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The Dominion Company, 8rd floor Cnxton Hid j., ('hien go. Fresh Glenn Springs Water. I have regular siiipine;its of (iienii Springs water at 20 cents j,cr gallon. J. C. Hunter. \ S v. ?r: (P^AVARY^ll \ HAANILTONS > A ROMANCE. A \S&J JOHN V*3'<y \Y^ vSTRANOE ^ WINTER. -y^ [Copyright, 1S3D, by the Author.] V ~v- . ? have nothing." looking at In r nhxiona ly and scnrcmngiy?"yon iiavw doiuioj to bo careworn about?" "Nothing." raid Mary, she could feel the s..h in Jut throat: she wondered that ii did :x,t hear it. "I think yon are light." .-he said, after u in;.mint, "and tiiat it is time that wc wore moving cn. Von have quite decided on Uiarrit'., Alan?" "As well as any other place. \Vc have never been there. They say it i? bright and gay and exhilarating. If w< don't like it, we can move on some whom el?e." "Then we will go home tomorrow?' "1 think we may as well, " he replied. So she set about j sel.ing up her few belongings. Six1 had titan only tlx most plain and simple serge g >wns witl her. A single trunk held everything that she had. She packed a good den that evening, and in the morning six got up early and finished it off l?efori breakfast time. "1 will just rmi down to the village.' laid Alan, "and settle up with Jni Trcvethiek, and by tliat time you wii be ready for breakfast." "Yes, I shall be ready," said Mary smiling at him. She watched bin :,* d r.vn the villa ? street v.*itii eye.; full of pride and love What a man he was! With what ; swing he walked! With what caroler: easy grace of carving. ' A man over; inch of him! S1io\vh> - ::y to have th dear liitlo Cornish village. and yet sh felt that the plea*ant Eoqr.e ti.rj would ho at onco a change and a r< li? lion: the monotony of the life ta th-. wore then h ading. Sht dr? ml-.1 t!.;. one day Alan \ onM wai; up to ?'* ! news, f< r that, she well km v.*. the hi ginning ? f the > ml ? tie ir 1- v? Yes, for both tie ir s it v.v re hotti t that they nhoUid go to P.i.uait:: and h gay. :-*ie- wonkl bo qui to <afe there Edward (.' away, ii hewer- really took I f I 1 ' * . j I i ' %-J ...'.J..! ; Mf [jp\ lf\ ft / I ' id.'. o' ' "j"" . A /0 ii ' ?; LJM h.S//r She tn itched him t/<> dueii the v ill tin *t net. ing for her, would nev? r look for her ii Biuh a place us that. Jf lc- were on he track, lie wmilil find !icr ; well at St ,\t?m * avlui wiiiilil find her at llinrritz k There! That was the last! She shu down the I id uf In r dress basket with at air i?f satisfaction. Alan's portmaiitcai she hail finished half an hour hi lore She would put In r hat an 1 a! -v- s thcr on the dressing tahle, mi that she wouh only just. have to run up stairs am ft tch tin-in after breakfast. She ^lancet ' at Her watch. Oh, he had had plenty o i time to tfet hack from seeiinj the oh j lioatman. and she turned to the windov ' i to look win t in r lm w? re 1: t comim: : Si reave one uiau The wimloV i was at the end of the room ami coin 1 mantled a full view of the irreyula ! t tilth!'- paved street. Ami as Mary stye \v-i-- turiied ft look alonvc it she sav Alan Staccyaiid 1-Mwaul ( >nwaywal!: iu-^ up lb*- street. ('1 lAI'TKR XV. to 'rill-: jilTTKii t:xi). Mary i nly cnve one horrified planet ahii tin* village street, ere sin- eawerei back In hind the shelter of the whili dimity curt a ins. I Vt -; it was he! The man who in Inn ] owned her; the man who had bou^hl ! her with a price; the man who hat i treated her a* a bond slave. lie was not ; very much changed. I lis hail* and beard j were white, but his face was .just at i weather I eaten as of .Mire, and his j^ait j bad tin* same pronounced sail- r s in 11. ji<* w jih ;i J *:i A* ! i uy irmciU'-C .vitniiy and was !