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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
There's the Dinner Bell!

What Gathering and a chatter~
ing as the children answer the din>
mer bell and rush into the dining
room. OH Disqualification a.guQd
appetite affords as our noon days
meal is set before US. But this
vacant chair, what does it mean!
"Oh, thatis Uncle Charleys seat
Guess he don't feel like eating, he's
got dyspepsia, you know Dys>
pepsiat ,liosrorsK Deliver us. from
dyspepsia. What's the of beirg
plagued with such an ailment any,
way? What's the use of having a
stomach so lrritated aud sore that
even one bite offood gives it dis,
tress? Why not heal the soreness
and allay the irritation. and siren
CITIZEN It's muscular processes, by
using Botanic Blood Balm. Will
it cure? 1T certainly will Many
former dyspeptic owes his en>
joyrnent OF lite tc eByB.s b give
it a trial. .;.t.aq
S. J, Chandler, Richmond Va,
writes "No one can afford to be
without B BIB who wishes all appe
tite. 1 could scarcely eat single
biscuit for break fast, but since tax
B B B | clean the whole liable, SO
to speak" S e -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
BE Above Suspicious.

s1tEatst tt.sg fHl ffstl $50
1t is a gratifying feeling among
many that theyare above su, pi>
cious. zaYet hO& many good peoa
,ple onjlnccount of circumstantial
Surroundings have had the9 finger
Of Unjust suspicioh7direote toward
them. CurbuncIes, 9sdnyieldihg
sores, pimples mtheq face. rough
skih having an efuptiye appearan.
ce. etc. :, are in the eyes Of 50 many
regarded suspiciqusly as indicating
the presence of some, Contagious
lblpod disease, and pointed question,
asked that are productive Jt consid-
efable annoyance. ldT'heseioaskin.
bteniishes and erupliYe ltendsnoiesl
OF course find their origin in the
blood, but not necessary the result
efcontagion. The blood may have
become impure on account of colds
and exposure, Improper food, weak
digestidn,' weak digestion. urinary
disorders, etc. However, it is we'll
to oremove the unnatural eondi>
ton of the blood and the flesh by
a prompt use Of Or. John Butts
Srrsaparilla. 1t - regulates
affairs internally and externally
beauties the skin ,al.d res
}ores impaired organic functions to
their normal strength and activity,
AT The age of thirteen,y my son
beGame, affected with diairhoea.a
caused by scrofplaa j gave him
Bulls So rsaparillapnd itcpredIim
| recommend il especially Ter seros
tuba, fever sores and, general dehi.
ty!o The cures ! have knowniit to-
make in some cases seem almost
miraculous jm7JenHie johnson, Bsus
ltan Barracks, No, o9so 4: ii Tell
Tn ousan4sa Of miserable madd,
pany little children have been re,
stto'r,' d to alroo robust 9lss health byaousing
Pr Bulls Wqr@ DestrOSerso ad.
pin'stered ots then by kin d aud
loving pa5entsi,ob 81 lIlv uoy bni
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
Ire Presbg terrain Rarasoae.

One of the largest crowds ever
fed at a dinner in Dawson was at
the Presbyterian barbecue last
Friday, about FIVE hundred people
having taken dinner On that ocoa-
sion. 1t was a great success finan.
cially, about 500 having been
realized from the sale Of meats, etc.
At night they gave a very epioya-
BILE ice cream festival. lsarH edi
They made enough by Their
entertainment to pay tie church
indebtedness, and seem to greatly
appreciate The patrhnage and good
will ofthe peoples3l artad g12'92.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
Ona Fact

Is worth acoiumn of rhetoric, said
an American statesman. 1t is a
fact, established by the testimony
of thousands of people, that Hoods
SarsaparilIa does cure scrofuIa, salt
rheum, and other diseases OF afec>
.tions arising frorl impure state or
low condition of the blood. 1t also
overcomes that tired feeling,
creates good appetite, and gives
strength to every part ofthe system
Try 1t.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
A CHASTITY BANQUET:

