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The state herald., 1891-10-16
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The arrest OF two editors for printing IN
extract from another paper Questioning
tho validity Of the antl-lottery. law is cor
tainly carrying things pretty high In this
land Of free speech and liberal govern
ment
The Post has no objection to tho stamp
Ing out Of the lottery companies, but tho
line should be drawn, II thinks, nt that
point whore irresponsible underlings of
tho government attempt TO stamp out the
press.
On this limo the Atlanta Constitution
lotteries cannot DO destroyed without nlso
destroying the freedom Of the press, the
people will bo In favor Of letting tho lot
torlcs alone. Wo cannot afford to yield
our right to speak and publish fair crit
icisms Of public measures. II we yield
tho right Id one instance We mny expect TO
be. forced to keep silence whenevcr IL
tunataly II Is no easy matter 70 BULLDOGS
the newspapers OF America. Tho menace
Of Hne and imprisonment will intimidatc
very few. No matter whnt Federal
ohicluls hold; the newspaper men Of the
country will not change their conviction
that an honest criticism or discussion Of
the provisions contained In tho nnti.lot-
tery law Cannot with my show Of Justice
be held to be u violation OF that law, II
thoy are mistaken In this belief, then tho
law will have to be repealed or modified.
In this republic the government cannot
array itself against the press and hnve
the support Of the people,"
II is the policy and practice In some OF
the monarchies to inhibit criticism by the
press Of the acts OF government but until
the enforcement, or tho alleged enforce.
ment, OF the nnti-lottery law no one
dreamed that such thing would be at
tempted In tho United Stntos. Houston
(T'ex. Post, Sept. ~.
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skr Admired II.

Ata meeting Of tho womnn'- Prcss
Club In Washington Inst winter, n very
important topic came up for discussion.
Every member wns Interested In II.
When Mis-. Helen Wnicrsoh rose. si-
lcnce ind expectation settled upon the
assembly, Shc put the whole matter
right In II fow clear crisp logical rc.
marks As Miss wnterson took hcr
seat ngnIn. there came u stlll small
voice from sbc admIrinv group bohind
her. II WIS intended for n whisper.
but II penetrated every nook and cor
nor Of the room. II saidi 'liclcn.
who made that dress you have onp"
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ON THE who's OF THE WIND.

Dear idle summer winds that softly blow
Across the lea, "
love maid, and fain would have her
Sweet thoughts ofme.
Sc let me fetter you with strong desire :,
For my behest,
Then wing your way, and light loving
Within her breast. =zsESNN
Go, mrrmur through the pine trees, soft
and low,
In mournful lone,
Until she sighs--then whisper: "Thus In woe
He walks alone"
Go, dash her lattice with the seas salt tears.
Nor ever rest
Until she weeps.-thon whisper: 80 do fears
Assail his breast"
S., shake the heather blooms and make
them ring
Each rosy bell
Until she laughs-then whisper: "They but
sing,
lie loves thee well.'"
Go, wait the sound, II marriage church bell
rings
A glad refrain,
Then-ifshe speaks,-oh, bear 1t on your
wings
10 mo again!
Fedora Bell, in Chambers Journal
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HE WAS IN A HURRY.
An Old story os How Two Grseniss Fired
on . Cannon

