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breaking the VIII " of Children.

lCol. 7. W. Hi..inson.
The modern theory sand | confess it
seems to me the wiser oae--that tbs viii it.
self Is a part Of the sacredness of our nat
ure, and should no more lie broken than
tie main shaft Of steain-engine. You
shudder when your boy cries. Il WHIT IN
the adjoining room, in that defiant tone
which is q storm signal TO the parents ear.
The fault is not. however, in the words:
spoken in the right place and right tone,
they represent the highest moral condition
OF which man is capable, since resignation
itself is not a virtue so noble as Is concern
trated and heroic purpose.
There is one thing that | dread moro for
my little maiden than to hear her say Il
WILL namely. that she should lose the
power of saying it A broken, impaired,
WILKES nature-a life filled with mersorys
crayestones where noble aspirations have
persisted untitled Cor want OF vigor OF viii
To embody them in action-this seems TO me
more disastrous than even an overwhelm-
ing self assertion
Ii Is not necessary to say. on the other
hand, as some person, hold, that all moral
error /. but diease. and never needs direct
contest, hut only soothing medicines Yet
| believe more ami more, "a | grow older,
that n large part Of our contest with chill
dren are wasted, and that patience and tact
would commonly accomplish the same end.
without the crossing Of bayonets. There Is
no doubt that mucn If what seems violence
or stubbornness in children is merely
phase OF physical development, AMI VIII be-
outyrown as unconsciou,ly a boy out
grows the habit OF tresiiny his hoot-heels
side ways
know several grown persons whose tenn
Per was a terror in chilihooi, and who have
long since passed, by mere natural develop
ment and without especial struggle. INTO a
self-controllei AMI perhaps commonplace
malprity The wiscst and mot success 4 Al
persuts seem TO me those who take thll into
account: who reduce direct contests to
minimum bend the twiy insteai Of break
in it: divert the course es the torrent in
stead OF trying T. dam it up We recos-
nize this with all domestic animals " bile
hale dozen men are collected around a
balsy horse on the street. beating. hauling.
swearing and all in VAN, a single expert
will sometimes coma along and by some
very simple device perhaps change N
the harness, OF a chestnut burr inserted un-
der the heaistall-wili % alter the curreG.
OF the CREATURES dim thoughts that b. VII
trot away lewilierel. trying to conjecture
what has happened Thus II L; that WISE
mothers Do; little bit % Ingenuity. sud
den change % theme, will often clear away
al Clouds in a inmate. Thi' l. not inagl-
eeuce: II is common els, an! tact
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!sAa Francsco ch-sa'e.eI

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SISTERS are awfully sgui this.s . have
som-j;rsss. when they are real foai o, va
All 10 o;aer c4t,lis fs..os hss captsr-i
taeir affections Slsts-s nsveE giv5 yoI
a~.y. aai they always stand by yoG ven
there's any troa5!e Oh kaa4 ! DO not - NJ
SISTERS stand b listers as strongly A. they
Go BY b-c.he-s Bet /. = oaly tso~e pcor
fellows who never bad any. or vao have
heen separated from them Tnos- O: t.-Ir
lives, who know sni appr~ciat- their yalsA
II fellow wait. a couSian;e lst him - -
his s;s;es There are many Lite thin-s =
lie that mar can net consult Ii rno;a=r
about. bat there ought "a u rrecioas Lie
IN an hoaes. mans career that lie can ~;
coufie 20 Els sitter Sc has - Jsa.11sy
that VIII co,cr her atvics, 10 s-l.-sa;-ss
taa. ~. p-si14ios LEI Ours s1e 1=vsr
gets :o9 aagry 70 Be spoken =. nsvs- allows
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MYSTIC FLOWERS.
Tr= SUGGESTIONS REGARDING
VARIOUS KINDS or PLANTS
Reverence Tor the Passion -Itowsr-Ihs
Lotas OF the Vii. and Of tn.s,s-Ths
Mandrake Legend In Germany
and France.

