atoll well. A W, it woe hardly
actual that ensure. if. no can»
“tutti“: m hora foul ploy at
... a»... row ”it‘ll” “W "’
i owes-urn two , not uuoie'a oper-
‘ 0a... " :yu MM,mflutfitodwwlzhthJ
mm mm; w l , when t r
mnMYMIWAM than Matt loot W hie hour» (or ten
‘ macro. ”is. ”alum-ed MMIWZZII: certainly.
Still. 1‘ Hi5” not have lawn to dimcult
L F. W. D ARMER
to mono or the manic into a line.
And in Whitman wry it had bun done
Ill! WM Won, without a doubt, at the
' ii “affine to ' 4' w in so-
. ' , . an . comm. Mm in
“mammary“ W gm, moo. mm
”Weil,weli,"uidthc latter, caution»
ly,"it in action» invention to make. I
will not no] my me than ”1le Thomaa
Mic in union capable of it.”
”AM no in Arthur,” add-ml Quillet.
"Hells till we “MM: and the more
popular. Mm mm any will i think nel-
tbeamm than“ than."
"I should not have thought it,” rev
M (M “MW.
“it The other would. lie did uomhlnk it
Still: worth while to argue the point; eapcclah
. “ m" l! no hit hm Quill“ bad a wry particu-
s 9“ larrm for ohmic; Arthur, quite
m . ,
m wars-indie m” m m m. apart from the Micro! old Ire-inn
mmflmm m Ankh: Mia and it my Quillct had
‘ 0
fl. “WW3”! . both toll» in love with the some girl.
‘ ‘ “be had mm the pattern. and accept
”MM mm“ a! thwart. m had even dared to
33”" Monmouth" plain ohurvatlone to
" r " tllw Wu Whit conduct in [outer
fliym ' ' for W on!
‘3. I. I. I. m
imamummm
log thmrmwnt between lather and
”3”,.
Will“: had indignant” rcpndiuted the
charge which he felt to be wholly :uno
Modal. lint the sting hurt him none
3 “to love And “Modded to his couldn’t
5 mm rinlry l» the girl 'u amnion»,
Ill- .
m. and ‘ out» of maid-
and. mums-4mm“ thin clip
01 clinging to the ride. which bad
My ‘ escaped Quillet’a chum»
1
He drew it out, untolded th was
doubled nomad than proceeded to
mtlulu it eagerly. To his greatllla-
appointment it proved to bean commun-
ication from the under but a rmiptad
restaurant bill tor apint of Boliiager
soda dmu oyutm’. which clearly molt
have got into the envelope by militate.
Then it dawned upon im that, al.
though thin might be leer utiiactcry.
than an explicit letter from the render.
it might. uevcrthaleae, serve as an impor-
tant clue. And he reflected that intert-
nous aflair what a rogue does b accident
lsoiiau a better key tohie score than he
does by design. The restaurant hill bore
a title at its :head-that of a French oy—
ster saloon in Leicmer square: and alao
adate, that of yesterday. lie would go
there immediately and make inquiries,
while the memories of the prOprietur and
of the waiteru would be still green. Noth-
ing might come oi it, of couruc. Those
places were always crowded when the
music hall» came out; and u pint of Bolo
linger and a dozen native». war» no
distinctive meal. Still, he Would go;
something might rchult from his in-
quirleu; and it not. he won no further
off.
The ofiice boy, therefore, was sent to
coll acah, and five minutes later Mr. ,
Lexie wu driving in tho direction of
Leicester Square.
0n reaching his dentination, he inquir-
ed for the proprietor of the restaurant.
And that personage was at noon fetched,
olly. bland, and bejewelled, but looking
rather newly und worn, nevertheless in
the gamixb light of duy. lie listened
very politely to the uollciior’o inquiries;
but he wan very sorry, he could tellhlm
nothing. With such a crowd in at nights
it Wlli lnipulinlblo to rccoiicct one individ-
ual, even if the gentleman Were able to
describe hi» appearance, which he could
not do. Silly though. The number of
the table wan on the bill. He would cull
the garcon who attended to that table.