Ou . Cnnnon.
During the war two recently arrived
Irishmen who had made up their
minds 10 enlist In the service OF the
republic. says the Chicago Herald.
but were hcsitating between tho army
and the navy. went on one OF the gun
boats at the Brooklyn navy yard In
pursuit Of Information. The man-oi-
war had Just bcen placed In commits.
sion and was ready for immediate
service. but was delayed by lack OF
men 10 man the ship.
When the errand Of the two green
horns were made known 10 tho officer
on deck he left them aiono In order to
fetch somo one whose persuasive
powers would bc sufficient To attach
the lrishmen 10 tho crew. While he
was gonc they noticed one OF tho huge
cannon, and one observed to the other:
els that big gun loaded over there
dunno"
ME nnyther Michael" answered
his friend. but II II wasn't for losin'
tho bullet I'd foir II OF and sec."
I'm save tho bullet for ycz." said
Mike as he saw n big Iron kettle near
by. So hc put the pot over the mux-
xle Of the gun, got nstride o: the bar
rcl. took firm grasp Of the sail with
both hands and gave tho signal. His
fellow -countrymnn knocked the con-
tents OF his pipo into tho vent heard
terrific roar and didn't recover con-
seriousness after being stunned by tho
force of tho rccoil until the officer.
surrounded ty ">boiy of .aiiora. snook
him awake.
That won't do young man," said
ho. nngrily. What has become OF
the fellow who was with your"
II dunno sorr," responded Mikes
friend, rubbing his head. but II hc
comes back ms quick ms hs wint hc
won't he long gone"
The state herald., 1891-10-16
DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES.

The ltst bsl0B comDriscs SONS Of tt5
hest b,istness houses IN Dsnrsr, and tbsy
WI fnrntst bark rcferencss Y rel,.srsd:
DENVER WALL yAPEH 4 PAINT co -csssp.s:
prices and sampiss. isiI Inwren,e.
DENVER TENT b AwNIya co-Hor.c Blankets,
THE GREAT WESTERN MufUAL AoCIDZST As
'ociation. and Tabor block y. o. Boz wv.
REMINGTON TYPEwRTrEhs AND SUPPLIES
ICED champa- -stenographers furnisnd frcs.
\. q. PHILLIPS, business Chances iot Arspshos-
Has all kinds of business for sale; write him.
DENVER MFG. CO., nth and Holiday = Harness,
hhddles, Horse Goods. send he Tor III. Cal
L. A. wATkfNS-Hides and Leather; Butchsrs
and Market supplies, Tools and Machinery.
fRuITA IMPROVEMENT CO., al Ernest Gram
mer Blk -fruit and Farm Lands In Moss Co.
"BEwAhE OF PAINT"-rhs l.. q. Reilse Broa-
Wall Paper and Decorating Co.. Bii welton.
LEoNARD-sCHECK sApDLERY Co, isi2slt
Blnke-wholosaie saddlsry, Harness. stc-
THE DENVER FIRE CLAY co.-idI, Isrinsr,
Dealers in Photographers SUPPLIES.
JNo. n. BERKEY 4 CO., Boston Block-brosers
In Real Estate and Loans.
Rapid Mailing Service SD ibth-circulars sddssas-
sed and mailed.
.d-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS at Pisrces' Ini 10th. q
J. NJ. MooRE's SONS. 18th and Waco Hardware.
WIN. NELSON & CO., I'll 1Ith-wsli Paper, Paints
STEPHENS, IfAECHETT CO-Rsai Estate, Loans
LITTLE GIANT III. .P.CO., N2l BlAhc-hay Presses
DIR. DIcKsoN's Patent bed Rest. ifJi Chsmpa.
a. s. CARTER Co-Rubbcr stamps, Stencils. ETC.
mcfifEE& MeGfNITY, 18th 4 waxcs-alass. Leoh-
ID. FIELD CO., a13 1eih-Music and Musical Mds-'
q. L. COCHRAN. g1 18th Diamonds, Watches, etc.
HOTEL brunswick. 10th and Lawrence Europsan-
Mrs. W. r. LAzELL. l5,l Gala. Eauipoise Waists
BAR1ELDES Co-Secds. Write for catalogue.
EDw. ROLLANDEr, 81 Tabor bik-Mnp Drawing.
ORIENTAL 7 CO., T2s Wholesale AMI retail.
O. u. HANNAH, 1tG 18th bicycles Easy pay'mta-
McPiiEE q McaINITy, 18th and wn1sc- c--Lumbsr.
II. II. HEIsEI, iS;D Blake Harness, Saddles. etc-
JosLiN PARK, Jewellers, Opera iIouso Block
f.J. MOTT, n barclay Blk. Land Attorney.
A. Il. ALLEN 1536 California -raIidernist
WiTTER Co, 7aa Inrimer. Florists.
A. WARD, 1854 Lawrence -Optieian.
O. II. Emery Co.. Subscription books. Agts vanted
Hydraulic Cement for foundations. ". y. redrick.
The Iiendcy 4 Meyer Engr'R Co Mining Machinery
Edgar J. Lcin, 7o9 Peoples Dk Bldg--Mfe. Ju~eier
Tho Kennedy 4 Pierce Mnch'y. Co Mining Mach'y.
fcrini Bros, as 10th Umbrella Parnsol Factory
"wcntherhcad," 1884 LnrinerIl cleaned. .prcsse
woIlingi.ung 4 Co. Chinese Fancy 6o"is .iGjChzfnpa
Telegraph school, room 10 steele blk, 18Th street
e. Sands & Co., l025 Ihwronce- 8roccry.
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To help nature In Its efforts To throw of
tho trahnel- OF disease T., of course, the
logitinlai. method OF medication. This
from aud help perverted Into coercion
Drastic. excessive purging Il undoubtedly
tho most frequent fofn Of coercion of thf.
wfenched into action OF course this is ac-
eompAnied with much gfiplng pain, and sue
cceded by exhaustion. which leaves the
organs Of evacuation IN q stats incompnt,b bic
with subsequent regularity and actiyiiy
The last state OF that man or woman wht
uses drastic cathnrtics for constipation II de-
ridcdly wofss than tho first. uostcttcf'r
stomach Bitters IL tho finest laxative In cI-
istencc. slne. it produces the nccdful but nc
abnormal action. Il progress We. rot abrupt Ia
operation. aud strengthens Instead OF weak.
for mnIarlal, kidney. rheumatic nnd dyspcp.
tie aIlments
The state herald., 1891-10-16
A sense of GilLneaS

