I THP ffllNMAKFR
I OF MOSCOW.
By
3
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SYLVAHUS COBB. JIL
CHAPTER XIX.
COXCLIS10H.
Talo as death sat the fair young
countess in her drosBing room. Rho
did not trernblo now, for every nerve
had become fixed in utter despair.
"Will you not change your dress,
my mktrees?" asked Zcnobio in a
low, tremulous tone.
"No, no," tho maiden replied, and
her voice sounded strangely even in
her own ear, it was so low and hol
low. "Why should I dress for tho
sacrifice ? The dumb beast may suf
fer garlands about its neck buforo
being led to tho heathen altar, but,
alas, Qod has not given me n brute's
ignorance to help me now. No, no,
Zenobie; I will not dress for tho
bride."
"But tho duko expects it."
"I C' ro not. Ho cannot auk me to
do it. He may do all ho wills, for I
am helpless here, but he dare not
ask."
"Oh, my denr mistress t" cried the
faithful girl, throwing her arms
about tho neck of her miatreM and
weeping as sho did so, "would to
God that I could bear this for you."
1 thank you all the same, my
best of friends," tho oountcss re
plied, gazing gratefully up into her
attendant's face. "Hut it matters
not much now. I shall not suffer
long. My sorrow will soon cease."
Zcnobio looked inquiringly up,
but sho did not speak.
"Ood will soon tako mo homo,"
tho wretched maiden murmured aft
er a pause. "I feel tho chill hand
upon my heart even now, and I
know that earth cannot bind my
spirit long with such a curso upon
it."
Zenobie had no moro words of con
solation to offer, so sho did all she
could do. Sho drow tho head of her
mistress upon her bosom, and there
sho hold, it for a long time. Sho held
it thus until tho door of the apart
ment was opened and a female do
mestic entered.
"Lady," tho newcomer said, trem
bling perceptibly while sho spoke,
"tho duko bado mo tell you ho
awaited your coming below in tho
hull."
Sho stopped hero and seemed to
wait for an answer. But Itosalind
did not speak.
"What answer shall I givo him,
Judyr'
At this the countess started up,
but sho sank back again without
speaking.
Tell him wo will come," inter
posed Zenobie, who saw thnt tho an
nouncement had taken tho last pow
er of effort from her mistress.
"Yes, yes," whimpered tho count
ess as the mesHcuger hesitated and
gazed inquisitively into her face.
And with this tho woman left tho
apartment.
"My dear mistress," ppoko Zeno
bie, now calling all her power of self
control to her aid, "all , means of
help and escape wo hnvb tried in
vain. Tho timo has come"
"O God, havo mercy!" groaned
tho countess.
"und wo must meet it, sinco
there is no further hope. It will bo
better to go down at onco than to
arouse the bad man's anger by moro
delay. Wero thoro tho least glim
mer of hope, wc would not go. But
there is not. You know what I
mean."
A few moments Rosalind sat liko
ono dead. Then sho started tip, with
her hands clasped, and raised her
eyes toward heaven. Sho did not
speak aloud, but her lips moved,
and sho surely uttered n prayer to
God, and it was none tho less elo
quent because it was silent. Then
sue turned to her companion. J ler
lips were set and colorless, and a
deathly look had overspread her
wholo face.
"Zenobie," she said in a tone
which bore no feeling more than
the gliding of a cold, iey sound, "I
am ready. Onco mere, lcforo tho
last joy of earth departs from me,
let mo bless thoo and props theo to
my Ixwonu i am puro now !
Sho opened her arms as she spoke,
and when sho closed them again Zc
nobio was within their embrace.
"Bless you, bless you ever! God
keep and guide you to tho end of
life and then roeeivo vou homo to
himself! Kiss me. There, I am
ready nowl"
The broken hearted girl wiped the
tear from her eye, and in a moment
more she was as cold and rxuxdonlcga
as before.
"Lead on, Zenobie I shall wulk
without heb."
Without looking around tho Mos
lem maiden led the way to tho hall.
She walked slowlv, and sho fancied
the could hear tho beating of her
mistress' heart In tho hall stood
the duko with sorno half dozen of hi
own male attendants. He took tho
liaud of the countess as sho ap
proached him and gazed earnestly
into her face, but ho did not sneak,
lie led her toward ono of tho draw,
ing rooms, and when they entered
there they found the humpbacked
priest already in waiting. Rosalind ,
cam well nigh fainting when f.he !
saw this miserable villain ready for
his work. Sho knew now that tho
priest waa like tho muster.