He would he more likely to have noticed
though thin was very doubtful. How-
ever he would cull him.
“Pierre," cried the proprietor to one of
the waitrro lounging in the window.
”Pierre. Hither. my lad, yvgt
MWWMMM l W WWW to allow: irrrlmiiced mind cell to bedraircd." pm»...
I low it Marlo of unowuhubls raucour ”Right 3" are, air," plum-m,
n m “n W M. 3 Wle Art our. hurrying up tjv MW ISM. fnl'
I. [flunlllmw l, 8 Ma bitfflflf- point. of all ill hill day", when}: the.” ’1'"
”mangtnmmmmm. ”alum to .w .n the prO'llaU! mains: was not Piarre'a ”L'fiawfig 0' h,”
III ‘ ' - a. . n1
3.. m
.' _,| wgmmy Morbid" l'i'vrblfoil at”? luck of
m ; limb filmy.) ll,.l,‘.l‘l.’ll-"4d»“.“$l ‘4
cm 1 [wartime ll .1 i...orto made i
: ""lllftile will lilac be logic hr of my
f mound: lurk nwuw no w 11,”!rfllll
.1 flM"R“o Mar 22:11 5 um. "My b! m rurrgm»
Willem»r=tmzflrltni.lhli m 71:. ..(.;,; which
i Will NW! 1w ill-"9' to ohm. Lilli: a conic»-
, Who'll it with". ll r her. You his": the
1 allow from low
which l
ht“",.
/l. 0. our; ’
rive you not ?"
mmtflmmwm“ .,,. ‘
I ’ 1 ""(I'.v‘.l“l.8;l I; IUWMP I]. y“
and?” encompass ' '4' '
' a». idly/UM},
4 Wm mil. in» l than m we until
. m ‘
9% M I Wom.my wool»: diagorga every
5 m to mid down by it."
”Well. I Mich you Minn-m,” aid the
”mm m mm Milo lfdxmrocy had a wall from Quillet
I’m ' I" I l "I'M tum colored lilo (Jilin: lll it all“ of
l ““Nsi‘. Jar-1W.“ oald Quzllt ' “(tor the
1 Malawi grmlnga load been «:vlmngcdw
J. D- Jfiulllafi . .
3 m Murillo: will. My moi-r» and my u:
l Wilton havormoliul in nothing. lint
W ; ”any. .er palm. no uponm- phall be
, A A ; WM. li'ltry have owlndicd mo in tho
15003 I. LAY‘I’OK
' WWW. "flu! lemon»: war that l have
i mow-lb lleotf your cumin-mug. "
. William urimwpi, Willi’li be worried
é quite «moo-Me w contraband Hm» mill-lim-
”m l mu last in till: now. u year and
; shalt ago. I told you i would never rent
”W! l clinic molar only thin rooming nome-
‘m m. ”M ””35
j m mM‘lul manner: and i do not
’ Fully «eighteen month» iawr, however,
W as
”am ”fir imel-r'lr new that ourmibmg impor-
& mam» MI It'll"; :flm’llll g Mm hm! turned up.
moi i hold diwonwrl the igth about
g thingy-am to no. 'hlvh you will not in»
lieu «harps by molar derrwmiraiiou.
mums—OW [mm film”
- I” w ,- 5. ‘ M M ”with: he drew a long, bull envel-
m“ ' WW5; . whom him win and handed it to the
fl
, ,, ‘ mum with rumbling hand. The lab
‘ W W31 iii-W flu curricula. and,
1 whitebait w.a cry of anxaumrut ea
: mil his»,
. Mrmwmm about it, in there’”
mini Q‘u MM, f’tlfl him trendy,
”hm Whatever. The Will won both
WM and MW in line 033cc. 1
m M smell, your huow. Two at my
nitrite won om, limo! heaven»!
‘ m in a literal. How on «an in did you
Mi. wile. MI. lelet‘”
“11¢ Md '0 though lira post from
‘ .a mono!» nun-p," replied Quillrl.
”fin emotional: ion mwompsuiul it. You
"metal 3 w» puiuuy ihuu’
man“ when i owned it."