New Nork T1St
what Is that f1rF' asked n visitor %
florist A. a Lady bowed AMI crossed hrrssif
before gauilly cpiTrei plant - "a
the proprietor. -sb-'s 1ne u nIg ir-t cus.otn.
err suPpo4s She a religious ,ievpts, %
some sort. for there are ha,f ,ipz,n ii,ni.
that Ia bows an cros 2. Lsrssif az Tat
ons - ,hs PASSION lower. ard g,bi many
show their respect f9r u in variety q
way. They are merely 4 ii- a. Trey have
b~-n tsught
You wuuli te surpris.si saii tse r ris,.
ito know how many l-op'e beilsvo ia tl.e.s
superstiti0ns concerning rowsrs Butter
cup, are always IN denlanf MT only - fiiti
out whether you love butter ~ not, bu; the
young Ildis- claim ths' they can tell
whether their swain falthfHi or other.
Wis. by mixing them i5ok at tho flower.
Tsen ven you wutsiI n; havs the t~insrity
T. doubt toe good fortune ths,
CONES o. the finder a the four-Ieavei
clover. This reverence fer Towers !, .ouni
N oil countries Ampng the Hinioo- al
Il tght-cyioTrd towers are considered suii-
allie offerings o. The gpiz, either iron, his
'oriesl ss-ociation- or becaus~ thsy hsvs
some fancisi resemblance o. SONS rsver@i
object Thu. the trimurti, that oorrsspoads
In our trinity. has two plants d@iicstst
especially % u. one y the rraiarya- AMI The
other the haei tre. Both have tYifDlists
leaves. like the shamrock, that .. aiso con
siis-sf to represent the trinity Gn~ - ihs
trs' legends that yon hear In in1ia !. t;.st
OF krishna. varsity % bss3 10 sscr-i -
him AMI % Nishnu also E>4aaliy interest
M h tie erythrina inIica that ell truly
religions Hindps. Sieve taopnisi 10
q" gsrlsn - iaira IN H~sY-n
ErsAna Is sBppoasi % tars stol-n = from
ttcfs, hence ~ j. saleF a cBrs. AMI is
uvri 81 ani considered ths nissuest ~ al
a5wer- T. Binioo mytisi.-y to I've
flower. - i3vs- stAul Of Prominently.
ksnsisrs l. their Cup. T. AL Be IA s1gS
T>-s-i - hars tiPFei each g5s n his arrow
rira the fo-sf- moss - shleh can b.
sses Ia tie pr4rAts criIse i1ls IN All at.sai
S-~ YorE Tasy are to rhanya- IA
mango. he balla ;s= e8@srinz uut r3~sr.
and the sh.s~ asgSs-ur. szE4li Aasthsf pan.
coufs-et-i v4th It's goi u love tA-r- "a ~.
.crsw-pans-
Hare "a = zeal - tss i9tst. oautiass.-i the
bo.sn4a;, AM perhaps ~ taaa: hAs fxsr~l
nsfs IrVt.ifsatiJ. e. jsa-s 10 Tie east ;tlaa
III. T1-sr- are. h9~-srr. - s.ait--is~
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Arrangement OF the Chairs


