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What Ear-Wax is For.

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Not Suited.

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from heaven"
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"We'll contrive to intercept them,"
whispered the policeman. You just
stand here with your two pistols, and I'll
find my way down, so as to surprise them.
If they show fight, fire."
He crept down stairs. l waited, tremb-
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take up the carpet, thinking, no doubt
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When pointed her out.
"The devil !" blurted Star 81 thought
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Thunder an 'ounds r'
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never saw such a face on any mortal
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Upon my soul, after the first moment of
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that the policeman got me out of the way,
or for the second time might have made
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Some years afterward, when different
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HlSSY THORNE was sitting at her toll
~ ct table, skipping over novel, while
her maid Emma brushed her long, thick
silky hair.
Well, Emma, did you go to the fairp"
asked the brushee, laying down her book.
Yes, miss, did,"
"And what did you see?'
81 saw horsemanship, where they rode
standing, and jumped through hoops
wonderful"
"And did you go on one of the round
abouts that are worked by a steam m-engine,
which plays an organ ?"
"No, missp replied Emma with an
emphasis.
"Do you know, Emma, should like to,
if no one saw"
"Lor, miss they are crow ded with such
a low lot, they are."
Low lots, as you call them, seem to
have all the fun" said Cissy, with half
sigh. "And what else did you see9 p"
81 went to a-fortune teller"
"No In a tentP ?"
"There were little tents about, but it
was yellow cart / went into; not in the
fair exactly but in the clump, before you
come to it, She's wonderful %
Z" Is she, though? What did she say {?
Tell me, )" cried the excited Cissy, who was
troubled with longings after the super
natural.
"She told me all sorts of things which
she could not have known natural mole
on my neck how long have been in SER
vice"
eyes, yes, but the future did she say
anything about that?"
"She did more, miss, she showed it to
me-"
"Nor'
In round glass. AS true as am
standing here saw him plain"
"Your future husband?"
"As is to be; yes, miss"
The two girls had been playmates when
very little, and there was much more fa-
miliarity between them than is customary
with mistress and maid. So Emma had to
enter into all the mysterious details of the
cabalistic ceremony.
"What funp' cried Cissy. / should
like to go l UU go The fortune
teller's caravan is not actually in the fair,
you say and there will not be many peo-
pie about if we start early"
g Lor, miss, what will your pa and ma
sayP"
~ don't know I'll do it first and ash
them afterward, for fear they might OBJ
ject. We will go tomorrow morning di
rectly after breakfast, mind"
Mr.. Thorne was steward II do mo-
mean an official attached to steam pack
ct in charge of china-shopful of whit,
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the country;a a well-to-do man, who had
small property of his own, which he farmet
in the most intelligent and neatest style
on the outskirts of the market-town O.
Littleun. Mrs. Thorne was plump, goot
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eB- George Mcdonald well says =
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CLAIM AGENCY.
LEWIS POTTER & co.,
New Bloomfield, Pa.

Real Estate Brokers, Insurance, & CAIN AGE