The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-11-27

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man who poisoned young Bran
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@What are you talking about,
Eddie2 said nothing Of the sort.
You must obey orders and not be
so inqIisitiye-a good soldier, you
know, always obeys orders without
enquiring the reason OF their is
suance."
"Very good. You issue orders
and leave the rest to me, and Iii
bring up NY part of the job all
right. But what is the name OF
The person whose history you
wantP 1.i 4 Hesa SIT
"She has so many names that you
will find that the greatest difficulty
arises from that fact, though you
must find out her real name, at all
hazards, In order to do this, you
must find out who are her parents
and it may be necessary TO gO ia
other places, besides Vicksburg,
before you accomplish that. She
came from Vicksburg to Memphis,
but how long she bad been resld
ing there ! do not know, but sup.
pose you r detective enough to
find out who she Is and where she
was born and raised. But you
must mind and not let any one
know your business, because every.
thing must be worked on the sly.
This woman claims to be 4 native
of Mississippi, and was known by.
the name Of Helen Herndon when
she came TO this City-that is, she.
was travelling under that name
while coming here, but she dropped
1t and took another when she ar
rived here. Now, you will probar.
bIy find that Helen Herndo1 is not
her real name, but it is very likely
that she has resided in Vlcksburg
under that name. This will aid
you TO find out who she really. is.
The main point tO be- gained. is to
find her parents and get the full
history OF her childhood. | sup.
pose her age now il not over thirty.
and she has been here five years.
She must have covered up her
tracks we'll, else you will be able
10 trace her back to her parents.
You must not let any one know
where you are going, nor what
your business is. You must find
out where she was educated, (and
by the by she has been we'll edu.
Gated, and learn everything you
can about her schoolgirl history.
| must have some o: her manu-
and this, of course, you car
get if you can find her parents.
You must put on your studying.
cap and try 10 be wise."
MI try,1Of course, but do you
link l can succeeds" 9.r
tDOubtful 81 but if you did it
would endangsr your health"
"How so FIuatb ,sro
elf a fit Of wisdom were TO break
ut on you, it would be sure to-
'trike in too sudden, and might
Kill you" lrgY eva 10 5la3 Hse4uI
"Ha, ha, sweety, you have the
lghtto make sport of me as much
g you please, and | rather think |
Ike it" ayd ,4qillaJ .attiuI- III
"lt's . dear old BOBBY anyhow,
Q " lssH iGaH EHlabl os saa oil
And as1she, said this, she puck.
red up her pretty lips, and / read
DO 9RntteEe1 th0ughls of her mind
through her eyes, which plainly 1
kiss me quick and COP and
OF course accepted the invitation.
built several magnificent castles
8 passed along the street. from
he jail to Mr. ROckland's house.
can't say that ! absolutely CON-. !
any one Of those splendid (
buildings, because my mind would !,
'ecome confused when l was 1
bout to put on the Cornice, or the c
or hoist the columns, and lit
'Uuld find that something was /
to make the exact finish. /
crack in the wall would appear.
r agdefect in the foundation. a col,
mn wOUld tipple down, the dome il
onld lean over to one side, tur, j
It's we're too fiat, the windows tool
lort-something was sure to hap /
IN to prevent me from making anil .
'solnte finish of my great work.
I'd am satisfied that The world b
as greatly the loser BY this. unfor. y
nate circumstance, bscause if fl
Their one Of those msgnifcenIk
stiles had been. entirely complet. o
, The temple Of Diana At Ephesns y
'uld have been 20 more than 4 Il
open BY the side of my great Il
,rk, When ] went to MI, Rock Il