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. ' i ’ 4 : ~ | The world and its woes, ‘Tras sent you from | a bolt fiung himself down, and it was aa Charch Pairx. Racaare F wouter i a akina “ph | like to go hard with him at the hauds of P s will be ineerted witt the only Perfect Writine .Mach- } Be careful and constant and kind toa love. the crowd. Punch, you may, on Wan-

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never a bloxe at all.

Billy Chope was a year older than Lize- He wore a billye ock with a thin

brim and a permanent dent in the crown.

He had a bobtail coat, and his collar

| was turred up at one side and down at

the other, as an expression of independ-

| ence.

| sisted long of perfunctory nods, but this

j Je? go!”

good.

} and earned bis own living.

} you may howl at large. | lic houses are always with you;

Between his meals he wore his

bands in his breeches pockets. He lived

| with his mother, who mangled.

His conversation with Lizerunt con-

especial Thursday evening, as Lizerunt,

great things happened,

ment as they met, and taking the nearer hand from his pocket caught and twisted

her arm, bumping her against the wall.

,” said Lizerunt, greatly pleased, Tor she knew that this was

“Garn

loy e. ‘Where yer auf to, Lizer?”

*’Ome, o’ course, cheeky. Le’ go!” and

| she enatched in vain at Billy's hat.

Pilly let go and capered in front. She feigned to dodge by him, careful not to

| be too quick, because affairs were devel-

oping

“] sy, Lizer,” said Billy, stopping his

dance and becoming businesslike, *‘goin anywhere Monday?” “Not along o’ you, cheeky. You :

| ‘long 0’ Beller Dawson, like wot you « | Easter.” ‘Blow Beller Dawson; she ain’t no I'm goin on the flats. Come?” Lizerunt, delighted but derisive, ended | with a promise to ‘‘see.” The bloke had come at least, and she walked home with | the feeling of having taken her degree. | She had half assured herself of it two

| days before, when Sam Cardew threw an | orange peel at her, but went away after @ little prancing on the pavement.

Sam wasa smarter fellow than Billy | Probably his intentions were serious, but one must

| prefer the bird in hand.

like Whit Mon- Here is a

There is no other fair day's on Wanstead flats.

| square mile and more of open land where |

Here the pub- shows, shies, swings, merry-go-rounds, fried fish

| stalls, donkeys, are packed closer than | on Hampstead Heath.

Algo you may be drunk and disorderly without being locked up, for the stations won't hold everybedy, and when al! else has palled you may set fire to the turf. |

Hereinto Billy and Lizerunt projected themselves from the doors of the Holly Tree on Whit Monday morning.

Now, it is not decent for a factory girl from Limehouse tc go bank holidaying under any but a hat of plush, very high in the crown and of a wild blue ora | wilder green, carrying also an ostrich | feather, pink or scarlet, or what not that springs from the fore part, climbs | the crown and drops as far down the shoulders as may be.

Lizerunt knew this and would have stayed at home without a bloke, but a chance is a chance.

Billy, too, had a vague impression— muddled, but not drowned in half pints | —that some degree of plush was con- | dign to the occasion and to his own ex- | penditure.

Still there was no quarrel, and the |

pair walked and ran with arms about | each other’s necks, and Lizerunt |

thumped her bloke on the back at proper intervals, so that the affair proceeded very regularly, although in view of Liz- | erunt’s shortcomings Billy did not insist | upon the customary exchange of hats. |

Everything went well and well enovgh until Billy bought a ladies’ tormentor and began to squirt it at Lizerunt. }

For then Lizerunt went scampering | piadly with piercing shrieks until her bloke was left some little way behind, | and Sam Cardew, turning up at that | momeat and seeing her running alone in | the crowd, threw his arms about her | waist and swung her round him again and again as he floundered this way and that among the shies and the hoky poky barrows.

“ “Tllo, Lizer! Where are y’ a-comin to? if I ‘adn’t laid ‘old o’ yer”———

But here Billy Chope arrived to de-

| mand what Sam Cardew was doing with |

| his gal.

