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impossible. They. smile, look pleased. and

With th, r., dainty i. 9Sl. pSintsd nails JRiek their sm
sss slisnt Z .h ATT ao ,S.sSSn sssf the hen! be %S HHi SSIdsn
You may guess how 1 did. this. and / was very
much pleased with myself, for the whole en-
testaln n; spt b Was 2 great %s success : Sssv ,ounr mar
then. and my heart really beat witt. Joy when
woke up the next morning and found that
street, and in every bazaar there was nothing
Key Key but ali sH' ef Asia MIN Minor ew when ' ! was siH"S swak.
sRsa EssA' Ati aSrp hsvlns e er .sS iIssi,,ad, i Sa fns
VERY much satisfied With myself; iSoked oyor
his imperial Majesty had ,doigned TO send a
nnsnt m, to mei in s ! at Snse m IN s 4 Sra Z" amt ami e his
Majesty's desputch bearer. ], stood in tho
middle Of the room. expecting he would
TAT sShaatHtmi m 10 w Wei. 9h" e snte %sa and Sn fh he sa ia nE9%,
and put, a. bag loaded with nvo thousand
handed mo an envelope on tho outside Of
which were numerous hieroglyphics. which.
f e se snvsIoh ! did na,s MT + u md igssih.s t tS.e s "DSs
new honors had been lowered upun mo, To
tellthe truth. I Ind an idsa that 1 would be
was, You are advised 70 leave Constant:
more and nothing loss. I had before been
in Mohammedan countries. and knew to n
and arSd1.iii dismissed MISE him.. not quite ,HiHieS as erandiy as /
received him. and locked out OF tho window.
whore l saw an. English steamer pulling THO
blackest kind OF black smoke from It's tunnel.
| know it belonged to q line Of English boats
which passes south OF Greece. and, went either
which. l made up my mind that | would catch
t hIaa' st lear Gi Il l lad Sa to l Sons taS b %sshs abe, be.
alasl had become dangerous.
IL have a great many im r. visited Turkey
etnSe .nssi tr ana tm msHe a and sit tsSItSea but 1ns m m1r.
Ky vs. not tSSss1n %%HS TarSsy + nov: ,,..,
the house wal, filled every evening with hidal.
Cos and noble %senoras. and King A%lphonso
from IRON w q e slaa fHhoS Was 20 so S' Sisa @s dPi CITE I @ss
asked to the palace. and knowing him to DO a
Ser.mounted saddle Which f6a DIR brought with
me from Buenos Ayres. ne was exceedingly
i kind' t rRa a, With s ss4ds ser xHieS p 8 %se9e% Rim
s Sospt yo II Be- k 81 so asei ssrv %s {, e0 mt. Il n !. n I
MAKE the King Of Spain my confederate in a
arranged that from the stage | was to ask one
,fShe audience to write u number. when the
and do Sf It Of Course Ts With " hss Such /; ! a Confederate %
the trick was accomplished with the greatest
erect; because my audience was excsedinGiiy
very best sleiRht-of-hand tricks. for at that
time necromancy WINS studied for amusement
In almost every noble family on tho Spanish
This formed the first part of my entertain;
Rpck. TO the platform to my eolored man. whom
| had brought from America. and who became
FR}sas1tyy well Mr xn0 Hor 44l spGr th had ws edac Is iW tho
darky ,asstduously, as to how to treat the
King should he address him. He was told to
GOING Behind the screen. tie Kins followed
ing against somo paraphernalis, and as the
King was not in gala costume. the darky nat
the King q addressed William, he answered him
s sdGqsss fell ds TSa T Kisa he Ieu teHna whom xaI1 h as hra
way to treat a confederate: and this led mo TO
So aste an H9i the ba.P King {: as st to t 5[tSS it s" out Of %0% %ls
mind that he had been 2 confederate Of really
beginning the second part OF my per-
Imormanee was to take 9 blank piece Of paper.
i tine as the hsn 5etto to .hf Ii e'd al s So reasai h,n and no s' tne
paper was passed from hand TO hand and
Eiysnh TO me- e. LII ! G9n bs1 sad Up ia all a the S SsIhr1IIsS tf fbs
place where his Ma}ssty,s siGnatn5e VA We
deny. my, signature. to this document which
DC ao sse So EFF s 81 stRInl nca ans; es inc spirits have
wh INF lse d. VI . sss P tc so1eIeisns. is sn nGf' t heweT "re
some Incidents in his history that are rather
4prIeasant. one Of these happened soon after
and a rf isn $SsdRPis n $ az ! sou; r e a0' vefe no A'r rsil:
ss1 fdid iai india and South SHf Ame niS on f horse:
back. After appearing successfully in some
Tor the interior. and in a, short, tim encoun-
tered 9 tribe Of Arabs. who made me 9 prison;
attain nfed exnlanafions tied ma tn n tres with
II was a Situation in which hope never to be-
would be to do something that would so attract
even for Sass q little While. their r ratI p% ia ttiHs,''N''
.o A5se oae o of ese II ari hns Pqis snsisS. Would OF dr fnS%
for some time before 70 been practising a trick
great luck 1 had . few Of tho bullets with me.
maI began n to nnlgnii e. lo i1Isn az ! ,s sGnld Ms in the
VA ShPr%sq l., ara ,} TIT MT, nSf one & liz as;
few Of the old graybeards went aside to talk
the snsI matter ntf 10y oyef th END as I tS was tie tied W there !. o,d I
world. They stood. before. me In nowins
white geTn u Tag EataSSa t bha1ghty,, "a. sth .Sd'
= Abr rsSs s1'i. had 4 SoSsSsr: b but : q %as:
were told OF to xiii me. One fired. and [
laughed even louder than l had before and
| others hred. and each bullet aimed at me fell
from my lips as did tho first, Then came the
with semi-savsge races. They thought me a
god: They gathered together oil the things
milk and dates newly picked, and sho wed me
all the courtesies for which the Arabs are so
Justly celebrated. and whom tho sun had sunk
to another town closer to civilization. and
made me- a present OF the handsomest Arabic
gun now In my possession. A. HERMANN.
A RA1TLESNAKE PLAGUE
The Strange Inniction or % Region In tho
Old North Stat.