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OftUMt fully half Ui* ifcfcMM in tlio world. II is covered w ill, a heavy rug. Tb.ro s
retains the digested food too long ia the bowels a bookcase ... one corner and a . h .u s
and produces bihuuaucM, torpid liver, hulk .c h e s t in another. M iss Longan; M l -
Reed have contributed most of the <hl
na used iu the establishm ent. M l«
L ong's home at H ingham , Mass., is
closed for the w inter, and so is Miss
R eed’s iu the Adirondack* at Leyden,
<«U h » u . bad tail«, «»«ted
N. Y . The home china closets have
tougue, sick Uaodschc, In
been robbed of some of their choioest
somnia, etc. Hood's Pills
cure constipation snd all its
contents to adorn the table of this de
results, easily and thoroughly. 25c. All druggists. lig h tfu l little home. The dainty china
Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass. and the hom e cooking are tw o features
The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
w h ich contribute very largely to the
Hood’s
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of dining
serves the double purpose
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and study. 1 « floor U s.am ed and
Constipation
A n o p in io n wan « « p r e s se d b y n pro-
fea sio iiu l m an t h e o th e r duy t h a t d o c
to r« w er e n lic a r tle ss lo t o f ¡»cople, und
t h e m a n w h o e x p r e s se d i t biu-kcd i t
” P. s a y s th e N e w Y ork S u n , w ith n n In
c id e n t h e had w itn e s s e d in a h o s p ita l.
A p a tie n t w a s s u ffe r in g fro m h y -
(b -op h oh ia, an d t h e p r o fe ss io n a l m a n ,
w h o w u s lo o k in g a t t h e su ffe r e r ,
a sk e d t h e d o c to r :
" P o e s th e s ig h t o f w a te r th r o w h im
in t o a apar.m ?"
“ T o n c a n s e e for y o u r a e n ,” r e p lie d
f t ie d o c to r , an d h e p ro d u ced n g lu aa o f
w a te r , t h e s ig h t o f w h ic h b r o u g h t on
a sp a s m h o r r ib le to w itn e s s .
S o m e tim e ia te r , w h e n t h e w ard
w h e r e t h e s u ffe r e r w a s ly in g w a s v is-
ite d b y t w o p h y s ic ia n s , o n e o f th e m
sa lte d t h e u tt e r d in g d o c to r :
“ W h a t is h is c o n d itio n ?
H as he g o t
a n y c h a n c e o f g e t t i n g w e ll? ”
" H e is v ery lo w ,” w o J tlie r e p ly
" H e ’s lik e ly to d ie a n y m in u te .
Y o u ’ll
b e a t t h e a u to p s y to -m o r r o w , w o n ’t
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SKETCHES BY JI. QUAD
Pills
WOMAN S WOKLI).
happiness of the girls.
The p revailing tones of the parlor
draperies and furnishings are olive and
d o ll reds and yellow s. Au iuvitm g
conch, piled high w ith pillow s, aw aits
the g ir ls w hen they come iu from the
bnppitnl. A rosewcod de^k, a graceful
bronze lamp, a tea table, an urtistio
screen and some com fortable chairs are
som e of the other furnishings. The pic
tures and ornuineuts are souvenirs of
w in te rs spent abroad. M iss Long has a
pleasant rem inder of n year in Germany
iu a copy of a M urillo Madonna and iu
a copy o f a picture from the art gallery
a t M unich. M iss R eed's copy of Napo
leon as a lieutenant hangs over the
m antel. A little w ater color, a picture
in a carved F lorentine fram e awl u Ty
rolean rosary are other evidences o f tbo
a rtistic tastes of the g ir ls.— Baltim ore
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ouu’
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NEURALGIA
A Disease of the Blood Resulting from some Constitutional Taint
Inherited or Acquired— Caused by Impoverished Blood, which
is Always Shown by the Afflicted One's Pallor and
Emaciation-How it May be Cured.
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{Wem Ih» Oraphlt, Ruthville, Ind.