Wher. DO people wish to sit down whom
they mike Ii call, Near their bo,tess
What ARA AZ ni nj sut' small company
vino mn ,kt prove cJageIlal friend, l.. they
had any opp rtul:ty really to discover acb
other, Near 10 ,ether. not at point equally
distant from {. comm IN centre Siall an af
fectionata family sit Indian fashion round
the edges o: their home. each in his own
fyed pacsi The result is certain t. be In
dian silence and monotony. Put dpwi in
black and white such questions seem toe
fr.yolou, for consideration, but in fact they
arise daily III multituies OF homes. Chair
being II ii: in. it follows that the use fos
which tho room il INTENDED Is the first 4ues-
ton II BE asked.
The parlor, which, in most families, is the
quie: corner where a guest may spend an
uninterrupted hal; hour during a social call.
needs some easy Chairs, lest the weariet
visitor never comes again; but 1t needs still
more, light chairs-and more than one
that can easily be moved about. Whether
the easy chairs are cane seat rockers or
plush divans their position can not readily
lie changed. while the light chair that can
De taken in the hand and carried from one
corner to TIE other, will furnish the oppor-
;unity for sDciability two or three times in
a single call, perhaps. Ii must be n chair
that can b, carried, it is not enough that II
roll on casters. for 1t is still clumsy and
heavy, AMI the effort necessary to alter its
position will often prevent the change alto
sether.
This i no: all the battle, however. The
original arransemsnt OF the furniture Is
lisa the dispo ,itiol Of troops IL l. h,rs
tina; the hSstss- shows her knowisiye OF
humEu nature an her experience OF society.
4 clever woman. 10 whom tas great vorl
wa Sec al nature. Cncs said or tbs point
thai sue always obervei how tue chairs
were left in the irawin,-ro1m wiers several
people hai t-eea sitting an put "a sm in the
same position next TINA This i, the secret
Of success VITA char. Dispose then -
that per-Ous WA fall into t1cm shall 50
down IN tue places us3-; natural and sati
factory. Arrange group OF chair, nssr
the door. whara ;he casual caller will drop
into che AMI the hostess int another AMI
without realizing tie fscs tat tire. ar IT
ting Il ar together will -. be placsl IN is
bet .s,i0.e position .J- !it-i5 coavsrsa-
ton
II II Is large drawiB--rocm. constantly
used by a number o, people multiply ties
groups e seats. not in rsiicgl,us e .h.tlC
situation WITH ne slfas St right Al ..es -
the room, but conveniently ami naturally
SIT down IN the char. II necssssry AMI -
in wat position you would Ike T. in yo1r
uei- bir. / you Re nember taat the cha -
are - SIT in you wju plaoe them pe1r.s
Wi! Ni.h 70 tai them. AMI without SEJv-
in. WAY. year Grsslns room vii Often lie
fun q p 'nis and IL reputation vii -
abroad
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her own cares to prsvsnt her from doing all
that is affectionats and nice to the brothsr
bn trvcfs hap
To Clean G..,. and silver Ware

boston Budget
Eyg-shelis crushed into small bits al
shaken well in decanters three part lille
with cold water Will not only clean thsn
thoroughly. but make tn, glass look like
new BY rubbing with a damp flannel
dippel in the best whiting, tho brown dis
colorations may bs taksn or cups in which
custards have bean takei. Again. are a.!
OF Us aware that emery powder will remove
ordinary stains from the white ivory knife
handles, or that the lustrs o, morocco
leather is restored By varnishIr, with white
Of eggl Nothing. it Is said. Is better t.
clean silver with than alcoho. or ammonia,
finishing with little whiting On soft
cloth. When putting away the silver tea
or coffee po: which is not in use every day,
Jay little stick across the top under the
cover This will allow fresh ar t, get In.
and prevent the mustins,, o: tbs contents
familiar to hotel AMI Loariing- Eou-e SUE
ferers
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ARTiFlclaL FLOWER MAKING
A Profitable Industry springiag Up for
Women Of Hafaemest-


Asa reporter IA siny a shop On the
w-st siie b. hhpF-usl & glaacs thro "a to-
window aai h. a ';sati1a was srrs.i.i BY
.. prooe>iin5 Z y11aS ani pretty gid
n .1- she hal franz tcfo-e her around
waica h. deity trio-i mos and small
sv.-n leaves AMI then. as she stepped back
10 80 taa ETC: Z her sEk- ti-t w.l.ss
To-es neatly "a TIE c,rnsrs Eats-su, -
sAlp. tie p-uTri-t5r a b,onie yoInz Hal
Wa fauai w7rS "a. up = his elbow, IA a
nas. % pr-ity g yer and lssv-s TIE r.
porter vsniursI . ~ that IL va. n plty =
Use such deioats luis % roughly, and tie
man iooksI Up All sail Es be lA8zhe j.:
-w1y. tsez, are ~; real Towers. they're
ouiy ar;iaciAl T4,r-, ga may crEsa U
taat r1~sbaI a. much a. y1a ike. hst Jos
w5l't D. u Tna-h nArm- Tassa sre mt tie
ku tat cru1pls soi decay, As the pc.
say. - IuSh wat pc; oan';:or toe lie &
m, - wbats TIA. Young w7-na1 39isz'
WY. s5s's znakaas a CATS A!ar iar q
igaeral party. All A. H. soi - = i-lvsrsi
to-a.-ht Sc WI have - work pretty szsr;
% get taroa-h in good I'm.
-artisclal a1~sT msEizz = qa.ts a u@s
ia3-5:zy IL CaioaSa. tut ls4sinz frsE ;h>
way Il las a.rsAIy iSksa rot ! tAlss .
a. sEs,... lmp1-t-i fr.a Fs-!.. ~ssrs
.-s are vsst ss;ats .arnsa;s devoted %
q sang =, = ut toe rnsaafac.s-s 4 s1~sr,
al s-A~-- ssta~-=i ;rs1n ever 4zAr:s- =
to Ssoa- Tue pD.st-a: = .5< x
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L. RS. tasn-iozs Z ~sr. = * -sts are
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ON CALAIS SANDS.

