' “OLD TIMES, OLD FRIENDS, OLD| Marian Drake sat silent the while, aud | Olar 5 ¢ HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
: Li i sove, when Huldsh had limped fiito the bed- | and birds, and bowlders of zock a
There are no days like the good old days— - | F0om to get: fresh fuel wherewith to .re-
i The days when Wo were youthfall | plegish failing ise, she Whispered to
When humankind were pure of mind companiond :
- Hei 4 don't lixe the looks of this place,
emits
: AT WALL POCKET ‘FOR BOSOM BOARD,
, ' Gray linen, white muslin, red worsted,
y came up to brush Miss Wynford's | 2. ym Lael cont oad scarier
And speech and deeds were truthful; 1 lovely golden hair was brimful of tid- : ; ex tronizs
© Beforga love for sordid gold shee Clazal I wish we had never come to jinge, = Bis vel hasld, Ou ihe Svar 10 ow desira-
Became man’s ruling passion, He “‘Dear heart alive, miss,” said 8b, | jo ut of the gray linen. Line'with
And before each dame and maid became «What nonsense!” said Clara, gayly. | ¢‘dad you know that Widow Huldah the muslin and trim and finish with the
Slave to the tyrant fashion! « think it is all splendid! Old Huldah
ve ohh is a perfect character, and a night upon
: < Dale, wholives up on. the mountain, scarlet braids and worsteds to suit your
There are no girls like the good old girls= | the mountain side will be an adventure
as 2564 stopped. sll nigh E 1 ‘that fancy. Some simply bind the edges;
«= f Against the world I'd stake ’em! to talk of for weeks.” . “Yes said : tly. «Go | Others quill the braid all round them, 25 AND THE
tha J As buxom and smart and clean of heart Fhe oper of sve breed and milk was Loni?" Class, impatisaty: while otlier crochet a scalloped edge into TITANIA
1 aN or As the Lord knew how to make em! | delicious to the two hungry girls, and | ~ “Well, she's got a crazy son that's. the scarlet braid. At the op of + he fae : :
They 3 Fauna in spirit and common sense, | when afterward Huldsh showed them | been wanderip’ round in the woods, Liv- side lining 4 Hite Dy ot on (The Queen of Fairies )
p supportin’; the way up a steep flight ot steps more | ing on nuts and berries like a wild man bosom board, which is ‘also used for the FOR LADIES,
They could bake ind brew, d had io i than sta} Th ne .
§ y e kd b OW, ed jad baught like a ladder than stairs, which led into | these three months, for he's escaped ironing of cuffs and collars, should be
school, too, i : the gartet, Clara's delight was greater | from the asylvm, where they didn’t use : = CcTLY
And they made the likeliest courtin’l . yy ® a i him well i, and his BF sor mother kept clean, these pretty holders are not ov HIGHEST
There are no boys ks ths ‘goed ald boys— | > ‘‘What-a love of an old place,” she | hada’ the heart to put him back ‘there only Sonyesient Dus Joey ad 2 spot of pe” © GRADE
When we were boys together! | exclaimed, looking round her at the bare | again; and last night he slipped on them brightness. to gue ‘pitenet : [NES Do ; IS ri
7S together g agal nig clothies-pin ‘bag may be made to match x y ;
5 1 Eo apes | ey Ges Gch tn | coiein Jog me be mete om || CCEA ||» DIAMOND FRAME =
Po feet Ee : almost touched her head. **How music— | was ‘drownded! And Widow Huldah | 2% ang near ons J . J oe In | nek |
r Bro- | That dimpled the laughing heather; = ally the rain sounds; and how cozy that | she takes ou just as bad as if he wasn't a | Form, Field and Stockman. . NEE Ne mime?