*( ?l iriilai in ; wildly wild liihand* Ai.Ui was li.-t? nin a- hflonji;;? < 1 !?>i:_c with 11?hand' 11 the i>u< h <?f liis jacket and liis ] ij 1<? i wt,. u it is tcotii. The fi^nr. s . f the two na n 7Mal< r the window end . >? (.t la r si -lit, i ill Mavysti oi! tia . !:.:? i w >aia:i who v." ms ; i n.ii i i 7 . i. i> i;t r i'uy f j; rl to the tiai! <m i in, wait in;; fur !:,i t!i,\v to fall Hit \- litf'd Mali a Ai*! iia tin IriVo \ d lou'i i the ). 111 a ! i a.' In live lui a at s i 1 v? i i I I la all i,. i in ! in- ia (i . iii t Wo; in i la' li was ! . t 11;>:i< 1 ahi.i;t tn f ill V. ' Sia- I. r I: > - ii' MWiiV is -in llii' of tins ctirtuin n? she li nnl n I Hi -! ji on ill-- : tail'. Then Alan n t-'i. .i t lie ii in "W i .l, swii tla-arl, nie \usi not laar K .?!>< ? ... I... .1 ' 1. . . i . . i ? i' 11% mi ' i ?i *; ?i: w' 11. The sudd- ji r< vnl-i.m of f ?1 in^r. tlio ovt'i jiowcrini? senso of relit f ain.o.-t )?ri?ki' her down. Sho caught bold of tuc (licking table to atgadj' herself, b^t I for n second or two could rfot epetiE i hist sho choked down tho great knot in J her throat nnd asked hi in a qnostion. "Who waa that yon cair.o uj> the I rtroct with7" i Ho never looked nt her ns he answere l He was doing something to his pipe. "Oh. a chap who asked tho way; that was all." "The way to where?" . . "I directed hint to Roathlyn. Ho is half wr.y there by this time. Come, let. ' as ;;o down and get our breakfast." : She filt that the risk was immense, j She wondered what Edward Ccnway : was doing in that part of Cornwall. She J had a \\r h ard him speak of having ' j h.-tn in Cornwall: she had never heard [ I i f bis Laviiur anv connection with any ; 1 i o:s.' ij: Cornwall or with Cornish people, j it:i i then she reminded herself, half bit- j : I t?i ly. that she had known very little of ; him at all Hut what was he doing here i:i St Agnea? It was no use shirking the situation. She innst dare and risk jiil at this juncture. Nothing would be ' , gained by cowardice. And. after all, be ' co ii l never force hrr to go back to him. ? He cvuhl only at tlio very worst expose her. and i:? her case exposure would mean the world'a pity, never its scorn. She drew her breath sharp between Iter teeth, took her handkerchief off the * 1 massing table and turned and went out ; : of the room and down the .-taira, Alnn > ! Stacvy following. And in tbo best par' i lor their breakfast wasdaid, and in two 1 I minutes the delicate fried iish and goldi ! en fri-.-lr egi-.s were brought in. | "FMi or eggs and bncou, sweetheart?" raid Ftucvy as the apple checkj id maid lifted tlie covers of the two J dishes 1 "Kgi> and bacon, thank you, Alan," | she replied. . | t:\- had n. ver i:i h< r life felt less like eating, but it would not do to arouse p jsuspiiion by refusing to try to do so. ' sh i our d out the coffeo and listened * ' with r ; mile that was not very real while t I her et Ins farewell to y I the c!1 boatman. e At !.is: ho stt\ tched out liia hand to ' In r ;u iois the table, i j sweetheart," ho said, "you are f | quit. 