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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-08-01
WORKING WITH THE PRESS.
Democratic Dailies Being Established to
Disseminate Political Views.
Findlay TO- Special.

Findlay TO- Special.
The Democrats have developed a new method
Of distributing campaign funds, which is likely
to produce more satisfactory results than the
old plan of knocking in the head of a ''barr' and
permitting q free for-all race for the contents
by all hands, including the captain. Whether
this radical departure from old customs is one
Of the schemes of the willy Calvin s. Brice is
not known, but inasmuch as his protege. Chair
man Townsend. of the Democratic State COM
mittee, is putting the idea into effect in q prac-
teal way, the suspicion appears to be we'll
grounded that Brice 10 the organizer Of
the enterprise. which 10 nothing more nor less
than the furnishing of money to the publishers
of Democratic weekly newspapers in the small
cities of the country in quantities sufficient to
enable them to transfer their publications into
Democratic dailies, which are supplied with edi-
torials and other political matter bearing upon
the tariff and like campaign topics from the lit
erary bureau of the national committee. over
which Brice presides. In proof of this it il only
necessary TO call attention to the fact that Demo-
cratic dailies have been established at Delaware,
Newark. Wooster, Piqua, Urbana, Bellefont-
aine, Circleville, Chillicothe. GAINESVILLE, Lima.
Fostoria and cities of like size since the ST.
Louis convention. and other cities within the
knowledge OF your correspondent are to be IA
vored in like manner.
This city has a Democratic weekly, the Star,
edited by the postmaster, which is shortly to 60
through the Transformation process and blossom
into q daily, and the Information ia obtained
straight and direct that the money for this pur-
pose will come from the Democratic national
committee, through Chairman Townsend. Of
the State committee. These dailies will be
printed and sent out by the thousand each day
to doubtful voters. and the scheme promises
well, as the local daily has much power and in
fuence in the neighoorhood in which it circu-
lates. Advices from Indiana and other adjoin-
ing States bring the same information regard
ing the phenomenal increase in Democratic
daily newspapers since the st. Louis conven-
ton, thus indicating that the scheme is nation
al, and that the Democrats have early in the
fight solved the problem of getting their side
of political questions before the entire country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-08-01
A Fatal Free FIGHT.

OMAHA, Neb. July 3l.-A fatal row occurred
thirty miles southwest of Neigh. A man
named Schmidt, his sister and two brothers
several others from q wedding at Ewing, and
got into q quarrel which ended in a free fight.
Schmidt was fatally cut across the abdomen,
his sister was wounded in the arm, one Of the
was twice stabbed in the back, while tho other
brother was slightly cut with a knife and seri-
ously cut on the head with q club.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-08-01
A Floral Gift to the General.

Last night thirty ladies ard gentlemen of the
South side Horseshoe Club called on General
Harrison and presented him with a beautiful
floral Offering in the form of q horseshoe. The
General received his visitors with the kindest
expressions of appreciation Of the gift, and gave
to the donors assurances OF his warm regard.
After some moments spent in conversation the
party retired, leaving behind the best wishes
for the Generals success.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-08-01
Dynamiter Sevic Released ON Bail.

CHICAGO, July 3l-Rudolph Sevic, the gun
maker and alleged leader and ruling spirit of the
recent dynamite plot against the lives of judges
Gary and Grinnell and others was released from
Jail about $50 o'clock this evening, on bail ap-
proved by Judge Halves. A number of Bohe-
milan friends of the prisoner appeared in court
and expressed their readiness to become sureties
on the bonds Of the gun maker, which amounted
to SIC, 600
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-08-01

The Exposition Upiverselle Z srart Culinaire,
awarded the highest honors 10 ANGosTURA BIT
TIERS as the most eficAcious sumulant 10 excite
the appetite and TO keep the digestive oreans in
good order. Ask for the genuine article. manu-
featured by DIR. ]. q. b. Siegsrt 81 Soma. AL
beware Of limitations.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-08-01