! y When the pewee sung to oe scammer dawx | little bed under the beams looks, only | poor, deformed creature without come gran : j CUSHION ano PNEUMATIO :
your i Of the bee in the billowy clover, we shall have to go on our -hands and | mon sense—and fo think she’s kep’ that | ~ HOW TO MARE A LAMP SHADE, 2 TIRES====—
Vv. i Or down by the mill the wilp-poor-will ness to get into 3) on, Marian, wha secret, all the Gears she's lived. there, ad a yard and a half il ide shins — E : W Lis
i 3 Fehoed his nizht over. 0 you suppose we shal ream about!’ | amad soni” : * silk twice, cut make ree pi pi
0 sub- ue Hush? cried Marian, seizing her | Clara spoke no word, but her eyes met | exactly alike. , Sew two. pieces together WARRANTY WITH VERY WHEEL
ng to There Ie a0 ore Mate Eo ig love— |companion’s arm. ‘What noise was | those of her cousin Marian. = ad tun 2 hem two and a balf Tackes SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATALOGUE
ro ERYa us i] that?” : | © “That explains the mystery,” said the | deep for the top; overcast the bottom. : OSHEN,
We are old, old men, yet we pins again | = +Only an owl hooting in the woods. | latter, quietly. ‘Poor Huldah! no won- | Run a shirr next the hom, another two ARIEL GYGLE MFG. GO.,%%o:
For that precious grace—God save us! What a bundle of ndiculous nerves you | der she was so unwilling to shelter ‘ut | inches below, and one one inch below : : rere
/i G / So we dreaw and, dream of the good old | are,RMarian!” ma from the rain! She must have hersell | that. Place on the shade frame and : =
. ames : rd Ag Ab, bus the strange grating sounds | taken ‘the jewels from him afterward, grav the top shiz suingio fitthe frame, 2 ;
And earts grow tenderer, fonder, as if skeleton fingers where feeling over | and told a falsehood to keep the awful | allowing the wide hem to arrange itse : Sa
Great As those dear 0ld dreams ‘bring soothing | the roof.” g ee secret.” : DN utes RE etl puff: draw the other shirrs | NRW BEOFS OF DAVIS BEWING MACHINE 00.
loons Jheame LLL le Clara burst into a laugh. “Poor Huldah!” sighed Clara. *‘But, | to fit the frame. Now take the other | (gy eo coo
: of Raven sway a NA ‘Nothing on earth but the trees that | Matian, how wonderful that our lives piece of Sik and cut into sxactly three | |= —
—Eugene icago News | hang over the ledge of rocks, and brush | were preserved. Suppose, inan instant pieces for the ruffle, This allows a 3 . ed, andall
ALFORS a 2 | to and fro across the ridge-pole at every | of mad caprice—"" = hols breadth sti io fall, Bow Sei Conde of MaOERATE Fis, i
i : : i mp : : gust of wind. What will you fancy Y ) D6 ' short and shuddered, in: 1} ee pieces. toge er, and pin ” OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT OFFICE
rated. A NIGHT OF TERROR. next? 3 oleh of Hot i ing her sentence. A Doth 0 Shiu aon; Soe inch Bo A Femsie rom Washington. Swab
i : : Lo Marion drew a deep sig relief. And the two innocent young girls, | the top and sew to the Dboltom of the end model, drawing 0 s escrip-
Fam- BY HELEN FORREST GRAVES. iB T shall not undress,” she, said, | kneeling at their prayers that night, | shade. A handsome spray of flowers"and aye La pe
ouses, Crile oT Will be such fun,” | quietly, ~~" | thanked Heaven with tremulous fervency | a lace rufile over the silk one adds to its | J g : fl | 3. Arar, on tO ote countries
3 5 DE id Tengheatted “Why not?” _ | for the perils they had escaped.—New | beauty, but i is very haudsome without | { or fl Lotto Mme he sign cn *
iting a * Ciara Wynford. | #7 think it safer to lie down just as I { York Weekly. Ft these. If the frame is not large enough ; : ! V4
2 1 don’t think it | am. : ] car daar : | 'a small wire may be looped around it.| Leone. SECT, wae To C. A.SNOW & CO.
5 Neill be fun at all,” | ~ (Marian, you are a goose!” exclaimed | Peouliarities of Indian Soelal Life. | very easily, making any sized desired. — BE pte OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. @
: said. 4 ion Dale, | Olara.’ $‘However, I don’t care; we'll| ye Bo Copa : * | New Orleans Picayune, ms » 3s ohh |
Pi a. \ gravely. ‘Only ses | just draw the patchwork coverlid over wo pe i Inia ate hs low that the Ce Capacity 400 Machines per Day OULTRY FOR PROFIT.