"You see, my dear countess,"
poke Jho.duko in a low. hrpocritjeaj
c : prcpr-'l
rr- tc.ulk
l:it J'. ):.-;ti 1
.'71m iutrilly
effort J
lif-aii! tin- 'it
, K 1
il
"O.n.o, ?.-CVr.'
irj, now to i.i"3
said OI.m, turn
priest. "Wo h'c
Stvotiino r'!'(ved fony-.id trui
ip.'iji.MiJ a Li tin pr'.or. Then lie
look'd upon ilie twain before him
and directed them tu kneel.
"No, no, no!" gasped tho fair
countess, trembling for the first
t:me. "I cunnot d that !"
"Kneel!" hissed tho duko between
his clinched teeth, r.nd as ho ppoke
he grasped tho maiden moro firmly
y the arm ana forced her down
Sho uttered a quick cry of pain as
sho felt tho unmerciful grip, but
she could not resist tho strong arm
of her persecutor.
"Now go on!" the duko cried as
he held the maiden down. "Go on,
Savotano, and let tho busine.-s bo
done as soon as possible.
"Hold!"
It was a voico of thunder whiel
spoko thus, and it came from tho
door. The duko started to his feet,
and he beheld iliiric Novel, the gun
maker, approaching tho spot. But
tho youth came not alone. Behind
him camo tho huge bulk of Vladi
mir, tho monk, and moro still, back
of the monk came the widow, Clau
dia Nevcl, and tho boy, 1'uul, and
then thero were, besides all this, n
heavy tramp of feet in tho hall and
tho clung of steel.
"1 fold I Stop this accursed mock-
cry!" Iturio shouted as ho strode up
tho apartment.
"Miserable dog!" gaRpcd the duke,
mad snd frantic with rage. "How
dure you como hither ?"
"Look vo. riroud duke." tho monk
i '
interposed, coming quickly forward ;
1 am at tho bottom of all this. I
havo como to stop this foul work !"
Rosalind had started to her feet
when sho first heard Kurie's voice,
and now, us tho monk spoke, a ray
of hopo darted to her soul, and,
with a quick bound, sho reached her
lover's side.
"Ituric, Ruric!" It was all she
could say, and, with a flood of tears,
she pillowed her head upon his bos
om, and bis stout arms were wound
fondly about her.
J' car not, he whispered, "for.
oh, Rosalind, thou art sufo now."
The mad duko saw the movement,
and, with a bitter curse, ho started
toward them.
"Now, by tho living gods," he
shouted, with his fists clinched and
hu eyes flushing lire, "you have
como to vour dent hi What, ho.
there! Without! SI aves, where arc
yo?"
In a moment moro the sido door
was thrown open, and a dozen of tho
duko's servants came rushing in.
"Hal" Olga cried. "You aro in
time. Seizo these dogs! Kill them
on the spot if they offer ono act of
resistance. At them now! lown
with tho dogs!"
"Hold!" It wail Vlndimir who
spoke, and every arm dropped as
tliey heard that voice. It whs dif
ferent from the voice thev had
heard tho fat monk use before. I
Tho duko stin ted ns thoui'h a i
thunderbolt hud burst at his feet. I
"Who art thou?" ho rasped, stug
Bering fart tier back
"Olga, duke of Tula," tpoke the
monk in tones which sounded
strango for him, becauso they were
so different from those lie had been
wont to use, "I uni thy iiuudcr!"
As ho spoko ho threw open tho
long Muck robe which enveloped his
person and enst it upon the floor tit
nis feet, and thero it lav, a huso
pilo of wadding and BtuHinrr! Tin
vast rotundity of person was cone
and the strange man now stood in
his own fair form. I lis chin that
prominent chin was no more hid
den, and he was but a rauiill man
not much larger than the bov Paul,
who stood near him. Next he placet'
ins nami i ins iiciul ami tore uwiiv
the tight skullcap, and the ring of
gruy hair came away with it, leaving
cluster of e lossy hair llontin:
down over the neck and shoulders!
Great God of mercy," gnspod S.i
Votano, staggering back, "it is the
emperor!"