NlScODSlus Oh cOuTSS, IS 6aI6i
"Oh. yes. there isn't any doubt about it all.
We will get it by an increased majority"
what reports did you carry to the other
gentleman concerning indiana2'
"Why, that We are going to carry it, of
course. We are becoming moro confident Of it
every day."
While in Chicago Mr.. Huston was vigorously
sought after by newspaper men. Discussing
the chances for success in Indiana aud the
reasons for thinking the Republicans would
win, he said: I'VE will win onIaccount of ou-
superior organization. We have the best
system of organizing in our State that | know
of anywhere. 1t is an organization OK the peo-
pie, and, l think-more than any other system
gives the individual o chance to express him.
SELF
W. II. Elliott, editor of the New Castle Cour-
Ter. said. yesterday: ''Our delegation is COM
posed. as you can see, of substantial men. They
are good, solid Republicans, who will stand
right up to the protection line. I never have
seen Henry county Republicans so enthusiasts
before in all my life. We had 40 Prohibition
votes in our last election. but they are weaken
ing in their antagonism to the Republican party.
We will reduce the Prohibition vote to such a
low figure that it will alter the case perceptibiyl
In one township which heretofore has been
strongly Greepback, electing Greenback trus-
tees. luere nas oeen a completo feVOlutloo, ana
over half will vote for Harrison and the rest for
Fisk"
"How do the Democrats seem to feel over the
nomination. he was asked.
IL never have known a campaign in which so
many Democrats were changing. We hare q
dozen TO day with us who have been raised in
the very cradle OF Democracy. and / can eive
you the names of a few. They won't object
There are H.. W. Alexander, Jno. p. Newlin. /.
T. Houser. David Hoover, Josiah Wister, George
Gates and A. Abernathy. These are all citizens
of New Castle, and all have changed upon the
tariff question. and it is my opinion that q good
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

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mcnsn. -. discharged -, pArdoaed, 2
deatns. ..
Brotaer wills tie evangelist, has con
vef,sd cine-7 seven siee-fa a. Liadeo.
~aicn makes u per cent. ot tla en.ire
pep1lst.ou.
The Order Of Good Tempf4rs has IT.
.oises kld sou nsmosrs n acaisaa.
ssntY-Cu nsR lodges ssrd started Ia Tie
l4al three months.
lame. Il. Rsx-- hss susa tse Flint &
Psre NxfqusLl- Railroad Company fsf ~. :
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TIE second trial @ James stewart, the
HGdson man, accused Of murder. IS set for
February a.
George Thompson, the tramp who mar
PED a widow nesr Constantine a ir~ We IS
sss nss been cent On Jacxsoo fsr three
= tarlhet
hrmsr in Lsnox. Ascomo county. snd
frrcsd hm at the point 1f = revolver o.
give 90 SO cash aud deposit checks co.
foo. J8hn sullivan and -- Neon ,ie
have hsec arrested aad o0lad orer Cos fsial
e. fha rofners
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

INDIGESTION, ;f ss,s1rs sSs as;:
OS o R1lqns began e q Ir se . sEsPs and
E0YgsS a.s ga ed sf sodRsry @ % ss edsed Of Dr. b Ss
tine /
began a and souud and well The
bilious
tightne about the chest and bad tase IN the
Ny VIE could across
whc Golden Medical Discovery.
Now little and do some light work
.1a.sI Mrs. NJ sTRoSo OF Afnsuorh. Ind writes:
Hc ,nIuT Nv little had troubled with hip1Ont
-VJht ) When commenced the
5 r,,raor use of Golden Medical Discovery and
4 uioEhSEs I confined his bed, and could
be without But
now thanks TO all the
walk crtcbes. He does sugcr
any pain sleep well II has only
commenced Incdi
find which gratitude
the benefit he has received through you"
Fever-scre--AIcF CRAWFORD. of SoiI I7dpfds Bcnd
Vltr n
sores Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery.
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IC2YnseHT, ISL

