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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-14

or n wan r5rnau OF iava, winch iU seemed
impossible 20 climb over.
But Conrad soon discovered n passage by
which they would DO able to reach the sum-
init OF the rock. He saw, by the footmarks
here and there visible, that q numerous troop
had recently preceded them.
"Do enemy Is not more dan a hundred
baces vrom u.s." said he. "Addentionr'
When Pietro reached the top Of the rock,
frightful sight opened TO his Wow. He
found himself on the edge OF a fathomless
abyss, the yawning mouth OF which appeared
ready to receive him. This ravine was six
foot wide and had been formed, between two
layers of lava, by the rapid waters Of q tor
rent. On tho opposite side arose mass Of
lofty volcanic rocks. These cyclopean-like
heights were covered with Shiny plants and
rugged moss, and in every interstice heather
and wild stocks had taken root. a noisy
stream worked its way along tho bottom Of
tho ravine.
'Ve are arrifed, Bietro," whispered Conrad
In his companions ear. "Dere are eyes loog-
Ing ct us through do OPENINGS in desc rogs;
dero is a musl;ed parrel hid between each
stone, and DIRECTED against us. Wait mo-
ment."
So saying, the robber put two fingers Of
his left hand in his mouth and gave three
sharp whistles.
Immediately afterward man showed his
shaggy head and hideous face at the entrance
Of n cavern on level with tho abyss.
He recognized Conrad
"Oh, it is you, you drunkard, is it!' he OBJ
served 1--WE have not lost you, thon, as tho
captain said"
'De prute ab5ears to have eaten up do pass
word" replied Conrad
'Do you think you can cross tho plank
without stumblingF asked the other.
"Nefer fear, my good pristani," said Con-
rad. "Subbosing l did fall, should not go
DO de poddom, pegause ad de poddom deere is
water, and l always geep away from dat
liquid Make haste and drow do pridge across,
Tor We arc vatigued."
who is that fellow with your
IA goot friend of mine. smooggler, whom
have gonferted, and who wants to pecome
roper"
IL will run and ask tho captain whether he
will allow him to passr'
Let him bass, you idiot, at yonce. II the
gabtain does not like him, he gan easily drow
him into de raflne."
During this conversation, Pietro ran along
the edge of the abyss, and finding one place
narrower than the rest, leaped from one side
to the other with the agility of chamois
The report Of a musket was instantly heard
from neighboring projection of the rock,
aud ball whistled past Pistro's ears.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-14
nj q x lie

Syrup diluted with 10 parts
of water will keep of the
terrible tired. nervous, OK
hausted feeling at a cost OF
8 cents per day, and is as
harmless as other liquid foods
Call for the Syrup. ~
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-14

"AtCdy ,rith yots, dishonOraJte old man."
white hair in the miro of perjury, and who
profane the collar of tho Toison dor, once
worn by 50 many noble knights. You are
safe, because Dom francesca gave you my
word, and because the man of the people
must show tho man Of noble birth the worth
Of sworn faith. But do you know, Duke Of
ARGOS, what you have done2 l wished to
save your daughter and you have lost her."
AT these words, the viceroy seemed to
gather up little energy. A sparl; of pride
and Indignation burned in his eye.
"These men," replied he, pointing TO Masa-
niello's friends, "who havo such profound
respect for tho laws of honor, will, doubtless,
visit on q child Of 10 tho hatred they bear
her father"
"Speak not thus, unhappy man; she is no
longer in my power"
"Whcre is she, thcn2"
"Corcelli 1as carried her off,
"Corcellis" exclaimed the Duke Of ARGOS.
'Great Godl great Godr'
"Masaniello came to help you to save Isa-
bella, and you welcomed him with treacheryi
Despotism must be sweet thing, since, in
order to preserve it, you sacrifice all-repose,
honor, family and the salvation even Of your
soul"
The viceroys pride and obstinacy were
conquered.
"My daughterI Save my daughterp ex-
claimed he, 'and all that fathers graft
tu,le can do will do for you"
''Save your daughterl To give her, doubt
less, TO Fernandez. that infamous artisan of
hnposture, whom you have taken for your
oounselorr' reared the fisherman: "but be-
fore this detested union takes place must
have no blood left in my veins, no heart in
my breast and no more Of that energy which
enables us firmly to grasp a poniard and to
strike without pityW>
"What do you demand, Masaniello, to
rescue my child from CorcelliT' H@N FL
Nothing! nothing from you, perjured
mani love your daughteri I have accom-
panied her q hundred times from Naples to
Procida, and we have sworn to belong, some
TO rescue her, shall have them ready; IL
gold is necessary, know palaces which are
filed with it, and shall not hesitate to tako
d. And now hack with you" added Masa-
niello, driving the viceroy and his attendants
before him; "leave this place, you accused
Of men, who came here to rob, by means of
perjury, the people OF their libertiesi Back,
say, and hide your shame in the vulture's
nest you have chosen for your retreat. For
ward, fshermeni forward, lazaronii and
drive these reptiles to their den"
During oil this fiery discourse, pronounced
with all tho passion that an act of perfidy
can arouse in the heart of a man OF honor.
Don Juan Fernandez was talking with the
Prince Of Carnffa and his brother, the Duke
Of Monteleono. @-F,h .A~eiN an ~ =
"Caraffa," said Fernandez, pointing to
Masaniello, ''itappcars to me that the Duke Of
ARGOS is extremely indulgent to this raga-
muffin" .. .lT
ut IS bnnily 10 DO credited,rs replied the
prince.
sl''Ohi AZ Ivee notshut mp In tho Castel-
sand IL Corcelli had not gained the Apen-
nines," added Monochrome. ftb.ll .Iti
"A poniard or muslet shot would have
already sileucsi tbisscpundrels insolence."
h"But am freo, replied Caraffa; ''and
though Corcelli IL n distinguished leader OF
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Yhe=Fishernan=
E=of=NapleS.

