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The Oxford Democrat: Vol. 48, No. 42 νηί ΓΜΕ 48. but I live —The be*t strengthener o; ruin I au 1 a with a blue tail der to the desired forty—"Adelaide, you. May LITTLK KOBHIK. ride pretty pink pony represent plaything, j hotly in Brown'* Iron Hitter.*. Il livery until she I to win eh?' grew pale. hope your' •no·«thin:; an.I refreshing In its clf ct stood still turtieJ OX for ι We a» Isella, and chancc Adelaide instantly, îlcni ir.i TUB IXILmCI A SMALL BOT MAT ΜΑ*Β This novel proposition made him lodged by Effort) AS AITAtB Of THC HkARI me, and fixed me xvith such a look .Vn liiahinan said thai lie ran nw.i 'rotn Of moment then me witl ι my room Mrs. Randolph's. upon thoughtful ; eyeing adjoined »iis father the minute he IS] ω never met r.or since. very discover*! •4 I Robbie bis mamma, be- I before She was the widow when settled hatred, he answered,4 No, don't always slept by that In· was hi* ui cle. Randolph * only too to be trusted to the said, raised KYKRV TUESDAY, we firat met, and I thought her then, as I want choclit.' ing precious 'Wretch,'she you your PI'BLISHKD * Flood's in made of woman chocolate , bonne. hand child, Kobbi>\ my Pareaparilla root», ■τ I think her now, the loveliest in Mother's lamb shall hare against my my am The first demand on λ little fiend. I herbs, and hark*. It give· tone to the the world," said Mr. Alexander Lane. by-and-by,' said Mrs. Randolph, I young tyrant's angel. You called hi-n TI. w \TKIWS. Tell Robbie 'to- »! hor I'd stomach and make* the weak Sold (*K«V "Aha!" responded Ford, the senior kissed him in a manner perfectly distrac being undressed was, despise, detest, utterly you. strong. Κ ill»r and rroprJctr»!·. " so to the man who adored her. Where ries.' a by Druggitu. partner of Ford «V Lane, and there ting marry demon sooner.' said the mother. was a romance. !" at he an and helc Very well,' patient she shone white with anger. A* Sly dog grabbed earring cruelly Ford, Kmersou says "a man ρα**ν« Tor what p#r Y«>nr. There was an old woman who—' Τ»·πη«·—·»·Π<t The two and rather her head at arm's-length. soon as I could catch my breath 1 trie 1 he is worth."' h<· ht Ift* i»t« men—old friends, graceful No, dOMl; ρβΜΜΙ ».»*"»«<·* « ni • ,: ι- » make mammi Lived in a shoe. Don't like that.' for the sake of a new |l ■ 1 ■··»»■■·* A in that mild Robbie, darling, you to argue. getting trump. old fellows—were loquacious 4 rrn'a frltl S« Who killed cock then ?' • .'«•rt η (*' I r»«'r.«r» a and is she said, robin, See how he was af;er«ard. A * ,w*· mood that follows dinner, cry,' persuasively. good " »Λ* "* ·*'' tl»« good Think ur 11.—Iλ life and health not |r.> '* held on, however, un- Don't like that.' '«h .W»"·*· wi'i h· '■'•B*»··».!. stimulated a and The young little wholesome i«—' worth The best r*·· by good cigar pleasant pirate * discipline preserving? preventive was a and 4 lift r»Nl·. the little artr Well, there little boy, to *'ie struck in. is Kcntwer' «|Λ|Ι» Γ«ρ'»ι Now there is no cozitr til his uncle Russell caught good Don't speak ni",' and restorer, "Wells' Health surrounding*. was with 'Hi ! hi ! his name his Robbie, and he sleepy, me « \ > ;r f κ e sold all Druggist*. spot than Lane's library, nor is there— and shook it, you younji Never dare to let again. hy !?:»'«·« of A<1v«riialnc, he is handsomer rascal, let go.' and—' Never dare.' wr»rt.-r·. considering past fifty—a l.ivv suits ate Lot always expensive. LB -Al sud Mrs, 'Ain't ; don't bed or more man than Lane himself. Be careful ; don't hurt him,' sleepy wantergoter She walked on briskly to the hotel, I About the* cheapest a man can get into Is TU—Τ il.»' genial or H, pu hl P !* «■«»·♦·. with warmth and de- and so on for an hour more, until my stain, the on·· worn in the V. S ···> ·*·"*. At this moment he sat staring into the Randolph, great meekly following. >he «we,·: up striped penitentiary. «»»—Tt tw>r <*!·». Λ 1<1)Ι:ο·«). to of that lov- 4,\ held between cision. blood boiled think gentle, me back a Judi'h look lull oj tire, the cigar meditatively flinging Havk W ι h r aic'.h Hiij-oi df Wild Ciikh- r*>M*Tt *«nr««, • sere\mod mistaken little mother under the heel two and Ford Won't ! won't leggo,' ing wrath. Il γ at hand. It cures colds- **>' fingers, repeated, by way leggo righteous always coughs, w.