April never comes but that |
think ola promiAent local poiiti-
clan of the west side who was born
ia this month, and who some ears
ago, left one ofthe oldest WILSON
record Amongits curious provislI
ions were that, Instead of being
buried, he should be &issected and
his skeleton carefully preserved
and mounted; aud that !. Oh;
the skull should be y written
the names Of the FIVE ! women en-" he he
had loved during bis life time, and
upon his birthday a ! supper i, r party :
should be held BY his, friends at
which his Skeleton % should be
brought out and christened with
champagne. ''7''
ne He, left q small fortupe,a and This s
lnstrpctl1ns are followed out to the
letter every year. His friends ins
Guide a score of physicians, writer's
and POLITICIANS, who on his birthday
night, have agood supperlat which
his skeeltpn occupies a CHAIR, aud
whe "a the tQastsi begin, they apopr a
glass of wine over the vanished
skull. The names are still there,l
but blurred and faint, though
strangerto say,nof one the B9affgrfs
of them is yee'dead.i When tie
conyiyiAlities are over the remains
are lookedoup o+ ahotH5f1 year.
The friends, however, are passing
away, and of the original tortydn,,
~ twenty-seyen qremaia. III Ne,O
4 arf lStaT.Q0I2 II s7ie1 sa;aJ 9t
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
Are TheNa

The Ilon. James G. Parks. who
lakes an ilterstnn all that concerns
the best interests of his people to,
day,is examining into the standing
of representative farmers OF this
county for the year 1884, in cor>
trast with the ye4r 1889. He
wishes to get an answer to
the haekpied phrase and ques.
ton; Are our farmers getting
pOOrergN, His resnIt be nipen. ~
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
WH LeHVe Us.

Mr..J. Az Fsuche, who is well
,kbrnYowna as a former editor. Of the
Dawson Journal, left Monday to
accept position as one of the edi-
tors, Of the Amercts Recorder. '',
Mr.. Fouehe has made many
friends in Dawson, who wish him
abundant success in his new work.
He is an excellent gentleman
and we commend him to the peo>
pie OF Americus. laq.sII J.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
$4,000 COMPRESS
TO BE COMPLETED BY SEPTEM-
BIER. g.u.ftl
THE MOSS PRESS TO BE USED WITH
NINETY INCH cYLINpER-sTocK
N INCREASED TO $4,000, RI,


NINETY INCH CYLINDER-sToCK
"a INCREASED TO $4,000, i6
A $4,000 compress.
That's what Dawson will have.
1T has been decided TO increase
the stock of the cotton compress
from thirty to forty thousand dol.
lars, as it was thought the comi
press first decided upon would be
tao small to pack cotton as is now
required for shipping, which is
thirty pounds to the cubic
foot, Instead Of twenty>four as
heretofore, a 44, hre r.
A gentleman representing the
Moss press was in the city yester-
terday for the purpose of closing
the trade. One Of the agreements
Of this company is to have the com,
press ready for operation by the
first of September. ID ''''7 ''.'
The Central railroad has given
the right Of land and trackage,
thus giving competing lines the
right to load cotton on the Gem
trails track. yna volts 'IaIa raWli1 4
, Thus Dawson achieves another !,
successful victory in thu way OF
prosperity aud enterprises. lane9I9
+ Don't Dawson groWi 7sHn114 Ia
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

. The forcible kissiqgofIt@o pfDmS
inent Russian ladies at 6Gqpstan>
tihbple BY a Turkishhofiice and
Eve students, will probably Head 70
serious complications. AIfhe Russian
Ambassador refuses to deliver the
ASSISTANTS up to the Turkish All al,
tb9rities, andconsiderabfe e excite Tta2
~ lG q.
ment is oecasioned by the affair,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
CITY GOSSIP.

