This book and 'Kidder's' are two that I could hardly get along without.

In Mrs. Kidder's bake-shop were gathered the henchmen of Hat Tyler.

Mr. Kidder, of Kidder & Kidder, had by request waited upon the lady of Bellevieu.

He-he-he, Mr. Kidder; I sartainly knew you was coming—yassah!

"Oh, he said yes," cried Mrs. Kidder, clinging to her Countesshood.

I want to inquire if you have any acquaintance with the large grocery house of Kidder & Ladd, in the City?

The names of all Lovewell's party, and biographical notices of some of them, are also given by Mr. Kidder.

I have used Mrs. Kidder's cordial in my family a good deal, and I assure you it is no humbug.

Kidder's medical battery used forty years ago or more, and still used and purchasable in its first form, was a dynamo.

Kidder, Mrs. Ida A., addresses Agricultural libraries section, 226-7.