HIM Pearl Wood, t p o p la r young lady of
AHiagnm, Indiana. Two years »8° M »
W< hm I btoto». aerioaaly afflicted with fac.al
neuralgia aud waa not relieved o f her auf-
w orth trying
id? they wer« worth a ,ho^
trial . hut all the niisi irme w iuüevJ?0'? 1
" f ly the I tim
ü i Ä * *
ti e . _ I bail finished
th,
box
, . , I . found I wan growing better la™
think I was ever more happy in » . { ¡ ¿ ^
over the fact I wiu. getting well. After >.i-
the third box, the puin which hs,| n '¿ v!”*
a misery, had left me, nml when I had £ A
the fifth box 1 was w ill.”
“ 6uiil‘iJ
N euralgia is the result of some
tional tam t which ha, been inhertSd
aoqtnred It is the direct result of £ 7 '
piivertshed condition of the blood whSh“'
always shown by the afflicted one’s , . | | „ 1„l!
emaciation. A ny part o f tin- l„„|y whUkh,
sensitive n erve, lim y become alfretsd
Among the many forms of this d u e » »
headache, nervousness, uar.lysi,, anmj'
and locomotor ataxia. Some of tliese w 7
ennaidered incurable until l>r. William.’w !
P ills for l’ale People were f o r n ' u S ^
day thousamla testify to having been curp, ,
«uch diaeaaaa by these pills.
fei1 "f
No discovery o f modern times |,a, „„.a
»o women as Hr. Williams’ bi,™
P ill, for Pale People Acting dlrecti/oifo
blond and nerves invigorating the b«|
regulating the ftinetions, ||„.y
strength and health to the exhausted woZ
when every effort o f the physician proreeZ
nvniling.
r
Fn» the growing girl they are of ft, «.
most benefit, for the mother indi.mmakh
!?.r ,e v iT.y
invaluable. Dr. Willi«,!
Pink P ills arc recognised everywhere u i
specific for diseases o f the l.h„»l end se-m
and have proved their sffleucy in thousand,
of cases. They are .tie of the greatest hl»
lags ever bestowed upon mankind.
T lio d e u th b u t r e c e n tly o ccu rre d a t
M r. S k in n e r ’s lle la tte e a .
WINNER OF FIRST M’LEAN SCHOLAR
C h u taai o f W illia m H e n ry F u u lk u er,
Or. a h ig h w a y len d in g acro ss th e
SH IP IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
fering until about eight months ago.
onu o f th e fe w s u r v iv o r s o f th e 600 w h o
A rjiiinsas b ottom s I fo u n d a n a tiv e s i t
8he aays, " I had fairly good health until
to o k p u rt in t h e fa m o u s B u h ik ia ia
tin g on a l e g w ith a sh o tg u n a cross h is
iwo year, ago when the facial neuralgia do-
c h a r g e , s a y s th e L on d on D u ily N e w s.
k u ees, an d a fte r w o had p assed th o tim e G i r l S t c d e iitii a t H o m e - - W o m a n 's R ig h t
vtloped. It started with occasional pain.
B o r a in In v e r n e ss, F a u lk n e r , a t th e
□f d ay I a sk ed h im i f th e r e w a s m uch
t o U o U g l y —- A F a m o u s T r a i n i n g N a ra e .
i0 my jaw. and I did not know what the
a g e o f 17, Join ed th e F o u r th L ig h t d r a g a m e iu tb o sw am p s.
T a i l o r M a u e C o s tu m e * — G lass H a t * a n il
trouble waa. I went to a dentist, thinking
g o o n s. In th e c o u r s e o f a few m o n th s
“ N o g a m e r ig h t arou n d y e r c ,” h e re
B o n n e t*.
my teeth needed treating, hut the dentist laid
h e w a s s e n t o u t to th e C rim ea, an d h is
plied .
M iss L o u ise W in th ro p K on es, tho w in
m.ch w
m not the case as it was lacia neural-
r e g im e n t w a s s p e e d ily u n d er lire. In
“ Y ou nre n o t s h o o tin g sn ak es?"
