The Inn: An Old Epitaph. ing her way by the walls of the pit wl rn sympathy has assumed practi
Post-haste we ride the road of men
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But it was a terrible journey 1 eal shan Having i ed her point a
thal old inn yeclept “The Earth”
There some delay to dine and sup,
While some but taste a stirrup-cup;
And some have ease and ample fare, | Progress; he took off her uy ous messages often
And some find little comfort there | per garments, and found that » | O1 FERO dl to be
Hig score is large who bides a day; could walk more freoel: A little fur- if the good tiding
Who soonest goes hath least to pay | ther on, her feet touched something | Thoge
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-Arthur Guiterman, in the New York | soft and clammy. She stooped down, | and uncovered the! 3: | she
and torn by sha stones She was | sthaste the whole width of
drenched he skin and the ‘el | glan Empire, for she full w
} clinging to her legs Impeded |! how tardy in delivery
who were
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Times. but drew away her hand again in hor | loered why there was so deep a ; 3 : -
| And still another old fashion is be
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— ror as she felt the face of a man lence hy no one answered her |
return |
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Ssesasasases reeset oo: | covered with a = v beard, cold and | and again she sald, more imperiously | 08 By J Fa. na ra ™ pm
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2 A WIFE S DEVOT; ON: Ey ident] ome uniaap pi net I ng the ’ : pardon -, tables and chairs and wall papers, !a white cotton
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Right 3 the wintry plains and nl i ‘ aarK | late 1 r replie nee
desert
woman wa
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ant's wagon,
Nadia
upon the modern
often a pretty
Hone
which
going
mines
Karl Sells
one enough.
ture, and haa
novel;
breathe
and for this
consigned
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but she was
not allow
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Come to our store and you
will be convinced of a few facts
: in Footwear . . . .
A ric Ne ee Te nln, A. RAPE
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shaped to fit the shoulders in tones of | steal one, as o M als
re ef the ante . Sania? . l nore miss t Ia No Amesments
drama one of the actors, in t | mauve, The pattern is first cut {1 TS might not actu
cold, | 1 1 journey he lothes | 4 y teving its very hardest rusk | Of a poacher, was supposed ) be | tough brown paper, one quarter of an it} t a shoe horn Before insuring your i life see
had bec ragge nd torn, and ex. " killed. A rival poacher, after shool- | inch larger than necessary, then black | ow, here is a pointer for her the contract of THE HOME
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posed 1 arms and 't to the wintry “She ja fo vO prisoner ing him, ran off, and the curtain de | gatin ribbon, one third of an inch | ¥O! ah 1 t a shoe horn, use which in case of death between
gh ‘ ' - oivia the tenth and twentieth years re-
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her!" | scended on the dead man ying alone | wide, is basted down %o the paper Ero 4 hat : pa : lage turns all premiums paid in ad-
guard had been But the petty deapot laughed a in the center of the stage The piece | all around, leaving the quarter inch | a, and . ot t as conven- | dition to the face of the policy.
there; but there was a basket | the | Was being performed in a small coun: | of paper beyond. Half an inch wide | ‘ent as the article designed for that —
attached a windlass which had | great Jash was raised again, and fel | try town. At the end of the second | green ghiaded ribboa forms the leaves, | PUTPOSe Money to Loam on First
been used to descend the shaft. With-| on Nadia’s back and naked arms, | Act the victin was duly shot and the | Loops of ribbons are cut the neces. | NOU a teaspoon; but a tablespoon. Mortgage
out hesitation she got in, knowing | .a,sing the blood to flow. This mad. | murderer as duly made his escapd. | gary length, the ends secured by a | Put the handle into the heel of a | Office in Crider’s Stone Building
that her weight would carry her | gened Seliedof as all the tortures | Something, however, went wrong | thread of green flloselle, then at the elipper and use it just as you do | BELLEFONTE,
down: but the rope was rotten, and | which had been inflicted on himself | With the curtain, and it did not de | back of the leaf, within half in Inch | ® shoe horn. When the shoe is on, Telephone Connection
she was Instantly precipitated head | pag never succeeded in doing, and, | #cend. It came down to within seven | at the top, the ribbon is cathered | the spoon handle really comes oul |
mg Into the black abyss ralsing the heivy chains that bound | feet or so of the stage, and there it | across, when a leaf will be found to | easier than a shoe horn
The suddenncss of the fall took | nig foot. he rushel upon the tyrant, | Stopped. Then whispers and frantic | be formed. When there are in read! | Of course, this Is merely a substi
orders, given in low, hoarse voices, | ness, prepare the flowers. Those with | tute, but if there doesn’t happen to 50 YEARS
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description, to be worn with a black | forgotten her own
“No Rest in the Trade.” | evening gown, was a deep bertha, | FOO™ 10 TOOm, week
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A strikingly pre
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second act of
blast ve place was quite deserted sried: o dare to touch
posted laugh of conscious power, and
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iway her consclonsness, but it was | gaehing them full in h's face
only for a moment, and then she was The later drew back and, shaking | sounded from the wings The audi: | points are made by tuning the rib | be a shoe horn around, it's handy to
aroused by the shock of ice-cold | him off. velled out | ence tittered. Suddenly, the “dead” | bons inward from left to right and | know about the useful gpoon
wales She had plunged In it up to] “sfutiny! Bhoot him down!’ | man rose wearily He advanced to! from right to left. Five to eight will - a
her neck, and was wildly struggling! One of his zealous myrmidons, | the footlights. “No rest, even in the | be required for these, according to FASHION HINTS.
for breath. | drawing a pistol, fired, and Karl Selle | grave,” he sald, in a sepulchral tone | the flower desired, and the width of ER
In throwing out her hand, however, | dof fell lifeless to the ground, while | Then with his long, thin arms he | the ribbon used; daisies require more Snakeskin is among the smartest
she struck against a rock, and. cling | Nadia. with a wild seream of anguish | reached up and pulled the curtain | petals, orchids less; the collar of | leathers for the modish bag. Traoe Manns
ing frantically, mansged at last to] threw Kerself over his prostrate form. | down.—The Independent. the ribbon, of course, depending upon Back and glide combs come in sets Cops ici,
drag herself out of the subterranean | put af this moment there was some | ———————————— the flower to be formed. Richmond | with handsome shell, metal or jeweled Anvone sending a sketch and deserintion roay
pool. Bho was now on dry ground, | fresh stir and commotion Several | The population of the island ot | Times. mountings. i oh a tS aa ath
but endless difficulties still surround: | more people were present and a calm, | Pombay is twice that of Scotland and Much favor appears to attach to Hons ria) Do sont
patent
ed her. | cold woman's volce from out of the | Ireland. SPONGING GARMENTS golden-brown, and to brownish-olive "Scientific jurough Hut 8 & Uo. tecalve
It was pitch dark. Whither must | gloom said: nbeutetoen After a thorough brushing, spong. | and olive-green, "Scie
she turn? 8he could not go back, for | “1 bring the Czar's gracious pardon Fraree has 3,040 miles of canals | ing and pressing Is recommended to Handkerchiefs in sheerest linen tific Fimerican.
there was the water. The only thing | to Karl Selledof!” and 4,605 of rivers improved for pur | pestore oloth to Its pristine beauty, | with border of the finest hand run Sula or Shy selene © Fara Jem oe
to be dona was to go blindly on, feel. It was the Princess Nariskine, | poses of navigation. especially If the garment has been | tucks. NN & Ci
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