“’1 MM (Mai to. indent, i never
W of anything meairwrrdinary. ' ' '
“x‘vm'k-imlumg rho envelope),
”faintly. W you w ii H a regular
(WIN W, "ill! rm distinctive
WW”
"Yer-1n And it nae plated at Char-
“ (Siva-u. I notice. “I. Quill-t. you
out inn an atta- notoroeu to find cut
them."
”firm have «every tannin: that is to
u try flushing." cried Quinn.
Wag one. "After the way my
We have would be thy cannot ex»
pint. not thy shall not obtain, any
my. The ecu-ate? The «accurate: 1
will thus»! will mo. them (he
“Mate manly» in the hollow
d M M
”f. Interlock-l a lime entwined at
this man: «them. But he knew
W limb aa «radiant. person and a
an ac mm Mona. so he discreetly
M it you within“ mascot. ll: wan por-
WWW tab the owmnry legal
w [am getting the introtnry controlled
mucous.
5, . on
MMMWIIththeftoi
them for. that they had
“Mm an la a will» which
“”hmmmy.
“Influential-emulates:
M h ”MW?!“
”gm" '3" ya ultra-iii
_ m
a
no.7; _
ry filly.
, ! their»: of .t i...- mullet] which hr. was well m
‘9' ”fl “ganglia all W {to willow” ), but. till! M
’ M m I Miami Ami :l.r “(with wood notbfl'hlch
Mr. lmxla at once Muted tho rinbje
libs inquirim, But he had not are.
to my llllllfll lwforo the waiter gave
to a sudden excluinm inn. .
"S'clp me lmbi" lu- r-juculnird. "l
der if ii'n the cont who come in with . .
arm in u Hing.”
"Winn oi him? What did he do?"
queried Mr. Lexie, [greatly intq'rczled.
“'l’uid me his right arm Wild u maxed,
no thul he couldn't write, and «liked me
an n favor gent to ’dreu n wuilop—beg
29min. nlrmu honvelope for ’im."
‘ "iledidi" exclaimed the solicitor, now
trembling with excitement. “Do you
recollect to whom you addressed it?"
The other shook his imid. “I can’t
'zactly." he said, moron-hing his poll in
true liritiehJanbion. “"l'wor it rather
queer name; but the gent who owned it
lived somewhere in Kcntinh-iownJl‘nf—
'l‘uf"
“Harm hundred, ’l‘uincli purl. web?" in-
terpmwl Mr. Lulu.
”Tim” if, “if! thuf’u it, hit; liolievei”
"And in thin tho envelope that you od—
dream-d?" luhml the rmliriiur. producing
it and iwfdimg it forwnrd.
“Ayn, l: in. nuioml. niri A rayon i bogent
lt'n 'clraww-i to? l lmpc l «lid nothing
wrong, tor?“
"Shilling wimlcwr. No, l'm not the
M Mn”!
. w» naturally thrills-rat heir
"de unclaimed upon. and who
to Quill» very plainly that, apiece be
daatroyed the wll in hie presence, tho
and there. he ahonld take Suriname
step- to bring the matter under the cog-
oilauce of the Court. This Quillet dared
not face; so he did what waa demanded.
Thomas Drakle soon want to the devil.
But Arthur and his wife still live quietly
and Wpily upon tho residue of the at
tale, th which Quillet’s extraordinary
whom of revenge had now permanently
furnished them.-—London Truth. .
HOW FRANCE PUNISHES TRAITORS
flw Death Penalty Now Proposed Is II
lmprovarneut.
As a consequence of the treason of,Capt
Dreyfus, a new law, concerning the pun-
ishment of spice and traitors has lately
been lain before the French Chamber by
the Minieter of War, after having been
amended in five of its articles by the
Army Communion. ‘
As it now stands, drnth will be the pun-
ishment of treason committed by a mem-
ber oftbc army or 11 public ofilcer. and
imprisonment at hnrd lubor for life if the
guilty person in a civilian having no oili-
clal rank.
Spies will be sentenced to penal servi-
tude if anything has resulted from their
observations. but if they have unwanted
to nothing simple incarnation will be
their punishment. »,
The recent public degradation of Capt.