'Mid at going away. Would yon >' ; rat! i v stay h,to":" t | -... nn-vvr?d him all in a hurry. "Oh. r. i. Aliiu; no, no. 1 am all packed and ready. P >:i't snggcMt such ;t thin;.;. What sh .itId make y? u give n?e such a v L it'-, v.ite character as that? 1 much prcf. ; t be g ting away. Wo have been la V'n'iito K :icc i u.iugh. It is a dear littie ] lace, and y. >: know I always want to ^fay in a n? w ]>!:.? < forever; it is cue of u.y < h:;i :;ctci isrics. but I think I g?. t. tit' d i f tin in. 1 think I use them up. 1 duti'r \ Sieve I shall want fco come to Sr. Agm s .inn in. " Not i veil to Ii-iv the cottage?" y trying hard to repress a slmdd? r; "no. i i v< a t have the cottage, ! Alan .-Niter all. I think yon are right. ' Tin ? is li t ; lace like London. Wo will | stay at hone a few days before wo go I on. What do you think?" ".Tu-t as y. u please. I don't seo why j we ; b, tr.ldn't." J "Xi r I," said she, f.ir the thought , iiu.l ...?? ? ?.-?, iti U,l?)aia Cull- J tw .> NN .... \ t y.ai!v t hub; u - ii.i-ily as in Lwii l.,n ; .\i ; \v< uid it ! i to fir:d her, for fhe had 1:1 f a single friend or acquaint* 7 a nee v. iiu had known her at the time of t 'upturn < "enway's supposed death. At the time t f hi r second marriage she would have written to Mr. Law.-on. to .. ijiuii .-in ii in * hi iv a iew wcoks in ore repaid the last in-tallmcnt ?;f the {.'100, at what pinching effort .-he alone knew, but h" had just died, an?l with theothc : er officials of the Red River line .-die ; had ji.? acquaintance. So lon^ as slio " did not wall: abroad tin re was but very r little chance of her stumbling against her pursuer. Here, on the contrary, it was ahuo.-t impossible to keep out of 1 the way < f any one whom you did not ' want t see. Presently sho would have 1 to drivi three mil* s to the sta'an, n ?t, lin ri ifully, aim ' the road to Roatlilyn, '' | hut in the oppo-itc direction. Still, it ' i was ] ->iM? that lie mi^lit have ' ' chi'.ii'.'i <1 hi. mind, and in any case sin* ' | would not ft 1 ahsolntelv secure until I >he was i it of the neighborhood, until 1 she w..- out t f this desolation of woods and 1- Ids and into the safe shelter of the jtreat c ity. F r ?>ne wild laoiueiit she wMhed with all In r la-art sh-- had told Alan r wln u tin- lews of Kdward Conway's s rescu last reached her. IJ : t now that 1 she !: ni etiiue fa? to fac - witii the tefj till .ml awful trait-sly which would end. <> 1 : ! : e La- w how, she did not | dale t > p.-alc As she sat tln-re, trying to : Vi 'h < , and til- delicate strips j of he-en 1 ?it 'y l it d iwn her throat, ' ih- r< :!!' ! tie- very hi t time that -ho 1 had ( " r s- ii him how* he had refu t.d with : ' date ; t iii to inquire into her clinr ' ' r, li w he had told lie r that ' i lion- sty was the dominant note of h r t life; .-lie had many times ftiveii I 1. : - If away by b- in^c b < holiest, by t I ?,..t iwiliiif i . < ii <i i?m - MWI .? ??., ?t i' U IX, (U lil 1 i^IIW I ment, 11. harmless, necessary lio. i 1 Aim! if I 1* il the truth 1 must needs ! cute-- t'l ir . lie \v??i at this juncture afraid to tell him afraid to own that I file ) I ill fh:?l< 1 hi- life nil'1, love while i the kinder ? l' a groat secret lay l?etwi :i lie'ii. She t -Id hciscif that it 1 wo 11 have hei n s<i ea>y to carry the > ti.-ws straight to him then that (lay whet! 1 i horrified eyes had first fallen upon tliat aniio'iiiceineiit in the papers which was hea<i>.l. "Survivors of tlio Arikh.iin i " It was not ea.-v then; n av it was almost itujiossil le. Sho felt th f .-he could not face the look of .