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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-12
,,me,-eo,d Brick scheme-saooo Gone.

Farmer-Gold Brick scheme-saooo Gone.
sPRINeFIELD, Mo-, Dec. i2.-John Daley.
aged 20, wealthy farmer and local
preacher living near here, was swindled
lut Of 1000 saturday by confidence men
Who worked the gold brick scheme on him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-12
Hagan the Norwegian skater.

Harold Hagan, the professional Nor
wegian skater, who has come to thu
country to measure steels with some OF
the American flyers, is in the hands of
Hugh Mccormick, q Canadian profess
sional, and a man named Mcclellan.
They are now at Minneapolis.
His first match will be with Fred
Breep, the sturdy Canadian champion
who defeated Hugh Mccormack last
year. Hagan says he will then be ready
10 meet Donoghue and others.
The Norwegian has a good record. He
has made three miles in minutes IS as
seconds. Donoghue's best record for the
same distance is minutes II seconds.
For one mile Hagan is credited with 2
minutes 80 3-5 seconds, Mccormick has
a record Of minutes IS seconds, and
Breen minutes 57h seconds. Donoghue
has skated four miles in II minutes q
seconds, and miles in 10 minutes SO 2-5
seconds, McCormick's record for the dis
tance is Ii minutes 10 seconds and II
minutes and "a 20 seconds.
HRgan is almost six feet tall, and is
about ten pounds heavier than Donog hue.
lie is twenty-seven years old. Donoghne
is twenty-five years old, weighs 165
pounds, and keeps in constant training.
Some betting of TO is reported against
Donoghue. The Donoghue adherents ex-
press confidence in the ability OF their
man TO beat all comers, and their chief
argument is that Donoghue has never
been pushed, and that he is capable OF
smashing all long distance records.
An Indoor Lawn Tennis Championship.
An indoor lawn tennis tourney for the
indoor championship OF the United States
will be held in the Auditorium at Chi
cago, ILL.,, Decem ber 13, IL, and Is, under
the patronage OF the city social lights,
and looked upon from boxes and parquet.
1t will be for sweet charity, the proceeds
to be for the benefit OF the Chicago Athe-
mum. The father of the scheme Is j. w.
Brooks, and the games will be conducted
in grand style in every detail. The tour
ney will involve much rivalry. From the
East the entries include Valentine G..
Hall, Mslcom Chase, r. Hall, and A.
Hall; and from the West Champion S. T..
Chase, j. A. Ryerson, and Victor NJ. Ell
terige.
Negotiations are pending to secure the
services OF o. 5. Campbell, the champion
Of the United States, and a number Of
prominent lady experts. The first and
second prizes in singles and doubles will
De rich in design and costly.
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Stocks, Bonds Local Securities and Foreign
Exchange bought and sold.
MESSRs. BROWN BROTHERS g. CO.'S
Travellers and Commercial Letters of Credit
furnished upon application and cable trans
fsrs Of money made.
Private telegraph wires to New York snd
Boston.
Interest allowed ON deposits. subject -
check ~ sight
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-05
Il abbe Fulda, Halls.