"Aye," cried Tcter. turning his
darkly flashing eve upon the stag
gering duke, "1 ntu your emperor!
i mil, go and cM the guard.
Tho bov hastened from the pal
ace, ami wnen no riiuriied rie was
followed by a party of the Imperial
guard.
"Mercy, mercy, sire!" gasped the
uuke, sinking down on his knees.
Rut tho emperor answered him
not. Ho only turned to his guard
lantern, he had upset column nnd
all, and just as he reached the pas
sage, he heard a heavy fall, una ho
knew that his enemy had stumbled
over the fallen column. lie heard
the curses, loud and deep, which
dropped from the lips of the bullied
man as he picked himself up. and in
a moment more he was eddied by a
conversation Mwetn the two, for
villain No. 1 had revived, though
the tone of his voice plainly indicat
ed that ho had a severe pain 'l
lingering with him.
Michael, Michael !" erouned No.
1, and as ho spoko Ruric could hear
him scrambling up on hi feet.
J II, Uriel I ' returned -No.
Havo you dropped him?"
No!" cried Michael, with a curse
ahich wo do not choose to tran
scribe. "He's a perfect devil t"
"But where's the lantern?"
"lie put it out."
"But ou ourht to have knocked
him down, jon clown."
o bad ou.
torn , ' tliKt v-o h iv
trti. v.e c'l'i'l ivivi
fur.' 1 Lo;? i.i:'!. '
This. !.ii-t - ii i:u.
8 thrtstcri::;.' lu"r
'ie V.'li v, iio kicked me over."
"V.'eM, he dod-.-d If nit and kick.
ed over the utcru.'
"But when: i i he now ?"
n.;
they've
i.c.:V:-'
JTa, I guess
cfitifi'it hin.
If. n't you
"Yet ; tliev'vecau' ht somebody.'
''And t-t i nurse j him. l.fe went
tl,af. way. I.-.t'.-j go and" lii.tT
He did not finish the sentence, for
at that luoj': "Tit u )(? mi.tj on in
thunder tori's, and it tnid:
"Rune! Ruric!"
"Good God."' gasped vi'.lain No. 1,
"What is that?"
"Ruric! Ruric!"
"By tho living god--, that is not
from any of our men!" uttered the
second riuliun.- "J la, they aro con
ing this way !"
"Ruric! Ruric!1
"There i.3 but oao place," retum
ed'Ori'.'l. "Hero in tho little draw
ing room. Come, let's find it. Oh,
curses on that gunmaker's head! If
he ho not the very devil, then he's a
hound partner of his. Have you
found the entrance, MichncI i
"No. It's near vou somewhere,
Can't you Ha! fn.in!"
At that moment the gtaro of a
flaming torch flushed through the
gloom of the place, and the two vil
lains stood revealed. A dozen stout
men, all well armed, appeared in the
only passage by which they could i
escape, for to have fed into the
drawing room of which they had
. . i.i ;i 41 i,:
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"Ho, villains!" shouted Vladimir,
the monk, raising his flaming torch
high above his head v.ith his left
hand, while in his right ho waved a
heavy sword. "Where is Ruric No
vel?" Here, here!" cried our hero,
starting forward into the larger
room.
"Whnt! Safe alive well V nt-
tored Vladimir.
Ave. my noblest of friends. But,
oh, cast off this accursed bond from
ruy arms. It cats into tho flesh."
The rope was quickly tuK'cn on,
nnd then the youth embraced his de
liverer. No questions were asked
there. Only a few sincere thanks
were uttered, und then attention
was turned to tho two villains, who
yet stood trembling near them.
They had not attempted an escape,
for the way was blocked up. They
were quickly secured, and then the
party turned away from the place,
and U3 they weut Ruric gave the
monk an account of tho manner in
which he had been entrapped and of
tho events which had transpired
6i nee.
"Merciful heavens!" ejaculated
Vladimir as Ruric closed his ac
count of the manner in which ho
hod overcome tho two men who had
thought to murder him. "It was a
narrow escape.
"But I might not havo escaped
without your coming," the youth
said, "for they would surely havo
found mo. With my hands lashed
behind mo as they wero 1 could not
have escaped.
"True, true," returned Vladimir
thoughtfully. "It was a narrow
chance. But it is over now."