turbed and unrefreslling sleep con-
slant, indescribable feeling OF dread,
OF Of impending calamity
II you have All, OF ANY consider
able number Of these SYMPTOMS yon
are saffeFing from that most common
~ American maiadies-b Bilious Dys-
pepsia. or Torpid Liver. associated
With Dyspepsia. or Indigestion. The
more complicated your disease has
become, the greater the number aAd
diversity 0f symptoms. Ne matter
what stage il has reached, DR.
PlERcE's Coz DIN MEDICAL Dls-
CoyfRY will subdue IL. II taken ac-
cording 10 directions for reasonable
length Of time. Ii not eured, CON-
pliostions multiply and Consumption
at the lungs. Skia Diseases. Heart
Disease, rheumatism. Kidney Dis
ease, or other grave maladies are quite
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nt4FE alAiz .se. e1-tl ae-ion u tbs
81 Eass.eet. lse4srses silag if0m tae
a.1 .1l. .- threat zsl-eaf4ts lrciass.
-1f aeri1 a. 1taers. taiez teaacs-
Ia.rls. 9iirll .fat tlesav 2r4 nl-4 81
81 srss 4i- wsss aatsry ana intls alfa.
ntle q fiHsiue in Gle ears. deafness. b. s.
lx rf egusa.aE 81 ciZaF fhe lar1at extee-
8fsllln ai afnsiFs matter. ether slsn
ea5s inssa aeers. lha V9ile IS cssn zed aud
- eas.l laan.E hs breath is Extensive
aei aut taste are 4AF F.lfsa. t1ere il a
eEas job - z,iuess, Eill nrn-4l dcpFess
ea. q hsesng cough ana general oe1i.lty
y ycE asFe q =. gr sly eels.asr-1 uumte'
-A-se sFrptoms. yea are 81 q .riag tfOo
sss. ts-asfl. The ntofe cQnll Gated you'
ses.s hsa teeous. tne srrEIsF tle numoel
sad llss rsifq 81 ssi0plons. thou~anos ol
s4se- ANA .AiliF tthgll faenllestius bal 81
tae above sYagfosas. result le consumption
saa snc IN SIC srave. No cisesse IS so com
ei 70. more deceptive and Dan sefols. or less
en1esslscf. 0r Alofs ucsucce=sfuliy treated
~ pnv4le.ans Eve hundred dollars re-
afd Is l..sFed ~ the nsauiactgFefs Of Dr
-tees Ca.sIrt Remedy iog p case oi cziarEa
9aieh t1ey Caalet care. keuedy sold
druggists AZ ou.y Sd ceuts.
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| 4 BlD ULCER.

wonderful combination Of tonic,
or strengthening, Alternative, or
blood cleansing. anti bilious. pee
toral. and nutriiive properties, IS
uDeQualed, not only as a remedy
for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Diseases Of the Liver.
Blood, and Lungs. for Weak
Lungs. Splitting of Blood, Short
ness Of Breath. Bronchitis, Chron-
ic Nasal Catarrb. Severe Coughs.
Asthma, and kindred affections,
il l. g sovereign remedy. While
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INDIGESTION,
BOlLs,
RLnYGnsS.

GOLDEN MEDICAL DIsCovERY
cures Consumption (Which Is Scrof-
ula of the Lungs by its wonder
full blood purifying. inyigorating
and nutritive properties. From
It's marvellous power over this ter
riblv fatal disease. when first Of
fering this now world famed rem
edy TO the public. DIR. Pierce
thought seriously Of calling 1t his
"CoNsCMPTIoS CURE but aban-
dOned that name as too restrict
i've for q medicine which, from its
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

liable a. set In and. sooner OF later,
induce . fatal termination.
DR. I,iERCE's G0IphN AEpscAL
DISCOVERY acts powerfully upon
the IiVe-, and through that great
blood-pUTifs iug organ. cleanses ths
system ol all blooa-iaints and Inn
puFilles. from whateAef cause Aris-
Jag. lt is equally e1lcacious Ia
aeting upon fhe Kidneys and other
eXereiors otgsus. cleansing, strength
enins. and healing ihcir diseases.
As aB aDpeflsing restorative tonic,
IL promotes oiEsstion aHd nutTi-
ti0n. thereby building up both
flesh aud strength. Ia mslsrlal
districts glis woD1srfla medicine
has gaiacd gr'si celebrity IA
curing Fever aDa AFUe, Shlils
and Fever Dua.b Ague, and kin-
dred diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
A BArcH OF LIpEL SUITS.