la eomtesse Alberti.. d ailleurs, 81
vous le voulez, lie comte Carlo, vous
voyez que je sais son nom, he restera
pas dams les souterrains. Je supple
raj mon p6re de loccuper dams les
bureaux de Tusine.
-Qui etes-vous done demanda
doucement Agnes.
-Lillia Melbourg, repondit Zen.
FAINT.
lie comte ne put reprimer uu mou-
vement de repulsion, Lillia lie devina,
ct reprit dune voix plus bassc:
Monsieur lie comte, mon pere est
aujourd hui dams la mine.
All fit settlement Alberti, les
coups de baton Won't pleuvoir.
Non, non, repliqua lenfant
fremissante; il Went pour les conso-
ler, pour leur venr en- AIDE.
-Alors, dit lie comte, c'est vous
qui favez amene.
oh dit-elle, mon pere est bon,
vous ne lie savez pas ..On le croft dur,
mais moi j'en fails tout ce que je
veuN. . II est descendu lei les mains
remplies dor, lie ceur debordant de
compassion Moi je suls une enfant,
je ne saurais pas vous consoler sans
doute, mais Table Fulda ma vue
na1tre, lie docteur Halls ma sauv6 la
vie, vous voyez bier que je dois 6tre
de vos amis.
-Gui, repondit Agnes, que tou-
chait Humble douceur de l'enfant,
oui, vous devez etre du cote de ceux
qui soutfrent votre regard peint Ia
pitie, ct votre voix va au ceur :; je
vous crois. Lillia, mais 81 jeune que
vous soyez, vous devez lie comprendre,
les cpurs fers ne demandent pas de
grace, les innocents ne trouvent leur
salut qu'en Dieu. Embrassez-moi
dependant, yous qui venez nous mon
trer yotre cher visage dams ce gouffrc
noir.
Lillia Sc jeta dams les bras d'Agnes.
Carlo, dit celle-ci, la presence de
cette enfant nous portera bonheur
Qu,nd les anges paraissent, lis laissent
la lumiere apres eux..
Par lei par lei crierent en- ce
, moment plusieurs voix parmi lesquel
les Carlo reconnut raccent eleve du
docteur Halls.
Tn moment apres IL Sc fit a quel-
que distance un grand movement de
lumiere. On cut dit qu'on enlevait
aux murs les lanternes qul les eclai
raient ct qu'une troupe de mineurs
les tenant a Ia main, Sc diri9eait dr
meme cote.
Lillia fit deux pas en- avant
Mon pere, dit-elle, c'est NOR
: pere.
Ellie ajouta:
lie docteur Halls, Table Fulda
) puis un officer de Trabans, ur
moine ;.
Mon Dieu s'ecria Carlo encor,
DIES visiteurs.
Chaque fois que des Granger
descendaient dams la mine, c'etai
pour lui une nouvelle epreuve. o.
ne pouvait manquer de le designer ;
la curiosite Lui, un grand seigneur
lui que ron await saisi avec la band
: de Gaspard Orsol, ct qui peut-etr'
etait leur complice. Aussi quand
prevoyait cette epreuve, Carlo deman
/ dait-il au ciel de nouvelles forces afil
Z de supporter Humiliation quill deyai
subir.
q Cette fois l'epreuve annoneait de
Il proportions plus grandes.
e La pauvre Lillia, dams Ia simplicit
IL ct Ia bonte de son anne, croyait qu'
Melbourg descendant dams la min
| ofiu 10 conSolar 1as trayaillaurS do
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FEUILLETON.
.LEGOUFFRE.
PAR RAoUL DE NAVERY.
XXI
TROlS MESSAGERS
Suite