-ur| prise in ids i yes; she felt that if everything canie out. and he should ask her to stay with him, ho could no loll4' r ask it as a favor. So litoro and more shi'realized the need of keeping it all a dead crct, < f hiding from E 1 wnr ! ( tiwiiy us loiij^ as she c< iil<l and of tru t<? blind <banco mid Provid< in in in < Int to fnr la r this time la vniiil all t-liad ?w (.f <1 mi't. Yin to worn .-tiil mine ti i\ial urraiitfc11a n?s ft r Alan t<? milk** win n tin y hud finl-rcaki'a.-t, ^ratuiti<s to ho piv* , cu, nir.! or two little hills to ho paid 1 011U t ho landlord s accost to ho settled iu full She con Id hear him in the Iitlio ' tooui Ktri^j) the passage explaining to mine bust that he had no doubt as to tho honesty of the bill?it was no use his going over the items; that lie liad not the le??t idea how many whiskies and scila* lie had had. and that ii' lie had no objection he would j refer to settle the account without any further argument-. Then she heard the landlord piotest that ha wanted them to come bad: again. and therefore he was particularly anxious that Mr. Stacey should go thoroughly into the bill, so that if there was anything to which he objected he might meet hi in at once. "My friend," said Alan, "yon will nevir make yor.r fortune. Here you have entertained r.s to the best of yenr ability. Yin have satisfied both my wife ard my-elr. and we are extremely obliged t yo'.t for all the trouble and pains that yon have been at to give us a go d time. I am quite satisfied that thebifi i* nil right and that them is not a si;?- !; itt tn i:i it to which any reasonable i.-.an e nKl raise any objection." 'f i" :-g| ? h ai l tlic chink of money and. fi...i the silence that followed, yr.e:-' 1:. .t '.he landlord was employed in tl.- ias basin ssof receipting the bill. he \v mlir. ii how mail)* more hotel l ilb wc;" 1.1 be made our. paid and receipted for th"ir sojouru together. She v .mli-red if Edward (.'omvny found her, and she decided to slay with Alan ? if Alan did not wish lu r to ;-o away. Sim wondered what people in Louden won: I sav: how thev would take it. She supposed that i:i that case Edward Conway would make it the business of his life to follow them round and explain to every cne the exact po-itioa in which th'. y Were pla< i 1. \Y..i:Ll it he better to 1 11 rverybi lyV VYeld the tli vy pet into the pa; -v .' Would it be bla:'. n d from oir* end i f th world to the other that Al.iti Stacey'- wife had a story as romantic as any.; th. thrilliucc pages which had come fr -\i hi- ; -n v Site bethought Inr. in lor di.-c.e-s ff.d anxiety, of a siliv game called "eous-ijueiiccs," a game in which the last clause is. "And tlie world said." What would the world say t > them ? to her.' She did not knew; she did not dare to think. Only she felt resolved that so It.ijcc .cj she could keep the secret she would do so. "An I you will come hack again, Mr; mi< i; ;um tno nonuaco sa>. ' Y? I expect we shall c.uno back again the in xt time 1 lmvo get a spell si bavil wvrk on and went to t out of London. It io (litiicc.lt to work in London," &lso heard Alan answer; "it is difrkv.it to k?t p i'ree ot interruptions ami so jii. Vvc have enjoyed ourselves very math, I can assure you." Th.Ushe huird a is. uvy footfall ent< ring the hum* \ If' r anxious, strain* d cars told b.er whose si *p> tiny were. Th- y passe d h* r 1 or to the palatial bar, and thru she beard Edward Conway's voice Paying: "You have a lady here that is passim; under the name of fttacev. Which is Is r room?" Then there was a rush across llie passage, and Alan tftacey burst into the reel:; and caught lier in liis arms, k "My poor child," he wml, 'ivn'tf.' ''' KiCitTliniViDi'.tlliiiii a'r !