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North Carolina at Chicago.

North Carolina at Chicago.
We have been permitted to make
some extracts from letter from Mr..
T. X Bruner concerning the North
Carolina exhibit at Chicago. MIR.
Bruner has done great work in
connection with our State exhibit
and the fine show we make at Chi
cago is very largely due to his la
bors. Mr.. Bruner writes:
We have been hard at work but
have been delayed some with the
! non-delivery of freights. We are
| much pleased with our furnishings,
| and from what | see around US, am
| satisfied that we will rank with the
States which had much more
money to spend. I am satisfied that
in mines, agriculture, fishes and
forestry, we shall be as we'll shown
as most of the States. OF course,
other States have more elaborate
installations, but ours is more than
creditable-it is handsome, durable
! "iU VIAL S1SO0iO " SCA uGACAo 1>ccCo
to the State when placed in the mu-
scum. Our mineral cases are the
most cunvenient and most hand
somo on the grounds. Our agri-
cultural space fronts France, on the
lone side, and New York State on
| the other. It is enough to say that
II am content with what We shall
| show, and with our setting Of the
same The center piece will be
handsome and effe etive, and will be
a relief to the general plan of in
stallation, in that it is different We
compare we'll with New York anc
our proximity to the great French
display does not make Us fee
: ''afraid.
u There were about 100000 people
/, in the grounds on May 1st, ant
about one-third that number eecl
day since. The work of perfectins
the setting up goes briskly forward
J I would not advise our people t,
' come out before about the first O
! June.
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Sale of the Chronicle Postponed.

Sale Of the Chronicle Postponed.
The sale of The Chronicle which
was advertised to come off yester-
day by the Sheriff of Wake county
was by him postponed until today
at IL o'clock m. and similar course
will be pursued until Monday, May
10Th, 1898, as we are informed. The
sale of The Chronicle by Josephus
Daniels, mortgagee, was also post
poned until Monday 18th, 1893, at
IL o'clock m. This course was taken
in consequence of restrainip g
| order issued by Judge Brown.
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Sunken eyes, paIid complexion,
and disfguring eruptions, indicate that
there is something wrong within. Ex-
pei the lurking foe to health, by puri
flying the blood with Ayers Sarsapa'
rilla. Cures erysiptlas, eczema, salt
rheum, pimples, and blotches.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Money Market.

NEW York, May 9.-Money on call
easy, ranging from to 6; closing offered
at 3 Per cent. Prime mercantile paper
6.a8. Sterling exchange firm; posted
rates 485ia409 Commercial bills SO
a487a. Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull Railroad bonds weak
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Livorpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. May 81 P. M.-Amer-
lean middling May Alt 64a4 1864; May
and June l7-64a4 1854; June and
July 1854, buyers; July and August
20-64a4 2l-64; August and September
4 " "a, sellers September and October
4 1854, buyers; October and November
4 24-64s4 1854; November and Decem-
Der 2564a4 1854; December and jan
uary a 1854, sellers. Futures closed
firm at the advance.
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R A[E''H STATIONERY 10
soy FAYETTEVILLE ct.

Hurd's fine writing papers, Irish Lin
en-, Egyptian Linen, Linen Cloth, Gro,
quill (Egg Shell fnish), Satin Wove,
English Repp. Kid finish, Snow Flake,
Bank Note Bond, White. Cream, Hello
trope, Azurine. All kinds of New Nov
elites in Box and folded Writing
Raleigh Stationery Co. can furnish
you with anything you want in engrav-
ed cards, wedding invitations, announce
ment, monogram and stamped address
es, paper. &c.
Type writer supplies, type writer pa
per, type writer oil, type writer ribbons,
type writer carbon sheets.
Hammocks, al styles, qualities and
price.
Croquet sets, all styles and prices.
Dennison's comple'e outfit of tissue
| paper for making paper flowers, decora-
! tive articles.
Dennison's nursery outfits of tissue
| paper for making paper dolls, &c.
| Dennison's French tissue psper, al
colors.
Dennisons crepe tissue paper, al col
ors:
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Exhausted vitality, nervousness,
lost manhood, weakness caused by
overtaxation Of the system will be
cured BY the powerful p. P. P, which
gives health and strength to the wreck
of the system.
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Ene weather Today.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-1ndica tons
for North Carolina are: Generally
fail; preceded tonight and in early
morning by showers in east;
slightly warmer, east winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and
vicinity on Wednesday: Ram
probable in forenoon, followed by
clearing weather, warmer.
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Wanted.

