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CHAPTER XVIII.

With eagerness and anxiety Lord
Redfrlars broke the heavy seals which
Myles Newbury had affixed TO the
escritoire, deed boxes and jewel cases,
and such belongings Us contained the
papers, documents OF valuables of the
late earl. For the new peer felt certain
that hidden amongst them, perhaps in
the record Of q diary, in the page OF a
letter, in some stray note or hastily
written message no would find a clue
to the motive which hurried the dead
mar 10 his DOOM.
Lord Redirinrs began his search at
tho escritoire, which he believed tho
most likolv place TO contain what he
sought. Everything 1t held seemed in
the most perfect order. Letter paper
and envelopes Of all sizes were in the
pigeon holosj here were bundles Of
tradesmon's bills, roccipted aud slowed
away, memoranda OF personal expenses,
pass books, bank book and check book,
accounts Of the land steward, petitions
Of various charitable inatitulions, with
the sum sent them ~penciled on tho
back, papers concerning tho Royal
society, Of which tho dead man had
boon q member, Of tho Royal Astro.
nomlCal Society, Of which no had once
boon president, Of tho Society for tho
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, In
which he hnd been Interested, begging
lottota from all parts Of tho globe, pros.
pcctusos from various coin panies, aud
pilOs Of invitations, but nothing which
yielded tho slightest satisfaction or iu'
tereat TO tho new Oarl.
Amongst tho collection not n alrcln
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which the Woman's visit gave him, nor
did he as long as he lived,'
''Did you ever see her againY'
"Neyer, my lord, she never called any
more; she had done her work ind the
consequences followed sure enough"
"His lordship returned next day, |
6Fes, my lord, he came back all
right, and from that time he began to
make preparations which l afterwards
know were for his DEATH"
"What were theyP"
"EVery day his lordship read through
piles OF papers and letters, put some
aside, bat burnt such o lot that the
CRATE was always full Of their ashes,
my lord. The halt,dozen pensioners
that hegave weekly money to. each got
q sum down; thai they might DO pro-
yided for, he said, in case he went
abroad. His lordship told me n day
he had long intended TO give me q little
present by way OF showing he valued
my services aud handed me a fifty
pound note, and at the end OF the week
he gave me money to pay all the trades'
mems bills,"
'Apd yet you didn't suspect what
was Coming"
mo, my lord, l fancied his lordship
was preparing for his marriage. Tho
last night | saw him alive he was more.
cheerful than no had been since that
woman's visit. When / found him
dead" continued Whyman, uncon'
sciously lowering his voice and speak
ing grayely, ~ could scarcely believe
my senses, and / should have sus-
pected murder il ! hadn't found the re-
volyer In his hand"
The earl remained silent for some sec-
onds. "And so you believe It was his
interview with this woman that led him
to take his lifoY"
II do, my lord"
ut seems probable, from what you
saw. Have you any other theory re-
garding the motive Of his iordship's
suiclde?"
mo, my lord, none"
"What could she have saidH" he
muttered.
"rhat l can't say, my lord"
"And you don't know her name, and
have no clue to her whereaboutsH" re.
marked the earl.
"None, whatever, my lord. Your
lordship will SEQ / can't say for certain
that this woman, whoever she may be,
or whatever she said, led his lordship to
take his life, and | made no mention Of
it at the inquest; for no n was to
blame but himself for the act, and 1t
might have merely stirred up scandal,
which had better he left undisturbed."
"You did quite right, Whyman, and I
feel grateful for your forethought," re-
piled Redfriars.
Don't mention 1t, my lord; his lord
ship was q good master, and no one
who knew him could help liking and
respecting him."
"True, true" answered Redtriars, who
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YOUNG MEN-Who have become victims Of Soli-
tafy vice, that dreadful aAd destructive habit,
which annually 1weeps to 40 untlmely grave thouS.
anda Of young men. Of exalted talent and brilliant
intellect, may call with confidence,
DRS. FRANCE AND oTrMAN, after years Of ex.
periehce, have discovered the greatest cure known
Tor weakness In the back and limbs, involuntary dis.
charges, impotencY general debility, nervousness,
langlor, confusion Of ideas, palpitalion Of 1.-THE heart,
tinidlty, trembling, dimneSj Of sight, or giddiness,
diseases Of the head, throat, nose, or akin, atec.
tion5 Or the liver, lungs, stomach, or howelt-thoSe
terrible disorders. arising from tho solitary vice Of
youth-ahd secret practices, hliEhtinR their most
impossible. Take one candid thought bef5r6h 100
late. A week or month may place your case beyond
the reach Of hope, Our mtthodof treatment will
speedily. and permanently cure the most obstinate
case, and absolutely restore perfect manhood,
10 h~lDpLe.AGED MEh,-TheTe arc many from
the age OF 30 to 90 who are troubled with irequent
eyaeuation4 Of the bladder, often aeeompanledby a
slight burning OF SnaTtinR S~ehiAtion, weak ehing tho
system tot manner the patient cannot account for,
On examination Of the urinary deposits, a rory
sediment viii be found, OF the color will DO q thiho or
inilklSh hue. There are many men who die Of this
difficulty, ignorant Of The cause, which u o second
stage OF seminal weakness. We will guarantee .
perfect cure Ia all such cases, and a healthy
restoration OF the genito-urihaIy organs.
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500 Rawnrh. sIon.