Mrs. Alice Cobb. Of Toledo. has com-
u,snced tb-i suis tor slao go sgsinst the
Detroit Eteaiag Nsios.
MARVEL a. Fi.asF. OF Detroit has com
nenced libel suiE Tor kl00toO damsges
against the Detroit Erniag Aeaos.
James A. Randall. weil-kn0En Detroit
lawyer. has commenced libel suit gains,
the Detroit EsssisT Ne5es i3r $4,000.
George ". Oven, OF Owosso. editor Of The
shiaWssses dslericga. has brought suit fDr
boel. clal ming $1,000 damsges. a. aims ths
Saginaw Hr.ad Tor statements published
10 regard 10 ths Ow0sso postolhce contFo-
vsrqV
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Are You Sick !?

Do YOU feel dsll. languid. lew
spirited. lifeless. And indescribably
miserable, both physically and
mentally experience sense oi
fuilness or bloating Sfter eating.
or Of "gonenesS," or emptiness Of
stomach ia the morning, tongue
coated. bitter or bad taste la mouth,
irregular appetite. dizziness. fre-
quent headaches, blurred eyesight,
" floating spceks" before the ewes,
nervous prostratiOn or exhaustion,
irritability of temper. hot fushes.
alternating with chilly sensations,
sharp, biting, transient pains here
and there. cold feet. drowsiness
after meals, wakefulness, or dis
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

1hs f1sh a. ". H. Tibb-, druggist. stl
cohinues anf daily scores or people csll fol
r bottle at kero.s sisam for the Tnroa
sat Lungs flr tue cure ~ Coughs, Colds
Asthma. Bronchitis and tonsumDtion
s.smps balssrl, the standard famil
fernsdv. is sold on guarantee a1d nevei
ils 10 give satisfaction. "rlce SOC anu
500. Trial size, free.
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my fancy and seeing that IVES ESSENTIALLY er in-
f 0l6 i1g who had been iona
sufferer she cosmsueed iaag - eno ane
be1fer. However.
thai would eoioia % effect change for TIE
trr.er rn6 ancoggnUed
half these had Ell ar osco 1ht began
notice Improvement after taking about 0;tes she
wei
and heaitny r gcnegai 1ih asa greatly
arc f.e s~tfb
almost cured H. nuch She Aas
enjoyed excellent health from that cas- ~ VIA SOS N to 40
return Of either sat-Thegm rheunfi ~ ne is.ss.fs
the tttitf
eighty years ola and heas if oe 81 such
this letter Of which matte sry e yos
lfft
obtain f'ffff
Golden Il ABOVE
esl!ie1
zealousy Haunted before the pubic coo arte me Aaf
metals RgEpccfuly tQurf.
D. ". WHEfIHh - klst S."
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

The best on earth can truly be said o.
On1gs' Giycerine sslve, which IL sure
fafe aud speedy cure Tor cuts. bruiss
caids. burns. wounds and al o-her sores.
Wii Vasiiivciy cure piles. tette- snd a!
skln erurtoCs. Try this wonderful healer.
s4lsiscthin guaranteed or money refunded.
only p n.nis. Sold - ~ Y. Wilson.
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CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, sPlTTEMG OF BLOOD.

Il promptly cures the sevcrcst
Coughs Il strengthens the system
and purihes the blood.
The nufritiFe properties of ex-
tract Of malt end COO liver oil
Gre fri1inE when compared with
those possessed by ihe " Dis
cOveTy.-
IL rapidly builds mp the system.
and increases TIC fiesh ard weight
of those reduced beiow the usual
fiandard Of health by wasting
disease"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Two physicians OF Morris. H.. told T. ".
4iusll khAt be Has oeyOni the he p Of msii-
cine or-me4ical skill from seated lung lis
sa.s contracted ia = cold rain. Was IN
ucsd % try Dr. bi-e!ows Cous / Care. no
aSttles Of which ompl-ted = cure. over :
YEAR has elapsed and he is II excellent
-aith. doing hard work on his farm. Dr.
i. <slOws Positive Cure IS en- The only
snoSn consumption cure. Sold by 4. T.
Wilson Ia hily cent aud dollar bottles. &c.
The genuine Pleasant for children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