Dreyfus, while impresbive and thrilling.
was not no dramatic on was the punish-
ment meted out to traitors in France in
the sixteenth century. The last to nnv
dergo that solemn ceremonial was a Gas-
con captain named Fruugez, who, in 1523
traitoronaly connivcd at the taking of
Fontarable by the Spanish.
“Twenty stainless knights," pays the
ancient chronicle, “were assembled, and
beforcthem appeared the King of Arm:
to sustain against the accused the charge
of treason. lie was found guilty. and 3
scaffolds were erected, Upon one stood
the knightly judgeli. the King of Arms
and the heralds; upon the other the con-
demned, local-led in complete armor, hill
shield hanging reversed—point upward
—before him. By hin aide stood twelve
snrpliced priests, who chanted the ser-
vice for the dead.
“At the end of each psaim llii! priests
paused. while the heralds stripped from
the condemned some portion of his arm-
or. They begun with his bolus, which
they cast lit the fool. of the H'ufl’uld, cry-
ing: ‘This is the helm ofa trollor!’ and so
snooensivviy with all the pim-m of his
armor. When the lust pin-co bud been
- taken from him as humid broke, with
three strokes of u umcc. his shield into
three frunnwnis.
“The King of Arms then poured hot
water on the listed head of the felon,
.M-' 9. Tim-11' L be d 11.: Endfi'lfi'lhm'
dragged to the root of the scaffold bya
rope nituchcd about his hotly just below
his armpits, Wax lmuml, placed upon a
litter and «covered with a shroud. The
I judges and priests then turned their
lteps towards the church, where the
office for the dead was said, the miserable
traitor finishing his rxplutluu Iueanwhile
beneath the oxecutionor'a nxe.”
Saved.
Shivering with mid, she wept, a wan,
fragile. pinched figure.
“I haven't. enough money to buy a
. steak." «he nobbed.
’ A man in furs paused at sight of her
~ military.
I, “'l‘ukc lu-nri. little girl," he said kind-
r."
l She ruined her crying: cyvn to hie, and
i the light of hope iiinmined her wretched
' face.
“Oh. thank you, .uxrf“ «in: cxclnimed.
"l n .~ thought of limit"
5.x illltcd awny, and tho barium of the
man mm filled with flf’fll'f’.*"l’uck.
than. and um-t hi!“ there!
«it pie-aura."
fleet-d that what ho had leorovd waanot,
aficrail. to very valuable. Hull, it might
lead to much. He might be on the very
verge of a areal. diacovnry.
”rived at Mr. lnxlo'n ofllce, and WM! at
once shown into thc mllr-iior’n pm
once. The latter was junt lumiunina to
tell hie client what he had discovered
yhoztrday alteruoou whou a run menu at
I
emtlaily. “lint anothrr gentleman has
just caliod. who uya that he in here by
appoiniuxnl >>>>> to meet Mr. Quillet."
u. u, (mot oiirrrd a cry of surprise.
latest
frowning nominally.
"‘im an and me to ’drcae Hui! woliopl"
it wan. we: never proved by rim Mile be»
Mr.
”new
adrlrrmm-z but u client of mine in. and ill
you ran lull in u little more about the;
[comb-1min who employed you, my client,
will h'h‘ltf‘l you immlmmr-iy. llu didn’t‘
give you bin nunm of counts?" -
"So, ilr. ” ',
"Hid you lililll‘l' Wlif” lie Mills like?
“um ho ll’h'il mmil bin-l" l
"i nowr mw him hero lwluro, air. He“
was no onlnmryrluokmu Ki‘lll; nothing
to noiiw. Jul-l Ilurk 1mm and mountain,
uuddri-nwloiim. [cool my unumrc nor"
that." l
“Wcli, look horn," mid filo Mllll'lllll", “ift
ho f'frlilra m r hin piurr audio, you tend me
a telegram at now. mil you? if it in'
after ii, wirn to my pravniv minim-M: if be»
fore, in my nillmv. llrrr" inking a couple,
of card» from bin raw), "ln'ro inny nuinc'.
and both uddrcnuu, one on civil. And. by '
tho way. illrru'u a n-wrn-mn fur-yon. Will
you do ilm Wewiil ilmlwli wm‘iii yum-vl
while." l
"f‘nininiy, air. certainly. And thank:
’ee kindly.” null! l’icrrc. pocketing thel
gold.