*' !." Ail I i.y ?: in>tinct Mary know n*.t only that he had lcaov.n the truth all along, but that ho had been the lirst of the two to hear it. CHAPTER XVI. I.T.T NO MAN PI T ASL'NDKR. There was only time for a hurried whisper between theiu. "Yon won't desert me?you won't giv me ever to him?" she gasped. "Never," lie answered; "never while I live!" Th n the door was pushed hurriedly opeji. and Edward Conway's l imit feut ii. s :ind burly figuro appeared before them. Is was apparent to the meanest obv dim that the man was beaido liiiu .? ;i xvun passion, no stood jnst within li.- d. rway, his hands thrust deep ?! .v ii into his troupers pnckits. eying fi: ~t t and then the other with his i'. i'Vi'?, and upon his lips was a terr;b! : r. "W . I!. Mrs. Conwav," ho hrgaii at i:. t "have you no sort of welcome fur in . v. ir h ?g hot husband. given up for i t years sinco, your little moro th :.i i rioi .."I'ooiuStill silent V Have yo i ]. .rhisi: t<> say r !i. h iie.v <l. !itit Do Found L'r. :'! ' n ihem. ".Still silent? No fond word < f gr ti' rr? la.leh a-'.i .ii-h> I, V.' YuU i; if re I was (lead and g. n , didn't \ lii.t Ivlwaul ('onvay is not got i id i .' .o easily as that! Don't y< a think .. ! 1 'i\.v.rd t ' ii-.vay lias been nnd* r for a ! I '.] ; time, and I'd v.:rd C< away In ^ vipaMin. and In* i'as con' hack a I h: happy home and his loving i. . ' i;' that h" left ' hind liini." '! shall never ( me iiaektoiao! I * 1 n \i r have lived with yon again! Vo i kn-w it!" "< ' !. \ oii're thinking .' till of a hit < f a ti. Willi's that between husband i!:i ! ' ,'e Jt:?ve you never t is": : 1 with tl i. ; unv that you took up with as s- n : I was gone'.'" 'j! s hidy is my wife, sir," put in /J.in - tuoy, with dignity. " V ;r what V" ".My wife, sir! Your turning np axil!n inopportunely may annul our i.; .rrinip\ hut no ilur will n rt upon tlii." 1 y. Yh ! > is nobody who knows li is ti :;t wiil not pi y 1: r, ;in>1 pity h< r d 1 !y, ti?*.-1. for 1?:iv:ii hecn marri<u to you jit all : htoh lly, for having I on 1victim of a tcrrii'i chain of circuit; iauccH. This lady (ii<l not talfo up with me. She married me with all dtx'Joi uiality and hh-siicfof thee hurch. I'ntil you liavu legal proof that our marriage l>o no wuriiago nho is my wife." ' Si', in coining hack willi inn." paid Edwai 1 (A.nway, shutting his frith h ivd a.el Mi.i|i|iin;; tlio words out as if hi ; l'j?s wi'i'i' rat ira j<-.. slu! is in v r t.'oin^ with you. Kho will in vi r lin\ i* a;i> t liiiv^ t>"l(? with von /) nut never. She woui I never have treat. AW IIMCAII IWiv QiftN TUAT "When Nature is overtaxed, she has A umaiLmU Oivii c HA I her own way of giving notice that nssistnncc is needed. Sho docs not ask for WATilQC IC APOCA! IMG help until it is impossible to get along without liH I Ulll. 10 HrrCALIIIU it. Boils and pimples aro an indication that uxc b; 6umu uucuniuKiung luipunuro wuivu COD MCI D must be gotten rid of ; they nre nn urgent api>eal for assistance lcll ML Ll i ?.1 warning that can not safely be ignored. To neglect to purify the blood at this ? time means more than the annoyance of painful boils and unsightly pimples. If these impurities nre allowed to remain, the system succumbs tojany ordinary illness, and.is anable to withstand tlio many ailments which are so |bW jj| prevalent during spring and summer. *r?j Mrs. I.. Goat ;!