~ nat, ratnor,
"Treason and sacrilegei this cnartern--
~Wellr' ~
I sIIas been falsifedl oil that this impostor
has ad about our municipal liberties and
the privileges Of the three orders has been
suppressed herci"
So much knavery and audacity seemed to
discomfort Masaniello for an instant; he could
only point to his enemy and murmur:
''Ohi how ccwardly and imprudent must
this man be!n
The viceroy laid his hand upon the hilt Of
his sword. oe N
''Contain yourself, mi senor," whispered
Don Juan.
"Throw open the DOORS" exclaimed Masa-
niello, in voice of thunder.
This order was instantly executed, and q
torrent of people Immediately inundated the
church. -.
f.Buhe of Arcos," continued Masaniello,
from the top of the altar, "before this holy
archbishop, and in the presence oven Of your
ewn soldiers, declare you to be an infa-
nous and sacrilegious monster. Infamous,
because you have lied impudently to this no
Die assembly; sacrilegious, because you spoke
your lies across the Holy Bible. People of
Naples, to revengei The truce is. broken.
1OWu Will Tic 81 dttth W buo pei
ers! OhI we must mako ON example which
will henceforth brighten kingsr
Fernandez had placed his Spaniards in
ilne Of battle, and was exhorting them to sell
their lives as dearly as possible The friends
of Masaniello drew themselves up ON the OPP
posite side of the choir. gill VI
The sanctuary was about to be polluted
with blood!
In the nave, the irritated peoples thousand
voices roared like thunder. ~
Masaniello was running to place himself at
the head of his combatants, when Dom Fran
cesco stopped him.
"Spare,' said be, ''these men, who came
here confding liz your sword and in mine"
s ''They have betrayed their sworn faith"
"Teach them, then, how they ought to re-
spect it,"
But such infamous and ignoblo trickery
m; st he punished"
THO i,stica Of men. together with thu
Justice of heaven, will undertake to do this"
Hasaniello approached the Duke of ARGOS,
whose face vas livid, and whose head was
bent beneath the weight Of his shame and re-
morse
Away with you," exclaimed tho fisher
uian. "dishonorable old man, who drag your
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-14

TATE SPRINGS, TENN, July 4, ISSA
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-Seven years ago oontSucok-
anexceedingiy bad case OF blood poisca. =
tried physician, the best at command, haH
secured no benefit. My throat began -
get sore, and my body covered with soscs
and ulcers. Going from bad TO worse,
felt that my grave must be reached In IN
near future. 1 gave up the doctors treat-
ment, and with a despairing hope ! CON-
naenced taking your medicine. began TO
improve from the first bottle, and in sboEe
time the ulcers healed, and my skin clo2rg
of and was entirely well.
One year ago case of catarrh developed
IN ny system. The physician did his best,
but could not cure me; but two bottles Of
Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief.
~ WV ]. III. RoBINs0A
KAUFMAN, TEX, T-ne 20, 1899.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlcmen-I have been afflicted with
dkin disease for about twelve years. and tho
BEST medical treatment failed to give me re-
lief. am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from les
use. Yours truly, WIN. JONES.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, G.
New York, 756, Broadway.
London, Eng, IS Snow E1nL
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-14

NAgAHTED- Agents 10 sell "Elwood's Grain
Wv Tablets" ($i.25 for every miller. 81 ~in
dealer aud Martins Average Tables" 5000,
wun'en 10y every business house Large demaud
Liberal terms Address
f BARROW y Co, Pubs, Rochester, n Y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-14
CHAPTER XVIII.