=—_ what a dismal place | us, and sleep as soundly as if we were in. tunity to ac. | «©
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The skilful me:
2 =" > J nvihing. REG] FOR INVABIDS: \ Many people are deterred. from keeping. po try fear
Sm : = pa Ab 2 is under that the State Chamber at Windsor ‘Castle, Ey better wages than In pre aring this nourishing food for 5 Ss ’ : ; Tl La
57! — Gas Es ot soska, wit fox L Sik I aver was #0 sleepy 0 all | Ge Of borer it he is shrowd, and | tho sick, writes Annie Townshend, of | FOB TERMS, BTc., ADDRESS Rey Soe tart pail over Scored and
. 2 ; my He.’ may live with less discomfort, but he | Ohio, we should be careful in selecting : ail Weaimeesen te whith splokens sre Umble, Put op ip the
P the crickets for| «Ishall not sleep a wink all night,”
So» neighbors, Let us|sald Marian, Oh, Clara, I wish we
% Neeer== (oyun, Clara, end we | had kept ‘on down the mountains, I
¢hall surely reach home before the storm | wish we had not ‘come here.”
: ge ch : z £3 4 it easily A Pout
will ‘never become rich. A first-class | our style of cooking that it be oneboth £ xax Fowpeh preparad by this Compaufy when mixes pith
carpenter rarely receives more than ten | inviting and best for a weakened palate. DAVIS SEWING N CHINE G0. | their 1 Tain powers. This {rR sree dpseiate
rupees a month, And as a rupee is equiv- | It is certain that eggs are often cooked | ils x Sod Fe om Ase i or young hikens thesis sie
, . iE s * 7 ; equal to it for promoting their growth. Ouorzea Pius 25
alent to thirty-six cents, three dollars | so that they are uninviting and indigesti- DAYTON, ©- CRICAGO, ILL. gents pes box: Fovuenx Pownen 3S cents Tof large package;
Son,
breaks.” =.= “Marian, what ails you?” cried Clara, | 5 sixty cents is good 3 : ts and storekeeper
a elie ta Ey ; ents wages for thirty | ble. There is always, however, a ‘‘best seut by mail. - Pills at the same price, Poultry Power for
pi on nl? Clara held up hee Snger af: s limes: impaiontiy: ould & be sach days’ work. Common laborers receive | way” todo evetything, for both the sick BIRD FOOD CO. 400 North Third st,
Pha- Swlor” edge Si the horiz ik rolled Bi ops lars. Do lie quietly down an alot et me go from four to six rupees a month, de-| aad the healthy. If you who read this |, ; x HE '3. PHILARELPHIA, PAs
; i the 1 £ th wn pending - upon the class of work, A | article have never tried preparing them od ;
: a patie they fo ls said 10 more. but at mids contractor pays for eight carpenters, | in the following way I am sure you would *“C HI : \ OC OTANIC
JOS, na stood. -t*Another five minutes, and the | night she noiselessly waled - her com: nine laborers, one night-watchman and | be surprised at the result, They are | o
tempest will be upon us in all iis force. | panion. j : i : ;
‘We must not lose an instant in seeking | +*Clara, Clara! Hush! do not speak!” :
one messenger the combined wages of | changed both chemically and in appeat-
one dollar and sightysiz cents per day, | ance, and are so much more delicate : 47 ;
‘Nothwithstanding that living is very | than eggs cooked in the ordinary man. O AGE
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shelter.” : she whispered; but a face was looking | pony : son a
: ; : ta Ln + ; p in India,the real wages are prob- | ner that they tempt the invalid who has Shi ; : «2
rioea = Bk suppose old Huldah will not ad To fe Wingow Just al No ono | 201: lower than in any other country | but little a A taste them, at least, | : ; : %9 a
“Bring in aTti nia dO . s 0 EE OW rie 0 008 {in the world. An American could not | and, when once tasted, are apt to be, ORG a
ew. Don't of a all EE ie potent could reach it. You are | jive on such low wages; at the end of a8 eaten, and Bre frequently called for after. a . : y =
1 Loon, as in a storm like this.”, ge oI am mot dreamingueither have I month, if all substantials were furnished, | ward, for they are not tough even though | Has attained a standard of excellenc:
he would be in debt for his pepper and | well done, Bags that are cooked but | which admits of no Superior.
salt. In the simplicity of India’s eco- | little may be considefed easy of diges- Ii contains every improvement that |/
nomic structure, the necessities of living | tion; they are certainly not inviting to. inventive genius, skill and money cax
are reduced to a minimum, and a good | invalids, who need tempting looking produce...
illustration if furnished of not how much | food--food that makes them desire (0 | cases g
y And seizing her companion's hand | been asleep, But I tell youa face did
resolutely, Clara Wynford almost dragged | look in just now—a face ghastly io the
— her along over the rough inequalities of moonlight, with shaggy bair and beard.”
oh the mountain path to the little cabin | | Clara raised herself on her elbow, and
which nestled beneath an overhanging | perceived that the violence of the storm |, poy requires to live upon, but upon | taste it. .
how little he can ext. = Although the | - In the evening break the eggs into a | OMGANS
Cures all Nervous
Ve Lame »
ig Kidney Diseases, Diabetes, Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit.