Ordre ! fit lie molne.
Les regards dies tro is hommes Sc
croiserent, une pensee jalllit de leur
ceryeau, un meme nom cXpira sur
leurs leyres.
Au meme moment le docteur Halls
ct Fable Fulda pparurent lis
yenaient de faire aux condamnes
leur visite quotidienne.
LIE jeune homme blond s'Glanca
vers lie docteur.
lie moine Sc dirigea vers lie pretre.
-Eous lei, monsieur s'ecria
Bethlen Halls je vous reconnais s.
vous etes l. baron de St6litz, neyeu
de la douairi6re Gutta de Haag.
-Oui docteur, je veux voir Carlo
Alberti
-Je souhaite egalement visiter le
comte Albert, ajouta le Traban de
rImp6ratrice.
-Je yous en- supple, reprit lie
moine, conduisez-moi pres du mari
d'Agnes dc Haag.
LIE cpur du docteur ct celui de
Table Fulda battaient q rompre.
Tout coup Bethlen Halls quittant
lie neveu de la comtesse de Haag, fit
deux pas yers le moine.
II fixa sur lui des regards ardents:
scrutateurs, puis en- depit du costume
quill portait ct du caractere profonde-
ment alter6 de sa physionomie, il
s'ecra:
-Je ne me trompe pas, je he puis
pas me tromper, vous etes.
-Je suis un homme qu Sc repent,
r6pondit lie moine avec une humilite
profonde.
Son geste acheva de demander le
silence au dccteur
Halls n'ajouta rien ct devinant que
ces trois hommes Gtaient DIES messa-
gers d'esperance ct de salut, il
commence descendre les tchelons
de l'echelle.
lie Traban, lie moine ct lie gentil
homme lie suivirent.
Liable ulda fermait la marche.
Tandis que cette scene await lier
au bord du gouffre, un evenemen
grave passait dams la mine d'Idria.
Lillia, la chere ct despotique en-.
FAINT, n'avait point abandonne son
projet de descendre dams les galerie:
souterraines.
Son destination Sc mela de priere:
81 douces, de caresses 81 tendres, gu,
Melbourg, dams Ia crainte qu'un,
yive contrariete fit retomber Sol
enfant dams un de ces acces gu
pouvaient aisement devenir mortels
ceda ce quill regardait CONNIE III
caprice.
Mais Lillia dissimulait un bu
profond sous lapparence dune far
taisie.
Ellie await resolu de ramener i |
religion ct lhumanite, lie pere gu
s'etait separe de Ia cause divine pa
fapostasie, de lhumaEitt par un
cruante persistante.
Du moment OH Melbourg permit
Llllia de descendre dams lie goutfl
dldrla ct promit de ly accompagne
la joie de renfant fut telle que
pere ne garda point le courage d
regretter sa condescendance.
Lillia choisit pour penetrer dar
la mine lheure du repos dies condan
nes. Sans aucun effroi ellie descend
les degrees aboutissant aux galleries, ,
quand ellie Sc trouva enfin dams ct
tongues avenues noires, reseau teri
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| pieiltuacS quaint elie SC VII 81 pcllec
ct 81 ele dams ce dedale sombre au
fond duquel s'agitaient DIES 6tres don't
chaque heure de vie Gtait comptee,
Lillia 6clata en- sanglots
oh pere iit-elle, CONNIE ces
hommes sont malheureux
&c sont des coupables, Lillia
Nous sommes tous coupables
devant Dieu, pere, ct dependant lie
/ Seigneur nous traite avec mlsericorde
ct patience.
Ellie essuya ses yeux, ct s'aperce-
want que les mineurs qui venaient de
reconnaItre son pere Sc rangeaient
avec crainte lie long des murs de Ia
nine
oh pere! reprit-elle, parlez-leur,
dites-leur que leur sort s'adoucira, que
vous allez vous occuper de faire
rtpandre des graces sur les plus
soumis, ct que lie docteur Halls
Sc charge de les guerir :. Dites-
leur toutes ces chooses, pere, ct vous
deviendrez eloquent autant que vous
etes bon. :.
-Lillia, rImperatrice seule accorde
dies graces. :.
-Nous pouvez les implorer.
Peu peu des groupes de mineurs
Sc rapprocherent de Melbourg.
81 les regards Sc baissaient devant
lie visage sombre du directeur, Ia vue
de sa file ramenait en- eux l'esperance.
II n'etait pas possible qu'une
enfant 81 belle, ct daspect 81 angeli-
que, ne vInt pas par reveiller dams
leur ceur resperance endormie.
Lillia comprit qu'elle devalt oser
&c que refusait de faire Melbourg
avec une sorte de timiditG farouche
Mes amis, leur dit Lillia, j'allais
MOURN il y a quelques jours, quand
le bon Deu ma fait comprendre que
ma sante, ma vie, dependaient de vos
priere .Je viens vous les deman-
der. .En echange, vous me confie-ez
vos peines, vous me remettreZ vos
suppliques, je les deposerai dams les
mains de mon pere...
Ellie s'avanca sourlante. Ellie
tendit ses doigts blancs vers ces
mains calleuses ellie leva vers ces
visages fletris ses yeux rayonnants de
charite. Et ces souffrants Sc senti-
rent consoles.
Avec Lillia on ent dit que Ia
lumiere penetrate sous ces vontes
noires.
La voix DANCE parlait de miseri
corde. Ellie engageait Melbourg pal
ses propres promesses mais celul-c
ne semblait nj sen effrayer, nj ser
affiiger; il regardait Lillia semblable
a un ange descendu dams les enters
ct DIES chooses oublites revenaient
fleur de son anne.
