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"Thu Klin of thedoMen Hiver," or, The
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tliis master of urtiatio prose It lias to do
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dchtioymg oerj thing This is the mulif of
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is carried along, no by htrong eiirrehts, ami
inn in 1 1.1 gentle liree.e, ton Mitlstaetury end
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Ada Fisher. I .mini C Hollovvny contributes
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story, "Perfectly Shocking," ami it is a good
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"The Last of the lliiggorinuggers," a (Hunt
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known as a poet an 1 essayist ; tells of John
(.'aide's adventures in 11 queer country where
lived Mr. and Mrs. Iluggcriuugger, the last
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known ns little Jacky, goes to sea. is shi,)
wrecked, and with several companions is
thrown tiou an Muti.l where trees ami shells
arc of gigantic propoitloas. I or Mrs. Hug
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strange adventures, quaint conceits and odd
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esting rending. The illustrations are numer
mis.
"Koblioltozo," a seq-.irl to "The Laist of thu
Kuggeriuuggei-s." narrates tho further ad-,
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Iliiggerimiggers, with t Ik attempt of the en
vioiudwaif, Ko'.ib ilto.o, to till th. place i.f
theih'tuuct giant who.e dixtruetiim lie had
i'aiiv.'d by disclosing the secret of his trans
formation Iromsmill beginning to giant
hood. The dwarfs wife 111 turn lielra.Vk h.s
secret, and soon the whole e .nny are lms:ly
searching for sliull-ilsh which are sap,i i.l to
have growing prop.-i'tiiH. Hero cim- s in the
moral of th Crunch stones: tlrstth' jelou,
envy of th" dwarf caiin's dlsistor to the goo 1
giant ami his wife; tlcn tlio mm roll lor shell
llsli causal the heretofore i-mtcnto I colony of
dwarfs to desert their usual avo'atiou and
turn to ouster hunting. Hene uugle-t lo -lows,
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and his frlon 1 Nal.i 1111 cane- in I lino toi he !;
this inoibid iK'sire- to grow into gcint st itii",
an I to restore a b 'tter st itc or 111 ii-altty. The
1 o iks are very inteiv, ting an 1 lluoly illus
trtitcd.
(Inn I'm-t
Is woith a column of ibetoiie, said an Amer-ir-nu
statesman. It is a fact, established by
the icstimouy of thousands ot people, that
HiMsl's Sarsapaiilla d.x's 1 are scrofula, salt
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Saisaparllla cures catarih b.v purifying the
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C'ouks for ladies, niise and childivn, all
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Tlio DitcIvimI Couobuion.
A Family Coachman, who vvnt Driving tho
Master and Mlstross on hli fliit trip, shaved
tho wheels olf of two I'rlvato Carriages, rtil
hetl a Grocer's horso, ami crowded bev end
Vehicles to tho Curbstone to Kscnpo him. Ho
was about t) run over a l'olack with 10,000
feet dt Lumber on his back when a Policeman
Arrested him for Heokless Driving, and tho
.Master observed that it Hcrvisl him right.
"Hut it Is your i'aultl" Protested tho
Driver.
"Why, i havo not Raid a Wonl."
"That Is truo, but you failisl to Inform m
ni wostartcsl out that you did not own tho
Whole Earth, and 1 havo been Driving Ac
cordingly." moral:
It Is a Sloan Trick to Decelvo a Coachman
in that Manner. Detroit I'Yeo 1'res.s.
Took Illm 11 Iinu While.
"I must havo a talk with this Oeorgo to
night," Raid tho old man, "and seo if bo
meuns business."
"Oh, don't, 1!" pleaded Grade. "It will
Kill mo if you do."
"Tut, tut," ho icturntd; "hasn't ho Iwn
coming hero a year and never jirorxvuyl yet J"
"That's true, pa," sho replieil; "but glvo
him n littlo mora timo. You know George
stutters so." Now York Sun.
Iutrrrttlng lo Srleiitltts.
Miss Hunker Hill Do )ou havo much In
dian Miminer lu Colorado)
Ma J. Wester Yes, wo havo a great deal
more Indian summer than J ou do here in tho
COi.t.
"I wonder why that Is soP
"Hecauso wo havo got mora Indians, I
reckon." Texas SlftingR.
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len:iy (laudladj) Is thut liild join's
Madye Yes'in.
Jenny-I'm Mjrry, tint wo don't toko chil
ill en here. Life.
WhiM'o Tbey Aliuiinil,
CJ. (Jhooly, tho new Persian miuUter at
ashuigton, s:iya tho women of thu country
me tho most beautiful in the world. Ho
must havo visited Nurnstowu 111 uy. Nur
lutowu Ilciuld.
A Cln-rliv .Nurse.
Nurse Can't I put baby in the crib,
uia'atnt
Mother No; dogglo s:itlio ciib. Walt
till doggio has had Ills nap. Hoitou Courier.
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