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, played With, the sooner lam of the bet
ter, By Jove."
After pause:
"Why have you been so unkind?" aske Z
Melanie in broken voice, while s little
colour swept over her face and neck.
'Unkind, Melsnie?"
eyes, If you knew all, why avoid me IS
you have dons?"
"I had no choice, and ever strove to
crush the wish to see you again"
"After all have sufered?"
"After all WAS told, rather"
"Of what-of me?"
eyes"
"BV whom"
"Your AuOt ChiIIington-of su liz
tended second marriage"
little couvulsive, ret almost snery.
laugh escaped Melsnie.
Enough of that mischief-how can
you speak Of it?"
because it met me on every hand,
Melsnie."
How much they had to tell snd to ex-
plain to each otherI OF the intercepted
letters; of the trickery Of Mr. Grimshsw,
and the use to which he put his fatal dis
patch box; OF the agouIzing newspaper
rumors; of all he had undergone sbrosd,
and all that she had suffered, but in a
different manner, at homei
By degrees this WAS all unfolded snd
described agsin aud again, byoken!y,
lovingly; ct intervals, and Melanie listen,
ed to him with thrilling, yet happy
heart.
In marrying sgAin-to coma to prosa;c
matters-she would lose more thaa half
her settlements; but little matter row, if
she lost them ali
All wss well, now, and loves labor was
won!
Even poor Reggie, who had suffered so
much in body and spirit, and whose very
existence had proved so fatal means OF |
tyranny over Melanie, WAS getting better, |
under new medical care and happier
auspices.
"No, cne-nothiDg can ever come be-
tween us, darling!" said Lonsdsle, with
infinite tenderness; tall our future lies
in our own hands"
"Under God!" she atded, as her head
dropped on his breast.
Lonsdsle's application to the Adiutant
General for leave to travel on the CONT
1ent, was successful; and certainly he
lid SO travel, but not aloue.
The leave comes in most opportunely
.or the honeymoon trip-or, "Weddlng
'our," as Melanie would call it, say ng
nat honeymoon was g ridiculous ex-
PRESTON" And it do, perhaps, seem to
hem, IS Whyte Melville has it,
That life is short. though love is life,
And SO the tale Is told.
THE End
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England.
IN THE JAWS OF LION

IN 1hS JAhS. OF A LION.
LONDON, Feb. AT the conclusion OF
performance at Lowry's Music hall in
Dublin last night, Mile. Senide, enc of
the performers, placed her head in the
lions mouth for the purpose OF having
her photograph taken in that position. A
sudden fash of light caused the beast TO
close his jaws, and he retired growing to
corner OF the cage dragging the helpless
VicttIa with him. Then he shook the girl
violently, tearing her bare breast with
his Claws. The attendants at once sprsng
toward the cage and attacked the lioD
with irons, and anally succeeded in
breaking him of. Mile. Senide was re-
moved to her lodgings and medical aid
was summoned. Her neck, shoulders,
bFesst and one arm are terribly iacerated,
but she is still Slive.
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WORKING AT THE CANAL.

PANAMA, Feb. with the advent o.
the dry season work has been generally
resumed on the canal, and there is great
activity in most of the sections. At the
important station of Culbra preparations
are making for uninterrupted work dsy
ana night. Electric light has been intro
daced there for this pu pose. O.her i'm
portsnt arrangements have been made q,
many other points.
Cnoiera Continues bad in Chill. 1. has
now broken out at La S1nda. -
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A colored woman, the wife of Willis
Ellis OF Albany, g., gave birth the other
day to twin boys They are said to have
weighed the enormous amount Of thirty
seven pounds, one turning the. sc.lss at
twenty pounds. the other ct seventeen,
the heaviest bsbes ever known. Mother
and children are doing well. -
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PfTTsBuRG, Pa. b. 5.-4n express
ScsS0 &C e&s etseSaacg G03 WeStem Rae,
fosa zaa 2afe & wegaa az <as GaesaP
street crossing In Allegheny City last
evening, ktatng Winism S;eianronner, the
eriveT, and seriously injuring W,iliam
Albright boy fourteen years old, and
his companion, the young son of Police
man Johnson.
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oon.nmpsssn surrlr Cured.