"And how gained you the knowl
edge of my whereabouts?" asked
Ruric.
"I'll explain it to you when wo
have lime. But did I understand
you to say that tho humpbacked
priest wiis there?"
"Ho en me to my dungeon with
the rest, and 'twas he that I knocked
down. Have you not found him ?"
"No; uc have seen nothing of
him. We found two men in the hall,
and that was nil."
The place wns searched all
through lor tho priest, but he could
not be found, and when Vladimir
wus assured that the arch villain had
made his escape he prepared to leave
tho building. Tho prisoners, four of
them, were led out llrst and taken
awov by the monk's followers.
When Ruric reached the street,
the stars were all out, and tho cool,
frosty air struck gratefully upon hw
brow, llo turned toward his myste
rious companion, and under the
grateful impulse of tho moment he
stopped, lie raised bis hands to
ward heaven, uttered one fervent
sentence of thanksciung t. God
and then nioted on i.aain.
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Chihtrf-n eure your fcthri-! ! Thi.J
reiortiy is in no rten.o a notiuiu but
is a Krf.'e:i3c for th's iis-'a.-e nuly and
in mo tKiiiiuiy deviM-i Hi s pitpiireii
that it la thorr-uhly solahle and
pleasant to the taf'e st that it eari be
ifiven in a cup of tea or eeflee with
out the know letlK" Of the pfl son -
talcing it. Tbrus-.ttnds of drunkards
hnve cured fhemsi-lves with hi
prieelenp retneJy and rm rxiny more
have been curel nd miuie temperate i
men by having the "('urn" aih?in
IttlereJ by loving frindrt nr.d rels-
tives without ti.eir knovfLe, it, 1
ten or eofl'eo and beilftve today that !
ihey dic.ntirit;e1 'irioirinj; f:f t&eirj
own free will. Jl- not w!t. l"w i
not dolude by apparent nd mis.
leatlinK "'improvement. " Irlve out
tho diutmse at oneo nd for all time.
The "Home Gold Cur" i wild bt
the extremely low prio of ont dol-j
lar, thua pltieitif; within roach of
everybody, a treatint'iit more efiee-l
ual than other.i ennt! $j lo 150. j
Full diroetiorm ueeompany each
pucxrii;o. Special advica ;y skilled
phyvleiati!) when requested without
"xti-a ehfcrge. bent prepaid to any
part of the vorhl on ifeeint .f ono
lioilnr. Adcre8 Dept. E. 7.ri0 Edwin
H. Giles A Company, 2:i;0 ami 2Xi2
Market Street, Philadelphia.
All eorrespor.dreee strictly eoefi
deutial.
Wsrkliiif Slslit uail Ifiiy,
The jjusitroi auti foihtiest thing
that ever wa.i ci.!e i In. K.inij'e
New Life PiiJs. Thc-je pills change
WPaknww into Htrongth, li.-llewiuei
into energy, brain-faf into rpectal
power. They're wonderinl fn build
in!(up tho health. Only i.'c t-r !xjt.
8tld by Iritii drug store.
Stood Death t);f.
E, B. MunUuy, a l.iwy r 4 Ilemi
etta, Tex., once fooled n vrvdig
aer. lie iyt: ".My ir.thor was
very low with muhTiai fever and
jtiandiee. I perrnualed h;m o try
Eleetrie Bitten and he was Moon1
much lietter but ttooiintied their it?;
until hn was wholly cured. I am
-uro Electric liitters aavt d his life."
This remedy expella malartM, kills
disease getms and piirifliv tho Mood;
aids dfjeeation, rpgulatra liver, kid
neys and bowels, cures conatipatinn,
dyspepsioj nervous dlseafl, kidney
'roubles, female ttomphiinti ; jrivee
perfect health. Only Me at JVlta
drag store.
?ac.TpSi riai.iiiiore, in.
bubBcnpUuQ fine;. 'hr- "iiEur ruicoaa Sua)
car lr.i viMupt r--
II It is H.fH!fl 1
E r a k u x a x J 2 w s&- m
1.T m r 1
The Burlington Route ranks
greatest of the world's railroads.
Over 8,000 miles long; employing 35,000
men; reaching 1,300 towas and cities in tho
eleven states traverse4 by its lines; having
through-car arrangcm.en.t3 which exttnd more
than half way across the continent and earn
estly striving to give its patrons absolutely
uneualed service, it H the line YOU should
Select, ne.t time you go east.
