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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2012, 20 March 1914, Page 4

A sweet yoiiog thiii.g wont into the village bfiokselte'S sLto,i> niid JiSked to |j«.. shown, the latest novels After inakwig her selection .she hesitated for a nimnent, "Do vim lftake any ■roditctkn to ftiett? she inquired. "¥es, : " replied ilio bookseller, promptly, "Arc Sou ft *J«fb.vmail's wifCP" "No-o y " she answered. "A clergyman's daughter, probably,'* said the roan., ivs he tied-flp the pijfrkage. ' "No," WW the. young woninfc's. hesitititif? ■ answer; '%it > ' she leaned over fio counter- and spoke* in a confidential wilisp&r—''''iJ nothing hinders I shall be engaged to ft $i®tegieal stndeiit fts soon; ■as h-» ccinves back 'from college next I. term." . The rain came dow-ii in. perfect sheets ' A lid flooded sit arpymd, T}io Iflßiily. intnatc of the tent Thought he'd siioii be drowned, ,; Said hi "l'!t itiaike ft fight- fp.v Mfe, 'I'hough 1 live in ft dwelling obs.p,.ui:e,"' So ift-tfini.tite day and was fortified With Woods' Great Peppermint Cute. -Adyt. He had toon around '{ipO.ii* church to church trying to fiitd a- congenial congregation, a-lid finally .lie stopped in a tittlo tiiurtih just aft the cougpegation read with tim minister'. "Wo have left an- i done iliosc things which wo ought lp have done, and wo have dont) those- things which we ought not to h.n-vs d.ftive." The j ifijjn dro.pnaii into a $W With a. sigh cif. relief s '.''Xhaak g©bdiie;ss'('' he s£iS", I "I've ie/iisd my erbwd. at'last*' "" "" j