There is no denying the fact thai Or.
Jones Red Clover Tonic is the most sue
ressiu blood purifier ever put on the nlsr
Eet. rs wonderful cures II all stom-ch
sidney and liver troubles has bsoughr Ou'
1a1y iuiieu0us. IL restores dsbihtated
nerTe tissues. restoring the force lost b
ickIess, mental work or excessive rss q.
liquor, opium and tobacco. f.. r. Wilson
s.l sUpply the genuine AZ 50 cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

paf8es iooking for business, investmen
~ maHu aeiufing advantage, viii rind th'
sest location on tAe Continent and full IN
ufmatiou oy Er.ting 60 ine Chamber O.
NJmJ4srce. tt. SuilA, Ark.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Blotch. or Eruption, 10 the worst
Scr0fula. Salt rheum. =" Fever
sores" Seaiy or Rough skin, in
short. all diseases caused by bad
blood. are conquered b. this
powerful. purifying, and invigor-
ating medicine. Great Eating
Ulcers rapidly heal under its be
nign influence. Virulent blood
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

I n-- DAVID G. LOVE-, Rsa~ of ST. 40athe. Manitota
4 Etl1ii< I C1Hyeg. About year ntlng
4 4 trouiaed with a terrible bilious attack nltleslne
I bTftrF OF the bart. poor rect a. night etc. oll
4 81 itsoS- menccd yo1r Golden Medical Dis
t- ooyery and Pellets and derived the high
benefit taerelfoD"
f-s~==~f Mrs. MoLLfr Y. TAILOR, Cdnqolf0H. I'D.
4 MEIfplkf : Il the Golden Medical
\ mHlHhis- ( coyery of
Eruru world. 4 little gld ano
TEfch. IL cured her oi the malaral fever"
6
Dyspep*t0.-THERFsA A. CAss SpTinqsdf writes:
81 troubled year complaint
and seepeness, but your Golden Medical Discovery
Mfs, EiIzABE-H j. BusHwsw. Of kfefcg, Ohio.
liver My ttie boy afflicted with liver
4 / trouble ana family plySi-
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-otsS-s thought him DR.. PeTce's Pellets and
= they saved his life. We have also used the Golden
Nc c Discovery for throat and bronchial trouble found
highy.'
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| SaLT-aHEuM
| aid
| hREUKaTlSH.

relative of hfG
upwards Of forty Tic disease distressing IN her
hands the skin 10 crack the the
joints the She Obliged protect
landages and during winter had hands
daily. Tho
health badly affected paving the for other diseases to
Caarrh rheumatism
IN addition to the arhcum She bad used faithfully and with
cOmmendahlc the remedies
by her physicians but without obtaining relief she afterwards
treating herself by drinking made boodlurfy
and herbs She continued this but de-
benefit Finally
Of Dr. feces small pamphlets setting forth the merits OF his
Golden The
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" FOR TIL BLOOD IS THE LIFE"

Thoroughly cleanse the blood.
which IS the fountain OF health. by
using DIR. PIERcE's GOLDEN MED-
IcAL DISCOVERY. and GOOD diees-
ton, fair skin, buoyant spirits. and
bodily health and vigor viii be
established.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures all hunors, from a common
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