A situation by an experienced man as
Superintendent Of Brickyard, or
would contract for the making of brick.
Address
E. H. Shaw,
Worthwhile, n. G.
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Have you Visited the White Mountains

j. W. Yates, Tullahoma, Tenn, writes:
at does me good to praise Botanic
Blood Balm. 1t cured me of abscess on
onthe lungs and asthma that troubled
me two years and that other remedies
failed to benefit.
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VIII Begin al Nine O'clock.

In consequence of the Medical
Society being in session tonight,
and all the members wishing to at
tend the University of Pennsyl-
vania Glee Club concert at Metro
politan Hall, the performance will
not begin till 8 o'clock.
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The abandonment Lady In Raleigh, /,

Remarked to friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balgsm for the
throat and lungs was superior remedy,
as it stopped her cough instantly when
other cough remedies had no effec,
whatever. So to prove this and convince
you of its merit any druggist will give
you sample bottle free. Large size ST
cents and S1.OO.
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"anted-Ladies to do writing at
home. Will pay Sls to $40 per week.
Send selfaddressed stamped envelope
to: reply. Address Madame WRIGHT.
Mishawaka, Ind.
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Rev York Cotton Market.

New YORK May 9-Spot cotton
steady; middlirg uplands l3l l6; Or
leans l-l6; low middling y; good Or
dinary l1-l6; sales $40 bales.
Cotton-Net receipts - bales;
gross - bsles. Futures closed steady;
sales 10000 bales; May 1872; June 62;
July 772; August $50; September 81;
October 7.95. November Sol; December
sos, January 9.]2.
may o-Uotton, middiing: Galveston
nominal, u, IS balea: n crfoik firm,
u, GOT bales; Baltimore nominal, l6-l 6,
- bales; Boston quiet. 1916, 258
bales; Wilmington steady Il, $50 bales;
PhiIadeiphis steady, st, 39i bales; Ss-
vannzh steady, 1915, 7l0 bales; New
Orleans firm, u, 3,66 bales; Mobile
firm, 7 7-l6, 66 bales; Memphis steady,
It, 60 bales; Augusta steady, 7s, l0
bales; Charleston quiet. Is, 1873 bales:
Cincinnati quiet, g. 3,055 bales Louis
vile quiet, 8, - bales: St. Louis steady
Il, 43l bales; Houston quiet, u, 528
bales.
fse Future t-rcoucs yarkoe.
JL-oAGo, May 9. : HisDeet $nd clcs
ing crotstlons cf leading futures were
Whest-May 75aa76, IS; July 79s
79s, 79!a792; sptember 8la8l!, SFs.
Corn-May 43s 43; June 43}, All
July 44aa445, 4sa44i; September As.
454a45a.
| Oats-May 800, 81: June 3os, 3Os
July 3Qi, 30s; September 27I, 27:.
Mess Pork-May $20.o0, S21.00
July $2l Is, 2l-OG, September S2l.2O
2l.25
Lard-May s1.oo, 1875: July ll.O7.
ll.l7i; September II 32s, I1.42i.
Short r,hs-AIay 5000 1890; Jul
SlO.65, 10 52s; September Sl06(
1O.62s.
CHICAGO, May g. Cash quotation
were as follows:
Flour in fair demand; shippers slo,
in fol- lowing all the advance millers ar
asking. Whest-No. 3 spring 75sa7,
, Corn--No. 2, 43. Oats-No. 2, 8
, Pork mess S2l.l5a2l.25. Lard s .O7
!. all.10. Short rib sides $40 52salO 5
Dry salted shoulders (boxed) 1915
10 90; short clear sides (boxed) $40 q
1850 Whiskey Sl.13.
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$4,000 Reward.

