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fswet of tbe Plundered Sfe
By emile GABORIAU i
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tie would be hire directly. I must
this young man. Also 1 hare arranged
ml will submit to you a HttU plan of
conversation"
A rim at th. front door Interrupted
fll. 1 rnum-u I .,.,11
"Adieu to my nUn; br he Is. Re- Th. oldest graduatoa of isle
member, rwir," said M. Verdiiret. In inrvard re ministers.
CHAPTER VIII. Continued.) !
Ai he spoke M. LeCoq took from his
desk and unrolled large sheet of draw
ing paper. On this piper was photo
graphed the door of M. Fsuvel's safe.
The scratch was Indicated with groat ex
actness. Now, " said M. I-eooq, here Is our
cratch. It runs from top to bottom,
tartinc from the hole in the lock, diag
onally, and from left to right; that is to
ay, it terminates on the side next to the
pi-irate staircase leading to the banker's
apartments. Although Tery deep at the
anything Important should happen send
a note to your wife, and she will luforui
uuv Go, and be prudent."
The door closed on Fanferlot as M.
warnlna tone. "Hot one word to this
I man about your plans, or about me. Pre-
tend to be discouraged, helpless and un
decided what to do,"
And he disappeared behind a curtain
as Prosper ran to open the door. Pros
per's portrait of M. de I.agors had not
been an exaggerated one. So handsome
face and manly a figure could only be
lona to noble character. Ills first tm-
T nun.! tut ,1 Ma bedroom. In the
twinkling of an eye he had divested him- J pulse was to throw himself luto Prosper".
s..f of the abearance of police offl
cer. He took off his stiff crarat and gold
spectacles, and removed tho close wig
from his thick black hair. The official
Icoo. had disappeared, leaving In his
place the genuine Lecoq, whom nobody
knew a handsome young man, with a
bold, determined manner, and brilliant.
keyhole, it end. in scarcely perceptible piercing eyes.
' Aieanw uuv rain- " -.
flew, toward the Falais de Justice. At
last he was now stile to convince some
mark."
"Yes, patron, I see that."
"Naturally you thought that this
cratch was made by the person who
took the money. Let us see if you were
right I have here a little iron box
painted with green varnish like .M Fau
vel's safe; here it Is. Take a key aud
try to scratch It. The paint is very hard,
my friend, and yet that on the safe is
till harder and thicker. So you see the
tch vou discovered could not have
been made by the trembling hand of a
thief letting the key slip.
"Whew!" exclaimed Fanferlot. stupe
fied- "I never should have thought ot
that It certainly required great force
to make the deep scratch on the safe.
A Japanese bride gives her wedding
presents to her parents as a alight rec
ompense for the trouuio wj
taken In bringing her up.
m iuwer of an engine In Hulls Is
sometimes given In elephant Instead of
. i ... ....aa It.ilitif) I
horsepower, an eiepuaui p " ""
equal to twenty-two horse pow er.
t Kncland. the annunl consumption
of Southern fruit amounts to fifteen
itnunda ier head. In Germany U ajer-
agoa not Quito three pounds per bend.
The average piiaaonger haul on team
rallwavs hns Increased from twenty
three to twenty-seven mile since elee-
arms.
"Your letter, my dear Prosper," said
Raonl. "made me almost 111, I wss so
frightened by it. I asked myself if you
could have lost your mind. Then I left
everything to fly to your assistance, and
here I am."
Frosper did not seem to hosr him; h j tru-al Hues have been competing for
was preoccupied anoui me ieer ne uu
not written
one that he. Fanuferlot, was a man or
wonderful perspicacity. Ills hopes were
not deceived. tr me juoko n "
.(.a.itiitelv and full convinced he atinur-
cd the Ingenuity of the whole proceed
ing
This decides me," he asm. as ne ois-
mlssed Fanferlot. "I will make out a
favorable report to-day; and It is highly
probable that the accused will be releas
ed to-morrow.