Lentement Lillia parcourut lie;
galleries, suivie par lie flot grossissan
DIES mineurs. Ellie await sa cour d'
miserables, de malheureux ellie mar
: chat CONNIE une jeune refine dams l.
sombre empire que Melbourg venai
de lui ceder.
Enfin ellie gagna un trou noir Sen
foncant dams une nouvelle galerie
Des voix s'entendaient dams ce
tGnebres, ct ces deux accents dife
raient dune faeon 81 complete de
voix rudes ct sourdes DIES travailleur
de la Mort, que Lillia devina quel
infortunes s'etaient assis dams cett
galerie a peine commence:
-Pere, pere, d:t-elle, la confess
: Alberti est la, je men doute pas. !.
laissez-moi aller seule pres dele.
les enfants ct les femmes Sc comprer
nent tout de suite. Pendant ce temp:
vous consolerez ceux don't j'adopt
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Sun uOS Sun pas ctstit ItSGl COIlIHe
celui dune ombre, ct nj lie comte nj la
comtesse ne lentendirent arriycr pres
d'eux.
Ellie s'arr6ta a quelques pas, les
regardant avec cette pitie tendre qui
fait monter les larmes aux paupieres.
Puis lentement, en- ioignant ses
petites mains CONNIE 81 ellie voulait
demander grace pour quelqu'un, ellie
sapprocha Plus pres.
Carlo ct sa femme venaient de
jeter sur lie sol la pioche ct la pelle
qui leur servaient a attaquer la masse
rocheuse, puis a former avcc les
pierres DIES monceaux de mineral que
yenaient chercher les brouetteurs.
Assis sur les blocs brunatres, Ia
main dams la main, lis Sc regardaient
a la elarte fable de la lampe accro-
chee aux parois de Ia mine.
Agnes, disait Carlo avec une
indicible expression de tendresse
alarmee, tn deviens pale, ties levres
ont perdu eur fraicheur eclatante. +.
ties mains tremblent, ma cherie, elles
tremblent deja.
La pioche est lourde, Ia pierre
est lure, mon poignet est fable
-Ce nest pas celia non, ce nest
pas celia, Agnes. 81 tn pals, c'est
que Fair de la mine est mortel pour
les poitrines 81 tn trembles, c'est que
| mercure penetre deja ia chair. !.
Oh! je suis un egoiste, Agnes En-
presence de ton devouement, je mai
pas eu la force de lie repousser. TIE
chaser de Ia mutt au sein de laquelle
je me debats ma paru impossible. !.
J'avais une telle soif de te veir II
me semblait que viyre pres de toi
quelques jours, suffirait pour me
rendre renergie. e. puis Javais
confiance dams lie regime de Bethlen
Halls. Helas c'est un savant, ce
nest pas un Dieu II nous soulage
ii ne saurait nous guerir Mais je
connais mon devoir maintenant, A.
gnes. .Je puis tout supporter hors
lie spectacle de ia douleur, ct tt
mourrais 81 tn restais dams lie gouffrt
d'Idrla. ..Je tai revue, jai pu sender
Ia profondeur de ton amour, j'ai VI
tout ce que peut lheroisme dune
femme, dune chretienne, 81 j'accep
tais que tn restasses un jour de plu
dams ces galleries souterraines, je Sc
rails responsible de ia mort. -. j.,
al songe durant de tongues heures
ct Ma resolution est immuable. |
faut quitter 1dria.
! Ensemble ou jamais !! repondi
| Agnes.
-Tu veux done mourir?
-Avec toi . J'y consens.
-Mais je ne lie veux pas, moi II
partiras, Agnes, il lie faut, je lie veu:
=. Tu paltiras apres avoir legue a
monde rexemple dun des devoue-
ments les plus heroiques don't puiss
s'enorgueillir lhumanitG Mais
crois-le cette mine 81 sombre ne SER
plus Ia meme a mes yeux. .Toujour
j'y reverrai ia chere image.-T pre-
sence transforme Get enfer. To
ombre sy promenera sans cesse, e
les yeux de mon cGur te retrouveron
sans fin a cette meme place. Pars
tn regagneras Vienne ct ne croi
pas que tn my seras inutile...Je
) laisserai libre de chercher 81 tn trOu
YES lie secret de la terrible enigm
qui pese sur ma vie. ..Tu te rendras
Notre-Dame de Zell tn lui demar
!; deras que Ia lumiere Sc fasse sur IN
cause. .Tu ne supplieras point limp,
ratriee pour qu'elle t'accorde m
!, grace, car jaimerais mieux mour
e dams ce souterrain que tie revolr
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nerei. Seuerpebr, Snuriitif llno Sport
uno 16 2ospereine uno Spiel9eiell=
idaften. = &iirsli6 wuroe Der 8alt=
iuirtb uno @uriter Garl Bauer aas
@ien BON ieiner Gattin i'm 9ellcr cines
Sauics in Gras mittellt einer RebiGnur
erban9t arfgcfunocn. = Sn @raS:
Ioalbert 9olbauer, Gittmeiiter. Soief
9tobatbin. SausbeiiBer; Solei Seinrib
in Sauerbrunn; Srau gettp b. YlaBer
uno Matbias Yermiber, Yripatier. =
slllgemeine 9beilnabme erre9t in Nb=
mont oas trauri9e' S6idial Der Srau
Sttilie 3atib. Satin zines 6oritbe=
amten. @enannte Srau sei9te iib leit
Dem Dor furser 3eit erfolgtem Sooe
ibres Sinbes iebr nieoer9eiblagen unb
i6r Geiites,uitano mar ii6tli6 getriibt.
9lculi0 gn9 lic Dem 9lbcnos in glOmont
antommenOen YeriDncnSuge ent9e9cn.
tuuroe bon Der Sptpmotioe erfaBt uno
biieb iOfort toOt.
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Der re6te 9ofanifer.