& - shi- Disrase--Tse Drrrorrsi end News"
& h lFHdl2lE fGaalf4tot. i1F1raf. Mn
Il -- Ann POOLE wlfe a. ltotsrd Poole. 81 Hti-
krrI fosasiufg
PsIkluIISa. OF had Of tzena by using Ir Iefess
Golden Medical Discovery The
pcared nrst IN her Zee ,noce = The ket cottfrg i1e
elbows aud boeane seyef~ AZ % proste be Attf t
phgt4ca4r
of medicine Size efsn
well Mrs thinks medicine
eavcd her life prolonged her
Mr.. r. A. II Last Ac1r AQtc. ftqchffef
vouChes for tie above fsctS.
Sore EyesMrs sARAR 4. TrSSEE Of crn CFt Uloa 9sr-
q nearly hrd dcI-
ical Discovery following crocsions og i1A
4 - Isaac T. DovSs, Trg- cf slHnF Vor,p.
4 Hkl EcEE ROeioH0 y. - fitfft l 'tetffH
pHn S-eLn. Medical Discover haf cured laf 6argater
e----"~-----< very bad ulcer. Ihrle bottles Afaec
il perfectly
Coitre, Thick Seck.-JrIat T. BEcKwTzu. ~ ~ Fcf
NJ
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good advice neck hsf become perfectly flL
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poisons are, by its use. robbed ~
their terrors. Especially has IL
manifested lts potency In curing
letter. Eczema. EysipelsS Boils,
Carbuncles. sore Eyes. Scnofulous
Sores and Swellings. Hip-joint Dis
ease. White SWellingS- Goitre,
or Thick Neck, and Enlarged
Glands.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Co1uMBus. ONO. Aug. lss

ttILIN NHIS+ OFIIfF. = NIts IrIf, III.
HORLDs DIsPfHsARY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
TI0N, 6G5 Main Street, Buffalo, \. y:
GCFtlcmfn-Ior several years hsve felt Il
TO be nay duty 20 give 10 you the facts ~ reia-
tCn TO the complete cure OF most aggra-
vaiea Case OF salt-rnoum. by the use of your
'nolden Nedical Discovery. An elderly lsdy
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diseases
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Isaac Y. DcvNs. TrQ. cf rgine VoHcp.
ROog.ioa0 Co.. y. -. writes; t br eoifrn
Medical DlecorerT haf cured Iaf Gaug4.fcr
OF a very bad ulcer. Iaroc bottles Afa4ec
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

The EuLLlOE &IlQ IfRgblss DQI A. NG5 t4lS
happiest hour Of my life. and the thought
which always came 10 me was-What won
derful thing Is this Lowell II has lifted Raoul
cut Of the shadow Of terror worse than death I;
IL has made him strong 20 reosive with com
losure an ovation from the elite Of Paris
For It was. in truth. an ovation L need
scarcely remark that Partisan audiences are
not, as a rule, prone to enthusiasm But,
when the curtain fell that evening or Raoul's
comedy the house fairly rose st him a great
shout Of Author. Authori7 went up from all
parts Of the theatre Then, for the first time,
Raoul turned pale and trembled slightly.
1T Is too much" he said, '1et Us go.s
We hurried to the cioak-rooEn. the roar Of
the theatre resoundins In our ears n Des-
rousttes as we learned atterwsrd, cnEre for
ward AID assured ths audience that tue author
was deeply grateful for The racr7uoo they had
given h1s piece, snd TIA: only tie s.ate q his
health prevented his appearing z answer TO
their call
When we came on. Of Tire Oxieon said:
.You have borne yourself bravery, nv
dear RaosI. but yc-ur erials ere net yet s-sdad-
Even Mos.ers IL DOS privileged 70 break his
prornise.. You have conquered Paris, bot
you rsrx. obsy me-you n11st ssin fofiow.n
sAre ~e not to 90 back 20 tie Rus do
rodeouFa sad Gabrielle "Whss do you
meant
II mean that since Rsoul has so-rtSh. pro
vi6@d 80 well for the MID 1. /. for nae To
provide for Ire body7-snd I ls1 ths kt,ls
party 20 Btsnonz
WHIST supper TIA. wss' We iazxked-ps
grew ~.tfy-a. least soals ct Us dt6-we COD
graduated o-s another, SO baked In ths
fame a our e-aEnAtszt, we were eloquent,
childish Sh1znszcsl. satzricAl, seosanersAI--
We uttered thousand shs1rd.t.es-sod We
~ers wildly. supremacy hssZy. b: IL or
talk was besd~d with the bubbles Of frfysrsy,
rs current G0wed from The deep places If shs
ssAxs. our lSht HSr2s were ss,eu colr fas