For any case of toothache or neu-
ralgia that one bottle of Williams &
Kings famous toothache remedy will
not cure in two minutes. We have
testimonials from the best people all
over North Carolina, South Carolina
and Virginia besides several other
States that have it and will cheerfully
recommend it to you as the best tooth
ache and neuralgia medicine in the
world. For sale by all druggists at
ten cents per bottle.
Have you Visited the White Mountains?
Do you know the resting places
among Vermont's Green Hills? Are you
acquainted with the unique resorts in
the Virginia Mountains? If you art
looking for place to spend your va
cation in any mountain region, write
US for any information you may desire
saying what sections you wish 10 know
about and the price you desire to pay
for board. By special arrangement
! with the Recreation Department, Th
Christian Union. New York.
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Rules Adopted by the N. g. Press Asso'
tot

Rules Adopted by the N. 9. Press Asso-
ciation.
The sum of not less than five
cents psr line will be charged for
"cards Of thanks, resolutions OF
respect" and obituary poetry; also
for obituary notices other than
those which the editor himself shall
give as matter OF news.
Notices of church and society
and all other entertainments from
which revenue is to be derived Will
be charged for at the rate OF i've
cents line.
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Wanted.

Machinist for cotton mill. Man with
family preferred, Must have experience.
Apply to P. o. Box i26, Greensboro,
n. G..
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Index to New Advertisements.
Harris-Lithia Water.
Morgan's Drugstore Delicious
Beverages.
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When Baby was SICK, We gave her Cs.srori.
When she was a Child, she cried lor Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castor.a.
When she Lad Children, she gave them Cassoris
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City Cotton .1srssS.
ualIsgrsore i.ronuce tIarkns,

i DIHfATGs
BALTIMORE, May 9-Flour firm;
Western super sl.85a3.l5: extra S2.25a
800; family $3.25a36O. Wheat strong;
No. 2 spot and May 78l; June 79i;
July 80a; milling whest, by sample, 75a
80 Corn firm; mixed spot and May
48i; July sly; white corn. by sample
54a54!; yellow do. SO.
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Don't be talked into having an
operation as it cost you your life.
Japanese Pile Cure is guaranteed
to cure you by Jno. Y. MacRae.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wanted

Travelling statesmen or have fine side
line. BoUoUEr CIGAR Co,
Lynchburg. Va.
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Many Persons are broken
down from oyerwork or household cares.
.rOWn'S Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion. removes excess Of bile,
aud cures malaria. Get the genuine.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-10

Magnetic Nervine quickly re-
stores lost manhood and youthful
vigor. Sold by John Y. MacRae.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-10