(Wein gpisramm.)
Der oes Weines Ylume na6 Gimme
beItimmt,
Mit Dem iif's nidt gang ribtis;
Wer lie trofnet uno ms Oerbarium
nimmt,
Dem rappelt's oben tii6tis;
Sob wer iie pflanst in ben Wunb
binein.
Der piro Der rehte gotaniter iein!
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STATE OF VERMONT, L.
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LEWIS p. KELLER,
10 Lee Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-28
GREATEST SKIN CURES
Cuticura Cures All Skin Eruptions,
Gives a Clear Complexion Free
from Pimples.

Too much praise cannot be said Of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, as have used them for the last year
and a half or So and find them to be the greatest
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-28
Eczema 10 Years Cured

I purchased and used CUTIcURA with the most
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JAMES T. WILSON, Manufacturing Chemist,
81 Beekman Street, New York, N. Y.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-28
Cuticura Remedies

Are the greatest skin cures, blood purifiers, and
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-28
FEBRUARY.

Notes
An An idote for Coffee Blight.
Letter from K. A. Mactie, Jr.
Sugar Supplies fer 1892
What are the Profits of Sugar Refners.
Purity Of Cane Sugar.
The Bounties on Sugar.
Ccca-How the Plant is Cultivated.
Growing Camphor Trees.
Fats abou Nntmegs.
Progress OF the Caue Sugar Industry.
The Sugar Industry OF antiago de, uba
The Bureau OF American Republics.
The Sugar Business.
Valuable Bugs.
The Sugar Monopoly.
The Sugar Refining Industry.
The year 1891.