»e, and If he meant to stay in there all
W atson, In command o f the fiost, who
mind,
ns
he
thought
how
pretty
nnd
H a lf guessing the cause of
noticed so much. O f course she should the while.
bright was the eager face upturned to his, said that he Intended to w rite to the
not fail, though she did dread Dr. H ol­ her uneasiness, and feeling more averse
the pure white forehead, suffused with a authorities and a«k permission to
brook, wondering much what he would than ever to taking part in the matter,
faint flush, the cheeks a crimson hue, dump them In the middle o f Chesa­
the
doctor
withdrew
Into
the
background,
ask her first, and hoping it would be some
nnd the pale lips parted slightly ns Mad­ peake bay, ns they w ere so old fashion­
thing in arithmetic, provided he did not and sat where he could not be seen. This
is the man who
dy appealed to him for the definition of ed that they would he o f practically no
stumble upon decimals, where she was brought the short dress Into full view,
has tried to get
"amo.”
use w h atever In modern w arfare.
apt to get bewildered. She had no fears together with the dainty little foot, nerv­
tho same service
"
I
t
la
a
liAtin
verb,
and
means
‘
to
of grammar.
She could pick out the ously beating the floor.
out of some
love,’ ” Guy said, with an emphasis on
A
I.a H o r a e .
most obscure sentence and dissect a dou­
“ She’ s very young,” he thought, “ too
other make
the last word, which would have made
"P a ,” asked the wise little boy, "how
ble relative with perfect ease; then, as young, h* far,” and Maddy’s chances of
Maddy blush had she been less anxioua do they dock a ship?”
to geography, she could repeat whole success were beginning to decline even
and frightened.
Mr. W ise never looked up from Ills
pages of that, while in the spelling book, before a word had been spoken.
(T o be continued.)
paper, but answered off-hand;
the foundation of a thorough education,
How terribly still It was for the time
as she had been taught, she had no su­ during which telegraphic communications
"Dock a ship? W h y — er— why, they
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periors and but a very few equals. Still were silently passing between Guy and
Tea ch er— Now , Tom m y, toll us some­ cot off It* rudder, of course.”— Judge.
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she would be very glad when It was over, the doctor; the latter shaking his head
and Sold Everywhere
thing about A sia Minor.
Potatoes and meat aren’t the only
and she appointed Monday, both because decidedly, while the former Insisted that
at $ 3 0 0
T o m m y— Asia M inor? Oh, I guess
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things that should not he swallowed
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whole.
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