lArdrew Lang Ia Magazine OF irtl
oI taia's slsjs l. gray LeSsr,
Then rosy rel we The gray
The morn VITA many a scarlet van
Leaped, AMI the world was glad with May
The little waves along the BAY
Broke white upun ths shelving stranis;
Tha sea NEW, fitted white u they
On Calais sanisi
o. ts'aiS Sanl must mau with man
Ma l. honor clean ia blood to-day:
Ca >-.1cs- Wet from waters wan
:irn nE.J. the 4 lin, T1piers play
T.. ~, rip I~e Gui iGagel Toe fray
Shi!t for a While then mournfuI stands
The victor; life ebb, fast away
On Cala. sani~!
"a Criais sands little span
q s-nre tpan III plssh and spray,
To- >ulli of -. ger waves that ran.
T. La, tie lcrfGincl locks astray.
t uch the lips that ne'er said may
a" 's!jr with he helpless hands;
7 }. jhc saa n silence Law
Dl Calais sands!
ENVOY.
R'twHHn the lilac and the May
SIZE watts her love from alien lands;
Her love is colder than the clay
On Calais sani>i
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dancing in the low saloons with which the
tow: abounded. She made enemies Of all
the saloon-Keerers by the establishment Of
a clean. well-lighted dancing hall, with II
waxed floor and good music. She ran it ON
a strictly temperance plan, and admitted
none but sober and respectable people The
cowboys rallied TO her assistance, and there
are now seven saloons in the place instead OK
twenty three. She induced the boys TO take
summer drinks instead Of liquor, and there
has been n marked improvement in the
morale of the ccwb boys Of western Nebraska
since her al vent thers. She has aided in
the establi ,hment Of a churca and is now
procuring an organ for it She keeps
the leading newspapers and periodicals on
file at her restaurant AMI this fact alone
has tended 10 raise the tone Of tine commune
ity. The bad man from Bodie, who has
heretofore been the terror of the town, ha'
put on a billed shirt AMI become a law
abiding citizen.
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WOMAN AND HONE.
TALES OF WOMEN WHO HAVE
MADE LIFE A SUCCESS.
pIdcky Michigan Girls-EreasinS q
Child's Withdrawing Girls-Arranse-
nient OF Chairs-Si>ters Conf
dantcs-Succcs,-Usef Hints