When he awoke In tho tavern Of Cappu.
cino. Conrad started up. felt his limbs. e Il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-17
Superior Meat.

Wheeler, Lynham ~ coz
IN ir stall the beef o! The
Dressed Beef company, TlS.
been kept in refrigera ion uaI-'
animal heat has been ext'sa.
the citizens of Waco will QUIZ
once they will use no Other, =. y,
wel,-known tact that tnc beS,1'
cd il the large hotels of wv IN.
superior simply because Ny ~,
kept III ref igeration, The ~
piled AVID orders elected
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-17
non I

iettbat cold OF yours run on. ipio 81
u c ,tT R" i. dissusins;. d Pai,Sa4i,a
RE bresth!nS apP2Ira d555...i1c:oa' I;
healthy and G., AZ Of 4 J! ,se there ~
fensiYe matter. Otherwise
ahead. ,... hes.
Attn diseases Of thes pI n5., -
throat, bronchial tuoes Sn lSS,td by "
iehfuny and emit eE ,, So il e..
Boschee's German ~yiu '.ni. and WI
know this already thoG4sh54-r have g.
of people can tel you IL - tnen's''
BY IT, and know M" ~ Nv drugsbt
lie only rs cents, Ask ,.A2 - h,
New spring goods in '''''
ment al Sanger Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-17

our clothing department, r,,r
are now being stocked w.. W..
spring clothing, We nave ana
a line OF II bby suits in sa,A' art
button Gu aways in new PIT w.
9 large llne OF sprm 9 pfp .'.3 ;.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-17

WAsHINGroN, Fab y y r
tair weather, preceeu5,". ,.t Vi
rains. warmer, light TO Nv
b coming variable.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
OPENING OF THE WICHITA UNIVERSITY.

On Wednesday, September 5, at 10 a. m.
the opening exercises of the Wichita uni
versity will take place in the beautiful new
university building on College Hill. 1t is
expected that by Saturday night of the
present week the last touches of the car
penters and painters will be given. and
the rooms are being furnished as fast as
they are completed
Tomorrow students will be enrolled and
matrlculated and there will be addresses
and music, to which all friends of the uni
versity and the public generally are
cordially invited Until the street railway
is completed hacks viii carry students to
the college free of charge, both from the
motor line on Lincoln street and from the
streat railway on the corner of Hillside
and Douglas A three cent fare will be
given TO all students to university from
any part of the city, and also on the
Schweiter motor line the same reduction
will be made.
On September 18th Miss Love will open
her art studio in the Biting block, where
she Will teach day or two of each weeh
for the purpose of accommodating those
ladies who cannot come to her art rooms
in the University.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
Re Won q ysctory.

Two coforsd uaen were wrangiing and jaw
ing a. tie corner Of Caene street and Gra.aot
avenus the other day, and a patrolulaa who
passed along felt it bis duty 70 keep an eye
on them He paced up and down for half "a
hour. but 10 blows were struck. AID bs
finally called o1e of the men over 70 liza aad
asked:
WHAT'S tue trouble between you rwcF
sHe said was 10 gem Ian sab"
And you hare been trying 70 cozv12cs
him that you wereF
"Tes, 2h-a
"wel. you'd better quit and g about
your bz1Ss0ez&@
"No, sah-no, sah-ro. st dis stage Ct q
CANA He's biz ysIiin' an sacg-d.' an srEy-
Ten Until be can hardy speak aboT- wis
Der, a. IN five ulni.s 10 bell hEy % yie.d
de pi1S7
he ~as tr1e p-cpie. lie re-s b1cx,
raised q nsw question, ard t1s Eza-z who lad
said be was 20 gsz1ie-sAa e1-ecced LIS Ha-sd
and koArxly whispered tSa: &c took il 81
hack.-Deere.s Free proA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04