TRIM 40. z. counec.-
beard Airline for r.
pain.e north and es
with tie Norfolk 81
sson Salem. Roanoke a.
veet Of Roanoke.
Train No. : connect
Norfolk and WerteIf
Salem, Roanoke Enc
Of Roanoke and AZ ~a.
Line for Monroe, Chs
and al poiDte South
Pullman Palace -lse
Airline trains MORN
and On Norfolk 4 .e
wet from RosnOke.
Passengers from
MAxton, BeLnettrvl4
of sanford 9ill Arrlre
and have G hour Z ~
came day.
Ample time ir gaze
s.st aud supper - p
Walnut Cove.
DaL
~ .
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csAis tNcepl Sur 1Ay
Trains on Scotland \
leave Weldon $40 D \,
arrive Scotland Neck
Vile Sis D m; Kinstou
leaves Kinston 6:40Gm
Arriving Halifax at
10:45 q IN, daily eycert
Trains On Washir-f
Washington 6 40an.
A M, returning leave
arrives Washington
Sunday. Connects yg
marie and Raleigh R
Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tarhor
marie n Raleigh X Ii
day, 600 p m, Sua1-
Plymouth l0:i00p IL S
leaves Plymouth Cl.il
5:2S = n, Sunday I0.Gl
bcTo 9-+5 /. m, u ~ 4 +
/ Train on Midland. \
GoiGsboro, y. C.. dai
6:oo = u, arrive Smith
Returning leaves Sml
N; arrive Goldsbor
"r6iu on Nashville ,
Mount at 6:i5 p 10,
$3.50 p N. Spring Hor
Ing issyes Spring E1,
S.55 & IN: arrive Roc
daily, excep. Sunday.
Trains on Latta l.
leave Latfa al { g. u.
bar az 5 20 p IL; re Urn
800 a n; ar iving st
, Daily except Sunday
Train Oh Clinton X
for Clinton daily, eNl
p m and ll.30 & ~
! Citation At S:29 a IN al
ing 1T " arsag wita 3
Train No. IS mAke-
Weldon for all poiut
via Richmond, and q
via Bay Lire. slso 4,
except Sunday, win
Railroad for Norfn
= via Norfolk. JO.
i. X. KENBY, Co
p ~ fNEH~fst
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Type writer supplies, type writer pa
per, type writer oil, type writer ribbons
type writer carbon sheets.
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Wilmington &Wz
and BranrN

CONDENSED sohedule-D,te- "A
TRAINS GOING sorS
~. 25. 30 |
us..v =. I
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Dennison's kindergarten work in It's
sue paper.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-21
FAIR WARNING.

1t will be interesting to see what will
happen in New York Thanksgiving night,
after the football is over. Superintendent
Byrnes has been heard from and his re-
marks are to the point. He says: 81 in
tend to zee that the law is enforced"
As he is in the habit of meaning
what he says the halcyon and vo-
ciferous students of Yale and other
colleges who intend to be there will
do we'll to pay careful attention to what
he says; and they will also do well not to
be led into forgetting 1t by looking upon
the wine when it ia red. The feeling in
New York is voiced by the Herald, which
says: Patience has ceased to be virtue in
dealing with the young college hoodluma
| who with their friends have been accus-
toned to make Thanksgiving night
hideous with their lawless con.
duct. Their behavior. exceeding all
bounds of deoeney, has been a dis
grace to Themselves, an insult to the
city and . reproach to the institutiont
where they are enrolled as students. They
have violsted not merely the laws of civi
order but those also of municipal hospi
tality, and if hereafter they are treated
promptly, vigorously and mercilessly, lik'
other brawlers and rioters, they will hav
only themselves to blame for it.
Fair warning has been given. 1t will b
careless and foolish not to heed it.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-21
CLEAN sEm OUT.

1t is hopeful thing that 80 many Demo
Gratis are disguised with the way things
are being run by the Democratic gangs in
this city and town. 1t Is to be hoped that
their disgust will last until election day
and that 1t will then find express
sion in their votes. It is an amaz
ing thing that taxpayers, Demo
cratic or Republican, can be so
blind as to what is going on as not to see
1t, or 80 Indifferent to the interest of their
own pocketbooks as not to mind it. What
is needed in the present situation is dis
regard of political lines and regard for
careful and economical conduct of the
business of the city and town. We
have had enough of Democratic and Re-
publican streets, sidewalks and sewers.
What we want now is public work without
politics and with economy and efficiency.
There ought to be enough voters in New
Haven who are personally interested in
the way public money is used to vote for
people who can and will use 1t as 1t
should be used. It is good time to rebel
against the gangs who are aiming at COM
plete control of city and town affairs.
They can be thoroughly cleaned out If the
voters who ought to take an honest inter
est in the situation will do their duty and
act for their own interest instead of the
interest of the gangs.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-21
CLOAK K ID.

