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BLBLE SOCIETY AEETIN

The Third Annual Meeting of the
Mobiles County Bible Society will be
held at Worthington, on Sunday eve
ming, September IL, 1875. Rev. John
Hinton, District Superintendent, will
be present. Pastors of churches in the
county are requested to take up COL
lection on the previous Sunday for the
Bible cause. A. p. MILLER,
Secretarv.
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Special: Term. -.
STATE or. MINNESOTA, J..
COUNTY or MOBILES. 81

District Court, Si1th Judicial District.
In pursuance Of an order of the Judge of: the
District Court df the State of Minnesota, in and
for the Sixth Judicial District filed and entered
in the County of Nobles on the 2Sth day of June,
4. 1875, notice Is hereby given, that a special
term Of said court for the trial of civil and Grim
Ter Hail. in the Village OF Worthington in the
County OF Mobiles, In the State of Minnesota, to
commence OH
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY or September. 1875.
At two o'clock In the afternoon, at which term
grand and petit jurors will be summoned to at
tend as provided by law.
BY order of the Judge of the above named
Court.
IN. CARRIER, Clerk Of Dist. Court.
Dated July 10th, 1875. 45-Iw
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUDITORIUM. M Bear.
TREAsURER--H. ID. HumistOn.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-T. C. Bell,
JUDGE OF PROBATE-.J. Craft "-'
CLERK or COUkr-B N. Carrier.
Z. SHERIFF-Chas. w . Bullis.,,: -.
SURvEYOR-B. w. WO0lstencr0ft.
COURT COMMIssIONER-J. Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. b. S0ule.
III, GORONER-J. B. Churchill.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT c. Bell.
:" T." p. commissioners.
First District-J.W w. Miller, Of Graham Lakes
Second Dtstrict--M. L. Miller, Of Elk.
Third District-1. +. Durfee, Of Worthington.
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]. Knappenberger, of Fort Wayne,
Ind, has been spending a few days in
our midst. Mr.. X. expects, before long,
to make this his home.
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w. H. Skinner, now of Minneapolis,
is in town visiting friends and contrast
ing our young city with the village
about the Falls.
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MINOR ARRIVALS.

Arrived, on Friday morning last, at
the residence of G. z. Sutton, a petite
young: lady of prepossessing appear
aneey'i'Has already got the "Minneso-
tai appetite" and is gaining in weight.
We aregladto see that our suggestion
for an Industrial Board meets with ia
vor from those most deeply interested
in the development of this county. 1t
ought to he put in working order this
fall. We have good crop, and hence
forth our development will be sure AMI
steady. Let there be an organization
to give the best direction to- this devel-
opment.
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TO YOUNG MEN.

- - HC4 -
We notice in an agricult ural paper an
account Of poor man with q poor farm
WHO began sheep1rsiising With thirteen
ewes and in a few years jyi became rich
man. We wish to call the attention Of
young men to this fact Many Of them
are looking about for business opportu.
mites with the hope Of at once realizing
large profits and growing rich il, the
shortest. possible time: Most of them
will fail in their expectations and many
Of them will end by accepting i, clerk.
shipRt $500 or $1,000 i year, when
they, might follew an independent and
healthfnl business and be comparative.
~ rich in a few years by taking farm
in some region like this, where land can
be had for the taking or at minimum
rates, and engaging in stock growing.
They might start with few head Of
sheep, cattle, or hogs, or a few head Of
each, and in ten years be realizing hun.
drets and even thousands Of dollars an.
nually from their sales. The easiest,
the surest, the most independent and
the most healthful road to wealth is
stock farming. The principle is an OBJ
vious one. The stock-grower simply
puts the lower animals to work for HIM
He simply takes advantage of the law
of reproduction and turns the result in;
to money. From boy we were i'm
pressed with the fact throughout Ohio
and Indiana that the richest, the rudi.
est and the cheeriest men in the rural
districts were the stock farmers.
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Judge Dickinson was in town during
the week on his way from Spirit Lake
to Mank;ltO,
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0re88making,
Awake and Asleen. These e., 9t I. c l.,.

