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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
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mod peitlideren @esenben 81 beri9teu
ba infer @es uns II ipeiter sege,
Sonnenuntersans fibrt. Cor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

@enu bas iineite &abel be5uslid
Sdlidtung Der GarolinenzSrase auf
8abrbeit berubt, bann lit Der S6ieos=
iprud bes 8apites in bieier Srase an
senommer. 9as am II. bier einsetrpfr
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&arbinal Sacobini cine amtli6e Note
ieiner &esieruns, in wel6er lebtere Die
Nnnabme bes bonn 8aplte oorsei6lase:
men 8erslet6s ertldrt uno IN b6fi6er
@eiie benz Seilisen 8ater fir feline gil:
tlse Bermittluns banft. Spanien bai
bereits bic bonn 8apite befaruortete Ser
itdnbisun9 ansenommen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

Ser @raf 9abfelbt bat ben frarS6.
fii9en Winifter bes Gusipdrtisen, Siren
cinet, bauon in &enntniB seiebt, baB BIZ
fir bas Sabr 1888 fir Berlin in Gus.
iidt senommene @eltausteaung inter
bleiben uerbe, tuenn cine Iolde i'm Sab
re 1889 in &aris ubsebalten iuerss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

Nus benz Sabresberidt bes 3on=
gommiifdrs ersibt iid, baB i'm peraan.
senen Jinanjiabre an l36len $l83, 2o7.'
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ticular complaint, simply followed her.
was always houorei with their sincerest
friendship, and Sir Charles left me sole tr,is.
tes and guardian TO his three sons So there
are now plenty of lives between Ralph Car.
riston and his desire. | am pleased to say
that the boys, who are as dear to me as my
own children, rs yet show no evidence of
possessing any gifts beyond Nature
know that my having made this story
public VIII cause two sets of obiectors to
TALL equally foul of mc---thc matter of fact
prosaic who will say that the abduction and
subsequent imprisonment of Madeline Rowan
was an absurd lmpossibiity, ard the scieu-
tific man, like myself, VINO cannot dare not
believe that Clarles Carriston from neither
memory nor Imagination, could draw a
face, and describe peculiaiitcS, by which a
certain man could be identified | am far
from saying there may not be simple
satural explanation Of the puzzle, but |, for
one, have tailed 10 find it, so close this tale
ss began it 10y saying | am nara tor, and
>othing more.
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INDIGESTION CURED

suffered for more than five years with indiges.
ton, scarcely able to retain the simplest food
upon my stomach. The burning sensation was
almost intolerable, and my whole system was de.
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consequently more or less nervous all the time.
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o1, his arm
"Let MS 20 now" he said. as calmly as If
he had been taking a quiet evening drive.
Then he turned to me
DO You think. Mr.. Fen,on, you could
without much trouhle get the dogcart up to
the house"
said would try to do So
but what about these pcoplen asked
Brand
Carriston gave them a contemptuous
glance. leave them alone he said.
They are hut the tools of another-him
cannot touch Let us CO.
"Ne~ yes But why not verify your sus-
picIous while YOU can"
just like Branl! He's always wanting to
verify everything.
In searching for the key we had found
some paper, on our prisoner Brand exam
ined thrm and handed To Carriston an en-
vrlope which contained what looked like
hauknOtes
CarriSton glanced a. it. The handwrit-
ing Is. of course, disguised" he said, care
ir sly, but the pu>tmark shows whence il
came. It is AS | al ways told you. You
agree with mo uow|
II am afraid must, laid Brand, humbly.
But w. must do something bout this man.
h. continued
HcrruI on CarriSton turned to our prisoner.
"Listen. vou villain,' he said II will let
YOU 60 scOt-frer II YOU breathe no word of
this to vour employer for the next fortnight
/! he learns from YOU what has happened
before that time, swear you shall go to
penal eerNltude. Which do you Choose:'
pulled ont the gag, and 1t j, needless to
say which the fellow chose
Then | went Off, and recovered the horse
and cart relgated the lamps, and with
'Ome difficulty got the dogcart up to the
house CaIristun must have exactly antici-
pated the events OF the night. The parcel
he had brought with hIm contained bonnet
and a thick, warm cloth cloak His beauti-
ful friend was equipped with these; then
leaving the woman OF the house to unite her
husband at her leisure ani pleasure away
We started the doctor sitting by me; Car
riSton and the lady behind.
We Just managed 10 catch the last train
from c. Not feeling sure as TO what
form inquiries might take tomorrow, |
thought II better to go up TO town with my
friends, so as we passed through Mid dcombe,
! stopped, paid my bill, and gave instruC-
llous for my luggage 10 De forwar led to me.
BY O'Clock the next morning we were all
in lpD.UU
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DR. RRhND IN CONCLUSION.