To the Editor.-PIea.e inform your readers
nat FhaYe a Posftlve remedy for the above
names Siseass. By its timely use thousands OF
nppeiess cases hzVe been psIusne at y cur ed. /
sEREE to any Of your reG1ekS who zTaye ccn
samptfopn they VII sssehsH mo .tiatc Express
ind P. o. address, RsspeE fulsys
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According 10 official statistics on the
subject, 1879 cabin passengers were
landed from the various steamers at the
port OF New York during 1877. The
total number OF Storage passengers ar
irving were 81, 619, and the trips made
By the steamships Of tie various lines sg-
gregated 66E.
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PURELY DEFENSIVE.
A Syllabus of the Treaty Of Atianc 2
Bstwsen Germany and Austria
Made in 1879,
Should Either Country bs Attacked by
Russia the Other will Assist
with Its Military Force.
q London Actress who PLACED Her Head
In o Llon'a aaouth-Sho 10
Still Alive.
Germany.
THE TREATY OF ALLIANCE.


BERLIN, Feb. 4.-Reichs Anzeiger says
The governments of Germany and Austria
decided to publish the treaty of alliance
concluded by them On October Z, 1879, in
order to end the doubts entertained re-
garding the purely defensive intention oil
| the tresty. Both governments are actu-
ated by q desire 70 maintain peace and
avert any disturbance of the tranquility OF
Europe, as we are convinced. The publ
cation OF the treaty will exclude further
| doubts. The terms Of the treaty are as
follows:
Article stipulstes that should either Of
the countries, contrary to the hope and
wish OF the contracting parties, be at
tackled by Russia, each is pledged to assist
the other with its military force, and only
conclude peace upon such terms as both
agree to accept.
Article provides that should
either country be attacked by any
other the other pledges itselft NOT to sup
port the aggressor, but to maintsin an at
titude of neutrality. Should Russia as
sist the sggressor, however, article l
comes into force, and war operations
will then be carried on In common and
terms of peace will be coHiointly ar
ranged.
Article sets forth that the treaty be-
Ing OF peaceful character shall, in order
to prevent misinterpretstion, be kept Sc
cret or be communicated to thi.d pow
er under consent Of the contrac ing par
ties. Both parties express the hope, in
view of the intentions announced BY the
Car at the meeting with Emperor Will
liam in September, 1879, thst the Russian
military preparations may not prove in
reality menacing to either, and may give
no cause for them to adopt similar meas
ures. Should this hope, however con-
trary to expectation, prove erroneous,
both parties recognize it their loyal duty |
to acquaint Czsr Alexander that an attack |
upon one country will be regarded IS an |
attack upon both.
The preamble of the treaty states
considering the cohesion, the two en-
pires will more easily secure their own
safety, while it san threaten no one, and |
1t the same time is well adapted to con-
solidate the peace OF Europe on the basis
Of the Berlin treaty. The two Enperors,
while giving mutual and solemn promise
never to impsrt hn aggressive tendency
n any direction to their purely defensive
agreements, resolved to conclude an 81
lance, and appointed ss their plenipoten-
iaries Count Andrsssy snd Prince Henry
4 Re2sss
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20 yeasg s wh8,
IGoQyrtght BY thc Associated Ffcs,. I