He began at once to write out oue of
those terrible decisions of "Not proven,
wfci,h restores liberty, but not honor, to
the accused man; which says that he is
"Yes, but how was that force employ- not guilty, but does not aay he Is lnno-
edi I have been racking my Drain tor Cant.
!ir davs. and only yesterday did i
. oniwOimion. Let us examine CHAPTER IX.
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together and see if our conjectures pre- Prosper had been languisnmg in mm
ent enough chances of probability to oneiy cell for nine days, when on Thurs-
establish a starting point." day morning the jailer came to imorui
r Tnn ahan.tnned the nhotoKrann k:, f th Indues decision. ne n
nd, walking to the door communicating conducted before the officer who had
.lit. Ma hedroom. took the key from the ,rpht him when he was arrested; and
.lock, and, holding It in his hand, said: &e coutenU of his pockets, his watch,
"Come here, Fanferlot, and stand by penijnife and several articles of jewelry
m nlder there: very well. Now, sup- ,rpr restored to him; then he was told
ruua that T want to open this door, ana alen a receipt
you don't went me to open it; when yon na was next led across a dark pas--o
. ahnur to insert the key what . n,t almost mished through a door.
would be your first Impulse J" whic'h abruptly shut upon him. He found
T nut niv hands ou your arm and himM,if on the Quay; ne was aioue, u
draw it toward me so as to prevent your wai tre, but only acquittal after due
Introducing the key." trial would restore hlin to his former po-
PnwUolv so. Now let n try it: go ifi0n nmoM men.
... . . . 1 1 . J l. - l. -. I ... I 1 H Mr.fr nf HtniT'l
nn " anrenoi uwj; idu j t tiavinir amveu u wwm v. " j v-j -
beld by M. Lecoq, pulled aside from the houge, h hesitated to cross the thresh-
lock, slipped along the door, and traced ola He experienced the timidity or an
it a diairnnal scratch, from toD to k.t man who Is suspected of a crime;
bottom, the exact reproduction of the one j,e feared to meet a familiar face. How-
ln rha nhototrraDb. mw.r aa he could not remain an o)
"Oh. oh. ohT exclaimed ranreriot, in tj.. navement, he went in. in jnuuur
three different tone of admiration, as ttered a joyful exclamation on seeing
k. tnnd eazinc in a reverie at the door. Kin,
"What man you are! 1 see the scene r ,m delighted to see yon again, ne
a if 1 had been present Two persons i fait that yon would come back
were present ot the roooery; one winea M wbitt as snow. nen i reaa in w
tn tnka the monev. the other wished to un that TOU were accused of
"You must not feel discouraged, con
tinued M. de Lngors. "you are young
enough to commence life anew. Your
friends are still left to you. Kely on m.
I am rich, half ot my fortune Is at your
disposal."
Thanks, Uaoul," he said, with emo
tion, "thank you. Itnt unfortunately
all the money in the world would be of
no use now. I have made no plans yet
My mind is too confused for me to
think."
"I will tell you what to do," replied
Raonl, quickly; "you must start afresh;
until this mysterious robbery Is explain
ed you must keep away from Tarts, it
will never do for you to remain hens. 1
have been talking about you to Clame-
UUUriNtn Ulisiuea.
The botanical papers report that Do
Vrles. the great I Hitch experimental
evolutionist. lm by toK continued so-
u;h a variety of clover
j-.w-.-.- - ----
which baa normally four leave.
India was In possession of a ateol
aeoret om-e. whU-U Is lost now. This
. the Inlaying with gold of eteei
h a manner that the
strength of the blade was not Impaired
nor Its temper spotted.
1 InraaMirsltlotl of tllO Obi A ltd
Ypne-sel HI vera, ntado under the aus-
Dice of the Uusslau government, tin
revealed the fact that these streams
.....i.rai.tA liir ocenn stumers for ft
"!; v. Lr.r.T vii":, :, r,,1 :di.n.e of um u,u f.u
SRI L & UUm ivi.n v....- n
money and embark for America; there I
-niiM make a fortune and return to I
mouth.