When | asked Dick Fenton to relate his
| experiences did not mean Inn to do 50 at
| uch length. But there, a he has written
| II and writing i not labor of love with
hm. let it 90.
When Madeline Rowan found the bed. by
the side of which she had thrown herself in
an ecstasy OF grief, untenanted. She knew III
a moment that she was the victim of n deep
| laid plot Being ignorant OF Carriston's :
true poItion in the world. She could conceive
| no rea SOn for the elaborate scheme which
hal been devised TO lure her so many miles
from her home, and make a prisoner of her
prisoner she was. Not only was the
door locked upon her, but slip of paper lay
on the bed. 1t bore these words: mo harm
Is meant you. and in due time YOU will be
released. Ask no questions, make no foolish
attempts at escape, and you will he well
treated
Upon reading this the girls first thought
was one of thanktulnes,. She saw at once
that the reported accident to her lover was
but an invention The probabilitie. were
that CaIrsston was alive, AMI in his usual
health. Now that she felt certain of this,
she could bear any thing
From the day ON which she entered that
room to that on which We rescued her Mad
cline Was to all intent, anl purposes as close
a prisoner III that lonely house on the hill
side a. she might have been in the deepest
dungeon in the world Threats, entresties
promises Of brihe, availed nothing. Sb.
vas not uEkndly treated-that l.. suffered
no absolute ill-u>age Books, materials for
needlework and other Little aids to while
away tim" were supplied. But the only
living creatures she saw were the woman OF
the huu5e, who attended to her wants, and,
on one or Iwo u'Ca, ions, the man " hom Car
rIston asserted he had seen in his trance,
Sc had suffered from the close confinement.
but had always felt certain that sooner or
later her lover would find her, ami eff ct
her dellverarc'. Now that she knew he was
alive she could not be unhappy.
did not choose to ask her why she had
felt :" certain on the above points. wished
TO add no more puzzles TO the one which. TO
tell the truth, exercised, even annoyed. ms
more than care b ray. But did ask her
II, during her incarceration, her jailer had
ever la his hand upon her
ShS I'D me hat some snort time after her
arrival stranger hud gained aimittance to
the house. While he was there the man
had cnsered her room, held her arm. and
threatened her with violence If she made any
oulcry After hearing this did not pursue
tue subject
cmristOn and Madeline were married n,
the earliest possible moment and left Eng
land immediately after the ceremony.
week after their departure, by Carriston's
request, forwarded the envelope found
upon our prisoner To Mr.. Ralph Carriston.
lth II sent lew lines stating where and
under what peculiar circumstances We had
become possessed Of il. ! never rec.iv.d
any reply to my communication, so, wild
llltlt la 4 4.
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Here CarristOn looked at my cross-exam-
iner triumphantly. The meaning Of that
look have never to this hour understood.
But laughed because | knew old Brand had
for once made mistake, and was going 10
he called to account for il. CarTistOn was
about TO speak, but the doctor waved him
aside.
Now. Richard think very carefully.
You speak Of the missing finger joint We
doctors know how many people persuade
Themselves into all Orts of things. Tell me,
did you notice the likeness before YOU saw
the mutilated finger, or did the fact Of the
finger being nutilated bring the likeness to
your mindf'
Bless the man. ! said; "one would think
had no eyes. tell you there is no nulbt
about this man being the orig inal of the
photo
Never mind--answer my question"
We'll, then, | am ashamed To confess il.
but put the photo in my pocket and for
got ali about IT until hat recognized the
man, and pulled out the Likeness to make
sure. didn't even know there was a
printed description at the foot nor that any
member was wanting Confound il,
Brand I'm not such = duffer as you
think -
Brand did not retaliate. He turned to his
friend and said grayely, TO me the matter
Is inexplcable Take your own course, as
promised you should Then hs sat down,
looking deliciOusly crestfallen, and wearing
the di contented expression AWAY natural
To him when wOrsted in argument
1t wR now Carriston's turn. He Piled m q
with many questions In fact | gave him
the whole history OF my adventure. What
kind OF house is itf hs asked.
Better than a cottage scarcely a farm
house. place, | should think with few
miserable acres Of bad land belonging TO II.
One Of those wretched little holdings which
are simply curses to the country
lie made lots of other inquiries. the Dur
port OF which could not then divine. He
seemed greatly impressed when told him
that the man had never for moment left
me alone. lie shot a second glance of triumph
at Brand, who still kept silent, and looked
as II all the wind had been taken out of his
sails.
How far is the placer asked Carrist0n,
Gould you drive me there after larkr
AT this question the doctor returned 10
LIE. what do you mean to doi' he asked
his friend. Let US have no nonsense Even
now ieel sure that fenton is misled by
some chance resemblance"
Deuce bit, old chap" | said
We'll, whether or not, we needn't do
foolish things We must go and swear in
formation and get search warrant and the
assistance Of the police. The truth is
Richard, lie continued, turning to me, I'VE
Lave reason to believe, Or l should say Car
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CHAPTER ".

