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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 31, 1891 · page 3

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he penetdntheretend, heggingior e
her. And mwithefricmlly emile.
f hheher choice-«t bunch of Penn
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.. ' hhneptherneeeeoureoir.
' ' eignorine. I shall keep them
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‘ AW hfll rolled down throw;
pod Monthoid pel-
Iheyhed nothcerd it. Butnowt‘ht

Indie impel-lone hunch at the
“Some one in coming!” told
the (omen only Nowell” ' . .
“Goqnlckly. rny durum” he not ‘
lug her hntlly eudflmart Welling . .
,wenlthepenel. ., '-
It cloned behind hervrith e click.

3 notnpomcnt tooeoou, tor-neuron.

hm. [wept tide the ponierat n.
visitor entered the etndlo nounnmm

Zeoohie her-ell mienot more low;
thhheulhty. derk eyed [nitric-hm. .
ehenne were enhanced by the richm»- -
bitty of her toilet. .

“Antonio Iolo."eheac med in .-: r.
mulceroicc.“l eurpriec on n “rum-
cu peanut. Am i not emiehlcl"

“Comte-n," hr illuminated, bowing In:-

-l lied not “peered"—

“Ah. no. lpmirornnwncert to n re
caption et the dnchesse'e. But how you
look—end eo pelc. so strange!"

“I—-I am A‘ little timd—nerroue—l here
been working.” .

“At your shuttle? Well, how done it pro

masterpiece? i shell he sled
when it in finished. One sees you no
where. Amlthhchumingidyl—vt idcel
love affair with your pretty model. it tree
to beer the next chapter that lcerne tuley.
it muses me, thin little love oomrdy,eincc
l on not jeeious."

She threw herself laughing upon the
cnshione of e dlt‘nn. She was directly or»
positc the penal of curved wood?

"lhnrml in storin, 'I‘ouio," ehc cried in
n tone at once a raillcry end it corms. "the
romance. I am dying to hear it."

Antonio's (not: was livid. lie was in he
ugony or four. Helmt his heed completely.

"Common." he slid dospcretely. “I here
n lever, to ll‘lk. to be: of yon. Let on non
veree’ in French."

“In French? What u strange fencyt"

"i implore you. i”—

“We here neverconvcrecd together in e
foreign tongue. Gen we perhaps he heenir
Wells. they eny, heve can. but they cen-

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“Gluglie. i! you love no. great my»
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over her jeweled linger-ll, “you-ct this hour "

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Lesion l» mammoth-m;
_ umom. umpm. e. 1-.an .

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1 "And to. slam: or
upon Hire, the enirit of wisdom
eteudiux, theepiritot couneel end

(couneel end might), e thorough ecquelntc
enoe with God and e elm
Iiirn (kuowledgeend her). All fully found
in the coming King.

1. “And ehell rueke Rim of quick under-
etendinxin theta-rot the lord: end He
ehell not judgedterthedahtolllie en.
neither remove efter the hcerinx oi
eel-e." The R. V. aye. "lite delight shell
he inthe (enrol the lord." or. eccordinq
to Dditeeh. “The lenroi Jelloreh in he.
penceto Blur." In Fe. 11. 3, John viii.89,
thellxhtehlneeupon theiireteleoec. And
in John vii, :4. lie himeelf enem- to ruler
totheleetpertof theveno, when Hetelin

tion of eerth'e ell-ire there will be when
Inch 0 king shell lit on Devid'e throne end
hekinzorereii thecerth. Sec Zech. xiv,
9; Jer. iii. ii'.

4. "But with righteoueueee shell Ile
judge the poor end reprore with equity for
the meet 0! thecerrh; end lineheil smite
theeerthwiththerod 0! Rio moment!

 

pr. whonva-ynerneweennknownrohcr.
AMthetdeyhecenreoMe.‘
‘ Wane drilled into riehdshlp,
Whine.
“membrane-menu.
Anthlo told her tint he wee epoor
nelptorend had come to Rometom
”mandarin lntlln llrnt deynol
”Whip hem-dc e little huetoi
.lnohie. which filled thegirl’e been with
haunt pride. She knew that she wee
Wehhedhccntoideomenython-
unbottirnee. Butthethcrfeetnreewcre

”Whirl" lover plended. “i would
uhoiyonnportreit. liieeierJnnierblc.
mpnieetthet ell Europe would telk at
your heeuty. Yes. even in Xena they
woullepeekotit. it would bring to he
Miler-vent! lortonn." ,

em ehe rained. but egninst the
the lord noel-voice e girl'r

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whine, that l ohow my lore.” the replied
“To" me your renon.”