A Ohelse
fRiuflandk hoapltnl 1 !
mournlnir the U ot B bequest 't I"1.'
000 through a legftl Informnllty. The
1 1 testator signed bts will In bis bed room.
crush with my millions those who have
suspected me.' "
"I will think It over," Prosper finally
. . i. . in ill T
,oTwh t M FauveVand the witness,, thoughtlly carried!
says.
tt into another nm before signing It,
thus making tlie divuniont Invalid.
An English watchmaker bus Just fln-
UUod making a tiny watch In Uio form
My oncleT I suppose you know that
I hsve declined the offer he made me to
enter his banking house, and we have al-
of him occasionally. My uncle, they say, j teeutlia of an Inch In diameter, ami it
u mora Hitr..wl bv this affair than you I u to be worn with two other studs. Ity
are. He does not attend to his business, turning the tipper stud the watch U
Miss Nellie Holmes, treasurer
Young Woman's Temperance Association
of Buffalo, N. Y., strongly advises an suf
fering women to rely, as she did. upon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
"Dttin Ml Pixkit am ! Vouf mAMn U Indeed an Ideal woman's
medioino, and by far the best I know to nUr lt lt h a ""''1'
ed misery for aoverai years, wmifr irouoieu .v.. m... t.ttm
, I had Wrlnffown Pains an4 freoucnt headaches. I
'. i ..." -..i 1- i. ti.nt i antTurotl for hour lie fore 1
irom resiiui Biee ... ....... r. .. - ,,, r .iliv.
j , .,,.. .... ,.,! ,,, that
I consulted two different physician. Hoping to pei rr... ., - ' ,
their medicine did not seem to cure me, 1 tried your iB'tnW Compound
on the recomineudatlon of a friend frt.m tli I-axt who was t..w..k
uffered
ached
walto
could go to Bleep a
prevent lu being taken. That la clear,
certain, and It proves that I am correct
In thinking the cashier Innocent
"How soT
"Because, at perfect liberty to open
the safe whenever he wished to do so,
It U not likely that he would have
brought a witness when he Intended to
commit the theft"
"Weil reasoned, Fanferlot But on
this supposition the banker would be
equally innocent Look for the real
rogue, th one who opened the aafe, and
stole the notes, and who is still at large,
while others are suspected."
"Impossible, patron Impossible! Don't
you know that M. Fanvel and hia cashier
had keys, and they onlyl And they al
ways kept these keys In their pockets."
"On the evening of the robbery the
banker left hU key In the secretary."
"Yes: but the key alone was not suffi
cient to open the safe; the word must
also be known. That name wis 'Gypsy.'
"Which is the name of the cashier's
cousin. Now keep your eye open. The
dsr vou find man sufficiently Intimate
with Bertomy to be aware of all the cir-f-umatances
connected with thl name,
and at the same time on a footing with
the Fauvel family which would give him
the Driviletre of entering M. auvel
chamber, then, aud not till then, you will
discover the guilty party. On that day
the problem will be solved."
"VV shall certainly succeed If you In
terest yourself In the case."
"Yes, I am interested In It and during
the lsst four days 1 have discovered
many important facts. But listen to me.
I have reasons for not appearing la this
affair. No matter what happens, I for
,ld von mentiouinc my name."
"I will obey your Instruction and be
discreet
"I shall'rely opon you. Now, to begin,
you must carry this photograph to the
Indue of Instruction. Explain to him
If it were your own discovery, what
I have Just sbrown you; repeat for his
benefit tbe scene we have Just acted, and
I am convinced that this evidence will
determine him to release tbe cashier.
Prosper ninst be at liberty before I can
commence my operations.
robbery I ald to every one, 'He Is Inno
cent" " "
"Madam bss, no doubt left here 7" he
said; "do you know where ah has
goneT' ,
'n monsieur, tra me aj ui juut
arrest ha sent for cab, put all her
boxe Into It nd drove away without
saying where she wss going. Since then
w have heard nothing of her. When
your father left this morning at 8 o'clock
he told me that one of his friends re
mained, whom I was to loon upon as
the master until your return. You know
him, doubtless, a stout man, aoout your
height with red whisker."