0"0N0 ~ 0SsVVPs mos Will be sent
mounted complete for framing on receipt q 50
GIRLS; also, SMILES and TEARS, same price,
beautiful BOQUEr or FLOWERS for 80 cts.
or two different subjects for fifty cents. Brilli.
per 100. Superb German Landscape, mounted,
9x1l, IS per 10o Retail price, 80 cts. EACH or two
tor 50 Cts Scrap Book Chromos: as.orted, 9 pr
only $50 per pair: II YOU. are in need Of en-:
plOylent send Is for portfolio with choice stuck
Of Chromos, and commence work at once. Sat
isfactioM guaranteed. Particulars free. or Illus
trated Circular Oh receipt OF 3 cent stamp
BOSTON FRAME AND CHROMO CO., 492
Washington street, Boston. Mass.-2-6W.
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WHEAT.

No 1wlleat is now worth 81 in this
market. This is considered good
price anywhere, and especially in this
part of the west. There is every indi-
cation that wheat will be high during
this year as compared with last. This
is certainly a golden year for the Min
nesota farmers.
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Several Summons and notice of
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale appear this
week among the legal advertisements:
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HARVEST HOME.

We notice that Harvest Homes are
the order of the season. There has been
one near Sioux Falls lasting three days.
The Pioneer-Press suggests that the
Red q, Rock Camp Meeting be turned in
to i Harvest Home celebration. We
renew our suggestion for Mobiles Coun'
ty celebration of the same kind.
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NOTICE OF Special SCHOOL
MEET'TNG

MEETING.
NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified elect
~ 0rs of the Independent School District of the
village OF W0rthingt0n, in the county of Mobiles
and State of Minnesota. that a Special Meeting
OF said district will be held at the front corner
School Room in Nj. E. Block in said district
On Monday, the 23d Day of August,
A. D. 1875, at 8 O'clock in the afternoon for the
following objects To see if the district will vote
to authorize and empower the Board of E'uca
trict with cupons for the purpose OF erecting and
furnishing Il school building in SAID district, and
to fix the amount of said bonds and to determine
the time said bonds shall run and iii what a.
mounts and at what periods the same shall be-
come payable and to fix the rate of interest Oh
said bonds. ~ eE': .!i'
Dated Wortllington, Augustl2, 1875. ii <.:
ia. TOWN,
49-2w.l District Clerk.
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"a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER pUB-
LISHED EVERY SATURDAY &.
= 51 II 5=. 4 2 - r.
W'orthingtm, innesota.
- - ..--E.1 -. -. - - = .-1L-5E.-. ~

Tho ADVANCE b H. regularly issued county
paper, and To only newspaper pablished In No
b'es county. To pssSons abroad who oonten
Plate coming - to National Colony, the AD
VANCE VIII prove At great valus, ~ It win ehroa
ioae from week to week every soep In TIE proGep
OF the Colony and win siye bes,des great guam.
tity OF valuable iuiuensa&ion ;eoneeruing; the
prairies Of the WoGk T. =
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Departments.

ARAER'S DEPARTMENT: q.
Special prominence viii be given to all oues.
lions affecting the interests OF the farmers. and
to agricultural topics. An account of every farm
In the county win Be given. Correspondence
solicited from farmers. Write facts and obser.
vat'ons upon farming matters, and the editor
will put them In shape for the press. Particular
attention will be given to tho subject Of Tree
Culture. as one Of vitaltnportanee to this part
the West.
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See advertisement of town lots for
feited and for sale. ,...,
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NOTICE. U. s. Land Office, Worthington,
~ Miln, June 18th, 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by II. w. Moberly against John NJ Tanner for
abandoning homestead entry No. 1916, dated
Nov. 7, 1878, upon the ne X section q, township
1o2, range 43; in Mobiles. county, Minnesota,
with a view to the cancellation Of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear at this office at Worthfngton, on the LIST
day of September, 1875, at O'Clock p: NJ, to
respond and fusllish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
MONS GR1NAGER, Register.
All j. p. MOULTON, Receiver.
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l.. w. Nourse, of Bartonsville, Vt.
is OH visit to the Colony with view
to locating.
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woRTnlN Ct On. ]. HOTEL.
Only First-C|ass Hotel in Town.
- Good Sample Rooms.
: = @G.ii4 ffT-.
Headquarters for the Lu Verne, Siou1
Falls, md Spirit Lake Stage Lines.
43-Rates to farmers and teamsters as low as
amy house IN town. Large barn accomm0da-
lions. Stage Office for the different stage lines.
Livery Stable Connected With the House.
WORTHlNGTON, MINI.
~. Daniel Shell, Proprietor.
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Farm for SALE