Our nhysioian «aid the same thing and
d u n g i n g th e R u ssia n g u n s a t B a la
“ N o, sah. I d o n ’t w a s te p o w d er on t e r o f th o first co n test for th e McLean
gia. re me medicine which relieved the pain
lie gave me
k la v a h e rece iv e d a b u lle t in b is n e c k , m a k e s. ”
■ ch jln reh ip in A m erica n h isto ry , offered
for awhile.
w h e r e i t r e m a in e d u n til th e d a y o f h is
A h w w « .k ,la t.r I wok. u p ^ a e ^ i^ tt
“ J u s t o n t lo o k in g around, eh ?” I c o n l>y th o N e w York c it y ch ap ter o f the
with a fearful pain in my head.
d e a th , b e in g d e e p ly b u ried in th e n iu s- tin u ed ns I p resen ted h im w it h a n e w D a u g h te r s o f tho A m erica n R ev o lu tio n
ferent
remedies, but could not get rid of the
elea. T h e y o u n g d r a g o o n a tta c k e d th e c lo y p ip e and u paper o f tobacco.
awful pain. I managed to pull through, how
to th o o n e o f th e ir m em b ers p a ssin g the
R u ssia n w h o fired th e s h o t and c u t h im
“ S tr a n g e r ,” h e rep lied a s he th a w ed
ever, till morning, when the doctor was sent
th r o u g h w it h h is sa lie r fro m sh o u ld e r ou t a lit t le , “ I ’m w a itin r ig h t y e r e fu r ! b est e x a m in a tio n o n th e su b ject, bus
for He said it was another attack of the
trouble and I waa apt to haTO a serious time
to sid e , s e v e r in g h is b od y c o m p le te ly . A b e S k in n e r to en m a lo n g , a n d w h en co m m en ced h e r stu d ie s a t B arnard c o l
of it. Ilis prophecy proved true. I sultered
T h e h o r r o r s o f th e w a r w e r e to o m u ch lie c h o w s n p su m b o d y ’s g o iu to g it leg e.
severely from this disease for many weeks.
fo r u y o u n g fe llo w o f F a u lk n e r 's u g e, popped. ”
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M iss K o u e s i s a truo d a u g h ter o f ,
The pains often came in the night and were
an d h e w a s in v a lid a te d h o m e , s u ffe r in g
"fc'o y o u ’r e h a d tr o u b le w it h M r 1 A m erica , i f a n cesto rs p rom in en t iu tho J
W o r n » ’. E igh t to .to V g.y.
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I S k in n er? ”
fro m m e n ta l a b e r r a tio n .
i ta r ly d a y s o f th o co u n try w ill count. for
“ B eauty aud tho Ecast; or, A Worn- no good. I had read articles in the news-
t'p o n bin r e s to r a tio n to c o n v a le s c e n c e
“ Y es, sail. T h a t A b e S k in n e r dnn n u y th iu g . S h e is descended on h ir fa
the title of papers concerning Br. Williams’ Pink Pills
F a u lk n e r jo in e d th e U o y a l m a r in e s und ' sh o t o n e o f m y lia w g s. ”
a n ’s R ig h t to B e U g ly ," w as
tor Pale People, and although I hud never
th e r 's sid o fro m Jo h n W inthrop, first
a
paper
read
by
Mrs.
C
elia
B. W hite- read of a euro of any trouble similar to mine
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g o v ern o r o f M a ssa ch u setts; from T h o m head before the R ainy D ay club of N ew through
them,
somehow - I felt that the
m u tin y . l i e w a s p r e s e n t a t b o th th e h im .