Prosper was greatly astonisnea. a
friend of his fsther occupying the house!
What did that mean? However, ne con
cealed bis surprise.
Yea. I know him. he said. I nen.
rapidly ascending the staircase, he tang
his own bell.
The cashier did not recollect having
seen him before.
"I am delighted to make your ac
quaintance," said the man, with a bow.
"That yon are surprised to see me here,
vou were about to observe. I can easily
and wanders about as if he had lost ev
ery frleud on earth."
"And Mma. Fauvel. and " Prosper
hesitated "and Mil. Madeleine, how
are they V
"Oh," said Kaoul, lightly, "my sum
Is as pious as ever. As to my handsome,
icy cousin, she csnnot bring herself down
to common matters, because she Is en
tirely absorbed In preparing for the fan
cy ball to be given day after to-morrow
by the Jandtdicrs. Hhe has discovered,
so one of her friends told me. a wonder
ful dressmaker, a foreigner who has sud
denly appeared from no one knows
where, who Is making costume ot
Cstherlne de Medici's maids of honor;
and it Is to be a marvel of beauty."
Excessive suffering- brings with it
sort of dull Insensibility aud stupor; and
wound, while by turning the lower one
the hands are adjusted.
More than 8,000 women are employed
In the various government office In
Washington. 2.044 of whom have en
tered the service after competitive ex
animation. Nine hundred of them are
paid salaries ranging from xt.ooo to
L800 year, the others being paid the
compensation ot ordinary clerka IdOO
to ?900 a year.
"Conscience money" In Great Britain
now amounts to thousands of pounds
1 annually. The first sum noticed wu
Ion March 30. 17H0. when $lHi wa
carried to the public account In conse
quence of a note received by the chan'
"I am glad that 1 lollowed lier auric, ur rvry ,"":' A '
and not ouly this, but my general health U much Improved. I have, a Una
ipJeUta anAareVaineirf Wh. My earnest ''Vr,K?ih!u,,T '
to nut awavall other medicine, am to take I.v.lliv 1 1 J, ,. , V' y
table Compound." Misa Nluk Hoi.meii, MO Ho. DlvUiou bt.t Buffalo,
Prosper thought that there was nothing j ceuor. The writer wlcli troubled sml
Hiss Irene Crosby, prominent In Social Life In Hast
Savanah, Qa., adds her testimonial to the value
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
rKAH Mil. riKKHAM i " H always
left to be lniticted upon him.
"I must leave you now, my.rtear Tms
per; on Saturday I will see these ladles
t the ball, and will bring you news of
them. Now, do have courage, and re
member that, whatever happens, you
have a friend In me."
(Te be continued.)
Implored him. "as an honest man, to
consider the money the prnerty of the
natUm, and to be so Jtwt as to apply It
to the use of the stato In such a man
ner that tho nation may not suffer by
lt having been detained, and thus to
ease the conscience of an honest man."
ARE TREATED LIKE 8ERF3. INSURES HER LIFE FOR A CLUB.
Chicago Woman Kvolves a fltrlktnitly
Original Plan of Fluanc-.
Mrs. Pauline Harriett" Lyon, secre
tary of the Woman'! Athletic Club, of
Chicago, has evolved a strikingly orig
inal plan to pro-
mo pleasure to find an artlclo ot reai va.un
and unquestioned merit I hara found
Lydlu K. rinklifwn'n Wirctublo Com-
twkiiml rn It'll latud to relieve and euro
Servant tn Rnaala Cannot Testify In
Cort Acaloat Their Masters.
Although erfdom was abolished In
Russia many years ago by the first
Nicholas, tbe conditions of the work
ing people there have not greatly Im
proved. The lot of the domestic ser
vant la especially hard. He Is hired
for one year and Is told exactly what
his particular duty Is to be. He then
A long aa
tick to that one duty,
.t.n Your father intended to in- each servant faithfully performs the
troduce me to you, but he was obliged apeclal dutlea of his position all la
to leave for Beaucslre this morning. I
am glad to say he went away as convinc
ed as I am that you have not taken a
ou belonging to M. Fauvel. This let
ter." continued the stout gentleman, "will
serve as aa inirooucnou, uvy.