A n 80 acre FARM, one mile west Of orthing
n ton. "A good house and we'll on tho place
Apply at the house to CASPER hIOOM.
31-1m, " - -. '- .i:6a - - =;
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B. N. CARRIER.
PHlNICIANH.'
T CRAFT, NJ. D..

J. CRAFT NJ D.
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment OF Female Diseases having had eight
years experience.
OFFI;E-At residence, corner OF Fourtl, Ave
nue. and Eleventh street, WOrtlinytOn, MINES
Ota. lilly.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

.NoTICE-u S. Land Office, worthington,
N Mimi, July:1, 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Matthew McAdam against Samuel Morris for
Il, 1871, upon the s4nwA Section "a, Town
ship los, Range lS, IN Dodge County. MINES
Ota, with 4 view to the cancellation Of said ell
appear at this Office on the l. til day Of Oct0-
Der, 1875, at 8 O'Clock 4. H., to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban.
dOnment,
MONS GR1NAGER. Register.
46 j. p. MOULTON, Receiver.
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$50 ~. i, i,
ADORE S&

All letters addressed to Miller, Hum
iston & Company, W0rthingt0n, Mobiles
county, Minnesota, will he promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the National Colony.
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FARM FOR'S SALE.

7lARM OF 16O acres. mile from the Lu Verne
T. Road, in Dewa township, Mobiles county,
Minnesota, q acres of breaking, 10 Of it plowed
western part of the farm. Inquire Of
~ s A. DAVIS,
May q, 1S;5-37-2m. Worthington MINI.
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State Normal School.
MANKATO,. MINI.

MANKATO, MINI. j.,
.aInI1 i
! Fall Term commences September l.
" ends December q.
CONDITION OF ADMISSION.
. !. Pupils must be at least is years of age.
: 2. They must stand affair examination in the
common branches, 10 enter the ID class.
3. They must pledge to teach two years in the
public schools Of the State, Or pay tuition 1T the
4. Pupils may enter any class in the course by
undergoing the necessary examination.
5. A fifth class has been formed for the bene-
fit OF those whose examination fails to admit
them to the d class. Persons enter z this class
have the same instructors, and are subject to the
same discipline as other pupils.
wishing to board themselves can rent rooms at
very reasonable rates. ~, :: -.
and school government, throughout the year
Send for circular, to
u: C.. JOHN, Mankato, Mimi.
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GEO. o. MOORE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON,
Graduate of Ann Arhur, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hall. Otice at
the Colony Drug Store, opposite the WOrthlng-
ton Hotel, WOrthimgtOl,, MINI.
VIII atte"t; PROMPTLY TO all Calls; dGy or
,.iyht. {27ly.
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ATTORNEYS.

NJ b. SOULE,
nj. COUNSELLOR AT-LAW
And Not Ary Public. Office on Tenth Street, II,
the Fost Once. Prompt attention given to con
veyancing. [Zly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Town Lots
FORFEITED AND FOR SALE

~ owing to the default in the payment OF the
principal and interest, the: following lots of
ground tn the village or town OF Worthington,
County of Mobiles. State OF Minnesota, have re-
vertrd to the SIOUX CITY & SAINT PAUL.
RAILROAD COMPANY, t0-wit:
Lot No. 2, Block No. Z, in the name of c. b.
Langdon.
Lot No. "a, Block No. 8, in the name OF Daniel
Rohret.
Lot No. Is, Block No. 8, In the name of Daniel
Rohrer.
Lot No; 9, Block No. q, in the name of Thomas
Chamberlin.
And it Is hereby declared that the said lots of
ground, with all the butldingsand improvements
thereon have reverted to, and reve>ted in. the
said railroad company, and that the several con-
pany to the purchaser or purchasers of said lots
of land Tor hitherto vestng in his their heirs
assigns or successors) have ceased and deter
mined. STEPHEN MILLER
Field Agent OF the Sioux City s. st. Paul H. r. Co.
Window, August 2, lS75.-503w.
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SAVE POSTAGE.