BERLIN, Feb. 4.-While the seuai-offi-
cial press affects to regard the puolica-
ton Of AustTo- Germany tyegty as hGyIpg &
pacific intent, Official una diplomatic cir
cles know that It's real aim is to force the
Car to an Immediate war, or to compel
him to terms for permanent peace die
listed By the allies. The substance Of the
treaty has long been known TO both
the Russian and French governments.
At the time of its inception ct the confer
ence between Prince Bismarck and Count
Andrassy at Castien in August, 1879, con-
fidentiel disclosures stating the character
OF the compact were made by Prince
Bismarck TO the Gar IS an inducement
to break negotiations for russo French
alliance. The dsy after the treaty was
signed Prince Bismarck madeIa personal
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There are ramors OF a balloon inyer ted
BY M. de Vilsrs which is said - CONS
nearer serial navigation than N-sber
yet invented.
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sc ON TO FOLLOW
A GREAT STORY.
ROBERT L. STEVENSON.
IN THE GAZETTE.

The Gazette lciH shortly begin fascinating
serial By the great noreliSt, Robert L. Stevenson
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8ohmatt sur golftretung bes Eefamsnts Der al=
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Wouots, 3pIter frtib 10 uro RatmittIgs uhr,
i'm BirsOU Der Gjeititait in Der Stlbt Baltimore
sum 3Dsie ter griUabluHs poH Sn5,i 0treftoren fGr
tie Hdtifeu 5mpli 0loHote uno Scr Egleoiguug oRtz
ger oorIie9enosr geibdfte ge6aIten Deroea uirb.
Die tlebeItrGauHgsbtbet meToeH an 3. ykouem6sp
9tidlciien un6 blsbeH bs sum 20. Jo0embsr 1888
qeidloiien, Auerctp MROcrIou,
l25l ,7,63, ,9,75,7) Gefretir.
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gSareaa oct straBenssurhbraasz
~ * n ~ N, sffCro


. aIti II orc, ben 20. SttOber 1888.
Sn uebereinfimmuua NIT oGn Gnorbnun9en oes
9altimorer StGot9eieBbufes, glrtiteI Az MAIDEN Die
@ommiIdre ihr StTaBen= Durhbrii1e in Baltimore
beiann, eas iit einen 8erbt u6er 6le @ntid)lo9unz
gen, Soften unb Berbsrb0buHgsIieuern ihr ote Gons
6tmnirun9 unb Surhbredluns Der InoreitraBe,
pOn G0rtsAuenue bis sur @lae9ettfra6s, aut Der am
II. April 1888 bonn Shr9ermeiifer un6 Staotratbe
Oon Baltimore aHaenommenen SerOronuna Rr. 81
blben ausTcrtisen IQiieH, uno Die AblbdsUugeu ers
fredeu fh auf uno uuaiien 6eioe Seiten Der anbre5
fIase, bon Sort Apenue bis Bur @laggettItraEe, eins
IdlIt6lit oes 5SabrHeges oerIel6en.
Die @oumiiidre MAIDEN hermit ferHer 6etaHnt,
ouB oorbsa9tar 8eGiht Hebft erlduternban BIdHen
itBt tHr SelIhttguns fdr ole oabei betbseten Berz
ioren berett If, un0 oaB fie 5unueEitea, ben 25.
Sfto6er 1888, Worgens nm 10 ubr, in tbrem Bis
reau i'm 6otbAauie tb periammeIn merben, I'm Die in
beia8tsm 8erdlte an9efGhrteu ausfnbrun9en in gr'
dsung gu jlehsR, 9egen Die rgenb cine oa6e betbeis
Ii9te 4erion StHnauo erbe6en mag,
sSoAn gfcgStHfams,
SaHueJ i. Sbarrstts,
EaateI DPcSaHn,
@ommi[idre;
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MuS Rertfp.