The readers OF this paper will h,
pleased to learn that there is at lea',,
one dreaded disease that science b''
been ableto cure in all its stages AND
that is Catarrh, Halle Catarrh Cure i
the only positive cure now known ~
the medical fraternity, Catarrh, bslR%S
q constitutional disease, requires a con.
Rtitutional treatment. Halls Catarrb
Cure is taken internally, acting direc,lr
upon the blood and mucous surfaces a
the system, thereby destroying t6s
foundation Of the disease, aud giyiH,
the patient strength by building ap t6s
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its work, The p~roprietors have 50
much faith in it's curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for anv
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials
Address, F. ], CHENEY 4 Co,
R65-seld by druggists. 75c.
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bore no love to his brother. ey,,
haven't spoken to Mr., Newbury or apv.
one elss2" he asked,
mo, my lord" replied Mr, Whypar
"Thank you, perhaps it will be better
not
Eyes, my lord"
~ wonder" the earl reflected. Y,
that woman will ever return9' "
II can't say, my lord"
"0f course not. Good night, Wbv.
man, thank YOU for what you have tod
me, Good night"
Good night, my lord, the servant "a.
piled, as he left the room,
lJo be CONTINUED
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Moundsyille As.emply mpnllnr.

Monday, July II, to Saturday, the
22d, inclusive, Baltimore & Ohio trains
will leave Wheeling for the Assembly
Grounds at 700 and 1l:40 a. m, 800,
6:l0 and 11:l6 p. m. Returning will
leave camp station at 600 and $3.50 a
M, 1880, 4;l6, 700 and 1920 D. m.
Sunday trains July 90 will leave
Wheeling at $3.50 and 1880 a, M, 1850,
800 and 6;l0 p. IN. Returning will
leave camp station ut $3.50 and $50 a
m, 1880, 4:30 and 1920 p. IN. Round
trip, 40 cents. j, T. LANE, 7. P. A.
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Ohio River Railroad Sunday Excursions.
Sunday exclusion tickets now on sale to
Woodland, Franklin, New Martinsvile,
sis%terville and Long Reach.


The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, Costiveness,
general debility, ETC., Is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stiml.
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores tho system to yigOr.
Gus health and energies, Samples free,
Large packages 600, Sold only by Logan
Drug Co, 3
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DISEASES OF WCMEN.-We have . Iptei,I c.
paTtment, thoroughly organized, and dtTo.ss,s
eluSiVely TO the treatment Of diseases o. tVmtS H.
Every case consulting our speeiahSth Whttsf' u
letter or In person, 10 given the most eaIfiu 81 ~,
eonSiderate attention. Important cases IanS N n.
few which have not balltd the Skill o. m ssi
home phySieianS) have the benefit Of q Igh SOs,,I
Of skilled specialists. In treatment, Of ~, N
peculiar TO females, our success has oefn ~. v m
over two.thifds Of our patents being aaS.
young, married, single, rich and poor uuL IIl'IG X.
is entirely free from Objectionable ltaIuie,
general practitioner, namely, "Local uea wv.
We seldom find II necessary. we prepay n,sdl
dies, constitutional and local, as the case us~
and ~insttHet ladies' how 10 treat IhsinSelysi. ,.,.
MARRIAGE. married peTIons, o. young m' I'M.
tenplatlnR marriage, aware Of phYhcA Ws.s,Stt
loss Of proeteAtiVe powers, impotehey' OF W
disqualification, speedily restored. v,,,,L
PRIVATE DISEASES. Blood Poiion, ISTdl
Taint, elect, Structure, Seminal Emislons, Wisi
Sexual Power, Weakness Of Sexual Oigaa'l -sIU.
OF Desire In Male or Female, whether itoI ,n u
dent habits Of youth or sexual hlbl,U Liso.
years, OF any cause that debihiatesths 'eir "n,0Iii.
lions, speedily and permanently cure. .,IyS egf,i
ton free and strictly e0nbdtntla. Ap'olu,, ,v,lsa
guaranteed. MsdlIinel sent flee iFom 0'''
10 all parts If tho United States, A.,mv
Epilepsy OR FITS -poilVely ehIea Tial,!
and neTef.failing method, Teltim'hA"
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G&W LING ~ IN ANAL NzaA M
THECELEBRATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN FTHE
FTeANCB MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
ss&4oR. Gays OuOnOctWdsao HOdseCONmbus0. hOOrpOuhdiss8. CphlsS1s@@
DRs. FRANCE AND oTTMAN, Of Ney York tho well known ad sseeeHlpsST SsS SS NV ".
etabNhsd. the FRANCE MEDICAL INSTITUTE. where all forms Of Chronic, Nervous an1Pr 1 NsT
s%ss " wv f.m RS ssFS;Ssa iSSs pS n The mo. %%t S sS .sseI p..SSE EHS.n They" al sS e X' pSs%s SN
i SaESSSFE6 RY4 ~ GsS SRsa sSR" fE ES 81 . saS 2, y sS t ~ :.e By Ss. q: sSs,yrd tn. gsTs
Weknownb To- all dheaSHp peculiar the GN. Female dsNHeSp positively eued by the ntwMIv
OLIVE. BLOSSOM The. cure Is effected by home treatment Entirely hamles and eMy app"
ConMaN0n EEe and Strictly CohadennnL CoreEpondanee promptly an1Wehel.
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n. q. a. Club.