<.?, ilut'l Second Avenue, Seattle. Wash , Yj-\ says: " ( was afliieted for a long time with pimples, which >*Sy/ ^ were very annoying, as they disfigured my face fearfully, ^ After using many other remedies in vain. S S. S. promptly and thoroughly cleansed my h ood, and now I rejoice in V a good complexion, which 1 never lnd before." u Bl ?Capt. W. II. Jhinlap. of the A. G. S. ^ev/ar.v-^iZ^ 11. It.. Chattanooga. Tenn , writes: " Several boils and carl uncles broke out upon mo, causing great pain and annoyance. My blood seemed to l?e in a riotous condition, an I nothing I took seemed to do any good. Six bottles of S S. S. cured mo completely and my blood has been perfectly pure ever since." 3. S, S. FOR THE BLOOD is the best l lood remedy, bccauso it is purely vegetable and is the only one that is absolutely froo from potash and mercury. It promptly purities the blood and thoroughly cleanses the system, builds up the general health and strength. It cures Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer. Rheumatism. Tetter. Hoils. Sores, etc., by goiug direct to tlio cause of the trouble und forcing out all impure blood. Cooks free to any address by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, (da. ??mtm?mmm i aw?4^ao? To keep voung?keep kieplho T neves mini, the body raldy ni.il wel v v-' -*?<* fed, and with Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver T . . . . ^r;?? ?? i. Medicine icgulate the stomach ami I have just received a car of ice and i,-> wi!l continue to haadlo it throughout _ ... the season. .,J iprices ax? weight guaranteed !S:Y,axd deliveries made promptly. hiiip < a y.!i > ! :.\e - i\*111:? 11y >t*;? 1 s anfe;0g die public for their past \v. i hf cntrKd '?> lcutio ifte iu th? . r' , 1 .. r.u. fin.1, :;K?w.u.t-s to l.e La<ed en ien-li patrounga I ask a continuance ol the oC service and v\ag*'s p?i<l. I same. i;, .vVs::.;:,l, p. Murphy. Liver Medicine is invaluable. It gives _ *" tone to the stomach, *Ls digestion, am! 1 < -todassists nature i:i cany iug oil' impurities _ /aifStSSf ti!;;',:;.;; i CONTRACT ORS's? total.. 1*1 -ay |j ^ BUILDERS'^ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thororoiighly am p MILL SUPPLIES. digests load w itliout aid troni the stomac.i CneUnt's. stwi n*?ms, Column? nna Ch*naud at the same time heals and restores "*? ''Vi.1?1 ru"Jj\,wTtt"?8; TowV""_.Ao.. . ,.,i > , .. I. : (i... st?e] \Vir? and Manila Uopo, IIoUUiik iSiif,'1n??# tae diseased ulues?,\t 01,,?1?1S. L is tla pumas, Jacks, Doitlcks, Crabs, Chain and or.lv leilU'dv that docs Loth of tlnse ???>? Hoisui. 11 " ""! ojMSkiaSTRONWORKSSSUPPLY CO . -I- . i- . . AUGUSTA. OA. - i!. v . i. >,.eiiivi, "i Kentucky, arc- c. > i poster of the Manila Times, was ki!!o i August l?Lh. during the light a* Angeles A ?r. O. VST. AYTSTBZ,!,, Could not express the rap'ure o! Physician and Surgeon, Annie E. .Springer, of 112."> Howard < u , -I.. I'.i l>u , wheu >b? found ,P eK"'"tL MrTicf' '? v II UUIUU. VOiiCO lil IJdllU that Dr. Ivinu d jsuw D.scovery tor Leave calls at Union CotiSsump'iion hail completely cured ( 0 Htoro or r:,tg u pjJ01 e No her ol a hacking cough that tor mi;n\ ]<j <or prompt service, years had mndo life a hurdeti. A?1 la 41 other remedies ami doctors could give h- r ro help, hut she snyaof this Royal "'? ? ? cu.v--' i!t<oi ru..ov<a ike p.iu i? CROWN TORRENCE, M. D., cy cheat and I can now sleep 8 uarJiy, ' something I can scarcely remember ' ^ doing hetorc. I feel like aoumUr.g its VHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON. prai^s throughout the Un.verse." So will everyoio who tiith Dr. King'e Olllc and cpartmcn's over Duho'a N ov Disc >very tor a.' y trouble ot the Drug Stora. Threat, ('host i r Lung". Driee 50c 4 1 tin. Du:-cm Drug Sire; e very h til ! Kg", j?