Women who now attend church simply
to show their closks are sacque religious.
Lowell Courier.
There's one merit in the huge fashion
able sleeve-it is large enough to have q
good laugh In it.-Philadelphis Record.
He-Ny wife left last week on O visit to
some relatives in Sioux Falls She
Oh, Mr.. Wobbosh, this ia so sudden.-In-
dianapolis Journal.
1t has not been proved that girls, in
searching for autumn leaves, have q spe-
cial fondness for those of the pear tree
Philadelphia Times.
MoSwstters-You say that he's no poet;
how do you knowr McSwstters-Why,
man, he can't get his poems published
anywhere but in the msgszlnesl-Syrscuse
Journal.
T WONDER" said old Mrs. Jason, as she
watched the gang of political street clean
ers at their 'fwork" 'I wonder If them
is the campaign mud singers that I read
so much about In the pspersf'-Indianapo-
lis Journal.
Orator-Where else will you find In one
spot such products as marble, iron, clay,
chalk, copper, lead, slste, glucose, fruits
of all kinds, hemp, fax and all manner of
grainsi Man in the Audience-In my boy's
pooket.-Waif.
Frankie-Pspa, I've just been looking at
a grand-dsddy -long-legs and thinking.
Papa-What have you been thinking, my
dear2 Frsnkie-Pve been thinking that If
he took the rheumatism in his legs there'd
be very little wellness left.-Harper's
Young People.
''Aorisrty. it's home you should be
going, Ye're drunk" "Bedsd, but
Orm not, soir" "Ye're dhrunk, OF say"
"Orm a liar, then, Phslim O'Reillya" mo.
Ye're jist dhrunk." eye wouldn't say
that If OF was sober" "If ye was sober
ye wouldn't deny it."-Life.
Johnny" said the boys father. ''you
| should not inter upt me at the dinner table
| when I tell that story about when was In
| the war. Even If 1t Is a long story and you
have heard 1t before, filial respect requires
that you be patient" "Father," said the
| lad, after a minute of silence. "Whst is
| 1t, my boyf" 'Is 'filisl respect something
like senatorial ourtesy'f'-Washingto ton
Star.
Uncle 'Rsstus-I'se willin' to knowledge
| dat stole de ham, sab, but dsr am extern
uartin' circumstances kernected wild de
case, sab. was 'toxlcsted, sab, an didn'
know muffin what was bout. Mr.. X-I
don't believe you were intoxicated, Uncle
/ 'Rsstus. Uncle 'Rsstus-'Deed 1 was.
kin prove hit. Eff hadn't been drunk dat
| night, yo' honah, I'd toted off mors'n one
| ham.-Brooklyn Life.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-21
ssOF SUPERIOR PaNTN

"OF SUPERIOR PANTS.o
The Hon. Jimmie Van Allen is all right
up to the present time. His appointment
as Minister to Italy was confirmed ysster-
day and the Office for which he paid like q
gentleman Is his. 1t will be interesting to
see how this shameful performance will
affect the idolatrous mugwumps, who have
been vorshipping President Cleveland and
looking upon him ss something more than
human. Perhaps they will conclude that
he didn't know anything about the famous
bargain and that he didn't even know that
he had wicked partners. And the "open
letter" Writer'S will feel that their powerful
and impressive epistles were badly wasted.
There will be good deal of satisfaction
in certain circles over the idea that the
United States will be represented in at
least one country by gentleman. We
suppose the Hon. Jimmie Van Allen will
take pride In showing the Italians what he
can do. The Democratic editor who tried
to say that che is a man of superior parts
and only succeeded in saying that che is a
man of superior pants" hit the mark.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-21
An INTER- EsTING DECISION.