Now, Sam was ever readier for

| a fight than Billy was, but the sum of

| Billy’s half pints was large, wherefore | | the fight began.

| runt, after some small outcry, triumphed | aloud.

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On the skirt of the hilarious ring Lize-

Four days before she had no | bloke, and mene she stood with two, and

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when somebody sprang from a park cor- |

ner,

of her hullabulloo. it was, but

back.

He did not, a gang oO ft se sticks and belts

|} which wouid have

by been one of them.) He lay

landed her under the her sprawling and m:

she knew, Cardew was swearing

however, for thai ven or eight fell on Uuim w ith (They were Causeway chaps, while Sam was 2 Brady’s laner, | heen reason cnough itself, even if Billy Chope had not

kkaocked |

oar,

de off to tha sound

She did not see who

and next day Sam

he’d bre: k Billy’ 8 evening

it home for nearly four weeks,

and when a tood up again it was in

| many bandages. ' to his bedside, | orange.

But month, and

the weeks went on. Sam had left his bed, and

Lizerunt caine often and twice she brought an

Lizerunt was getting a little tired of

bandages.

Also she had begun to doubt |

and consider bank holiday—scarcely a

fortnight off.

For Sam was stone broke, and a plush

hat was farther

all through thelater of these we hardvr

Chope was mother.

There was a milliner’s window with a | of nothing but fashionable

show

away than ever. And eks Billy | than ever on bis |

plush

and feather hats, and Lizerunt was lin-

gering thereabouts one evening whe } her “Which a’ yer like,

some one took seu Cue said: Tie yuo Ba

by the waist, and Lizer?

Lizerunt turned and saw it was Billy,

; She pulled herself away and backed off,

Promptly,

It was a

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sullen and distrustful. ‘‘Garn,” she said. “Straight,” said Billy. ‘I'll sport yer | one. No kid, I will.” “Garn,” said Lizerunt once more, ‘Wot yer gettin at now?” But presently she approached less |

guardedly, paper

and she went bag-and the reddest of all the

away with a

plushes and the bluest of all the feath- ers, a hat that challenged all the flats the next bank holiday.

As for Billy,

why,

he was as good as

another, and you can’t have everything,

and Sam Cardew,

his grunts and

catch after all. This

in a few months she

with his groaas,

bandages and was no at

vrTe

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was the wooing of Lizerunt, for

and Billy married.

And they lived with Billy's n.other.—

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are left here?”

ing a customer’s question. never do anything with them.

said a shoe dealer, repeat-

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If while it is there

any old bum wants to be shod, we send

him out and let him take his pick.

But

kaow one shoe store that keeps all its

castoffs for a collector.

In fact, I'm not

sure that he doesn’t pay ea little some-

thing for them.

Haven't the least idea

what he does with them, but shonlin’t wonder if you could buy the best of them afterward in Hester street for 10 cents a

pair, and, for

all I know,

some of them

may be worked over inte cheap stock.”

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PAM Cure Backache, Dropsy, Lumbago, Bright’s Dis- ease, Rheu:natism and all other forms of Kidney Troubles, we are backed by the testimony of all who have used them.

TH ef CURE TO STAY CURED,

By a+ druggists or mail on receipt of price, Toronta,

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WUNN HOUSE

FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale that vers eligibie property known as “ THE MUNN HOUSE,” situate at Southport, Lot 48, The House contains fourteen well finished rooms and large Shop

On the premices is a building fitted up asa Hall, suitable for public meetings, and also Stabling for twenty horses.

If not sold at private sale before MON-

DAY, the 27th inst., the above property

j wil on that day be offered at Public Auc- tion at Southport, at 12 o’clock, noon.

For terms, etc., apply to James H. Red-

din, Solicitor, Cameron Block, Charlotte} town, or to the subscriber on the pre niises, JAMES DUFFY no* i 4—? w ead

TO LET.

A Cottage on Sidney Street, containing five rooms and good cellar, Possession given on December Ist.

W. W. WELLNER nowl5

STAMPS WANTED.

OLD Canadian, United States’ and other stamps, as used 25 to 40 years ago. man¥ pay $1 to $5 eachy

GEORGE LOWE

246 Spadina Avenue, Toronto,

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