Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-09-06
NO.36.

Until you wake up, he means, saidan-'
other. .-.....
Thank you,' said Saint Pierre, noways
dauuted at the laughter which the two re-
marks elected. Than. you. Are you af-
aicted with scolding wife, and do you
wish to silence her tongue for awhile give
her this, and in moment she will be in,
the land of dreams. -- .. ...- .s.,3.
Meaning heaven d.
mo; the other place. 80
The people laughed. ...,. : .SEsg
'Are you afflicted in any way continued
the mountebank; 'take this, and you will
soon forget your pains. Warranted to act
INSTANTLY, and sold at FIVE francs BOTTLE
'I'll take one,' said the obese gentlemen,
extending piece Of gold.
Thank you,' replied Jean, pocketing;the
money and forgetting the change. who
wants another?' - Z" ,SSS ,
'Here you, Giacomo,' said one of the
men, addressing another, 'hadn't you better
Jake one y aSss.
sWbat for? ~. -
TO give your Wife a-~
sDiauo1o! she died last night, and bu.
ried her this morning.
Indeed pretty quick work
Come, come, siguor,' said Saint Pierre,
you had better buy it while you hare the
opportunity. 1t can be used in all liquors;
wine, beer, tea, coffee, or water. Warrant
ed, as l said before, 70 act Instantly, and
the patient not to wake up for twelve hours.
No more wanted? Now for another branch;'
and his keen eyes fell full upon the stran.
gers face. who wishes to have his for Z
tune told? Only ten fracs fortunel-
Come, my masters, it is very cheap and T.
only intend to tell one to-day. Your past,
present and future life revealed for oulyten
francs s
Suppose you tell mine,' said the stran-
ger. But how am I to know that you q"
speak truly?'
by giving me trial. =
.'Humph tits the only way 10 prove any.
thing, but one has to pay for it all the sana.s
What, must I unglove ? -
Certainly; otherwise I cannot trace the
line Of destiny
you bear yours on your face-the gal
lows, said the stranger; and drawing off
his glove, he extended his hand toward the
mountebank The latter examined it for Q
moment, and then started back with cry.
of dismay. .as- ~. - ~
) well, what do you see 2 ss'& =
Blood! replied Saint Pierre, solemnly,
and speaking in voice so low that it wasin-s
audible to all save the stranger Blood.
Blood? repeated the other. sPshaaw T :
: thought you were but cheat, at best -
Praise be to God ? he added deyoutly,sno.
mans blood stains my hands, sF
Il speak not of Toe past, buto the fu.
ture, said Saint Pierre. Yes, blood, he
added, 'naught but blood - i.
; The stranger gazed, inquiringly, into his
face. ... ... 7sSA
'Whose-an enemy'sr
No, a fathers S.
'Damnation = roared the stranger, CATCH.
ing at the handle of his dagger. sWbat:do
you mean?' r.:
'Ay, fathers blood, repeated the mouns
tebank. 'Sleepless nights, the heart torn.
with remorse, and failure of your plans! -
All these can be avoided -
Peace, fool another word,4 and Evil
give you in charge of the officers ofthes
law ~ i
'And for what?' inquired Saint Pierre.
Speaking the truth? Why then I'll tell
you more
NAY, nay! cried the stranger, eagerly. 4,
Pardon me my abruptness, but would
know the rest. Prove to me that you speak
truly, by telling me who am'
your hand,' said the mouutebank again.
Yes, the lines tell me that yonr station is =,
high; that you are rich, noble-ay, sof q
princely house. ..
True. What more 2 -, :, =
you are ambitious, but not daring; re-.
lying chief upon others than on yourself ,
You are bold and yet irresolute; 5brayeto
rashness, and yet averse to shedding blood;
but if there is no other way you will ven.
ture it, but mark me, it will only be to fall,
what more?' ,..,...:,.
i see that there is one whom syou have .
not met for years, whom it is necessary for
you to conciliate, and by whose aid you viii z
succeed. Be his friend, follow his advice -
iu everything, and you will win the prise.is
sHis name?' e......s.. -.
MY art goes not so far as that He win
be the first to visit you tomorrow
sAud you say the crime can be ayerted
by my following his advice? ,ea -
i do. Another thing-decline the
match which your father has already pro-.
posed, and wed the ward of the man who
shall first enter your presence tomorrow;
he will propose it himself ~-
But the prize-you have not named itH
why should I, when you know IT,
All, I see you doubt me still. Tits a CROWN
"A crown! = -. ,ssse:s
sAh, crown =! prize worth winning,
and which will be yours within the'year.
Follow his advice and you will be-
sWhat?' inquired the other, his eyes
sparkling, and seizing Saint Pierre's hand.
'Emperor-imperial master over sixty
million Of people J :.
The stranger started, drew himself up to
his full height, and look Of exultation
passed over his face.
.Emnerorp he reneated. s)oplv. sPray