IA. w
Dawson dirt isAbrilgihgy good
prices and is in d inand, 4
Mr. Northern's admirers say they
will have him here s2on to make Il
speech. /%l
In the spring the dainty mai Zen
eatetb Of the plums 50 news~her
toes will point e'er sum nerlsSgonS
where erst the daisies grew. ~
JEFF Jordan left Sunday4sFD aw-
son to take pesitf9p cSith the
Manufacturing Conpsns. Fort
Valley Leader. ~
The dry house OF Baldwin & Co.
d Geise caught fire Saturday morn-
ing. The fire Gnpa1y fesP5aded
to the alarm AND distinguished the
flames, E8a &lS.s (
a vote was taken IN party Of,
twelve voters here last Friday. for
Governor. Four were for Liv-
ingstohe, four for Northern and
four were undecided. 20 ~ ''.''''l"@ ''
The farmers, seem to be sticking
closer to their homes aud working
harder this spring than usual. This
indicltes that they mean business,
and that our lands will be made
to yield this year as they never
yielded before.
Nothing can do a city more
good than new manufactures.
let our citizens encourage the To-
cation of new enterprises here and
we can soon boast of the best town
in the state. Small enterprises
bring population.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
tildreu Enjoy

The pleasant favor, gentle ac-
ton and soothing effects Of Syrup
of Figs, when in need offs laxative
and it the father or mother be
costive Or bilious the most grdtifv-
ing results follow its-usea 50 that It
is the hest family remedy lknown
and every family should have a
bottle. OH; ii.W .25nod
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
DO MOI SUFFER ANt LONGER

n Knc wing that. a cough can be
checked I'M a day, aud the first
stages Of consumption broken in q
week, we hereby gsfafant8e Or.
AckeT's English Cough remedy,
aud wiIl refund the mofey to all
who buy take ii as per direction,
and do not find our statement cor>
rect. Sold by Dean& Ds9is.'f J.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

new. person locates here, and hard,
" a week passes but what some
new enterprise is started. 7 4
| Truly Dawson Georgia is pro-
crossing rapidly. The gait she
has set set'is afast one, and all 9TH
er cities in the State are being left
far hehiud. st ~
Throughout the country our
progressive city il fast building up
a reputation for enterprise and
"gitup and git The fame of
our many new enterpriseses has
gone abroad, and daily men of
money come here from distance TO
look about for Investments.
| The wonderful growth OF Daw-
son is evidenced by the many
strange faces upon cur streets. A
few years ago every person knew
everybody else. Now it is differ
ent. Times have changed wonder.
fully. A multitude OF new faces
beyilders the old citizen. In this
fact is found the greatest indicA.
| 80 BAD. =
ton Of our progress, I'm. -.
Everything is indicative of
great prosperity and sudden
growth. Our citizens are proud
Of their city. Its strong natural
advantages permit them to truly
state to. outside investors that here
is destined to be one of the greats
est inland citit S iii Georgia. Loca-
ted in one of the richest agricul-
Manifestations i'll the State, with
competing freight rates, ct easy
accessto the leading seaport of the
State, and Eeopled with citizens
who has an unbOunded faith in
its futare,g it is but little wonder
that Dawson is growing, and grow,
ting rapidly, = <l OH f.
S"nawson isthe best place in the
South for a young man of energy
and small capital to locate" said
-Et-tontraetnr, who came here re-
Gently, yesterday. 81 have tray
eled extensively through the entire
country, and I-have never yet seen
a place which has impressed me so
favorably. l have been in several
! cities, Iitd in them from the time
Fthey.Were Struggling villages until
they had grown to, metropolitan
size, but nowhere have | seen en-
thnsiasm and energy equal to that
of the citizens of Dawson. They
Fare determined that she shall as
Esame a leading rank, and she will
We are experiencing a great deal
of trouble in securing sufficient
carpenters to work upon new
buildings now under contract
twenty-five additional men eoa't
find employment here, and ever
then the cry would be for morea
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
Or. Aeker.s Finnish Pms

Are active, effective and pure.
For sick headache. disordered
stomach, loss OF appetite, had cons
plexion and biliousness, they have
never been equaled, either in
America or abroad. Sold by Dem
Il Davis. q
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
for Whom a Paper Is Printed.

ffNt..'f i1TIL ~ ~ . W.
z 1t is worth remembering that
no newspapetis printed especially
tor one person. People who be-
come greatly displeased with some-
thing they fnd ID a newspaper
should remember that the very
thing THAT displeases them is ex-
actly the thing that will most please
somebody that has just as much in,
tcrest in the paper as they have,
1t takes sll kinds of people to max q
a..w9rld, we are told, and the patrons
OF a newspaper are made up Of
the elements of the world. The
man may have a dislike tor tobacco,
but he is not foolish enough to COM
plain Of his groceryman because
he keeps it for sale. i'' , ',iH|'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
0lNTE ENTOYG