Subscribers are no longer required to pay post
age on their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postage ~; ,G45:-.{:s. - p -.
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LAND DEPARTMENT.

LAND DEPARTMENT
RELIABLE Information will b given coneerDing
the securing Of Government Land. Letters Of
Inquiry ~ to the homestead and tree claim laws
Will be promptly and correctly answered through
the paper, and all tho decisions OF tho General
Land Once which can be obtained viii be pub
lished.
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IMPORTANT TO MEDICAL STUDENTS
The Trustees of the Louisville Medi-
cal College louisville, Ky.,) have in
accordance with the provisions of their
charter, established a Beneficiary Sys-
tenn, Whereby any young man studying
medicine and being unable to pay for
his education, may receive a Beneficial
~ Scholarship, which relieves him of
payment of the. Professors fees. The
public will he pleased to learn that this
we'll known College has abolished all
fees for it's diplomas; the Faculty being
thus wholly uninterested pecunlarily in
the result of all examinations for grad
uation. For particulars, address Dean
of Louisville Medical College. 163 Sec
onds street, Louisville, Ky.
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Worthington Bakery.

1He OpeIIeU a
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT,
ON Second Avenue between Ninth and Tenth
Streets. Will supply families with FRESH
BREAD, PIES and CAKES.
Meals or Lunch at all hours of the day.
April %, l875.-342W. WIN. NJ CARROLL.
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X. D. IIklRBER,

II. d. BARBER.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Graduate Of
i Harvard University United States Exan,in-
Ing Surgeon for Pensions Once 1T Barber 4
Lawrcnces, Worthingtom Mimi. l3-27ly.
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THE FLOODS,

1EE EAOOD6
The heavy rains and floods which
have prevailed, not only in Europe, but
in PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Indiana, and
other States, in this country, are unpre-
cede:- ted for the time of year. Millions
of dollars worth of property, especially
of crops, have been destroyed.
We are indebted to Mr.. Carlisle for a
copy of the Scioto Gazette, published at
Chillicothe, Ohio, which contains &C.
counts Of the flood in the Scioto Valley.
at one place the canal broke and the
foods swept through a farm and wash.
ede@a, 600. bushels Of wheat belonging to
one man; into the river. OF the gener.
afeffect, the Gazette says:
The wheat crop now stands rotting
in shocks in the field. The people wait
ed as patiently as they could, day after
day and week after week. and hoped
against hope that the skies would clear,
and that at least some portion of the
crop would be saved. but in vain. They
finally. feconciled themselves to total
loss of their wheat, but congratulated
themselves OH good corn, hay and p0ta.
to crops. The rain continued, came
thicker, faster and more of it. The hay
crop, to a great extent, went unllarves-
ted; the potatoes give strong promises
Of rOtting in the ground and about half
the corn in the creek and river bottoms
now stands in water varying from six
inches to fifteen feet in depth.
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CLUB RATES.

The ADVANCE Is furnished at d so year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber. : '::
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ATs. .. Morse IS our authorized agent at Bige!
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt Tor tile same ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
D.4NkN
BANK OF w0RTHlN6T0N.

ELInU SMITH, Banker. A. NJ. SMITH, Cashier.
INTEREST PAID FOR TIME DEPOSITS. )
Drafts Bought and Sold. Special attention Civ
en- to collections.
Once Hours from to II a. in. and from to 4
o'clock, p M. [227ly.
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TERJKs-es ! ;year;; Tor six
month";. - osnt, iot 4: th'ss months in
X Address ~
TH1 ,A0vAR60DI
Nertktrgton, Minne'ota.
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OFFICERA
b. w. wOOLsTENOROFT.

0ou MY 9urvoyo
All orders for surveying thankfully received
and promptly executed. Post Once address
Box 10S, WOrthingtOn, Mobiles Co. MINI. 3-3Oly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-28
Mark Twain at Hartford Spelling
Match.