A sense Of .Juliness
and other troubles after cating2
Then you need n "Pellet." Not
one of the ordinary, gripping, tear
ing pills-it's sickness in itself to
take them. But one of DIR. Picrce's
Pleasant Pellets--the original Liver
Pill, the smallest and the easiest to
take. The easiest in the way they
work, they're mild and gentle,
but thorough and effective. Every
part of the system feels their health.
'ful influence. They cleanse and
regulate the liver, stomach and bow
els. Regulate, mind you. They
yreoent disease as well as cure II.
They're purely vegetable and perfect
ly harmless. Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion,
and all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, for they're guaranteed TO give
satisfaction, or your money is re-
turned.
You pay only for the good you
get.
This Is true only Of DR.. Picrce's
medicines.
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"a Year ard n ns,..

In ancient British law u year and n
day was tho time fixed within which
certain things could no lawfully done.
Under this law II was necessary 10
claim estrnyed stock within n year
md day. otherwise II became tho
property Of tho lord Of tho manor. BY
tho same law, II u person wounded
died within n year and n day the per.
son iniilctipg the wound wns held 10
be guilty Of murder
The state herald., 1891-10-16
Tho Only Ono Ever Printed-Can You
Find tbs Word2

There IL . q Inch display advertisement
In this paper this week which has no two
words alike except o,c word. Tho Same
" true Of ench new one appearing each
week, from tho DIR. Hartrr Mcdiciuo Co.
This house places Crescent" on every.
thing they make and publish. Look for
II, scnd thcm tho name Of the word. and
they will return you Book. BrArTiruL
LiruodnAriis oh SlMrLrs Fur.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

A 6nr,r mistake perhaps was made
when Dr. Sherman named his great rene.
dy Prlckiy Ash BiITgRs; but II Ia pro
sumcd that at that tline all remedies for
the blood, etc. were called Bittcrs, Had
he called II Prickly Ash "Rcgulator,' -
"CurAtiyc," or almost snythlng but Hit
fcrr, II undoubtedly would have super
seeded all other preparations OF similar
character. Tn. name Bittcrs Il mlsiead
Ing; II is purely medicine, aud cannot be
used ~ u beverage.
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HOW HE WAS CURED.