SA\'3~ A-SA%ae - N ~ , .
Both the method ar iasults when
Syrup'of Figs il ; ken; it is pleasant
ard refreshing to the tastc, md acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and-BoMslsy4eleanses- the Sys-
TEN efectustfy, dispels, colds head
aches add fe4ers AND cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
~ action and truly beneficial in its
Effects, prepared only from the most
aaaithy and agreeable substances, its
..sny oxce!leht qualities commend It
{, I'll and have made-i it the most
.opular gewe0Y known. rs r.,
syruR Sf EEs ID for sale in SOC.
and 81 Bottles By allAleading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try, it. Do not accept any
substituta IEl-s5' "a ="
CALLFQRNIA vF1c~SKRtdiP co.
saw fRaSCzSo0, on. siyl 7.
'NC0ISHnHs EK- 6. : AeWlR0Rk ~ w.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04


Tho only medicines sold by druggists, under
hposAuNe gharantee from their manufact-
Glers, that they will do just what is claimed
Tor them that is, benefit Or cure in ali eases
oI as asses Tor which they asre accommodated
or TIE money paid forstheFaf wifi be T,T6,nnntly
rfffunded-,.re DIR. Pierce's world-famed spes
S mnSE ManAiaHuped pE World 81 Dispensdry
Med19a II sS4ctEtieh, OF Bllfalo<N Y, "
M s; Psrces Golden MEDICAL DISCOVERY. cures
M CaseasCs-arieing' from torpid or deranved
iiVer, OF rom impure blood, as -pFsf,ensia or
i ina,llefstIon' Pimp1es, Blotches, Eruptions.
SSaiI-rheuni, letter, Erysipelas, aRd ,Scrofu,.
IAns sores and Swelhngs. Consitmptfon Or
Liu9g1scroiula, Is also cured by this won
dertul remedy, IL taken in time.
DE- Flerce's Favorite Preservation ia thu
worldFta1Hrl reInlTly for )all those chronio
weakneSses and distrcSsing derangemenfs' AZ
common oiApQritan women. il il Il fndst
potent, lii, igoriting, restorative tonic or
sItrengtn elyer, importing TONE and !vigJT to
tre whole system, As a soothing rlAryina IL
is uncqualed. See guarantee printed on The
Hottie- wrapper and faithfully carried out
Tor many years. v ~
Copyright 1855 BY WORLDS DIS MED. ASSN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
'71-71TrT:T"5iFsTI7lI

I .tbag , "a Ok 10I .I13I]
A beautiful line of assorted
iaiHsesembroidered and hemstitcked
flouncings just received at Lowrey
q Orr's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
!, 0uR VERY REsr PEo2LE.

Cenfirm our statement when we
say THAR, Ackers English Rene
dy lsin every way superior to any
and all other preparations for the
throat and Lungs. In Whoopiug
Cough and Group, it Is ma &c and
relieves At once, We offer you a
sample. bottle free, Remember this
Remedyis sold On a, positive guar
antee:. Sollby ID an Il Davis.
ait\Ne are prepared to sell all oils
aud paints: az rock bottom price,
Full line, Of aaH eglors IN OFT and
dry Cheath9m & Farrar. nv =,
Ir9fWiH close iall muslihs at 81 cts.
at Davis and Dozier's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

ID +. 4 1t Z Is said that Stanley;Yill marry
and carry his wife with him on his
next expedition into darkest Africa.
A white woman, with trilled pet,
ticoats, in the heart Of Africa, will
give the natives, perhaps, thrir
first idea of what 4 der Haggards
"SheH is. 1t must be love of the
deepest dye that would cause a
highly cultivated woman. living
amid luxuries, to take II bridal
trip in an African dbo@ and tussle
with mosquitoes, double the size Of
those bred on the banks Of the
ICLicasawhatehee.J 81 ma
rf T----r-------~y sep-s----l%-,-- Il .-t s.
I SnnpSndlh4' aauA-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