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W hy d o n ’t y o n b rin g h im to
" T h a t s h o c k « ] m e ,” sa jd t h e p r o f e s
a s D u d ley , th e second govern or, and York recently.
might benefit me. Some of our neighbors
r e lie f o f L u c k n o w (N o v e m b e r 17, 1857), tr ia l? ”
s io n a l m a n .. “ I t w a s a ll r ig h t, I k n o w .
had
used
them
with
succeuful
results,
and
I
fro
m
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d
w
a
rd
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n
,
th
o
eld
er,
th
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an d it s r e c a p tu r e (M arch 12, 1858). H e |
“ I heard a man say tbo other day
“ W aal, so h , w h e n I fo u n d th a t lio ’d
T h e p a tie n t d id n 't u n d e r sta n d , b u t th e
decided to try them, I sent to Rushville for
a ls o f o u g h t a t C aw n p ore in t h e b a ttle sh o t th a t h n w g , I w e n t to t h e o n ly c o n ‘ th e r o f N e w H a m p s h ir e .” O n her th a t w om an 's dress is as inartistic a s it half adoaen bo;
I
concluded
if
they
were
idea, w a s sh o c k in g .
I t w a s c o ld -b lo o d
o f D ece m b er C, 1857, an d w a s s e v e r e ly sta b le arou n d y ero to seo w h a t I cou ld m o th e r ’s sid o sh e tra ces h er an cestry is u n d esira b le,” tbo speaker began,
ed .
I t d o e s n ’t se em t o m e t h a t u h u
w o u n d ed b y a b lo w from a c lu b w ie ld e d do ab ou t it. T h u t c o n sta b le w a s a relu- t a c k to J o h a n n e s do la M ontague, com “ aud it is an indisputable fact that w o
m a n b e in g sh o u ld ev e r p e r m it h im s e lf
by a g ia n t s e p o y . l i e h ad h im s e lf b a y sh u n o f h is, a n d h e sa id I orter be p ln m m a n d er iu c h ie f o f M an h attan Islan d iu m en nre dissatisfied w ith tho clothing RULES FOR CANDY MAKING.
t o b eco m e s o c a llo u s.
Itu t t h e y d o.
o n e te d th r e e o f t h e e n e m y p r e v io u s to glu d th a t A bo d id n 't sh o o t m o a s w e l l . ”
I w a n t to s a y r ig h t n o w th a t i f I am
1654, a H u g u e n o t ancestor; to tho Do im posed by fashion iu civ ilized couu-
lie iu g ren d ered h o r s d u co m b a t.
B u t y o u sh o u ld h a v e g o n e to a j u s F o rests, a u d to th e B ogert, Baueker, tries. Tlie vast m ajority of wom en who M r * . B o r e r T e l l * H o w C o u f« c tio n * M a y B a
e v e r aick I s h a ll p r o t e s t a g a in s t g o in g
M ade a t Hom e.
F a u lk n e r c o m p le te d 21 y e a r s ’ se r v ic e t ic e o f th e pcuco fo r a w a rra n t. ”
ore doing som e useful work iu the world
<e a h o sp ita l so lo n g n s th e r e is b r e a th
C o d w iso , K in g sla n d and oth er early
in th e 1 toy id m a rin e« an d th e n re tir e d
Mrs.
S.
T.
Rorer te lls h ow to ninke
are
cry
in
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more
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against
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on a Hu n g e r |ie n sio n , n fte r w a r d g e t t i n g t ic e ho w a s a rela sh u n o f A b e's, and he N e w Y o rk fa m ilie s . L ater, iu R e v o lu f t
eandios a t hom e in The Ladies* H om e
s t r e e t, b u t n o h o sp ita l ev e r g e t s m e,
t
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OF THE
e m p lo y m e n t a s a la b o rer. T h e d ecea sed sa id d u ru th a t h a w g an d m o too. ”
Journal
and
g
iv
es
tho
fo
llo
w
in
g
ru
les,
“ N ow , w h ile there is little dissent
r e m e m b e r t h a t ,”
K o u es, fro m w h o m th o fa m ily tak es its
w a s 511 y e a r s o f a g e .
“ A n d y o u d id n ’t see a la w y er? "
n a m e, w a s a m o m b er and secretary o f from the statem ent that
, uul „ beauty
au , „ is , a de- which insure the success o f tho w ork:
OUTG RO W N
F R IE N D S H IP S .