AM a miserable
man." said Mr..
Cyrus Maddox,
q only, "andit
is best that the
world should be
rid of my pres
ence. No one
cares for ms."
"On, don't say
that, Ancle,"
The state herald., 1891-10-16

ls not habit, nur pist,sr. "Wby aud
How Cured scnt free, Address II. t.
kn.mtn. hcctc,nry, Indiana Mineral
Springs, Ind.
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"F'or evil newsfridcs fast, while good
news waits" and this is the reason you
see so many persons limping about with
dreadful sciatica and rheumatism. They
have not yet heard that this wonderful
Salvation OIL kills pain.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

nryant.s ito,nr College. iiufaio, n. Y,
rive. fuii business college riufsa By mail, At sta.
atni . home low faies anh ffce trial iessun.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

A western editor who had been obliged
to suspend his paper for long period on
account Of Illness. cams out the other day
with glaring headlines; al am perfectly
well DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup did IL all 2
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What card does u Girl with several 10y
crs rescmbloi Thc queen OF hearts.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Heed a,i ui,ins are both ffnin Maine,
AuI the greatest statesmen .'rf seen,
They b.s-r bas" hal herdarh- or pain,
That they couldn't eur. with tonilae.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Men eau give excellent advice abou,
what they cannot do Themselves,
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Tho fall style OF hat IL ono that blow,
on aud runs on tho ground,
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Nothing to speak of--your neivhbor's
Affairs.
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Tho Use Of opiur

A FOOLS advice is better than kuavc's
II Is NJ least sincere,
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Maior's Cement ttrpnlr- nroL-n Articles
iic and sc, Majors he.i LIQUID Uiue iuc.
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The gambler may be fond OF Nj. "antc. -
but he pays frequent visit. 10 his uncle.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

"tia...o'- ninsir cotn sai..."
WARRANTED ~ snfus ut Wuurf refunded. AHt
The state herald., 1891-10-16

All animals have their good points, but
for abundance OF tho sam, none can com
petr with the porcuplnr
The state herald., 1891-10-16
Help bu, Don't coerce.

The man who gets his deserts In thi
world usually has no "puddlnH.
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DENVER PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Dli, 7. J. EATON ,iIg2 18th -Oculst and huri-t Ar
iihciai eyes inserted. Cros- eyes -traightened.
Denver shnitaTiun, tu IIallett Hates " n week
M Physicians AMI trained nurses In attcuiapso.
nr. McDcrmith, ,i7ui chhmpa Eyc and rhroa, dissa-i
Dr. Jrnncr'-, Electro Magnetic Inst. 1910 Champs
c. ". Enos Md. Cass Graham block k-Eye Ear.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

A mans sins are his creditors, and like
them they are sure to fnd him out.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Tho peacock may not be inclined To Cos
ip,but he loves TO spread highly colorcd
tall about tho ncighborhood.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

The weight Of evidence is used on the
scales OF Justice.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Many keep their regulations polished
only that they may outshino their neigh
hors
The state herald., 1891-10-16

FITS.--An Fits stopped FREQ by mn. kLiNk's GREAT
Nerve itcstorcr No lit after nrst tdny'snsc, Mar
velous cures. Treatise and 900 trial bottle free to
III eases. Send DR. Kl1e.Wti Arch 81, Fhlln. Pa.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