Beautiful hats and millinery on
exhibition and for sale ut Mrs. g,
j.. Mics. .lJ na 49i laR .aughis
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

We offer special inducements
in carpets and rugs and lnttan
chairs. Lowrey and Orr, .raln9itgi
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
BUR GRAND JURO RS.
NEW COURT HOUSE AGAIN REC.
OMMENDED.
They Review theAifairs Of the COun-
ty and Make Some Important


ty and Make Some Important
Recommendations.
We, the grand jurors chosen and
sworn for the May term of Terrell
superio: court, offer these our par
tial presentments
We have through our committees
examined the books of the Justices
of the Peace, Ordinary and County
Treasurer, and find them correct.
THE treasir had on hand S
at the last examinatiop 2 leo So
Has received since / | 3TH 90
/ Making stotaI If Z Ax$5 SSl s.
Has 4 vogps sSia Sq Y 0qh proper 8 5as 30
|, a.rUlJ u;Ila ri 1naL IL l3-- 100
Leaving a balance Of 50. 344 rs
The ordinary. has received from
the sale oflicense seventy four doll.
lars, and has made proper DISPOSE.
ton of the same. .s1"l1 1S'p !l' ~
I'VE -ihd The public roads and
bridges in an unusually good con
dition.
We recommend that the county
Loard furnish the ordinary with a
book in which to keep a minute OF
business done in chambers. Also
one in which to keep record of
the public roads of the county.
Also furnish the clerk with = desk
for the books and records of the
county.
We have exam ined the court
house and 0nl it in a decaying and
unsafe condition, unfit and entirely
too small for the purpose for which
it is intended. We-Ananinously-
recommend and earnestly petition
the county board Of commissioners
to build a new brick court house
to- cost not less than $50. 900 . nor
more than $4,000, and sell all Of
the court house square except sui
ficjergfopnd n the SOUTH east, Of,
north east c0ufer,| upon-wbieh to
build the same. That they lay, off
said square in lots, running streets
east and west and north and south
Rthrpugh1Gs tha ttIieysaSlferGiye said
property 10 each q, The county pa,
pers, NJ pcon Telegraph and A, Allan
ia CSonsstiittdlttiiqolnll IRE proceeds of
said sale to be appropriated to-
wards buiIdingithe court house and
the balance Of the money necessary
to complete said equft 1hfetase TO -be
raised BY taxation.
1--WE find the j jail i. IN very good
condition. +. vs.. recommend, that
the q chambers he furnished ilwi1h
tops Also that the old stables be
torn down and moved to the north
east corner, ? and that iron banks
tsbe furnishid for2esch sell.
To- his .Haasr,aazJn dgezJ#Hs'
6 ueTys and 'ol J my efiggs, We
tettrp thanks Tors 9getesies DUR
ling the session.
/ " Weireeemmenh that these pre-
sentiments be published Ian The
DAWSON News and Dawson Jour
/ nal G000 22Hd0 T2aI7
B. H. Hood, Foreman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

II A true extract from the min
utet of Terrell SUPERIOR curt. ? r.
Y. Jslt f. CfsARR3R, Easf. sc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

A large aesertment OF swhite
goods that must 20, from 5 to 50
cents per yard, at McLain Bros, ,et,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

Seersuckef coat aud vest &C so
cents at Davis Il L. cke's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

'" 4 1w-ua,- Id s.sl c1q ktty an organ On pan.
Eysns iGiAIyS S'~cr1r- .fkrRrd, Ia, as fe5 ".
,s4 taf,0t','n rs .5jU'-G scrbSyT mH5i.fdG in III.
san..'-L hrp-IaH " O iers = e. +
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

carpenters to work upon new
buildings now under contract.
twenty-five additional men could
find employment here, and even
then the cry would be for more.a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

Truly Dawson Georgi4 is pro-
crossing rapidly. The gait she
has set set'is afast one, and all 9th
er cities in the State are being left
fur hnhind ,-.---
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