An interesting case to those who own or
live in buildings with elevators has been
decided by Judge Roger A. Pryor in the
New York court of common pleas. It was
not appealed, ard the decision will stand
as q precedent, unless 1t should be revised
in some other case. The owner of build
ing sued defsulting tenant for rent. The
lease gave the tenant use of an elsva-
tor In common with other tenants,
and there was a covenant for its quiet en-
joyment. The tenant who was sued for un-
paid rent alleged in his answer that the use
of the elevator was an essential part of the
contract of lease, and that the owner had
permitted 1t to remain for many days at q
time out Of repair and not operated. For
these reasons he abandoned the building
and refused to pay rent. The verdict Of
| the Jury was in favor of the tenant, for
the causes alleged in his defense. The
facts as found were that the property
owner retained control and charge of the
elevator; that its use by the tenant was 6
part of the conditions of the lease and In
dispensable to the quiet enjoyment of thu
premises; that the property-owner persist
emily refused to repair the elevator and te
operate it properly. The judgment wal
that the premises were rendered untensnt
able by this condition of affairs and tina
rent could not be collected.
The rights of property are possessed b.
tenants as well ss by landlords. The ten
ant has . right in the property under th
terms of his lease. 1t must be kept com
Portable for his use. The duty to keep tn
premises in repair is incumbent on th
owner equally with the duty of the ccor
pant to pay his rent under the lease. Th
failure of either to fill his obligations II
leases the other from his obligations.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-21
The Story oftwo Famous Bpicure
r-=..-.r.-... L


The Marquis and MaIqu!se de Bstchsmel
were famous epicures in the days of the old
monochy in France. Bschsmel &C hIeved the
distinction of having a sauce, which survi-
yes to this day, named after him. He mar
ried q young woman name Valentine de
Rochmont, who Is said to have sttrsc ted
him purely because she was a wonderfully
good cook and had a remarksple sppetite.
The Marquis aud MarqIse cooked and ate
together for so years in perfect accord and
perfect health. They were said to have al
most pAsssd there lives At the table: and
when they were not at tbs table together
they were generally in the kitchen together
They had famous fea ct their golden we'd
ding For many years the marquis had
been saving for the occssion a bottle of
priceless Constance pine, from the Cape of
Good Hope, and every guest Was to have q
drop or two of IL Just IS the botilewss be-
ing brought out, the mrTqu ise sank to the
floor. 1t was q uiekly ascsr tsinsd that she
WAS dead Sae sppssred simply to have
reached the term of h-r eXisiAnce; and her
death at such festival was regarded as &
most b auiiful and touching one The bottle
was put away unopened.
The devoted marquis was inconsolsble.
Before long he fell apparently hopelessly ill
In thee emergency, his physician having In
| formed him that his end wss surely near,
the MARC uis called for the bottle of Con
state, wine. With a sinking, dying voice
the old man said: when / meet my beloved
Valentine on the other ride, che will say:
What is that perfume which detect upon
thy lipsl And will nswer:"It IL the Con.
stance wine, my beloved, thst we had saved
for our GOLDEN weddingi Bschkme
| drank of the winet and his llvid head fel
back upon the ,pillow. All supposed tina
he was dead. but he was merely sleeping
An hoI after wards he called his nephep snC
sent him with q key to open q drawer In
secretary and bring frcm it box. Tn
nephew made all haste, supposiDg that th
box might contain his will or some othe
document which he wanted th sign or mod
ify before his death. To bis Astonishuen
1t was found TO contain a pie wonder
full Perigord yle, dressed 18th trufilee Q
of Ssrlat. The msruuIs ate fretly of
scd sank back npon his pillow "Hark lsai
the doctor. NJ hear the fatal rattle in hi
throat; IL VIII soon be over. But the rat
tie turned out TO be q snore- The msrqut
wac q sleep. And although be was then q
years old he live Is years longer and invent
ed several more famous dishes.