|
More than half an hour went by. wa
growing numbed AMI tired, and beginning
t. think that We were making asses of our
| selves, when l beard the rattle of a chain
and felt tarriston give INV arm warning
| touch. No doubt my late host had madc
| sure that us new d"pr-'astenlng> were equal
l" a stronger TEST thah that TO which | had
| suDlectel the former on =. 80 We were wise
III not attempting to carry hls castle by
| loIce'
| lhe door opened ana closed ag'un. saw
| the feeble glihlin"r OF a lantern moving
| towards the outhous' IN which my horse had
been stabbed. | heard a slight ru-tIing in
tue hedge and. stretching out nv arm,
| l"uhd that 'arrlSt"n had left my side. In
Tue aD>eh'e oi any command from him did
not follow, but resumed the old occupati on
waiting
IN a lew minutes the light of the lantern
reappeared: the beartr stool on tn" thrash-
old OF the door, while | wondered hat Car
flston was DONG Just a. the door was
opened Tor the hoor r"admlttance, a dark
hgure sPrang upon him, | heard fierce
oath and cry of surprise; then the lantern
ne" out Oh Ihe man hhhi, ana he and his
aSSailaht tuhlhlei struggling through the
narro" doorway.
~ - ''D' - VIII any way
Iuouu,u, i'i 'S, loi%"td closely ny the doctor,
JuiilsI over the "e''se ana rushed TO the
''e.o VI Tue ray
- al a; 's'"h wen conceived at
aS H,so'"uS ana unexpected that
'no iiIan "e"' u""h unier ~ alth"ugh our
s'l, i i'''I u'liNe" 'h, advantage he had
.. "a - "ti.I iau,'"D,e manner by
Jun L'Pins 'hh In'cA Dulet heah as VIoieluy
h1 IouHi "saih't Ine nag' on which II
iopuD, H. ai'gI I aii' ne could nave done
r',.,,,ia' '..' cuuitryihah was a
ii' tseuiai IA VI u'e' ana 'orrst"h but strip
'he oa',i"r Jul arrival 'i''eoAiy settled
'ne ,p'I'., pu',iVlon r'r
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cofu III my pocket de appeared 10 have
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Va. ~ i l,'pn u SUI fH.nrac"d ms pros
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m,i, S,S o his 'nTulier' Sa' On MS head, or
tha f'a, ,,Es. ~ uS'a u, ureW out from
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snteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25c. per box. For sale by
Charles LuA'c~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-04

and her face bore traces of anxiety and SUI
fering, but foI all that she was beautiful
too beautiful for this world thought. as
looked at her. She. was clinging IN half.
frightened, haIi.contidiug way to CarTistou,
and he-hsppv fellow'--regardless Of ouf
presence, was showcrlng down kisses ON hAr
sweet pale face. Confound III grow quite
romantic a' recall the sight of those lovers.
~ most curious Young man. that Carris-
toml lie came to rs, the lovely girl ON his
arm, without showing II trace of his recent
eNrltenpnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-08
gseltce Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
James Buster (colOredD, assault. Dis
missed.
Dilcey Shield and Charles Hum
phreys (colored), assault. Discharged.
Brown Harris, assault. Fined SOLO.
William Shehan, drunk. Fined
$3.50.
Holly Brice (colored), stealing. Con-
tinued.
Jacob Smith (colored), misdemeanor.
Fined 80.
William II. Robinson (colored), dis
orderly. Fined SO.
Israel Merriweather and David Scott
Ccolored), unlawfully having in their
possession property also charged with
burglary. Sent to the grand jury.
Jerry Skinner, vagrant. Discharged.
j. p. WaggOner, drunk. Fined
$3.50.
Edward Gilman, drunk. Fined $3.50.
Munroe Vaughan tcolored), assault.
Fined sll.l0.
Preston Willis, disorderly and OBJ
scene language. Fined $1,000.
James Jones, bad language. Dis
charged.
Joseph Held, drunk and disOrderly.
Fined Sll.10.
Sarah Guthrie, misdemeanor. Dis
charged.
Charles Lucas tcolOred), larceny.
Dismissed. For contempt, fined $3.50
j. Ii. Kelly, bar open on Sunday
/ Fined $40.
A. DallssanOra, stealing. Dismissed