We will not Interpret tho eabailatic letters
which designate the club; II would not be
proper II is part Of the upwritten work, 50
TO speak.
The members of this club include the most
prominent young men Of the city who, in
reckless moment, vowed to dlVest their fair
yissges Of all hirsute appendages whatever.
The marked change in appearance produced
on some Of them is simply wonderful.
Buds and WINS yisages have g. b, a APP
peafauee, but Il is harder TO disfguFe the fius
llneaments Of Charley The nasal append
age Of John ia more prominent than ever
Sim was never remarkable fer beauty, hls
thin yisage is still the same, and his inteliee-
taal cast Of coantepanee still remains. These
compose the principal members Of the elnp'
II is said the boys will remain In strict re-
tirement until the vow is accomplished,
The high and holy aim or object, Of which
this modification of the aesh is but the out
ward symbol ia for the present mystery apd
the fgoeal" of the EoHo takrs this method Of
informing the committee Of yaupg ladies thai
waited upon him with petition that be
would penetrate the secrecy that now SUR
rounds the club, Is obliged 10 report that at
ter consultation with bis better half be has
determined 10 postpone the matter until after
The Fourth Of July. aud that II they will Visit
Bis sapetum on the following day their Curl
osity will be gratfhed.
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Rlra AnnE.er.


One afternoon this week Charley and John
determined to vary the monotony Of reslaur-
ant fodder by bird supper and meandered
forth with guns. ETC., having previously In
vited will sud Bud to Join them At Frgd'a,
who was to prepare the supper. Now, enipe
aud peppeFboit are .ripe'' but unfortunately
the boy. did not find them in great numbers,
aud only succeeded ID BagRing ilye or six
gnipe. IN order that the supper should not
be q dismal failure they killed a lot Of larks
which never do get ripe. but are eaten By
some people At come seasons mot thisl when
there is nothing better In sight. Charley told
Fred 70 cut Of the heads Of all the birds and
to be certain to put the snipe 10 front Of John
and himself, and the dispised larks at the side
Of VIM and Bud. John insisted that bird
supper was not complete without claret, and
those who are familiar with the combination
Of lark and ciaret can imagine the result.
Bud and WIN both have strong constitu-
tions, and are able to attend TO business.
Co
When the western sun gilds the lofty dome
that sufrnounts the splendid Calcasieu bank
building, we recall to mind the view that
presented itself 10 our gaze few years ago.
when first We beheid the struggling village
Of Lake Charles. At magnificent distances
were some very comfortable residences, and
the beautiful panorama Of lake. stream and
wood was then here as now, but Ryan street
pfeseateda very sorry appearance; not that
It lie now what we would like to see 1t, and
what we expect ID the near future, but vast
Improvement has been made and the future
I 81 this street as The main business thorough
fare II assured What We would Ike to SEE,
and what Is our just due, Ii . magnificent
government building on the corner immedt
ateIy opposite the new bank building, 10 cost
not less than SIS, Geo. Under Democratic
rule we hope to see large amount now mis-
appropriated for pensions, say one-third o.
the amount now annually paid for that pur
/ pose, deyoted to some legitimate purpose
and certainly no better use could be made 81
the fifty millions thus saved than IN p1blit
improvements Of this kind, and as the soutl
derives little or no benefit from the vas
| sums paid TO the northern soldiers, at th'
came time paying more than az average 2
the internal revenue, the south should re
eeiye generous portion Of the amount tha
may be saved by revision Of the pension
rolls. and the cutting of Of ali the names o
1 those who now burden the rolls who bBRe nt
| just claim on the government. II this wa
done, government buildings could be built 4
al the towns in the south having Claim
Of one.haif the elaine Of what are the jus
dues of our city. ~
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earnnsl sppenlsae..