FIVE usiness men, Professional men, students snd clerks whose
brains are coustantly astive exhaust the nervous foroes
forgetful, nervous, irritable, with dull brain and
i : ledge of rocks, Once, twice, she tapped, | was over, and the meon was shining so WAR
and receiving be TO boldly pushed 3 to testa Squat of white radiance 98 | natives are not physically strong, they | pan filled with water, being careful to | OF . =
5 I open a s beset and cb 6 rough board floor. High «| are lithe and active, and are good work- | use a pan that is new, or nearly so, as | __ A bo :
ollowed with beat Sart a0 cheeks | - Suddenly the flood of light was dark- |. © WW gmall retinue of servants is | iron would ruin the eggs. ' Allow them INTRINSIC -RANVED | __ Nassessels, Week
blanched by Tague = afin ph ened, Manan forced her SOmpagien necessary to administer to the comfortof | to retain in the water over night. When | yaLyE 5 ip, Heuaris 4 Fpliepto Fit
Lame of sik sh szed I. gu the } ge: back ate a reclining ‘posture, and Whis- | , Buropean or American who attempts | breaking use great care fo keep them = * FOR | (Redmon Lots fd Lr Ea et r.
fore it smoking a short, black pipes She | ¢“Hush! pretend to be aslesp—it is to keep house in India, A gweoper isa | whole. Inthe morning place the pan || AND. S| Bum ee Le Beketive. Memory: Lame Back,
sweeper and nothing else,a water-carrier | undisturbed upon the stove and let if re- STER
is & water-carrier and nothing else, and | main until the eggs are cooked. Then .
turned her head as they entered. . ‘our only safety.” -
so on through the innumerable trades | serve asyou would other poached eggs. “LING
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“Why didn't you say ‘Come in,’ Hul-| And at the same instant a curions
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dah?” inquired Clara, with good- | dwarfed fizure climbed into the room, | .,q o : : ; hile tas 3 De ETwomen are. weak, tired and finally they
ir] | mnammO Sesh drm inoni arhet | memm, bphgmm nl) Bes in 2 5ST we ro, | 1 EE Fo
3 eal 3 3 a oF - t NY x ; ir rod Se . x Bi 0 Ni Bit ebuild; stre 0 d invigorate
hear us craving admission? corpse-like in the magic light, framed 83 | Tip not sweep the room. The chow- | tried it will become a general fa¥Orite,— | emma the whale Sai. Calms tn ner: Induces siacp sud eres
: +] heard your knock,” hoarsely an- | it was with a mat of coarse red hair.
re rooms, Pe nl swered the old crone.
+ Many gaffer 2
ine which théy do not feel free-to speak to thelr physician, It
Be : 'I- | kidar, or night-watchman, could not be | Detroit Freo Press. : :
A ragged coat hung loosely on ifs mis- |. 3% do0 Yo : 4." 5 So hie cause of many
Window Sot 2a " : g : 0 open a door In the daytime: A a : : : These excellent Organs are celebrated
dew ak ‘And why didn’t you reply? shapen shoulders, and ‘its feet were carpenter will make a post, if he has | yvorezs yom BREAKFAST HoT BREADS | fOr their volume, quality of tone, quick
“I want no company!” was the brief | cased in something that looked like Zesponse, variety of combination, artistic Bias fr Shrcty Cus Sind She complain bind
made and : : : plenty of assistants to wait upon him, ay She pe ¢
answer, j mocassins. of fur., And as Clara lay i : : Indiana Batter Cakes—8ift into a pan | de beauty in finish, perfeat
oF But Clara Wynford, instead of being | there, she could feel the blood pulsing in Dut if he wants & pises of ay three large pints of cornmeal and add to Hon. mak a them the sing ay Herb Medicine Company,
repelled by thid ungracious reception, | wild leaps to her heart. She could not i rl si this'a' tablespoonful of lard. Add a | ornamental and desirablo organs in the | 948 BItbWYN STREET: PHILADELPHIA, PAs
es deco a 2 ¢ : 2 ” BO | timber is'not a part of his trade. There : 1d for H S — . - -
ew a wooden stool to the fire, beckon- | speak—she had no voice to scream. It 3 ad small teaspoonful of saleratus, or a large | World ior RLOmOS, chools, Churches, an :
< y owh | or th t that she | 2 2° Jack-of-all-trades here, and the as. dissolved 1 : Lodges and Bocieties, WwW ANT A
er ilown: : ing Marian to follow her examiple, 5 seomed to Ler for the momen 8h | ass each one knowsof other occupations one of soda, dissolved in a little warm | 08 : A