Washing the face with ncid baftarmilk
is a country cosmetic. still in favor for
sunburn. freckles and scaly skin. Ths
juice pressed from oacuInb--s Is alto
ge:her preferable. and. though e. Ga
repute, is Fashionable London prepare
ton. The juice Of mIkweed also Is a
proprietary lotion for the face, sold b.
rnodish cosmetic artists abroad. Ties
vegetable lotions beirg gJsrnEly. protecf-
ing and defensive. refine the skin, and,
unlike spiri:uous washes. DO not bring
cut the hair on the CHEEKS A serafilS
secret TO take away wrinkles Is 20 beat an
iron shovel red bot, throw on II a spoon
full OF myrrh in powder, and szacko the
face over it. covering perscn and shovel
with sheet TO keep n the fumes. Pc
peat this three times, heat the shovel
again. ard pour On Il two Fpoosf,lis az
white wiDe, steaming tie fzco with ~
three tines This rite Is - bc repeated
night and morning until the effect Is
gained.
Plan.ain water Il very nofterdn. FIR
the face. But vzssEDe rubbcd ca tbs
skin Of the ns5k AID face cverY night
faithfully vii keep wrinkles a; dt5ta1cs
for long years beyond the4r uE'lal spFear-
ance. IL should Ii gcreroGziy apPl.ei,
left for tie ssin TO absorb q fey Minutes
snd the excess wiped gently CT with a
soft cloth. As v2se-ns - tzezI.y-sIss
cents pound, which l~ts . yess. tbs Is
the cheapes: a. wen SIS tie Ezfsz. oos-
naetic. This Ehos1Id always be srpE<t
before gong into the bo. gt-n, for iors.
vsltz OF r.dez, ~ vel "a domestic work
Ia heated roou1s. The skin must always
be washed clean with w2rIr water snt
fine soap. and wsll drSSi before ssiaE
any application, and man CT wornz1 a.
ways wants 70 20 70 bed with face ard
neck thoroughly and freshly wassed-
Sleeping with tha iaaperop<sve dGzt Q.
the day II the s<;n. esogg3ng ard grim
ing. Il 10 grez: cause OF wr.zkiez.-
Shirley Dzre's Letter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the fact that Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of fair week were so
rainy and muddy that the people from the
country, and also from the city, could not
come out, our receipts were less than they
would have been. Coupled with this con-
dition of affairs, our business was affected
by rumors to the effect that there would
be no fair Saturday, which report grew
out of the conduct of Pond 81 Co, lumber
dealers, who, after we had paid them s400
out of Thursdays receipts and promise
to pay them more, garnisheed all of our
money in the Citizens bank and our gate
receipts. We thank the people of both the
country and the city for their support, and
if the heavy rains had not prevented, the
entries in all the agricultural departments
would have been much larger.
Believing that in a few days order will
be restored out of chaos, and that the par
ties to whom premiums have been award
ed will be paid in full, l remain
Yours truly,
r. Z. LAWRENCE.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
An EXPLANATION
Ofthe Advertising Methods OF One OF Wicn ta's
floarishing Institutions.

One of the most successful Of the many
institutions inaugurated in Wichita dur
ing the past two years is the soap factory
which has been running now not quite a
year but is already doing very fine bust
ness, and one that is growing nicely. They
are great advertisers and on account OF not
thoroughly understanding their method
two or three Of the local dealers have con-
csived the idea that they were being i'm
osed upon by the company That is as
mistake as Is shown by the following state
ment;
To the tirooers AMI People OF wichita:
There seems 20 be some misunderstood
ing as 10 our mode or advertising our soap
in this city. The FACTS Are as follows.
We are selling one bar Snow Drop two
bars Magnet and two bars ~ ash Day
for twenty-five cents and giving two bars
Palm Oh" We are doing this 20 get
several brands OF our soap into each house,
knowing that some OF them viii please,
aud thar no one brand will suit every body.
After we get over the city once no can
sumner can buy soap from Us at any price
so long as the retailers handle our goods
We found that our man had II few cases
let one family have more than twenty-five
cents worth We put 6 stop 10 that By
telling him that Il he did such thing
again he would be discharged ri once, and
there has since been nothing OF that kind
done.
THE WICHITA soar MFG. Co.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
UNITED STATES COURT.