The cashier took the letter, opened it.
nd a h read his face brightened and
tha r,lnoH returned to his cheeks, liar-
well, but the neglectful butler or cook
or coachman la aent by the employer
with a written note to the police Judge,
who, after carefully Investigating the
complaints, has a right to order bodily
punishment or to write a bad mars
In the book kept for this purpose.
In great Russian households often
vide the club with
a permanent and
palatial home of Its
own. She bus had
her life Insured for
X)f) and with
the policy as eollut
e r a I a Chicago
blinker will ad
vance the amount,
which will be used
aiii.i r. ii. Liuj, in imtiiu'Mi in .",
000 already on bund for the erection of
a magnificent 12 atory clubhouse. I' or
the varlona troubles arising from irregularis
tica and menstrual pains.
' Much aufferlnir could be apared U we
only paid more attention to proper living and
diet but aa lonp; aa women do not do this,
your V'tublo Compound baa coma to
tho front aa ft true, friend In need. I hare
hn rery pleaaed Indd wltH th
boa brought mo. I Bud that I have perfect
health now, and that my mind la also mora
dear and active since I used your 'K
titbl Compound. It baa Wen of great
lneflt to me, and I gladly recommend it.
Very sincerely your, Misa Ihkwk Citoanr,
313 Kaat Charlton bt, Eaat Saranuuh, Oa."
Remember tbat every woman Is cordially Invited to wlto to
Mrs. Plnkhani If there is anything aHut lier caao or symptoms
Bl.o does not understand. Mm. IMnkham's address Is Lynn, Mass.
Her advice is free, and Li cheerfully tflven to any ailing woman
who asks for It.
ulnmiilali,
$5000
rORFf IT If W eannot forthwltn r0" K" -
Canae and Effect.
"Now, thut l what I like to aee,
observed the rural merchant to the
proprietor of the great department
store. "All your clerks are full of rim
and energy."
'Yes," replied the proprietor with a
snn iistlc smile. "We close at noon to
day and they are getting ready to go
out"
Motbenvrlll fln1 Mrs. Wliulnw's Soothing
Ing anlshed the letter, he held out his from twenty to fifty aervanta are kept.
hand to the stout gentleman, who shook
It warmly.
"My father tells me." ssld Prosper,
"that you are one of his best friends. He
tells me to plsce implicit confidence In
you aud to act entirely on your advice."
"Just so. This morning your father
ssld to me, 'Verduret that Is my name
Verdnret, my son Is In a painful posi
tion. You must get him out of It.' I
snswered. 'All right, I will do my best.'
Now the lee Is broken, let ns discuss the
n,,.atinn. What are you going to doT
. . . . .. j i i-
"W hat am i going to ooi am m
Fanferlot wss Joyously picking op his to find out the wretch who has e.useu
hat to go when M. Lecoq checked him by my rum. ana nanu m. v. w
waving h s hand, aud said: to reven u.,...
"I hare not finished. Yoo know how "Exactly; and bare you any clew to
to drire a carriage and msnsge horses? the guilty personr
Very well Aa soon th. Judge die- "None, and yet I .hall "
nitsTe. you return home Immediately, man who devotes , hli i whols -If. to th.
ccompiisnmeni oi mm
"Well said, M. Prmper; I runy ex
pected such would be your Intention, and
I hre already ueen loosing wi
10 oegiu
make yourself a wig and tne complete
dress of a valet; and, baring dressed
yourself, take this letter to the agency on
-i - 11... n.nn,. Tha a Iran t will Send
f A. Clameran. who Is looking esse. I hsr. formed a plan.
for a ralet, hi. man baring left him yes- with, you must disappear.
terdsy.'
and even the middle-class raniinea
have from two to four. The pay or
these aervanta varies according to the
line of work. While the "chiefs" In
tbe kitchens of wealthy families often
receive $1,500 a year, a cook In an
ordinary citizen's employ geta no more
than f'50 a year, and a maid of all
work never gets more than $25 a year
At Easter every servant gets a pres
ent, generally a suit or dress.