“ I d id , sah . Yes, sab , I w e n t to L a w th e B r en tw o o d (N . I I .) “ c o m m itte e o f Blr“ Llu q» a llt7 ,n ' T ueu 8 c ‘° b,up’ •“ " N ever stir the sugar aud w a ter a fter
FA LSE E C O N O M Y .
y e r ¡Shad and to L a w y e r P e te r s and to
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i is true th a t if w e have nsefulutsa in the sugar has dissolved. W ipo d o w n
• a « c h a a e m In th e Nunn? F i e ld , o f C o m -
W a ste o r T im e M ore T i n a D a la a e e d P rtee L a w y e r D a v is, and ev e r y la s t o n e o f
dress it w ill blossom in to beauty.
constantly tho granules fo rm in g on tha
r a d e sh lp .
o f F in is h e d A r tic le .
’« m p ou n d ed on th o ta b le a n d d ratted
“ Tlio beast w ould never have been sido of tho saucepan. Do n ot sh a k e or
la th e r e a n y th in g m o re d ia l r e u sin g
Iu a n a r tic le in a r e c e n t n u m b e r o f m y h id e lieka.se th e y w a r r e la ted to
beautiful if he had not first beeu accept- move tho saucepan w h ile tho sirup is
in l if e tluin a fr ie n d s h ip o u tg r o w n 7
G a ssier’ M a g a tin e Mr. I f. H a n sen g iv e s A b o S k in n er . I f I sh o u ld g i t th a t case
ed for h is goodness, so it is m y belief boiling. A s soou as the sugar b eg in s to
T h ia d o e s n ’t m ean o n e t h a t h a s b eei
un
illu
s
t
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tio
n
o
f
w
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c
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nn
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x
in
to
cou
rt,
tho
jed
g
o
w
o
u
ld
be
a
g
’in
that w om an ’s dress w ill never be beau- boil watch it carefully, h a v in g in you r
b r o k e n o ff th r o u g h s o m e d iffe r e n c e o
T H B C H R O N T C L K ra n k * w ith Ik * great**
a m p le o f fa ls e sh o p c e o u o m y . A sid e m e, th o la w y e r w o u ld he a g 'in m e, and
tifu l u n til loved aud accepted for its in- hand a bow l of ice w ater, so th a t y ou newapapers in the U n ite d Htate*.
o p in io n , so m e m is u n d e r s ta n d in g thu
fro m it s in te r e s t u nd t h e le s so n it su g - tho ju r y w o u ld a ll bo r e la ted to A b e
T 1 IE C H K O M X C L B ha* no equal on thePadf*
triiisio m erit.
may try tlie sirup ulm ost co n sta n tly .
a f e w w o r d s co u ld h a v e s e t r ig h t , o
g e n ts, i t r e m in d s ute o f an iu otu m e und b rin g iu a v e rd ict o f n o t g u i l t y aud
“ S h a ll uot we, m y dear R ainy D ay- Havo everyth in g ia readiness before bo- C o **i. I t leads all In a b ility , enterprise *e4 *•«*,
o n e s tr a n g e m e n t th e r e s u lt o f a h asty
T H E O H R O N IC IsU *H Telegraphic Report* n
w h ioh w a s r e la te d to m e n o t lo n g a g o r u t th o c o s ts on to m e . '
sies, learn a lesson from the fable? L et ginning. If tlie sugar grains, use it for the latest and most reliable. It* Local
te m fw r th a t p ro m p ted u g ly w o r d s an<
m
Mr. H a n se n 's a r t ic le sa y s :
"
H
u
t
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a
v
e
n
't
you
se
n
t
w
o
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to
Sir.
ns find a dress adapted to our w ants and old fashioned cream candy or su gar Ailleat and spiciest, *n d It* Editorial* from U m
u n tr u t h fu l, b itt e r s e n t im e n ts ; n o , i.