HALLS CATARRI CURE is liquid and is
taken Internally, md acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system, Send
for testimonials, free. Sold By Druggists, i6c.'
+. J.tHENEY 4 CO, Proprs., Toledo. o.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Love Ia blind. but ma,rimony Is = grca,
a.uIIst
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acu
Eentlyyetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
ats action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
ats many excellent qualities com.
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SYRUP co.
...... San FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. M INV iosx NV
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Never expect lawyer To mind his own
business. lie would starve to death II he
did.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Men with slovcnly weighs are balanced
and fOund wanting
The state herald., 1891-10-16

I'll 10 dib Seventeenth H.. Denver. Skilled ph,
sici aud Surgeons IN constant attendance. Fin-
bath AMI Massage parlots in city. Treatment
mail specially. Send for symptom blank.
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seen woman's face that SO fascinated
me-
Clyde had grown pale. He glanced
keenly at the form of the woman,
seated some distance, away. She had
ceased to weep, but her face was full
of heart-breaking woe. With the dark
volumes of her raiment undulating from
her bosom to the floor, she looked like a
Magdalen painted by some artist of rare
gift.
eWhatever it all means" Clyde said now,
"she must be aided at once He put his
hand on Gerald's shoulder "You're
knocked over by this affair, he went on.
Leave every thing TO me. There" and
he forced his interlocuter into near seat.
REST yourself a little" Gerald obeyed
him. and it now seemed to the young
mans own mind that he was on the verge
of swooning away. The room appeared to
fill with whitish mist. Through it he
presently saw the dull, fattish, genteel
visage of his landlady. Was thers
ever such stupid face, he thought.
as that of this poor Mrs. Brawne?
Clyde spoke with her, did he
not? Yes; some of the words came to
Gerald's ears like those ghosts of words We
call echoes. His friend was talking about
her. Were he and Mrs Brawne taking her
away? Well, at least they were leading
her from the room, supporting her be-
tween them.
Herewith Gerald yielded to the languor
which overcame him. He dimly realized
that it was caused by reaction after the
strain he had endured. He had no idea
how long time passed before Clyde again
stood near him.
"She's all right for the present, my boy.
That landlady of yours is very accommo-
dating, and / don't think she has intelli-
gence enough to feel in the least scandal
lied by-But Gerald! Look here now;
what's the matter? Why, you're in
cold sweat! You're illl'
IL was returned Gerald, trying to
smile.
He felt Clyde's fingers at his pulse.
"You must have a stimulant; / think
that's all you need. It's only excite
ment. Have you anything to drink
herei"
yes" breathed Gerald. "Yonder
there's brandy. But I'm getting better,
now. It's passing over"
SIS it!'' said Clyde shortly. "We'll
help it to pass quicker" He went to the
spot toward which weak gesture of his
companion had pointed.
Suddenl Gerald heard a crashing sound.
One keen ray of recollection here shot
through his mind. He rose, grasping the
back of his chair. Clyde" ne called,
"what have you broken?"
"A bottle of some sort, came the answer.
at was horribly awkward of me, | know,
but dare say the thing only held some
chemical you no longer needed"
Gerald hurried across the room, beset by
an ugly doubt which acted clearingly on
his already frightened brain. He saw GER
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Senator Ingalls, Ancestry.
New York Star.