Every other Sunday the aervanta In
a Russian household are entirely free.
Their work .top. Saturday night after
supper, when the servants leave tho
house not to return until the next
Monday morning. The employers
never ask where or how the free time
la soenL
Russian servants will pilfer. Since
Russian ladles leave everything to the
care of the aervanta, the latter do as
tr members of the club, which Includes Ryrup thU tt remedy toora lor their children
ty menu), . . during the teething period.
Mrs. Emmons I'.lalne, Mrs. J. Ogden .
Muscular Faith.
Mrs. Meeker I don't take any stock
n these faith cures brought about by
the laying on of hands.
Mrs. Htrongiin -Well. I do. I cured
my little boy of the cigarette habit In
that way.
Miseries of Wealth.
Rinks There is a man who can afford
to hung his overcoat on a Afty-dollar hall
rack, hiHtead of siiHpcmlitig it from a nail
In the wall.
Winks How do yon know?
Ilinks 1 1 is overcoat Is humpbaekedv
Armour. Mrs. Harold McCormlrk and
others of eiiuul sociiil and llminolul
i.n.mlneiice. have agreed to pay the
the Insurance. The club
will have a niitatorluin, gymnasium,
recreation rooma. libraries, fountain
m..m. bowling alleys and numerous
,r,iiif.ii iiimrtnients for Chicago's;
select women niiil will no uie nest ui-
ted dub of the kind In existence.
Cliff of Naiuriil lns.
A cliff of natural glass can be seen
In Yellowstone Park. Wyoming. It Is
linlf a mile long and from 150 to -".Hi
Heredity.
Rinks Speaking of heredity, do you
. . . . - ...1. . 1 u.
reuieliilier rorresirr, no ivmjkui ouu
wild land and turned it into a farm?
Winks Yes; he was the Inventor of a
very effective stump puller.
ltinks .liit so. Well, Ills son is a
very successful dentist.
its permsnenuytMrWt. "tnawornerrmwrn
Mia ft-r Hmlilay'nuiMMifDr.Kllni-'.nreaiNHrvt
KtTT. Mcml for Fre Irliilhotll and tratl.
lit, . II. Kline. r' U ny, ruiiau.iyuia, j a.
New York's Classto Cities.
New York Slate la full of cities and
towna of classic nomenclature. There
i . i mi 9 w m r wnuin sir
"Excuse me If I venture to .ugrest nsm.y. .-.u,.--.. " '(.-
thst yu are making a mistake. This confession of guilt, lld."u0 z
Cl.msrVn I. not the cashier", friend." world to ssy that I am hiding .o a. to
"Why do you .Iw.y. Interrupt me?" .njoy nndlsturld the .tolen ortune"
i ..A., -i... -Well, whst thenr ssld Red W his-
they please.
The men aervanta smoke cigars be-
IMsappear:". cried th. cashier, ongIng to their masters and pay fre
quent visits to the wine cellars or mo
house, but s gentleman would consider
It "demeaning" himself to prosecute a
servant for this.
The Russian servants will talk
about fellow servants, but never about
h.de emnlovers. Even when they
. . I r I, . I .
r ... you and d't dT.'turb yoTr ntoi k.r.. "Did you not ssy Just now that
I tel you, ' ..oriflr. of rour lfs was msde? ou
t0Ul tn. reau - . . ... im,..,t.n,.