Stubt Rerito, 81. DIT. - Regens
firme unb ll6beri&pemmunseu ueruria4en
aroBe gerbeeruugeu i'm Staate Gbiapas. -
Gin 3ug Der yRerifauiideu NationaIbaau"
eutaleifte beute BET Rurauntio, unO Der Soto'
uniipfiibrsr, iorpie Asr Sei3er erIItten i4nsre
SerIebuuQeu.
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ltit Ban6 beiebte Serieb 9fode. ...3u S. so;
i'm g8eribe pun $780,
8arrirts nuO geilIsifte g3srpmartets gu $500;
i'm ggertbs uoH $500.
Sesbunbe. 8lnihz sucques. 8u $1,000;
i'm 0erbe UUu $1,000.
Seshnnbs. Bluid ,llsbermiirfs .,5u sl2.75;
i'm I6eIt9e uon $500.
9arrirte Sadsu ..............3u $1.98;
i'm 2Sertbe BON $500.
Seebuu6sz zBlnit zSad5u gu S11.75;
i'm Iert5e non $500.
SfuorSe un0 brGuue yielDmartets III s. SO;
i'm IBertbe BON $500.
@eshunbs -gliiid g{OOiesia .....8u $12.Oo,
I'M gSeItbe BON $1,000.
glit gauo Dsi5tte farrtrte naO &C..
Rreifte 5ad,a. .................8H $8.75;
i'm gEerbe pom $500.
3le9ante SeehunoszYlGi4 9acques $3.50;
i'm QBeI-he nom $1,000.
5uPortiEte Serisp al6te.. ....... gu $500;
i'm g2sytbe oon $1,000.
gIeaon'e SeebHnbsz PIlIi9. .ueberz
nitric. ....'...... 8u$18.75;
i'm gBsrt6e BON $500.
Sup0rtIrte Slber Sadeu. .......3u $500;
i'm Bert5e uon $1,000,
Glagaute Guh h=DEool ole5fa5.. .3I F6.75;
I'M gBert5e BON $500.
gle9artere Seeburba Bluih=lles
berpiirfe ...................,.3u 823.OO;
i'm gBcrtbe ron $4,000.
@an3mollene farrjrte Saftn. ....3u $2.98;
i'm 0ert6a oon $4.OO.
9eiiretfte Nemmartets nit 4lGutei=
trageu. .....-............... gu $40;
i'm g8ertbe oon $1,000.
Glegontere SeebuR0s= gLliIdl R0de $500;
I'M ggerbe Ron SIS 90,
SSmportirte Rlber4 Aermarfet8.. III Sc. 90:
i'm 2gertbs BON $1,000.
GIe9antere SeehunoSzP PIaA llebers
miirie Observation-Disclosures. $500;
i'm g8ertbe BON $500.
Smportirte @ortlcrem 'SGden. 80. gu $3.50;
i'm gBErtbG uon $1,000.
gIegantere Seebuno5 Pliil4>ltoos
i'm g8ertbe oon $1,000.
IFrodanz zueberphrte tmit AtIaa
9efiittert observation-disclosures. $I2.75;
i'm gBertbe pon $500.
GTtrafetre See9uuos PIEi9 Sac'
qHes. .....:.....3u s27.OO;
i'm g8srtbe pom $4,000.
Smportirte &lGee yiepmartets Bu SI1.O0;
i'm 28ert5e oOn $1,000.
SeIEe SetbAnosz4 4lIit, 5Gden. gu $1,000;
i'm 2EGrtge U0a $1,000.
Slit 8ano eln8efaBt2 SIgee Sat.
i'm Bertge pom $500.
Smportlrte SUfr0fe fe.........3u $1l.OO;
i'm 28ertbe non $500.
Geiuite SeebunOs= BIiid. .Sacque8 III $500;
i'm 2Gert5e BON $4,000.
6etHfe 9eebgn0s BlitiG 0t0b'
testa....:.............,:.:. gu Sl9.75;
i'm 2gert5e BON $500.
GTtrasgroBen - iDit IA. 46 uno As - in allen tons
nngs6en6sn {agonen ittts uorrdt9i8.
Ste lpGIeu 81 bis So bel loortaem Gaute uuo baben
GuBeroem Die erite Ausloabl.
3, llOab & Sobn's MantrI- -Gr(6ift,
Nr. sol u. 5Os, 8roaOpap, gfs eaFsrH-4Ue.
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