Mr. lirxir turned away, 'i'imn lm rams
hark. ”liy the bye," he Illlll. "myrliwut
has an ugryuiluinwnt with mo «t ii) in»
marrow. of my ofllwv. f‘uuhl you run up
llo might
want to link you n few more llwllllilll.
You will not be buuy at in.“ hour. will
you?"
"No, sir. i urver come liar.-
I'll trot up to your horllrowuh
An llcclnlauloal Item.
It little than almost. nlwnyn likes a big
pedestal lo ntnnd on.
< Allnm'n Horn.
, THOUGHT SHE KNEW iT ALL.
nil noon; .. w
the great- .Nhe read Hunwrir
And know l'cnrrit;
Anvil-n: l'rrulan
Wan divernlnn;
But Ill. and mil-ink that Maine
Wua rlvrr in Lorraine:
That ”IF. Minulaalppl ran
Through Vermont and Yucatan.
And that Christopher (loinmhnn wag the
Kin: of Michigan.
All fun-urn nationalities
Ami realms and principalities,
With no mm of indecision.
an. (MIMI! name will) areal provision:
But she and to think Nehru“
Wu 5 river in Ala-kn.
And aha marched for Philadelphia on a mono!
Mallmmvar.
“Allrlght. llmnhlay."
0n hil "turn journey the unlit-liar N-
D G
O O O p
Prcmpily at it) o'clock Henry Quillet
cor.
"(tone in." acid Mr. lair.
A clerk entered.
.. lowimm Journal.
"f be: your pardon. sir." ho geld, def»
The Time: 1'- links.
“ll anybody ivrr catcher me utrolkin',”
said Mr. Ilnlun. "'twlll be whln lll’m out
av empl‘ymint nn' hnv nothing better to
do."-—Wmhiml:ton Evening Htar.
“limul, Hhow him up."
A minute later Pierre wan unlined in.
Anon—slim I”
in tho hind girl's mutton}
Anomaly we m:
For with" maid in order
Nor ready made in she.
wDouro" Tribune.
"(to you‘ve found the “out!“ he ejacu-
“round whom?" ntmi Mr. inn.
“Why. ’im.” braid. lmlimilrm Quill».
it in ennivr to ienr down than to build
up; easier to criticism than to improve:
euier to impair than to hope; «ruler to
no..." ..... now
a mm a ulna ie to
that.» ’1 flora.
‘ J
0
Jeremiah mew. vi
0 0
ll, genuine though
a
"1‘3???“ li‘i “it‘lm'll
It won
mmmmmm
air“.
“u? momma". ."Wetmnt
. reeli- cured by titan-Mocha
mice» or. toni- architect, noted
and ehowed for twenty years; two boxer
curedhlmaothateventhe smell cl to»
bacco makes him slot.” No-Tc-Bac sold
and guaranteed by B. H. Planted. lilo
core. no pay. Book free. Sterling Rear
ody 00., New York and Chicago.
Prompiecu is a commendable virtue
That's why we odor you, One Monte
Cough Cure. It is prompt in relief and
prompt in curing. That is what it it made
for. G. A. Gregory dc Co. and G. C.
Btilhon.
Mrs. Emily Thorpe, who resides at
Toledo. Washington, says she baa never
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatirm that relieves the pain so
quickly and efiectualiy as Chamberlain’s
Pain Balm, and that she has also need it
for lame back with great success. For
sale by G. C. Btiiison, druggiat.
\
H u now York millionaire gives 3 din ‘
fill at bth avenue and 26th street, costing
$700.00, which gums ill people dyspepsia
and thorns people spend $1,456.00 in doc»
orv.‘ bills and finally have topay 35.00
each for Cnctun Biooi Cure to cure them
what would he the mving’pcr capitu if
fdli: dinncr should not ill: given, there
being 87 portions at the (acct!
inquire at ‘Plaiawd’o drug store, where
you may ham-a rim pmhlom solved and
uni inform anion n‘mm (‘nctue Rico! Cure
A gentleman of this county who has
excellent judgrmnt remarked to us the
other day that he knew of no pill, so
good for constipation. dyspepsia and
liver complaint as Do Witt’s Little Early
Risers. G. A. Gregory a Go. and G. (l.