. i. t 1. n,w. l.nt ha la tha frionM I have en enaniT I O'niiw I'iv
nd protector of Rso'ul d. Ugors. Why will betray him. Rut while he see. you ,t on, place and take service In an
o? Whence th. Intimacy of these two .tending on th. watch h. will be on hi. otbep fllnllT they would never men-
en ot .uch different age.7 J lint is gusra. iei os rwn- - U(jn Bnytt,n( about their lormer iiinir
suouin puru. . 7 , ,
. frl.n.t M. de L.aorsi vtno is uns
fallow T"
M. d. Lsgor., monsieur, aala 1 ros-
per haughtily, "Is M. Fanver. nepnewi
wealthy young man, nanosome,
gent, cultivated, and th. best friend I
i . A - tk. p, e nas.t.1 m-lth arhrim I liava"
"You will b. obey.d. Wber. snail i t. aeiigntea w ms nm -
..nnrt m tour' on. adomed with so many
"I will call on yoo .very osy. nam ousiuiea,
I
this
111
what I must find out I mast also find
..t who this Ironmaster Is. who lives In
Faris, sad nev.r goes to sttend to hi.
furnace.. Through you I will hsr. an
re noon htm. II. ha. carriage; you
are to drir. It, and you will Mon b. abl.
to give m. an account of hi. manner ot
' . .. ... f.. Ihnl
ters. This discretion go: i, i---ren
the law considers It In Uiisala
the lsw excludes servants ss wunesir
as against their former or present em
ployers, so long, St least, as these ser.
vsnts are not suspected of bavin
taken part in the erline
There are only two powers In Uis
world, the sword snd the pen; and
.i.. -., ii, rn,n,u la alwnva con-
tell you differently don't .t.p foot In wrot. him s not. In your asms a. sk ng fl b lttU.r.-Napoln.
is kouMi you wight b. toUowwi U hlia to com. hrs. Had h. ..nt word th.t I
charming
I must let yoo know that I 1
feet high, the material of which It eon- n mt j1(lve jH,,,n a wuve of firneco
sists being a gwd glass as that nrtl- iionmn ore when the cbrlstenlng of
flclally manufactiireiL The dense glass ,)iui(.imlitle took place, with a by
which forms the base is from seventy- rroduct of Asliinlsm as a seasoning,
five to one hundred feet thick, while 'j'tu-ro are such mimes as Rome, Troy,
the upper portion, having suffered and Athens, Cairo, HyruciiHO, llhiidi,
survived many.sges of wind aim rain. tipIirLll) iti ty, (Ireece, Egypt, 'lyre,
hns naturally worn iniicii tninner. m
Miurse. the color of the cllfT Is not thnt
.,f natural gin as transparent and
w,lt but Is mostly Muck and soma
... . ... I I I.U
places mottled aim Btxeuaru wiui
brownish red and snaaes oi ouve green
and brown
, Hi vloxt In V Inter.
Rome curious experiments have been
made st one of the royal philanthropic
Institutions In Copenhagen. For aoina
years back the seventy boys and girls
in Hie tilace have been carefully weigh
ed every day In groups'of fifteen and
. . i n..i .1..
under. Theretiy It is proven vnai me
children gain weight mostly In autumn
snd In the early part of December
From thnt time, till the end of April
there Is scarcely sny Increaso In
weight More remarkable still, there
u diminution till the end ot sum
mer.
Hhnw aotne tieoide real diamonds
snd they will Insist they srs glass.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
Memphis, Venice, Florence, Corinth,
Farina, Milan, Naples, Hector, Ovid,
Delhi, Delphi, Diana, Purls, Pompey,
Illon Palmyra, Palermo, Marathon,
Mycenae, Napoll, Nineveh, Rabylon,
Romulus, Klloain, Smyrna, TJtlca, Vir
gil, Homer, Cicero, Ceres, etc.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
5m Facsimile Wrapper Below.
Bears the
Signature
Vary email 4 as a aay
to take as ingaa.
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i UArvl Lroi
'lli-rrir
J-aa
minim
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR TNE COMPLEXION
vanvMS MuaHMjuBTuM.
TegetaM..wv
Ho Onnrenlont,
Mrs. Urban How you must enjoy liv
ing In the country. I suppose you can
get all th. fresh fruit aud vegetables you
want,
Mr.. Annes Oh, yes. Ruch a nice ped
dler comes out from th. city thr.. times
a week. Drooklyn Life.
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
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