*<;p a a c? a??i Whui-r* Kbits riur-i'itocd C 4 ? >y%.* "t null. < ? Ul ,.t II;,,,, r ,,,l?tU VsZS-fJJit in;* hiott-il wutcr .'-h ill ;i ject < I tic '('rii'i'... ' of Kentucky Ssddla Stallion, Jr. .1 / '/lihtmlvr > Ai>f)f,t it is r beautiful mahogonv V, i'i . to i c "i'e ;l hoTio'f 1 urn, n-tt, ]t> ii.uuia liii/h. \\ an brut by *cr!-.!, cut ' r !> ,cu!cuVi Ar N-al ilarhiid, <>: 1 lawk in2) county, ui.-.i Sdv.\ the he-1 in the ?r< rid, v.id 'Vtwie*.tt, and was siri I hy old "Sadhiil th.c pain and promptly hen! it. ' !( , iron (dark county, Kentucky;. Cures <>M h ri ?, !cv?. r > i-.u, ub-r , ' ?** hy '.Jim Wu divi' ; i,?> by McDortel nij, t r. , al! :hi:i erun'i we U s: ?'da Ha'cr un"; dam .James Scott's , />i'o o r i ''! ' irt V. (> ! y _'">< hi. J?r-* ium a ! !'o n.sr ; 1-'. bun by be. ('ur?? a Red So; i !>v 1 "K'.n , bs'-d by J. (t \ rtomutc, ,. i . .i. . - ' ' ... - lA-.viiiutoi'. K'lit'ii1:"; -'H, I'nui by V;. 1/UM . ' ! < / - * c _ J Isousa i >.( ')-iifi.-K-Sa;itl c S-ullu n: I olv.'.ti! i'.i i I'll .;. . !:...! a WOlll.ni ho COUiOi: ! t'iiC blneil >! nltl ' |>|H r a:i :i".- r t':i:o\v any;lii:> ? -.;r.i':;iii. JJ.jiff.a:" e?ilh ih.it tf ti c bo? racing .l?*iii;i?!.s w!.o-r ui'V Iris nil liin-)-i Tin. |^(}:(i , f ut, d?c. by in, f.v.M-tU ; lather pinviil.-ntial. .,M . . .. , v J j * j J>l ill i ? I i . Il ! ? . . ? ( ? Tfi > . ... V. I i ? ::?. i at I' .in: , 1, cM>.Hrt (>:.? Mi: :.ii ' n' ; <!;!> (aits u I m i \\;t r:; j-'-i ?!() . . te iiiiin i'?i stlaS ci"! JOilli f. KO^K. en i>i.] r i! a in', i wniitit :ImI liic'lioiiie. i!.'!!':\v s/ \ c. ' M'r' M:r Presbyterian College. Clinton, - S. C. rxcu; SAM'a nor Special t itVr f lttlncpil mlis for i:? xf J tit' tfot S*jtriug:i of A rkittifiliM > ' ' session. .? ('iiilcgi' ((iiic.tl ion patiil Soul hern Knit way. " wi'hi t tie- pac-ii of cvoi \ -on.*. M . \\ il! ( Unlit a to I'reiu vimii system t!;" 1 I I' < < A I I ) n . ! i I I I )N, 1K.OM 1 i!a1* l iny ( itft ls i>; .'l ip ai.'l <I r ;iUl'\ I in! I < ' VI > lor iie\' ('nliruinte i.t >t > rajt.-cil by liif -'t V'.'iv \\ i: It ;-, ai;?l tcrrlor Ml',Is.) 1- i?.] I .icn'l". >} i\. I lie llll :! ism, i:',IH';t|\.'ia, < ;'.li'l'Ii. 5 li" S ' 11?". 11 Itv. i?'l.-?: lilt III! il.ll ifi cos : t? ii.acii, KitJiu-v, lis i jii.il iioi Voiis t li.-- lil ul .p a in ; |ii :? ? ?an cs ol m iui\ ; l ,'i.i J t. .i - I ' I .it.: 1 . HIM r Iv III <i|-. .in'iM !?> ?">? !. ClTfl Ml I .1 only ii.i| < I ,I'iukIloi.iil until !? ;\u in-,' <!<|>:il't:ii(T.t i- full. Null 11.ciits. 1'iic in I'liit.iiti climntc of I lot catalogue ly s is < m: ni.il <li in sinuincr. W. T. Matthkws, 1 iiti i; tc'.> oji-a tin-vcar louiiil. <>r l'i?! ilih.-tr. '< 1 lit? ?:? nr??. (v.iitainiiiK A. I'. M*i:\ci:n, ,i'l iiiforii utioii. .vMivss ('. 1\ ("ooloi, '.! 5 -it. i<l! .LIS, Alk f.-N 5-* 4 $> <?, / tCRLlI With v?:?'Ml.lH ! %?? ! i xcuision ti'kets :m<! d >>> , ? <0 >> Have , ?' ii u'ars (>t <?. trip. ?.. loci! nac.t n; O fe mnnr i|,]ic?s W, A . Turk, (icn'l l'.-iss. Aj'.l.. 'av* t . ?htr 1 ;? - MitilliCi:: Ity., Washington. I.,