Ladies and gentlemen | have been
honUrcd with the office of iutIoduc-
ing these approaching "rth"%raplIirhl
Solrmnitic~ with II few remarks. The
temperance crusade swept the land
some time ago that is. that vast pOr-
tiom of the land where il WAS needed
but it skipped Illrtt"ld. Now comes
this new spelling epidemic. and this
time We are stricken. :" | suppose we
needed the ai1iiction. don't say We
needed it. t"r don't see any usc in
spelling Il word right and never did.
| mean don't see any use III having Il
uniform and arbitrary WAY of spelling
words. We might a. we'll make all!
clothes alike and cook all dishes alike
SLmene>- l. tirc~nmc variety i pleas
ing. ] have Il correspondent whose
letters are always Il rctre>hmcnt tn me,
there i such IL breezy. uu1cttcrcd origi-
nality about his olthng!aphH. He al
ways spells Kow with Il large X Now
that j. just aS good Is to spell it with u
small one. 1t is better. 1t gives the
imagination Il broader field. wider
scope. Ii suggests To the mlud IL grand.
vague, impressive new kind of Il COW.
superb effects can hc produced by va
ricgated spelling. Now there is Blind
Tom. the musical prodigy. IL" always
spells II word according T." the sound
that Is carried to the caI. And he j.
an enthusiast in orth"graphl. When
You give him Il word, he shouts it out
puts his soul into it. | once heard him
called upon to spell oranG- -outang before
an audience. He said, go. rang. urang.
ger, ger, Granger. t-a-II-p tang. ol:IlIp-
gertang, Now Il body can respect an
orang -outahg that spells his name in Il
vigorous way like that. But the feeble
dictionary makes a mere kitten of him
In the old times people spelled just az
they pleased. That was the right idea
You knew IA strong man from Il weak
one by his irom-clad spelling, and his
handwriting helped you to verify your
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A Homely Heroine.
Ernm Chamhcrs, .ImInnl


Nv hat can hae come oWrc Archie ?'
muImured kirstie BIvdunc. us. for the
twentieth time that day. she rose and
went to the cottage-door to look for her
husband. 1t was between two and three
on the afternoon of IlognanaN. the last
day of the wear. On every side undu
lating ranges of hills met her eye, and
seemed to close in the wide valley from
the world beyond. The sun was low in
the west, enveluped iii Il strange red
dish haze; behind the hills to the north.
great m;tSses of heavy clouds were roll
ing up. piled one above another; Il bit
ter icy wind whislled down the valley
bearing on its wings an occasional SHOW
flake: while to the south the great
range of hills rose up. clear and
distinct in their slight mantle of SNOW. 9.
against the purpIsh sky. Kirstie look
ed round in all directions, but could
see nothing of her husband. who had
been absent siuce the early morning.
and saving to herself: Il wish | SAW
him safe hame; it's gaun to he IL Wild
nicht. doubt" she closed the door. and
returned to the tiresIde. She put ON
some more peats, made herself certain
that the kettle WAS boiling. 81 that she
might 'mask" the tea us soon as Archie
came in; then. drawing forward the
little table which was all ready set for
tea. she sat down on Il low chair. and
resumed her occupation of rocking the
cradle.
A. she bent over the fair little baby
il contained, the tirelis ht lit up very
homely face: Il mouth rivalling in width
the famous Meg of Hardcm's: small gIay
eyes, and Il low forehead aud vet the
face was not without lis redreming
points. The large mouth disclosed two
rows ut pc.IilN teeth the eyes were
frank and sweet, with Il contiding trust
fulncsS in them and the forehead was
| crowned with MASSES of thick soft
| brown hair. She Was remarkably tail.
nearly six feet, and >plendidlN proper
/ toned, with the exception of her arms.
which were rather long. And at the
| time of her marriage Just year be
! fore this there were many Jokes passed
upun the fact that she was two oI three
inches taller than her husband, who
was little and slight with ii fair bo!Hisll
face. which made him look Younger than
Kirstie though he WAS twenty five, and
she WAS only twenty-five. Archie BrN
done let them laugh away. and could
we'll afford to do so, for none knew ST
we'll us himself what il treasure he had
got in this homely wife of his.
When kirstie was little lassle q