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No on mod to mar on solubl- not.- which W "n ‘huo-l-blo «out. I‘m: an [overac- «and coal taunt-lac- 01 any tol- lcc with Mao. van anal-nod. .- Ibo in. that numbn- Ihould nun-so (In lum- 0! mm and W. Ind nanny ”calm am It: would I!» My mu for In colored unla- mrluotou. Animal-odd” 8mm m m in film The day Will“ MJMolmhln-u- mire-mummy. Emma-mama- obeyed her dlnctions. undnmoiulle Percale. pretending that it was meas- Iary to spare flarltaa'l delicate nerves. remained ahut up in her own suite at apartments. tar from the melt room, thua aaving her-ell from the onerou- dutiea of nurse. 0n the tenth day after the funeral. Madame de Somme: awakened. after a. night of peaceful sleep. and recognised those around her. Tlontnne. who was at her pillow. was the mm to receive a lookot recognition. Thin return or reason «no alao that or Iuifering. and the poor lady burnt into tears and Ioha. Tiomno sent (or Mur- Itunvhothrew herself into hermother'a arms. and the three griet stricken one: mingled their team. A letter from Gull- lame came in reply to the telemtn an- nouncing the terrible accident. How grieved he was not to he with his 1mother and litter in their sorrow! What would he not hue given to lee the romain- 02 that dear tether! But the diatance waa no great that he was obliged to give up that lad connolatlon and remain nt achool, reeling that In no doing he Wu obeying hia (ather'a wish“. The NOVMIK‘G of the in- valid vaa very aiov. But alter many week- I!” was tinned by loving handa, ‘ and moved weariiy about her apart-1 ml! in her mourning cram. She wanted to receive Prince Ila-nan. and laritaa tound her "not lmllea The only Japnnece words were ex- pected to be so keen that a blade sul- pended horizontal), beneath I "a. would never nny huh: m tint mm strike upon It- can. Mace“?! loam 1}: iii Fifi ”WIN“ WI! “I‘m «an mmmammmmtm W man than“. m ‘55:! fi%§;33133;31.2} mmdeonmumlltysmIO-3 net'laflthullncmmnflh “ml. nu mmm tom «not from New York. when u a. II mmdmdmmeon» uank'Mchrdermnn. munch-totem". mm“. ounlol hen uto MI retool. Moat-w» mummmunm‘ "in." of Mumhlm”: i "You must know an. my do" mad-m." he answered. “TM situation. the painful “Cullen. demand. can“! ale;- vhk-Ia must be lute: u out.“ "You do not know. dear random." he sold. "you hm’e never known. {or your good hurl-and shielded you (run ul core. the anxieties by which he was often well-nigh overwhelmed. He did "0!. however. he could not. foresee m. terrible donouementâ€"Io ad to all 0! an. Even I. who lhousht ! knew I". won tar Mm suspectingâ€"4' I ”Who! do you mu?" “launched the poor Indy. while the Ow you“ 3‘". tad the (ovum-u looked u him with honor-tricky: facet. _ ' i‘fié'éfini'cmor' started. and his kind tact- bccame very sad. ""Vlilbntleui- dc Ric-x." said Madam do Somme. in a calmer tone. "Is there no way of arranging this matter? This house. where l have lived no Mpplly with my husband. Is very dear to me. There are other munitions In Smyrna suitable for the consulate. 1 with to purchase this one." manna-mm "Can u be true? I had not even thought of anything no dreadlul. 1th cruel to take a en my house from me. " Tenn flowed In torrents down her pal. cheeks. “heave our home! oh. can It be pou- slblc?" exclalmed “Grills. u] to nit, Mowiur do 319‘!" "In the first place. mam I must tell you than the much (over-Imam wlll sand I consul‘nnerll hen noon. and lt will be nocelury for you to pre~ pare to leave this house." mm... "Atmwhltlhnnmmna. many- lhlut be MM?” and murmured. tr» Inc. but vainly. to null. her loin The chancellor looked It lit? with such pro- lonnd camber-non that m shade mmme-mmui mu whit a In mg buy. you to "10mm“ no in m his dayâ€"- To the at filth! hilt: Thanh-hummiâ€" flout-mm much - The {Gid'héiiinn of (he Jone: fun"! In the lance have been the subject! of «Arm-Immumom print. n fir. Joan of New“. And mm Inllmotmuad to m bin-gunman!!! with It. umw-hm r munmmm Wm-IW tr: THOIIAS I; REED. Japan bringing than: In understanding between the peace envoys of China and Juan. the minute vu- mm a great may (In-es. he or Into-clown. I! so: up «My one. m It. All-r am. He not. a anagram» mm In In on!» M II mun "I m.