Stillson.
new-pap" Reporters Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex
perionce is not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi-
tion, as we understand it takes only about
one fourth ofQ your timo. For further
particulars address Modern Press Associ
ntion, Chicano. In. ‘
We wish to state to our patrons that
One Minute Cough Cure is a safe and re-
li gedy for children troubled with
“iv-r. 4“ mucosa and lung trou-
bloc. It is plmfi‘gfiflifi and quickly
cores. 0. A. (ltcgol‘fi Co. and G. C.
Stillmn l:
Mullins.
3 GIZHTE Blllllllllfi.
Encouraged by our increasing trade
and hoping that we may increase our
sales for the cm month, we will have
ANNUAL
January and February
SALE
to reduce our stock.
Here are a few of the good things:
40 pm. Lullee’ Turn Pat. Leather
pets. worth 2.00. at 1.39.
80 pm. Ladim‘ Turn Kid Slippers,
worth 1.50, M90 eta.
20pm Lsdin’ fl. Welt Pat. 'l'ip Rhoes,
[land E width only. worth 4.60, at
2.50.
80 pm. Lsdhm‘ Put. Tip Opera and
l). rumor: Sense Too Shove, worth 2.00,
at I 50.
180 pm Iadioa' Kid Common Sent-e
Welt Shore, worth 8 00, at 2.00 5 pair.
in our lrn'n Department, we will
one: the balance of our well known 8.00
(lurk rloic Shoe at 2 60 a pair.
80 phi. Mon’l Cork Solo, Lace worth
2.00. at 1.50 a pair. ’
80 pro. lion's Cork Halo, Mon and
(manner, (aim 0, "Hand ill. worth
2.50, at [.25.
70 pro. Men's (lrnin Shoes. worth
2.00. at 150.
tom of lion’s Arctica at 85 of». a
pair.
illi prr. Police Shore, worth 2.00. at
150 a pair. ‘
“0 pro. Meu’n Bhoea at 8.; «cute.
(lo re. iinya‘ Grain Shore. worth L?
at his. 6'
Youlhin the lame. worth ”5, at
Slip~
80 on. Youth'e Shore at 70 cents.
”on. Boye'iihoeut fluorine.
An incpaeiion of Our Good- and Our
Price. in a ,‘Pesitive Convictlea that
Till WHITB SIC! 6703!
hollering the
Greatest Bargain-
of the eeaecn.
ityaawaatyoarharaaelim quiet at
callus
W. McQuhae,
68 North Main Btu
'” South Nor-walk.
the price of ,
. , i"
for ordinary ,
v
r
\
tobacco, as .
Tobacco
i.
ii
{.
goes more than
twice as far as”
l
w... oar-«cum ”
any other kind. ,
Will. P PER.
i
I received abc ut to en thonsg
and rolls of new g ods lac,
week. Among them a fine line?!
Pnrssrn PAPER. ban mam
Also a large line of I.“ "[008
60008, They are beauti ul par -
lor papers. Cheaper goo sin a-
immenae variety. Gladt ‘show
you at any time. i l
Painters’ Supplies, n1,
isis’ Materials, Glass. is.
Competent men for
E. E. Gorhan‘l;
corner First Ave. and if ht.
EAST NORWALK-E
wsr neuv ‘01
CAR LOAD
vzliFrv
WASHBURN’S ‘
F LOU R,
Three Car Loads of .
ill-ill CilPPEil 0H8. i
TenLCar Loads of "
CHOICE murmur no. 1.
WHICH WE SELL in . l.
Quantum TO SUIT runculrm
BELOW
MARKET PRICE.
omen nu
Q
FINE MOUBIING Willing
A ”MML’H’ AT
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"038E “UPPING ”Amman-on 515.com
mm" mm.
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