sto make “You're a gross old thing, Huldah, must surely go mad with terror. than his own, and the less he does that, water. Next make the whole into a soft |. Catalognes omar al: application, Phan. Met ALLIC RooF
I she seid, langhing. Would you have | THe ereeturs, oo apparition OF | ing ‘potter for the remaining vice-win- | A°UER ICE & PIR of 90d olen, ANE: Lappin ends ALLR
e list—the op! Aas out in the rain Lik the im reality, SERpE Ste: t iJ acres , D or = | ners. Bach follows the of his | 72 Sh = onsis nog Of a mod- = : 0 os AKE IT
“Hither 1 bo drnched by he ui |g or Co whe th gia” noclaot | ifr and random, snd mover a | So baer, by sidiog endoel, not (hicago (otfage Organ Go WE MAKE IT
Ey wn fan to seek a shelter like yal and earrings lay g ttering on an un pires to anything else.—New York unite one pint and a half of warm water. gh ] "> ; :
, b uldah, her face still turned away from | painted pine table, and uttered a strange, | may 00 ; ; oa en it is all mixed continue to stir for |’. - 228 WA ;
Ee ; her uninvited guests. : i a chuckling sound’ 8 Je gathered ‘them > ead : half 58 hour. a zoady 2 griddle NABASH AVE. :
: **Why, Huldah, you speak as if t together and drop them into some Parisian . — ated overs an e batter : 2
place were uncanny.” rossptacls hidden away in his clothing. 1, aris Pawnshops, “| in the manner of buckwheat cakes. Send | : CHICAGO, ILL.
So it is,” said Huldah, sternly Than, horror of horrors! he approached | In the Paris pawnshops everything I8 | ¢, table hot, and serve with syrup. These
\ | “Are there ghosts Here, or evil | the bed, leaning over and listening so | OP°% sad public, The pledging soem ii cakes are very light and good, and con- Solontific American
. ; spiritsf” persisted Clara, the words | intently that they could feel his hot alaigs rope r Sig sors viding Iv venient to make, as they require neither L. RO or
: sounding strangely in her gay young breath on their temples for an instant} side! the ding ao (Be ott egg, milk nor yeast. They may be 9 v
to. 81. : voice. 5 nn it Asleep! be murmured, * asleep!” Ev erybods seca everbody a aTia cooked as soon as mixed or allowel to YL mg RE
2 \ ; clara} Clara! Headed Marian, pull- And when Slats sad Marian next ts chon Riow what's ise; am ughtfo stand for an hour or more, STEEL AND IRON
4 ing er Sleeve, oa ve talk 80; you | dared to open t sir 6768 ho Was gone. pawn snd how much Sich Yas got for 3, | Kentucky Batter Cakes.—Sift a quart ng
y x € my bloo run co dl : They lay there trem g an: \ earing When the apprai frer 1 s g at the | of cornrceal into a large pan; mix with ¥ oO O F i
\ i ‘But its all nonsense, laughed Clara. |a repetition /F the strange | sit il contents of J pi erable little bundle |. Jt tWo large ‘tablespoonfuls of wheat flour GAVEATS ROOFING PAINT CORR
Ot, do listen to the ain! how it pours | daybreak ang then ae Wi hi 2 {of clothes,shouts out that the office can't and one saltspoonful of salt. Warm one TRADE MARKS, GATED IeoN SIDINGS i
“upon the roof, and just see those vivid | Huldah Dare, to tell the story of their . ; pint and a half of rich milk in a small Ru ESIGN PATENTS AND CEILINGS,
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flashes. ‘You can’t turn us out, Huldah, | night's adventure. The old woman lend anything on such a pledge, as not
saucepan, but do not let it come to a
For information and fre Handbook writs to Corrugated iron Sutable for isyatars, Mills, Barns,
Se now that we are here”? listened with an incredulous face, having the minimum worth fixed by their | | ©" * yy op 5¢ hep i ‘take: NEW YORK, ; : “
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EL). oun Duns pd 1d. fu otaned |" onaunael she sonked “ase | ego 1 ie declgedly mOrGFng| oi ‘no fre and pu init bwo pices | SETESMIETENECLROER | WTR Sp ATR
somewhat as she looked into the fresh | and nonsense} s You were ing | fifty other borrowers. grinning at hia dis. | Of fresh butter, each about the size of a | thePu lic by a notice given free of charge in the Fullimstrustions sont With all ardars; wind,
beauty of the sweet young countenance | ¢But our rings and necklaces, and comfiture. The lowest’ sum that the hen’s egg. Stir the butter into the warm y
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Mont.de-Plete will advance is sixty cents, milk until it melts and is well mixed. & cientific 2 mevican SEHD EGR US RATED DATALIGUE.