Two Or three weeks ate we mentioned The
change Of proprieiors of the Lake City ST.
loon, and remarked that some changes would
be made, new features added, etc. We are
now able III spsak More defiafeiY. TIE tiI-
lard tabieaw sss taisen pp stairs, and 90
eIegaaf fben aEtea ~ while 1trt tls gpom
below back 81 The bar where fhe tables for
merly wefeis an elegant lunch room, which
will be presided over ~ Mr. Elefc, while
shannon and Thesps will have change q the
hac. On saturday night an elegant Lunch
will be eerved, to which are invited ~ the
friends, cid and new, to partalze Of the deli
caeies Of the season, including game, fish and
barbaeued meats, etc, with the finest Of
liquors On and altar Saturday The justly
celebrated Tony Faust Keg beer will be
kept. Ln word, 1t win be4he aim Of the
Lake City to keep at the head Of the process
sion and hold its justly acquired reputation
as one Of The finest appointed and in every
respect frst7elass saloon.
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The aaloxe eloaaeeaa..


The glove contest between Charles Porter,
Of Lake Charles, and Mike Thomas, Of Latsy-
cite, at Phoenix hall on last Monday night
was fiirst-class entertainment 81 its kind ln
every respect, and everybody was satisfied
that he got the worth Of hts half dollar
Porter is properly classed ds lightweight
weighing 1913 pounds, but Thomas 81 1893 y
seems to ne. should be called middle
weight, although he Is called by some
welter weight. Both men were in prime
condition.
The stake was 500 and gate receipts, the
conditions being that Thomas was to knock
Porter out in six rounds, which he failed g
do. and consequently Porter was declared
the victor. The dFst three or four rounds
were comparatively uneventfui but for the
fact that Porter was twice knocked down,
once under tine ropes. but each time be
recovered quickly and got in some good
work. He was cautioned to save himself
and reminded that he had nothing to gain by
forcing The fght. After the fourth round
Thomas began to realize that he did not
have the easy job be had supposed, and the
work from this on was rapid, Both men were
still fresh, and Thomas was determined e
finish the little fellow BY some well directed
blow. Here came IN Porter's superior tactics
and be not only managed to avoid knock
out blow, but got IN some very clever Worl
himself.
1 Not less than 300 people witnessed th
contest, and the utmost Older and goo
humor prevailed. Every one was satisfe
that It was a fair contest, and Il these aifair
could always be conducted as was This ont
they would lose their unpopularity and q
away with the prejudice that exists among
certain class.
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The louisiana PabIie school
Teachers Association
Parish sppeIintendelts and Public EollQ9I Teach
ers 81 Louisiana;