N
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lo
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i
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ua
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m
p
lo
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e
d
b
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a
ablest
pen*
In
the
country.
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let th e question of beauty rem ain uu- taffy. It cannot bo used for fo n d a n t
fr ie n d s h ip o u tg r o w n is t h e u n h a p p .
T H E C H R O X IC L K baa always been, and *l»*fi
firm w h o co n c lu d e d to m a k e u g r im ie r n ges?” I ask ed .
p r o d u c t, o f to o m u c h w o rld lin e s« 01
answ ered u n til tho more im portant and U se only the best granulated su gar for w ill be, the frien d and champion ot the people m
th em aelven ra ttier th a n p u r c h a se on e.
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t io o w o u ld he th e b e t te r w o rd , o r a
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kneading. If your fondant g ra in s w itli- O|>pr»»*elonR of any kin d . I t w ill bo ludvpffadMt
l a e v e r /ih lu g n e u tra l in nothing.
m a k e rs, m a c h in is ts und in o ld e r s, w ith h im au d sa id h o orter sh o t m y h u ll
k n o w le d g e o f th o w o rld a m o re co m ely
“ B u t has woman a rig h t to bo ugly? out apparent cause, you m ay h ave boil-
p le n ty o f w ood an d p ig iron in th e b a ck d ro v e o f b a w g s .”
p h r a s e , b u t w h ic h e v e r p le a s e s m o st th"
I s beauty her transcendent duty, aud is ed it n little too long. A few drops of
g r o u n d , so i t e n te r e d th e ir m in d th a t
“ A u d so y o u are o b lig e d to pop a t
b eau ty a m atter of dress?" Then w ith lemon ju ice or a little cream o f tartar
o u tc o m e o f th e sa m e n e v e r varies.
T a k e tw o g ir ls u t sc h o o l, s u y s th e th e r e c o u ld n o t be w n c h e x p e n s e a t h im to g e t ev en ? ”
scorn: " W h a t au ignoble scram ble J. G. w ill prevent this. Fondant is the soft
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b e e n t h r o u g h a ll th e y e a r s o f s tu d y
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t h e y s e p a r a te a t g r a d u a tio n sw eu rin ;
thau herself.
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m a in c a s t in g o r bed w aa e a s t th r e e yell» a n d u s soou a s b o g i t s o v er b is
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f o r th fo r a tim e , an d th e n o n e ju iys t h e • tim e s before- p r o d u e in g a ix s s a l d e p ie c e tk e c r b o ’ll w a n t to s e tt le th e caso. ”
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w h ile it h a s le f t t h e o t h e r v ’brr«» « ’•
ward the < harm of a wom an s manner, day and m ake it up in to candy tho n e x t
b een {»aid fo r. W h en it e s m e fo n a sem -
“ M r. S k in n e r m u s t h a v e lo ts o f r e la c in n a ti.
w n a . A fte r th e first g o o d lu ik o v e r old
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m o s p h e r e t h a t w aa o n c e s o th o r o u g h g e th e r . P a r ts w h ic h sh o u ld h ave b een
g b t to be ugly nt certain tim es aud stan d in g the pan co n ta in in g it in a h /
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fie ld s o f co m r a d e sh ip .
w a s c o n d u cte d by P ro fesso r H erb ert L.
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O sg o o d o f C o lu m b ia u n iv e r sity , w h o n ot h in der h er from becom ing Strom?
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t h o n a tio n 's e n p ito i," said mt o ld m u- s t r o y in g v a rio u s k in d s o f in s e c t ¡«-»ts I ° ° t o f th o m o u n ta in to a rrest th e m au q u e stio n s w e r e osk ed n t th e ex a m in a tio n , ever ufter. ’
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H e r r i n . G u ll S w a llo w , a S p a r r o w .
t h e d is in f e c t in g v a p o r s are d oor w it h a p ip o in h er m o n th , a n d a s th r e e h o u rs. T h e q u e stio n s w ere sea rch
it w a s v rg n n ix etl.