Ortnha. riiieago, Kausii City. St. Louis iai
EV1-KVWHKKK beyond, j
3. f jii r?i
THREE COLL&IQS COURSES
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CIiASSIGAL, S!3!EflTIFIC, LITERAP.V
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
The Academy prepares ;for College and fiicca
a thorough English Education, the be?t pre
peration for teaching cr business. All
p'.nsc.: eery lotc. lioard and rooms a the
LJica' Ka'l $'i to 4 per iccefc, incluiiin
lectrio liht ard heel.
7HF; CCLLSOE
L'r.dor c-xpt-rionccJ manaeaicnt, aril' iur
Rish rooms and board at coet on th. club
plan, not to c.cvd !,50
For f;!l! pa; icu!ars, address
FiiSSIDEXT McCLELUXD,
Format Crorc, OreOu
r.rc ;i
erv i.
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:,i;i.n'( to i.-.r S , fp;
xili-ty li iniicf : net
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r.,.1.1
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i'. wrve the puM
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I. M lt)l .O
; tt u'l ,
h u points,
Pullman Palaee Ffeep'xz ar. J Clii.ii
on tl.rntigh traiiif.
Dimn? Car eervice unexcelleil.
st,vea la -ar'e-
crd,.r to ohtain thin first clans serv.
; e:-k the ticket nyent to sell you
j ticket over
1 jpttti rrTdftfiVii
ijLU?
Direct conncctiona lis. Chv.a-o an.
waukee for nil Ea.ntrn points. . .
1 For full information call on your murest
ticket agent, or write
J.tB. C. Pond, or Jas. A. Cl.oc v,
Gen. Pae. A(tt., (-ieDeral Ajrent,
Milwaukee. Wii. 24ti rStartr
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TIM2 8CIIEDUJ.E3 VV.OM I'0KTLM
Chicago-Portland fetial, via Hunt
ington leaves 'J a in for 8alt Iike, ien
ver. Ft. Worth, -Omaha, Kanaaa'ttity.Pt.
j Louis, Cl gu& Eaft. A rrives 4:o0pm,
At' cic Express via IluMinplon.de
p? . at 9 p m for Suit kake, kenvt r,!- '..
jrth, Omaha, Katii'as t ity, St. Iotik,
Jldeao and Eafl. Arrives S'AO :i. m
bt. Paul fat mail via Spokane Jeuvcs
H p 111 for W alia Walla, Lewitton, Spo
kane, Wallace. Pullman, Minneapolis, .st.
1'anl, Duluth, 2fil!wa:;!:.'c, Jltiicage ar.ii
Kast. Arrives 7 a m.
OCEAN AND KIVEK SCSEUUE.K
Frm Poi ti.ito!
leaves f pm for San Francisco ewry
.r) days. Arrives 4 p in.
Leaves S p 111 daily except Sunday,
Saturday 10 p m for Ai t.iria mid vay
lanilinjrs Ail ives 4 p iti except iSunda y
leaves daily c-i 'ept Sunday nt i a m
for Orison City, Mevti tMy, talent, ii.de
pendenoe and way-iar.duitrs. Arrives at
4 ::iO p m except unday .
leaves Tues, Thurs, and Sat at 6 n in
for Corvallis and way hindinss. Arrives
Mon, Wed and Fii at 4 till) p in. ,
LeaToa Tups, Tlnini an.l Sat nt 7 n m
for Oregon City, lay tan and way-lniid.
intra- Arrivus Mon, Wed and Kri at
3 :M p m.
Leaves Riparia at 3:10 a m for Lewi?
ton. Ix-avcs l;w ituii &:.') a in y i
Kiparia,
AftiJiroHis, A. ( . t'UAUi,
f)rrr.,cr.
I p, ..,,
v. i..i.'..
r yTi.-B- :-pt -
Mm Lena
among the
hi'ii ; .?t.V ;ir . .r.'fiv.if.
. i c'ir 0:1 ha so 01
iuiuilUv vsaut t:.e u-
i C. Sheldon, Gstiaral Ag:ot.
Car. Third and Stark Sim, F-jrtiat.d, Ct&
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DORHITOR
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