know n finely educated woman. "A school
teacher for many year., whose health CAV,
way under this nervous work. AMI whom
paralysis stlrci grizzly il TIE ilcs sac
dropped her book. lcckei her school-rooT.
hired an acre orsp Of land with little COT
tage AMI barn upon 1t, AMI callel t. her side.
a assistant and protect =, an elderly woman
who va; without a home. This Lady /, now
at the head Of quite "A PRO p,rou. CHICKEN
farm she uses the incubator sIcce s.uay.
raises fall chickens for expectation T. the
city IN January AMI February. receiving
large prices for them at that 'ims packs
her eggs and those Of all her neisAbor' IN
summer, thereby doubling her profit has
reganei her health. and feels thankful
every day Of her If. that she had energy
and courage TO escape what was coming 50
RAPIDLY upon her.
| kuow another LADY, vary capable
woma an. whose husband was ul,ortun ite IN
business She hal always teen extremely
fon,1 O: flowers ami kusw a great deal abol-
,rsm Their lovely homs WAS her owa.
Gift from her father; SO the grsen-houe,
which had bssu simply thing OF leiuty
before. under the hands of eNlen i've
car ener. now WAS taken into her own
CHARGE. and was made - bAsr very large
share Of thu family eNpenss' fer several
wear Tuere was no other con'eiSatcry IN
the littls civ AMI n, demand Tor EeT azi-
leas and dapAns. AMI craps myrtle ws'
something wonderful. a, well a the rapid
ity with which she Oh angel her blossoms 70
silver II was no chilrs play. there was
,icnty Of COOL harl WORK abcu: il. but at
the sane timA it wa ne iitB nj AMI rsin.
ln-: and what i, rleasantrr than Il &c
things grow. especially II each leaf and
rose-hui represents money whicl l. really
needed
An OHIO Lady has lately set cut an acre
in red raspberry bushes. The gentleman
from whom she procured them ia, a ves-y
saluable farm. but nothing upoa i. clears
I'm 500 an acre except his titeel Gcres OF
- raspbsrries Next spring her hos les
will b, producing. AMI she will lie ale 10
add considerably to her pin-Inorey, doubt
less, by this venture.
Another lady in the same state lately lost
he husband. O large farmer AMI heavy
cufivator OF sweet potatoes. She was
courageous enough - so on with her huS-
baIds busins = AMI in-tsad Of selling the
farm for a mer, song, ami living dependent
the rest of her life. she superintenis the
farm as her husband did, lives IN the sami
handsome style, and is inexrres ioly
happier than il she had folded her
harris in iileneSS and misery. Last
spris this energetic lady transacted
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II 10 a sure sign that somsthing IL wrong.
and very far wrong when child snow
ir.ai OF nur- e-re:g iIg 20 20 % hsr. Try
ny at sight 4 her. OF remaining cros -
her care after she ceases % lie stranger
Slch indications may away. be accspts
proof Of one u two thing Eth1r tie
woman Is unkind % the little one when Gu.
o. the mothers sight she i deficient IN
ability to care for and snu-e him In either
cas-, she {. unfit for Der Office Child who
l. habitua!ly unhappy cannot grow NJ
strong and healthy.
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wssn sS1~f recently =Asa 10 al h.s
composing ts'ras~ the mssle.sa rsTiia-i
tasi b. Usually .o~Esi Ia chs Hsertiis.s -
~ s.ssvoszss-s intsrfsrss; -lth tis iaLzafs n
The sftsrH1su. iils Hasslesi tf-ss. b. -svs,.
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tbs lay. en- even ~ niest D. ~ istt@s
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diva IN, is-ss = gre a gap4Fal Htsa -
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Ia ny aseaus a. ahieh hssF - uss-s
Ssaissfsi osa4g1.-tIaps 1.rsszs ieais
vrsy retired ~ ed ~.3otls - isif1 tis
th~s'r- IT. -0sapisifs - ~ - = z.ssi
nbrrt; =. sssI fEiass fhaf = e fs.sa - tss
i-~a sfir - ss=sss De Fi~1aFfosss7 d 80
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Tomato and Rice Soup

Tomato AMI rico soup i excellent Pour
boiling water over six large tomatoes, then
remove the skins and put them in a sauce
pan with a quar-; Il broth. Season with ons
sliced onion four sprig, Of par,ley. one bay
leaf, two cloves OF garlic, two cloves. SIX
pepper corns one sprig OF thym., ami salt
and PIPER TO taste. Simmer this until IL Is
reduced two-;hirds, and pas il through
fine colanier, 50 that the sssis and spices
do not pas into the liquid Have four
ounce; Of rice boilsi tender in salt and
watsr. then drain the rice and pnt !. in a
saucepan and adj the strainsl tomato soup
Set the saucepal on the ;ire and all one
ounce OF butter AMI q tea. pooltul Of sugar
anI simmer fifteen minute IL camel to-
Tua;o-s ars ussl, procsei ia the sans way
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vhs STRENGTH OF THE HILLS.