- mu Rum! name" In Maul mt mph munuhnbhwmu my a...” no can. u b not me- mt I ”We ultr- m In Md In the mmm than not! II I ml mum to .oltkmueollelmhu‘l'm an "term-m It I.” not Sam's-fly. tho-3h. “mending-emanates» fund I- III-strum m nomad . [mt my "men In "no but uni-n- uum. The" were an m at me also! Ila-ed Won- w. rm of Indian. the secretary o! flue, “flank-W. random». clone» ram of on tram. It named I1 me I.” (I'm when Ir. font of um. was In once that Ms pagan m primal over I story about Chris Met. WM). John W. router I“ In WASHINGTON Lm'rm (We-MW Correspondence.) OHE of (in old hold- over Demo- crats oi the house ‘ of representative. dread the return 0! Speaker Reed to the chair. Ir. Reed Till lo unpopular with the member- oi' the part! on the floor that they would not vote to poll the usual reen- iutione of then):- et the and at his term. rm- ceee we. not without pre- cedent. In the Twentydltth congress the home filmed to give a vote or thquh to speaker Polk. The notion wee made. and the Int memo celled in that of John Quincy Adams. He voted in the negative emphatically. A greet may epeechee were made during the mild-ell criticising Ilr. Polk'e con- duct no main. Ir. Polk wee a tire: e putt-u .- Ir. need. in. Reed'- ulna- heve been' vindiceted in molt can and the Democntic petty we. (owed to adopt the odious “Reed mien" In order to do mum-u. not we doe- notesdeerllrJuedtothommbeI-eor that pony any the non. ‘ John Quincy Adams. who oppoeea the ‘ neoiottou at them to In. Pow. we- . good fighter unwell. end A very nob- bore no. lie mode I study on: tor the right at petition when none people out II. no outi-Ihvery document to pro-eat to the notice. Hie contention we! tint every petitioner ind a right to lay hie view- heion couple-I. Dor- ilc the mtmmy over lhil point. the National lateliigeueer. the principal poo lo- mm In.“ ova Mm ol’ Indâ€"luv.“ hmâ€"llmllal'fl! o! m loo-In In No an a count-- PREPARATIONS row We unvâ€" roum-u CONCRIBB. Itllotrecoflltneteweeternpoetele obtained an eppointntent to office by sending me to a United States len- etor at inter-vale. Hei- retard we: (fetter than that of the "herd of Shanty Hm." who taught a petition poeticlny. no. venom peele- hotnâ€" herded the nenetor with poet'ry untzl he wrote to her: ‘ the evidence :1 Hin'whéo'wn'snnimothnana sovereign: u mnn who draw: I govern- ment angry I: p slaves' an In ”one“! appealed to Mm pn- uonflly he would try very firmly to wade Mun to me up Ms gunman. "I can appoint you today," In would any. "but how do you know that I won't kick you on! tomorrow? And more It 3 man u the white house who anklekmeouttodaylfhewlm By and by the people may not hM_9IL A Yong Chane mam A casual lchool. not!“ In. In In km Ino- m". and eventually went to Cincin- utl to malt-e Mm the Mr. He he- came a United sme- Ieluor and um- "we. ottle Wigwam-Ila mmflIOI”! "naught-acme.“ summon “I! ll O (I! u tell will under m a"! ll mu 0! ll!- Unele ”hymn?! tom of tanning In! this my Inmlmmolcr lam logy-av. 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You could not nl'tord to.“ The ”when“. was quite certain that he could. So the sen:- tor “reed to recommend the entrapm- tton and the otllce was created. The Ienltor‘e conatltuent wu nppolnted to the new place. Almost on noon on the pl-ce had been created. the new othe- holder cum to the senator to get An Increase ln ulnry from congress. He sold that the other people who were do« In; like work In the llbnry received twtce on much money n he. Bald“. heoouldnotllveonlomllenluy. The sen-tor "plotted promptly. “You told me thnt this all" would at“?! you. when l aid that tt would not." he um. "Now you can tune whet you hove or you can get out or Wuhtnnon u soon a. you please. 1 ill] nuke lt‘ my partlculnr butane to nee thet there \ u no lneteue nude {or your urtlcnlnr once." The Milne-holder In um due. III the Ilnnll ulnry. But be In not loud ot the unntor. tho ll no other than Thom-J: Reyna. Inna-odor to England. ‘ mill-glide!“ mun - m o! boa- nnâ€"m and tom who no boundv In. em «mung-ll! 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