· >· v-v " mass of that monster. Then and there I V> of to the conversation. Robbie, until the struggling baby I told lluMcli the whole matter at bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, influ- W.r- W I THE C3EAT jog Sly dog!" yelling, ..... |Mf " a that her ail throat and «"·· Ν *···»·. to bare knees and I formed should bring ince. enza, consumption, and 1 M I one of my regular tripe of embroidery, yellow plan -<■>·»< tïKOton' Ν'«(ΙβΝ, ο During and the warfare. 50 cts and 91 a bottle. t f.«r> hctït.ixgtox ι: ι τι:. curU was handed over to Marie, the bonne, peace and comfort, boy and lung complaints. • V.v·.-«·. for the firm." said Lane, talking He whistled, then laughed long *-· ! IV No "th»T line run Thrr<» .'·>» Kuropc * r^rt] Tbrtnich " won't! at 4 ""''h T.«v*l 1 * to who carried it stairs. Robbie Next the small tourist'was fresh Jove he the had a vf<"< T"»« •rtiCT Trai: l'allv betwn-η IhH-ntro, Γ« to the fire, 1 had time up day loud. !' said. boy A young lady recently closed gushing ronf'B 'M *nv rrvi»«t li-r-<HI» apparently My ■ χ M wirr·!· Mum··*. I'otrx'i! Or.ah.i. us of lilaud and its a'.trai- f nin- Lu>c>!u. and was at Raveno. in the north Robbie won't !' reaching in grateful the of 'cha-lct' and 'ice keem' anil lever had a ami didn't under- description Coney I m; >Im. for th.»·* orrapviK Τ spare, cry whipping, ,, AIcMho, ;>· k· ami KuM ClI' " * tions the words "et et him α can with skeetera, τ» Ihrti t ivoij. vl ion* for u:l t:i Kan»' after a : There diminuendo. want choclit;' but I could hand it. It's Lane, that « of Italy." Then, pause regard pity. you »'rert -ln· in tSo Γ>Γ>»ητ*4Τ. t .| ;>·)·<, W M Nl a skeetera." BttMi is said about the at the Mrs. and I took stroll by for I had a I for lot him ; but Adelaide ι* tierce *t the t»c w»ll r«-iN|i>h«t va.ln. \· w Mi xjcvi. Ar.j ι. an· too much scenery Randolph calmly, plan. watçhed bring up T(t τ % 1 follow liUii·', Orrj:ou Cit.if rn %. eon is nervous a but none of- " lakes." the lake. little very chancc of it out, where that brat i> concerned. I "He who hesitates is lost." Kind friend, ir" »' *■· Italian My carrying spoi'ed > ». :i * 10 ®'·ηι«· SV* V«»k 1'ϋ·· ·. n.d Μ Γ· rit r*. η *· but town of that is *« \»w ï or% J »? \ fine and she remarked, very fered until we reached the im afraid there is no for nervous, hacking cough dragging rv. M » .· > ι f Hob M Rout·· tlUnnil».* fi Fort Si it (uni*. Isn't it !" sensitive,' pretty hope you.' 'VttKnr I! I Why? the Do ·· » ι: w V V ·.* H. M. iMll.i*. ll<m«ton. ·ι Son U.tlvi " we you to consumption, and grave. Λ»ι,·« Antonio, Yes ; but at Havcno, on affectionate.' the I left next for I'aris the R-«. V-» Y 'k: Τ Γ tv't «ni nil r »><·* ii Ti ls.». happen, say Mriegg. Approaching place, morning by uot A'lain* > '.« H il- t »·*'■ louger delay, procure M Ι*· ···»■» κ » «'ο lu w* At .1 γ λ.· vin<*nt* < fT»-r l· and 'And such a child is a treasure when wheat fields strewn with ,· Μ\·«. Tto um>|ttu; ~I th in the middle of tftickly :arlv earn at it is an for · <t Maggoire, May, pasted diligence." once, unfailing remedy .« Ilnr. ■» t>>» l. 'l'fcKmt to TriVflc:* t··! 1« ur:»t it· a> ·· " .· VI Line Ι··!Ι·■'*■ with dis- corn These Robbie < can't talk about ; 1 ventured, the flowers. Well said it wan for Colds, aud Disease*. t *.>1 Tt, ook -ut-sl |·ιι::·παι K-wh .. there's something you governeJ,' brightest Ford, l.ung R 11 M \».r l'h'lvVpl:i*. I'j'ru- properly lucky Coughs, < ....Il A ·.. « * ···*0, III ; 8. &. ΜΙβ·, ,v «-{'ip? far- ηιπ on thi* I inc. ft. .· a a creet Want f'owen ! want f'owers !' rou. must turned out a ter- f, *. rj|> there's a fervor and languor, strength emphasis. coveted. Kobbie have * 1,' Piiac* l»niwinjr-H.'.<m l^r··. «rith H -r: n' 4 has never been J. His There are two classes of men In Ktfliriinf · hmr«. V> rttm «Ιιιιιχ 1 ! a* and a sweetness in all nature, in the very He puni-the he yelled. ible wretch." just Kwcuniu In ΚκΙΙι nu famous t'.
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