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BOSTON.

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BALEB llilEY Mio-

Wholesale Commission Dealers in

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E. B. WILEY & SUNG

Boston, Maas., Transfer Agents. -

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Fresh and Salt _

Fish, Potatoes,‘_[etc.

Special attention given to

Smelts, Eels. _ Salt Mackerel. Potatoes.

No. to Long Wharf, BOSTON, Mass.

_Comniision Dealers in all kinds of Fresh

Fn;i`,et'icnelnding Smelts, Salmon, Mackerel, ne

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turn in from tho r old Stockbridge road and come up Primrose Hill to- ward their littlo -house one fine

morning the day before New Years. 5';

Mr. Kittrodge had an oillce in Pitts-

field, about two miles away, und, al- though these twin sisters knew him by reputation and sight, they had yet to speak with him; therefore, their surprise whenthey saw him advanc- ing upon their castle. What in tho world could he want with' them? They were alone in the0world, and had been for 'over thirty years. They lived in the little oak ribbed house in which they were born a. half century before and were unmarried. They were quiet, reiined, gentle little bodies, but as courageous as lions. Their friends had many years before given up trying to prevail upon them to move nearer "town," as Pittsileld is proudly called by its inhabitants in a way that con- stant practice has made casual. In r Primrose Hall, on Primrose Hill, Har- riett a.nd Hannah Primrose were born, and there they intended to die. Their father, Adam Primrose, had left the house and $10,000 to them just before he blessed them and slipped away. There was another child, a. son, who had disappeared and died in China, as yea'Ir or so before his father died in the old home. So everything had gone to -the sisters. ~

Many ambitious young men had

come to woo the sisters in other days, but Harriett and Hannah were not to be wooed. They loved each other too dearly to ever allow any man to come between that love. In all the years they had never spoken to each oth.er» except in tones of affection. 'Pooplei used to say that the love existing be- tween the Primrose sisters was the most beautiful thing in the Berkshire Hiller Evicybody knew theirhistory, and how Jasper Hardlinoe had lost their little all in -a lpeculation he had urged them-to-embark_»upon.~ Hard- llnes waatho meanest man in Hassa- ohusetts. He _lived about .half amilo nearer Pittailold than the Primi'oseo,l in a ramehackle house, with his half- atarved wife. Itwaasaidthathehad millions of money, but that is gen- erally said ot mean old men. Nobody, would over suspect that he had a dol- lortrom his appearance; and Mri. ilardlinqe looked ahabbler he. Shown in-m__°r_h»il tem!-ei him. wo. 'aid i'o_r."oger' thirty yllr mmf; rsvrvir' I¢_1¢e»ds°_'»

kngihthe doorfwals softlyfopened by, Ha -request- ed to enter. It 'rvao'as~goorl:asa tonic' .ta look at andflisi-an to that bk voiced. bkrffl-llleil Hia laugh- wasae as-one 02 the sons of Bobby Burns.

“Good m_orning,_ ladies. Allow me

to introduce to you an ornament ot the Boston bar, who has been all over the world, and whocame rtosllittslield sixweeks ago to settle down-inf other -words, allow me to present to you- Lawyer Francis Kittredge." Then he. went ol into a perfect. hurricane of in- extinguishable laughter. The Prim- rose sisters, in spite of all they could do, were compelled to smile in sym- pathy. Lawyer Klttredgo had such no rosy, face, and such magnificent teeth, and wide, honest blue eyes.

“Now,' ladies, I want you to under-

stand that, I am your friend. I know. all about you, and how that old- ras- cal,_I-Iardlines, did you out of your ln- horitance. No, I- don’t know all, but I want to know. How much was it?"

“It was $10,000/’ replied Hannah. _

if “All you possessed?" ~

"All we possessed," answered Har-

rlett. Then she went on: “That ls; '

in money. We own this little prop- erty, and Mr. Hardllnes' pays us the interest onthe inoney, which Is very good of him, as he 'n'eedn’t do it.”

.- “How much interest.:-pray-2*' P "Two and a halt per cent. Some

years, only 2 per centi” o

"And there were six years when he .

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'lett _“We _put up preserves and sein Ihem, and our wants are few.” "‘Didn’t you have a brother? The people in the village say you had." "Oh, poor Sidney," Harriett said. 'He had a. nghtwith a boy, and im- rgining that he had killed him, ded. 1-ls died in China many years ago.” and then these two lovely souls sur- reptitiously wiped their sweet, patient eyes. Lawyer Kittredgo watched zhem with a lump in his throat for a. few minutes, and then, in an altered

Lone. said: "Harriett and Hannah Primrose, you

may trust me._ I um nearly fifty years of age, and I have two sisters just like you-just as sweet and patient and good as you are. May the dear Lord :leal by them as I do by you. I want you to invite Jasper I-Iardlines and his poor wife here to dinner to-morrow!"

Hadan earthquake happened along

at that moment the sisters might have been a tride more astonished. In- vite Hardlines and his wife to their scanty board! No, no. Would he come? Oh, yes! he would go any- where to get something for nothing.

“Then invite him, have a good din-

ner for tive, for I shall bo one of the- party, and I promise you, on the hon- or of a-Kittredge, that you shall neveriregret having done as I ask you to' do,” and with that Lawyer Kitt- redge kissed the hands of each sister and withdrew. They watched his fine ligure swing down Primrose Hill and up the Stockbridge road towa.rdfPitts- held, and then they sat and gazed at each other spéechlessly. v »

The next day over the nuts and raisins, Mr. Kittredge suddenly said. to Jasper I-Iardlines: . - __ '

“Mn Hardlinesj you have a. pretty good appetite, while Mrs. Hardlinery Seems to scarcely eat anything."

“Pretty good, pretty good.”_ caekled the oldrmiser. “0h, she!" throwing a. wicked glance at his scared looking wife, “she eats me cfut of house and home! She has a terrible appetite-a ter-ri-ble appetite--ha.ven’t you. ba8- gage?" suddenly; like! the snarl ot a_ wolf. ' » “Yesl Oh,-yes, Jasper. I do eat a lot, thank you!" and the poor thing. actually quailed under her husband’B baleful look. _

“Do you know, Hardllnea,” mean-

urodly continued Klttred8°`» "tbat»!ou remind moot _a man-named-_-Pstlin-1 gill-I defended once in New -_-tor murder! Whore 319. an-ooonepo _Donner owen vr1.thsor11_ new mum rum. _e,a.;'1re;i».___¢l! right wg. -oh. but was a slick, psalm slllllillraimil t" such aoold bloodod wrench.

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