so that the pledge must represents mini- Then stir in the meal gradually, and set ost circulation of any selentifie peperinthe | N A HALDEMAN & Hi}
mum value of a dollar and ahalf, Loans | the mixture to cool. Beat four eggs very on Shona be Without 1h Weekly, 83, 0 a s Ma ! 9
are refused on any pledges having a less | light and add thom by degrees to the Jour, SL six months. Address MUNN & COs | 93 N. FRONT ST, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
value.---New York Journal, | mixture, stirring the whole. very hard. Sih : AGENTS WANTED.
If you find it too thin add a little more
1 kinds ‘of . upturned to hers. t Si Marian’s coral brooch?” :
«I would never have invited you to| “There they ate,” said. Huldah, with
‘come in, Miss Clara,” she said; ‘‘but | a motion of her head toward the pillow
since you are here I must do my best to | of her own rough couch in the corner.
‘Sen Foam” make you comfortable.” | +1 came up last night to see that you
~And you will give us some milk out | were sleeping well, and saw them all
of those darling old blue-rimmed bowls, | spread. out, and knew it wasn't sate, so I
o handle : A Huoter’s Parad : cornmeal. Have ready a griddle heated i Aa MEA AP ®
and some rye bread?” | brought them down with me and put dunter’s Xa : :
4 soump 15 5 ght a dom we mrs Jaks, | ne Tr aud bake like buckwint |; Sim AYERS Y()[J MAX A STAR FIVE HOE VRRTILUER DRILLTS
Clara ‘clapped Her hands like a de-| Clara lifted up the homespun linen, | dme are pointed in enthusiastic language | Ohio Pancakes—Beat separately the | sem 9 ee - :
UEht 1 oan lighted child; ~~ © | and there, sure enough, lay the sparkling | by pleasure seekers who have just re- | whites and yolks of six eggs. Mix one | LOOK HERE = Nd :
en +tAnd may we sleep up in the garret | treasures] She looked at Marian, al- | turned from Jekyll Island, a private club | oing of flour with two teaspoonfuls of ir a. EL on JAN
under the eaves?! = © is | most inclined to disbelieve the evidence | resort out in the ocean about nine miles | haying powder and sift. To the flour ; ; pie
AT «You had better go home, Miss Clara— | of her own from Bromswiok, Ga. The istard 18 | aad first the yolks of the eggs with one 7 aay POSITIV
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dainty young Tadics fo lay your Heads o] daw it with my own eyes-—the hor-
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|| s\Inhospitable’ ‘old. * ated | rid, dwarfed creature gather up our rings a thin batter. Lard the bottom of a hot : Soli gs Saale d by
Cléra. ras if we could go home in such and charms and: drop them into his 88 | oriddle and fry ‘at once.: Take up, E Seas Shate3
a tempest as this] ‘Why, it will rain. all | pocket. I saw his face, very white, with | smooth and 88 8 ted floor. | gapimkle lightly with sugar, roll ‘up,’ _ LIGHTEST DRAFT}
aightt* i {bis glittering eges and red, tangled : roads traverse the Interior of the | piaue in napiin or hot bread cloth ona wats LOW HOPPER?
“They will send the carriage for you.” | I felt his very breath upon my face.” d, and there turesque bridle | warm platter and serve. i a n
«How can they, when they haven't an Dreams! & dreams! dreams here @ woods abound | Rye Batter Cakes—Beat two eggs very a ANY DEPTH
idea where we are? = We started tb walk | tered Huldah, impaticntly.. you fin ga 88. ‘hogs, wild] ight. Mix them gradually with a quart - bo Adjustabl y Feed
to Buckleyville, and then I remembered | ready : Eo By 4 x l; BDAY of Inkewarm milk and sufficient rye meal os Susi 8 wee
shat. delicious wild grapes used to grow |.
up the mountain side, and-we wandered | the
: i knowing «where, until we |