Owing to the fact that Judge Foster, OF
the United States court. was detained and
did not arrive in the city until late last
night the United States court will not
convene until this morning. There are
several important murder trials which
will come up. Nothing will be tried but
criminal cases which originated in the
Indian Territory. There are couple OF
hundred Indians, half breeds, COW boys,
soldiers and government officers from the
Territory.
The court will be held in the district
court room, Judge Reeds court having
adjourned until after the term of the L.
S. court, which will last nearly three
weeks.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
The World. Fausas rress

Gen. Brisbin has chapter On famous
trees Of the world which is full Of curl
Gus information. The African baobzb ia
known 10 reach the age Of over 500
years. AtCapuitepec, Mexico, is large
cypress under which Cortez and his troops
rested. In the garden Of SemirsrIis, at
Babylon, il willow supposed % have
been there when the queen was alive.
The .,eusta5s linden was 500 years old
when i: was wrecked In 1892. England
has oaks 6, coo years old. A wsinr. tree
at BaIaklava, 1900 years Old, Is owned
By FIVE families Who gather from IL an
nually abou: 100, COO uuts- The Wsdz-
worth oak, az Genesec, y. Y, Is $50
years old and tweoty-seven feet In cix-
conference az the bssc.-Clncinnati Com
usrcil G1zette
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04

Fer many years tie Canadian Pacific
railway has been trying 70 lure oolonss:s
into the northwestern provinces CT Cana
Ia. but with little sssccess- A large per-
centage q those who have gone o1t 20
these PROVINCES hare co-ne oTer 20 tho
United States. EcSiishrzea who hare
been 6elnded into setting Il the north
weS. territory frequently write Indignant
letters 70 the English pape-z "w'h.n, -
SAYS Gre q these coloaises. 'ssbey sdTise
people 10 90 up 20 the northwest, Mzni-
tod4 or Hud-oa Eay dis;rct, they arc
simply sssrsd11g rssoEle to their dcon IN
less the. have nsorey 10 help themselves
with. New York TrIi-sr-sA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
WE WILL ENTERTAIN THEN.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF the World,
10. o. F., on September IL.

At meeting of citizens at the board OF
trade room yesterday the matter of enter
tanning the 1900 Odd Fellows who will on
Tuesday, September II, be the guests OF
the city from ESQ a. N. TO p. NJ, was dis
cussed. 1t was decided that the citizens
should tender their conveyances and their
own services that day for showing our
visitors the city. It was further suggested
that every one who can possibly do SO
persod " entertain at his own home as
many 81 the distinguished guests as posi-
be at both breakfast and dinner.
Now, in order to accommodate all of the
visitors, counting three OF them and one
resident of the city to each carriage, it will
require oyer 100 carriages Hence every
one who has a carriage, or buggy FOL
that matter, owes it not only to the gen
tlemen who will stop with MS, but he
owes il to his fellow citizens to bring out
his conveyance himself on that day and
help entertain this representative body OF
representative men from all over the
world.
No one can afford to stand back in the
expectation that there Will be enough,
probably, without him." but should come
forward and come now with his decision
TO do his part as j Wichltan.
All owners Of such vehicles will please
report Immediately to George j. Gray, at
the drug store of Gray & Hoffman, lbs
North Main, the number and kind OF We
hicles, they viii furnish and the number
of people they will be able to take, also
state how many they can take as theil
guests for breakfast and entertain for the
day.
All should be in by Thursday noon in
order to give the committee time to ar
range their plans.
The board of trade band has kindly ten
dered it's services.
During the forenoon the visitors will be
taken to the Crawford Grand, where the
freedom of the city will be rendered them
and general speech making INDUCED in.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
ATTENTION Committeeman.

The following named gentlemen are re-
quested to meet promptly at the board OF
trade room at o'clock this evening:
CT Smith. J p Allen, \ G Dickson.
Thos Voss J Culver, w K Carlisle, W
B Minnick, W G Hacker, Geo Hutchinson,
Geo NJ Buckner, II G Spann, DR. Graham.
Alex Steel, Samuel Hupp, Ed Vail, c Z
Coffin, II X fuller. \ y Deming. T j
Sheppard. Ed Dorsey, B 5 Garrison, " c
Little. f Palmer. Geo Charlton. NJ c
Campbell, Lloyd Terrell L \ Woodcock,
r. c Dean. Geo Ross, VIM Hodson,
W p Carey, ] II Dagner, W r DuIney,
S Hotchkins, r " Piatt. g " Walters,
NJ J Oliver, C Z Jones, ] NJ Pollock. A D
Wheeler, \ Houck, \ knight, " Cal
bick. c L Davidson, c \ Van Ness, Gee
Campbell. S Z Hubbard, N Knapp, \
Smith. Geo p Glaze, \ A Barwise, A
NeiderIander, " E Green, J A Wallace,
C A Walker, E B Jewett, L D Skinner
Kos Harris, r Rays, " 5 Morris, A I
Carpenter, L C dickson, II " Lewis, GsH
Douglas, fired Iseral, H o Balch, J Il
Vsudenburg, VIM Mathewson, y E She
Der, W l. W Miller.