Parish sppegiptendents and Public School Teach.
ers Of Louisiana;
Pursuant to the call Of sapt. A. n,
LafaFgme and Prof. w. ]. Calyit, Of hepldes,
teachers from Oh parts Of the state met 40
AlexandTta on December rs, 1882 ana organ.
thr Louisiana Public school Teachers Asso.
cation. About twelve parishes we're repre-
T6s object Of the association Il mqet for
eibly express, in the preamble 70 the cen.
stitntt0n; ITO elevate lhe profession of
teaching and promote the interest ot egnea-
tiou IN Louisiana, we haye organized tnls
association
To be explicit, we urge superiptepdents
and teachers 10 organize parish associations
slbeFdiuate tp the state organization, and We
also urge RupeTintendepts 70 exert them
selves 10 erea&e an Interest ~ these associa-
tons Superintendent s, as ieadtFs q 9ae
educational interests IN theig respective pag-
ishes, owe Il to the teachers agd me eause %
make az earpest effort ~ this movement.
Every parish should send delegates 70 the
next regular meeting Of the association
which Will be held 10 New Iberia. ~.
December 26, ~ and %, 1893 The program
of mfstlag hss Pos va Rseg asl Sas =, q
! Louisiana Il but following the example q
| other ststes witch haye wrought wonders ~
! similar grand movements l.et vs. Rct on thf
4 principle shat 4ip union there y strength.
aud III b strong organized BODY we #li
4 devise better methods nj teaehipg, demand
/ more elective school legislation, Greet I
/ Hyelier Interest ID aud secure for orr Rcha9ll
4 3 system thar Will stand through tbe stqrpi
/ N peueraiious 10 come, ln e9pclpsions Il
! I'll all work Iof The success III tbe asRoctatt
A aad espteiaily fof the December convention
ana contribute our best efforts ~ all Times Y
! this educational movement.
Parish ACCOMPLISHMENTS apd principe
Teachers throughout fhe Rate aFe req1eatts
4 rs nave tIis letter published ip The severe
PARISH papers This letter II seat put b.
4 authority Of the executive committee q th
aakoa aen.
EToF additional information address,
Il WI Wi HOWE, Ghairman,
B. s. LANDS, sec1y, New Iberia, La.
Chepeyyille, III
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The improvements which we mentioned ~
recent issue as going on IN the stables Of
Messrs. Ryan A. Dearborn are BOW wellnigh
completed. Tb. recent additions make this
establishment one Of the largest IN the state.
They have "a fQltte large stock Of carriages,
buggies, carts, ETC., direct from the factory,
and il will be 70 your advantage to wait for
their arrival If you contemplate buying any
thing in that line, as the prices win be m
precedeRtedly low,
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Cisy school, Report.

The total enrolment and average attend
ance Of our public school for the month
ending March n, were respectively 356 and
~
HoKoR Attendance perfect. de-
pertinent and average class record 30 pr
cent. or more;-Datsy Welsh, Lizzie Blair
Frederic George, Daniel Gorhap, Lois Weptz.
LeYonia R gmaidep, Rosa Mccormick, Jose
pbine Osborne, Helen Mccoy, Noble Kinder,
Willie stohdard, Peal Dees, Oswald Nc
Eeese, Edwin Gorbam, Harry Kelly, Winnie
slawsop, Minnie NeGtnty, Stella NeNeese,
Viola Barber, Abbott Gorham, ATleigh
Mason, Johp Maynard, Henry Liitle, Leslie
Wetberill. Ivy Richard, Monroe Clark, Frank
Toucby Ilett Powell, Jennie May. Emma
Bepdixon, Florence Kinney, Willie Boyer,
and Guy Ellender
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Grand EExcRFsi0m aRd straw
berry Festival.

The ladies' of the Westtake n, p. Church
will give ap excursion to Lake PTien on April
9Th, for the benefit Of the chnrch building
fund. They desire US to state that they are
not Rnmindful Of the generous patronage
they have received IN the past, and that this
year they wiz make q special effort to afford
q pleasant time to all who will participate,
Strawberries and cream and other refresh
nents will be served al reasonable prices
The ladies hope In this manner to clear tleil
church of debt and start clear Let eYeryone
arrange in time to enjoy the occasion.
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Persons who are subieet to attacks of bill
ious cole can almost iuVarigbly tell ~ their
feelings, when to expect an attack. " Cham
beFlaiu3B Collie, Cholera and DiaFhoaa hsm-
edy is taken as soon as these agmptons ap-
pear, they car ward of the disease. such
persons should always keep the Kennedy et
hand, ready FOR Immediate use when needed.
Two or three doses Of u At the right time will
save them much suffering. For sale by MD.
Kaarney
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The reception given the young people BY
MI. aud Mrs. q. W. Little was highly enjoyed
BY about thirty 81 our society young ladies
and gentlemen a few young gentlemen
were conepieuoas BY their absence, and this
detraeted somewhat from the pleasure Of ap
equal namber Of fair mRidepe who Old attend.
The cause Of the nop-attendance above men
toned il known only 70 . select few, and
agreeable to proEdse we refrain from any
further comment.
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Mesfrs. Joe Courtney and ], Al. Quinn, Of
Rganville, La, on the g. Y. 4 &. r. r., while
camp hunting at Beach bayou Saturday
evening. March rs, killed the champion tur.
key Of this vicinity. Il weighed 31 pounds,
dressed. They also encountered monster
wildcat, which succumbed To Mr.. Courtney's
unerring aim
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Mr.. W. O. Gayle with r. Kaufmap) has
been IN New Orleans for some weeks upaer
the treatment Of . noted ply ician. He
returned the fret Of the week much improved
IN appearance, and be thinks this change for
the better viii be permanent This i the
hope pf bis many friepda. Mr.. Gayle has
.copfned himseIf very closely to business for
the past Few yearF, and to this II attributed
to d great degree bis loss Of health.