"Giuuiie. on not my mtrceticn"——-

“I will heeleve to no rneu’n cepriece."
ehc rctortcd. "I will speak in Itelien, eel
have elm-rye opoken”—— '

She flopped ehmptly. A slight noise
etnrtlcrl them both. The counters sprung
to her leer, anperb in her indignntion.

“Them is some one hen—lieuning‘yon
nre hiding some one," she cried.

Withen cflort Antoniorcoorered hie eelf
control.

“There is no one.” he enid coldly. "it
you doubt me you here but tounrch the
studio."

She her] than iron: the dire-rend store!
before him with the commending air oi e
queen. The uentic of crimson plueh.
trimmed with costly nobles, hlippcil from
her euperb ehouldere end tell to the low
et her leet.

tier eyes whom With n were at
nee-tone“ el-miou the (lung her crew
erounui him. Six short moulhe ugohe hurl
ellored her. Now, at the touch of that.
heentilul. cliog'u 1: annual cohlncee re oi
dceth fell upon hie hcnrt. Thin erulwece
Ikht pert him iron Zenohin timer.

A little leierthe Comte-n Giuglln leIt
him. Her vieit hell leeted but u ehort hell
hour. A moment on merit, but it hell
unlike-l to cruel: forever at niri'e heert

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righteoue toell; the unfortunelcend heert-
hrokenw‘lll (ind in Him e true friend. 0-
the Int hell of thievereerced PI. III“,
H The lent hell of theverec when it
very nicer thet this kingdom of righteou-
ncee on rerth will not he till utter the
eecond coming of Christ, for it ie‘oniy then
the: lie will unite the notions end dutroy
the Antichrist Seem its. 9.1le ii.
8. In connection with Rev. ii. fit 27; xix.
“—16.

5 “And righteouencee shell he the girdle
of file loine end leithtulnue the girdle oi
Ili- rcine." All Hie deluxe eheil be bound
up in righteourncee end leithfulneee, end
the fruit thereof nhell he pence. quiet“
end eminence forever (Ire. xxxii, rue).
WhenGod-hnllmnkeliieflrethorn higher
then the hinge of the eerth. then eheli
mercy he built up lorerer end lelthfuie.

pence
eenodonht they did helore ein
world. Beehirv,i‘l.flg .

‘l.& "And the cow end the
teed; their merce- eheli lie
Mend the lionehnll eutetruwl
the or: end theouckln' child ehellal‘le
onthhohdthemudtheweened l
Wiputhieheedoethe cochlricedee.‘
Mend Wyn-Meow”
mdimm endirretbnei.
betthepeeceolPeredieeehellherutored;
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letheermeot theniuhthdyln‘.
—Cepe(.'odltern.

One Trouble.

”Too much trouble to keep children at

enhool every day end never mine." This
we- mid by e perent who objected to the
emphetio requirement oi when lull
eohooiwmmltteethnt children ehonid be
both punctnel end content at school. lie

of wented echooi euthoritiee to conceit hie

convenience Bieeon meet help him oo-
ceeionelly on the fem. etey et home when
it ruined herd, orwhcneiiuht indirnceitiou
overtook him: end heverlly thought flint
both teacher ind committee should commit
hieconvcnlence.

lie to e rcpreeentetive tether. There ere
rneuy more just like him. who here not
the eiightcut ide- thnt three school min-
tione ere to runke children not it high rnioc
upon echool deye. To let e child any
ewey from echooi for n elight reeeon, or hr
ohliued to etuy at home frequently tonight
on the form or in the ehop. in just the why
to leech him to noderveiu- school dnyn
‘I'he nupnnctunl, incouetent pppiie ere the
one. who feel thut echool date are deye oi
drudgery. to be dcprccelul. The pnmt
who would hare hie eons end thughtere
love school opportunities roost ere thet
their cchnol days are nor. interrupted by
email dememle et home. Absolute necro-
eity only ehould compel ehecnce.——St. Poul
Pioneer-Pm. .

A ‘l'err-ilc Preetlcni John.

Florence and Sothern combined to mete
e precricel joke which hue been told on the
beetthcy ercr did. They guru diunerto
Alleleide Neileon'e hueheod. Cheri. lac.
et the Filth Avenue hotel. lire wee q
colt poken, dudlnh Englishmen. with
ago and terrible him 0! Amerienu cir.
ilimluu. They ensured him [but the
man. would he types at Amcrim'e beet
eociety. AILthc unenln were introdumd
to Melee under fuleenernce. fibrin-
etnnco. Den Bryant wee celled Willieln
Cullen Bryeut. and Nelectleyrnour flxurvd
ee“thnt eminent gunmen. lloretio Sey-
moor."