view 1Ork star.
During the Cleveland administration
Secretary of War Endicott was one of the
best entertainers in the national capital
At one of his famous dinner parties Sena-
tor ingalls, found himself placed by the
side of Mrs. Endicott. In the converse
ton which ensued the lady dropped some
remarks about the Endlcott family, which
had done SO much for New England in the
days of its earliest settlement.
20, yes" remarked the senator. 81
know all about the Endicotts. NV own
ancestors came over with them from Eng
land in 1928"
Indeed" said Mrs Endicott, evidently
wondering, land yet I cannot recall the
name of ingalls,, though / am almost GER
tain that l have in my memory all the
names of those on the Mayfiower that
needed TO be kept recorded" And then
the blue-blooded woman looked puzzlingly
and questioningly at the Western senator.
1T is hardly surprising" said Mr.. In
gals In reply; indeed, should be aston
lshed If you could recall their names. for"
and his voice was strong enough to be
heard far down the table, "my people who
came over in the Maytlower were shoe
makers, and understand that they made
good shoes"
Mrs, Endicott smiled, and ever since the
blue-hlooded Massachusetts woman and
the bright senator from Kansas have been
the klndliest of friends
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shiver. "0h, no! And yet-tell met" and
broke of, with wistful eagerness of mien
and gaze. do you know that IL sought
TO take my own life?"
While her dark eyes devoured him he
replied with the utmost tenderness. II
don't know it, but / surmise it. When
they brought you here little while ago
they told me that you had been seen as
you sprang into the river-that some one
made the effort TO save you and
lie paused there. He shrank from pro-
nouncing the word failed" 1t appeared
to him that she saw how he so shrank, and
hence he was wholly unprepared for the
helpless manner in which she now shook
her head, feebly faltering:
Il don't remember. It's all "a va
cancy a nothinGness, when | seek to rec
ollect."
Gerald leaned toward her with great
compassion in his looks.
You recall your name, surely. do Won
not2'
MY name, my name?" she answered
bowling her head. She let il stay thus
for quite while, then, lifting Il. She
burst into tears. "No, no. she cried.
Il can't even remember my name. Ii
only know that I'm here-that l wasn't
happy and had horrible fancies. A long
and ages agoii'
She fell backwards in the chair and her
sobs, deep though not tumultuous. broke
the stiffness.
Then, a few seconds later, something
else broke II as well. Gerald started up
Crawford Clyde had quietly entered the
room.
Gerald went with him as much apart as
possible. They spoke in quick whispers.
clyde, Clyde, Il has succeeded -
No. Gerald, you re not in earnest?"
Then I've never been"
Ny God, mani And She"
They brought her in dead-rigid She
was seen 70 attempt suicide; they could
not save her; they were TOO late. II hap
pened uptown on the East Side-off one
OF the wharyes there. To look at her was
10 see death IN her face. Then | applied
the elixir. Ii literally summoned back
her soul Look how piteously she's cry
ing Her mind is yet wrapped in hazes
Ike some landscapes at earliest morn.
She's beautiful, very beautiful. I've never
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tain glass fragments lying on the floor,
and picked one of them up.
"Ah," he faltered, sit was the flask that
contained the elixirl'
TOO bad!" exclaimed Clyde. "Please
forgive me, Gerald
'Oh, do, of course!' came the reply
"It was an accident, know
"Dear fellow, I'll swear to you it was
only that! You don't-you can't sus-
mo, no."
1.-THE lights little dim over in this cor
ner. MY elbow struck the thing before I
knew. But never mind, you've got the
formula yet. Though it did cost you such
a lot of labor to secure just this little
amount of liquid
'Oh, yes. I've the formula" murmured
Gerald in dreamy tones. "Besides, don't
care so much now" He was thinking of
the woman whom he had resurrected from
death.
Clyde's voice again sounded, crisp and
resonant. "Ah! here's the stuff [ was
after. Now. Gerald, you must take big
swallow of it. You're internally played
out by this whole proceeding and you need
good, long sleep to pull you round again.
There, sit down once more. We must get
you to bed presently, and if this common
place dose doesn't quiet you we'll try
something little more scientific"
Ito be C0ntinuedl
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN WALL STREET

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN WALL STREET.
II is said that in Wall street one can see the
most beautiful and stylish women 10 be met
with on any street in the world They drive
down the four streets which enclose the brokers'
Offices and stock exchanges in delightful little
VICTORIES, ioiilng on cushions as lightly as If
their bodies were really the mere clouds OF gauZe
that their draperies make them appear TO be
Their greatest element OF beauty, however, is
their perfectly exquisite compilations, in the
production OF which Wisdom's famous Rober-
tine plays an important part