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“ S am D a v is, y o u a re je st tb e m au I o f E n g la n d . P ro fesso r O: good lias ch a rg e fish in g schooner. Ouo m orning ho had in to the w ild fo w l inclosure iu Ucntrul
th c a c d a y s, fo r r o r n e ts , nJ Io h o r n s und au d crack iu t h e tr e e , an d w ith o u t a n y
park and began pecking nt som e grain
ta b a s n re c o m p a r a tiv e ly n ew .
I r e d o u b t rea ch t h e se a t o f the, d ise a s e , w a n te d t o se e. I 'v e h eard y o u ta lk a o f tb o co u r se o f s tu d y , w h ic h is fo r tw o w h ieh ,Si Or,UUU/ O bnrU 60,1,0 m ack« ’el
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m a r c h in g th r o u g h th o s t r e e ts o f th ia s e c t life , to g e th e r w ith u n y larvu e and y o u i f y o n r e a lly b e lie v e th a t sto ry c e r tific a te a t th e c lo s e if tlie ex a iu in a - w a s so angered at th is f a iluro J his crane s lon g and slender neck sh ot cu t,
t io n s a r c su c c e s s fu lly passed. T h e co u rse breakfast that b eto ck one of the burned and a fluttering sparrow w a s grasped iu
B y M a 'l. P o s t a g e Fold.
c it y , led l>y s i x v io lin is ts , w ith t w o ot ■ g g s w h ie h n w y he a t tJw lio tto m o f th e ah u n t J o u e r a n d th o w h a l e .”
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th r e e v io la s, n fid d le in siz e b e tw e e n h ole.
O f co n rso I d o ,” w a s th e r e p ly — “ o f is e q u iv a le n t to tb e ju n io r au d sen io r fish from the p latter and slu n g it across a t a S 1' ! ^ “ 10 ° ‘hPrS
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y e a r s in th o sa m o stu d y n t C olu m b ia.
tho ta b le in to the boy cook ’s fac&
t h e o r d in a r y v io lin im d th e v io lo n c e llo . : ra ted , und if t h e c o d lin m o th g r u b is cou rse. I s B i l l n ron n d h om o to d a y ? 1
T h o sc h o la r sh ip w a s n am ed fo r M rs.
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T h e boy uersed h is w rath u n til w ith seized the sparrow, elev a ted its head
N e a r ly a ll th e o th e r in s tr u m e n ts w ere th e r e ita fu to is se a le d .
“ H o w b ig a m a u w a s J o u er? ” p er
D o n a ld Mc-Leau, re g r u t o f tbo N e w
fa ll fare th e fisher boat w a s tied to her und gulped dow n the liv e bird w ith evi
rood , f la g e o le ts an d c la r io n e t« , w ith tu t th a t U iealy b u g . red sp id e r an d a h ost s is te d tb o w o m a n .
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Y ork c i t y c h a p te r o f th e D a u g h ters C f h 7
h 0 U ,° d o o k ’ w h e u h e P a c k e d
" 'B o u t ns b ig a s I am , I reck on . D id
o o s m e iiM is l F ren ch h orn .
T h e b ig a t o f o th e r |>cata can be e r a d ic a te d b y th e
’J lie p a te n te e , 8 . I«»we, y o u s a y B i l l w a s o ff b u u tin ? ”
t r a c tio n o f Uie lum d for s tr e e t {«trades sa m e m e th o d .
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b u t th a t w it h tb e certiflc a to g iv e n to m e cu th is trip , and sure as I ’m alivt^
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i f n o t m u s ic .
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fe a tu r e « th a n th e y o re u ow .
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world, p rin t* regularly ftt coin no*, or l * e
L IO N F A R M IN G .
th o u g h n o n o o f th o D a u g h te rs w h o encountered, face to face h i ? ?
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In th a t w h a lo t i l l bo w u s e n t o n t? ”
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t * f M * f N e w *. L lw r s t u i* and (leneral In fw « *
o ff p lu n d er .
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youngs woman
tain and accosted hT*
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