Thedlnncr we: celm enough until the
entire wni limtmhl. Then Bryent end
Seymour got into e quarrel. which in-
crusted rupidly in louducee end volume.
finally the tie we» pureed. They rech
drcwennprevoiverendheuenflrinarep
tdly 'cnch et the other ncrrwe the tehie.
Theother gneete or am trial to pull;
them. then loincd in the queml, drew pie-

toleend hem firing. Mr. Ian kept hie neodulehoo

rent {on while. but eoon alerted nods the
tehio. which piece he wee with dimcolty
perennial to teen—New York Hun.
our end uni-e.

Dee! end ihnmh Boner (unexpectedly
receiving: equated—0h. thenker. thentevl

Benevolent Milo? Whet rioce thle
Incen, eirr You one will

Beyer (in contusion}— Yeo. elr. l’e
eer, eir. I'm only holdiu thin corner for th'
poordenlenddmuhrnenwhethelonp
here.

Willem. Mt (noninvwnm l.
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chrtln wot-re confmiunl—Ile'e—-he‘n
mm W terlt t' hear th’ nm.~(toud

A“ an “it Want One.
“I wieh i wen u eter." he eeicl. nailing

” ethieowu poetic lency. "i would retire

II” were I cum-t," ehe eeid dreenily.
in heert beet tunnltuooely. "And why?”
hoe-had tenderly.etthe new time tells;
her nun-mine little heal in hie owe; “end
“0M"

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teeuyeenf'wi’iinitn’el’mme. ,
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ever u preventive phtherie,
we did lied e enell Aim-Ath
mellttleheeotlreheethh neck en n
then: the ill-veer. lleetlruie et
lichen toy- doeettehedihe
neleietheyueerehoet turn-chew
they no le twine-i enticed I
new «ancient rowel-aw?“
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1 here removed my hormone to

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HEATERS.
RANGES.
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SWAN 85 BUSHNELL

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NRRMED 10 NOV IL III.

Trnluelcnve South Kore-k for -—
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Wen-amend 715nm.

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PAYMENTS”

flNEDflLLAEl WEEKLY

uncles. coils. mus.
lillfl unis ms.
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10.000 v0 K8

A'I' HAL! PUBLISIISBS' PRICES. ALSO A "

LUMES’ 0F BOO
wgfiLD’S «FAlng.

WENT. IN ADDITION 'I'O

$200.00 runner enamels cools. .

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NO I GOODS. AS FOLLOWS: 6
W. he . %typicoel’nrie$eryrc.nli new winchawldeexecflrthclunn ‘
eVreeoldthe tun ymtor leyeaniil told Holhleyeonly "he
whoa—1.. own nodOorn notion mm...‘ rug-3'
excreta edtonlletllil. 8i}. forthc- Build-yo will et onlyflfie -
03.0w mwlllmet onl'SlOeenll. 5° beet Gillie
mun“— marina. Wellevc marked t ‘ .
W _ .cienent ohhdenendwliihclheprnvellincetyie
. only” '
tor. .i—celnthookedtoeelletmmceewillheilz. ‘ "

Fancy Trimming Velvets.

Flee-e ohecrve cerefnlir—‘flnirty-twoet lenbcet end ‘ V '
m “and” “1:3,“;- 82.50 vcheto. et only an acute. Rm—

her thcec prices-ta for niacin]

Black Goods Department.

Oneness 03-inch Blur-k Silk Henriette» 81:thc genuine ilfinumbcr. inch “Sf-quality m

Black Cashmeresu

Our n ‘ I ' \
One $436“?! $3533: o the {I‘ohdey :ason only. he sold at 5.0 cent} .
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350. no '
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HIP BOOTS, § 1
SHORT BOOTS, ’

01.0va & OLSEN,’S.*

F. H. NAsH&nRQ
Holiday loads Received.

Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts. vase;
Lamps;Alsoflnevariety 0f Japan.c H
bad, French and American goods.
the thing for Young and 01a Amerl "
at the lowest prices. M ,

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No. 2. GAZETTE trunnion.
NORWAtK.

WI Mt! SHOWING A FULL hill 0'

NEW FALL nails

IN ALI. 'l'li‘ Mm SHADE AID rename. W '

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NORWA
Winter Styles ”
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