Louise Chandler Mouiton, Harper1 Na;s
My thoughts 60 home to that old brown
house,
With it low roof slop!ns down To tin
east,
AMI it. garden fragrant with roses and
thymr,
That blossom no longer, except ia rhyme,
Where the honey bess used 10 feast.
Aflr in the We t the great bills roe
Stint All stsa.!fat AMI gloomy anj
gray;
Itaoug ht trey wsp giant, and doomed t
keep
Their watch, while the world ahou!, wake
or sleep,
Til the trumpet Should sound on the
judgment day.
I used to wonder O; what they dreamed
As they brooi-d there l.! taeir silent
might.
Will, Marcia winls saio;a them. or June
rams .e!l.
Or the SHOWS Of Winter with their gho,tly
wra h, in ths long and lonesome
night
Tnsy remembered younscr world than
our.
Before the tres on their top we're born.
=
hn waste were TIE fc;is where now you
zee
The wind, astir in the :asssied cora.
And was youuy a the hills were oil,
And the w.rli was warm with tho
breath q Syr.ag.
AMI tho ro-es rel and he lilies white
Buiiei and bio 5nisi FOR my hearts de-
light.
And the birds in my heart began 70
sing.
BIT calm ia the distance the -.reat hills rose,
Deaf unto rapture, anl dumb unto
pain,
Since they knew that Joy i. the mother o;
Grief
And remembered n bu;terGy'' life IS brief.
And the sun sets only - RE again
They will brood snI dream. and he silent.
now.
Whoa tho youngs-t chiliren alive To-
day
Have grown u 5e women AM men, grown
old
And gone from the world lks a tale tia, D.
toll.
g., -, .,E...a. ...F,y.
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WA. she did vita the g cent, he gave her

wat she did VITA the % cents he gave her
tie week before
So long as girls VIII be born and pre,ist in
surviving the measles they should bs a.
lowed. nay, male, 10 share equally ths al
vantages in life with the boys; and TO that
end be drilled in al, tbs methods known t.
make them honorei and honorable women
Us sisters, daughters, wives and mothers
in the home or elsewhere. Whatever train
Ing is good 70 make a boy win honestly in
the race of life is also very excellent fer the
girl, who "a a woman will. under the most
benign on litionS, have TO bear the greater
burden.
All TIKI. which might be consiiersl part
OF tie millennium. can only bs brought alb u.
by the good sense AMI self-ienisl of the
men WHO have the ksy II the universe in
the ;,alm OF their hanI,. The key int will
:n,ly given up What has been said i no;
new Nor raG aivihn; new be tlou yht Or
SAIL Oh the -G5j--t anti women are more
wilAl. : 70 y eicI utnsr eaj thar chil-
Gr.l : t4s, 80 use. - b. done by.
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Cooperative Housekeeping.

Mary LjvsrmoTe says that cooperative
hlu~-k,epinz Will bani>a the COOK stove and
ii. va -s-yio from the Eon... - :hs boom
an pm .us- wheel have already teen
She. ~.;s s1me G:;y osber families. have
experimental vita cooperative lsgniry.
anil have b.-n able to reiaes the cost o:
their washing and irualns T. 2 csa;s
dosan. including dresses sni The most dir
cult piaosS The present. system Il honsa-
keeping involves = vas; wate % fEsi, o.:
time ami Il women tha, might b. put -
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1t.sD. Tenderness

NJ matter hos iusy a fnlI may 10 10
shgs4 fsi tirrss ever day T. tel Dis VIZ
~ love. boz No n4atiaT what z.--.ai So
risisi- may To msj- npua fas ~8'nza 80
Should gni Tins - k4ss isar haisbsni ss,i
give bifn aus = tts-s smiles thsf ~sss 81
s--s; o. bifn SLsn h. tarss cssrtiiag b.r
No MISTER ~hs; sasif daily csTss. 60.
parent. -n0lii naa iifn. - tsss ta- shiiaf-s
gfrlss tis..r sas~r sn4 oarss thsfl -ifh s.si
- fis auf Tn Ser J.-3eh%t
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a rh..~...-~- A. qs..,,.

ST. rsI-cisss $3.50 ~hieA 49, 4aias
Esus@f - - "a EzsfisFEsfs Sfussis = So
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ssxsfia-f fsssgzsafy ia = 1853 sszay -
ssss. hssaars sassoa-s ia; fas @s.sr
80 g a@-s i~s.ssfzs-s ft-s fsstI-.>s tasassfs
49, 1-F-s. - - q alz- q .
era-t ga b. .-s2 -rsa - ~ 81 = .
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say q - n9t.-s b~~a-4 r-prss-1-. All
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ho-sssr. . hs1 sias n IL .~-3s.cJ ~ts>s
canss .r5-. 1; = give - rss-st--s ~-sa.k a.
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