2 M C!on;h & Waren, five octayeS, larg,
n " .ct.e Sala walnut, very fianiSonie
., e, than 4! or argans snld At s75'H &hE M
. O. Is the world. . ;. cite itt0r only VJJ'oV
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
DAWSON'S GROWTH.
fl III ~ Z ~ii.h yatt' t"f
3.,, .g:, ,.u ~ II 94Gt39ti aHA
ANOTHER EVIDENCE OF HER
a4l GREAT PROGRESS. f"t
The Many Strangers ON Our Streets
Clearly Fell Of the Immense In.
screRse in POpHlatiOn--D Don't
sE DaWSOn Grow =

8Dont Dawson Growl aO
Not a day passes but what some
new person locates here, and hard
~ a week passes but what some
new enterprise is started. +
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-15
THIBODAUX, LNE SAMEDI Is MARS $780,

Wit lie docteur, ell s'adIessant a
Eudoxie, lorsque vous avez RESENT
cette piqdree
-Je mai pas eu lie temps. &c
fut cette dame qui prit la parole
IT me dit d;elle-memr:
Pardon ce sera ma bague 9ui
vous aura frOissee.
EFT vOns Favez crue7 inter.
rompit Emma.
-Bien sur! je n'avais aucune
raison pour me defer dele! Je
croyais que c'etait une annie de
madame, CONNIE clle le disai;.
Ellie he paraissait pas Sc cacher.
-Oui, c'est naturel, fit le COM
missaire, bien que vous eussiez pu
vous etonner que votre maitresse
lenvoyait ainsi toute seule, an lien
de l'accompagner GU de la faire
accompagner par mademoiselle.
Et du geste il indiqua Lulsa.
-Je ny al pas redechi. Dali.
leurs, je men nj pas eu beaucoup le
temps. Puts, comment pouvais,je
me defer de quelque chose !?
-Continuez. Apres que cette
dame vous cut expliqu6 Ia sensa.
ton de piqhre an doigt Que vous
venice de ressentir, que dit-elle 2
| Ellie So airisea du cote des
berceaux, ct je la suivis. Les
rideaux -n etaient baisses pour
amortir la lnmiere, ct anssi lie
bruit qui montait du rez-de- chaus-
see ct dn premier, 4 travers la
cage de rescaier.
| La nourrice s'arIeta.
Eth bien? tit vivement la
baronne.
II ny await que deux on tr0is
pas pour atteindre les berceaux, ct
-. .je me lie rappelle, all mon Dieu.
Oul, une Grange faiblesse plia mes
jambes, ct il me sembla que la
lumiere diminuait autour de moi
-Achevez +!
dependant, je fis un effort
Jetendis Ie bras, je tirai les rideaux
du lit d'Anna, oui, c'etait bien
dAnna..
-Ensuite
-Ensuite : je ne me souviens
plus bien. II me semble, pourtant
que je chancelai, que Ia mutt pro
fonde Sc fit autour de moi. Je me
rappelle encore que je senti'
vaguement deux bras qui mt
soutenaient, me soulevaient d.
terre, c'etait CONNIE dams un reve
Eudoxie passa la main sur sol
front.
: -Puis, c'est tont! je ne m
souviens plus.
-Cetait lie curare qui faisai
son effet, dit alors lie docteur Re
nout. Get effet est presque ins
> tantane, ct, CONNIE nous pouvon
le constater, i! ne s'est guere ecoul
|, plus dune minute entire pinstau
Z OH la piqflre etc produite par un
Z bague munie dune pointe imbibe
IL du toxique ct Pinstant OH la nou
rice y perdu connaissance.
II lie reste est facile a reconst
tuer, ajonta lie commlssaire.
Puts, il termina la reduction
son process verbal. II prit tr'
succinctement le signalement {
O pauteur du rapt, donne en- dets
par Rivadarcos, ainsi que les nou
de Dolores Mussagaray, puisqn
- ny await pas de doute possible s
'' l'identite de celle qui await, av
une audace prodigieuse ct un san
o' froid inouI, penetre dams rh6tel
- la rue de Moree pour y commett
:" son crime, on, plut6t, y accomp
quelque vengeance plus territ
que la mort donnee 4 un ennemi.
QUAINT au motif de Get acte, il 4