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Editorial Advice.

ST am poet" ssid the young man
resolutely.
Indeed ?' replied the kind-hearted,
but absent minded editor.
''Yes. And l came TO see if you will not
give me a trial"
Dear, dear! My good fellow, l
wouldn't bother about trial. I'd Just
plead guilty and take my chances."-
Washington Star.
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Two Slaves Less.

If the good women of the Chinese Mis-
sion in San Francisco keep up their lick
our own Chinatown will soon be robbed
of its female chattels.
Last night Mrs. Green came up from
the Bay and captured two more of these
women who had tired of their lives of
slavery. They will be taken down this
morning.
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Weights for the Brooklyn Hand

Weights for the Brooklyn Handicap.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-The following
weights have been announced for the
Brooklyn Handicap for the leading
horses: Lamplighter, III; Clifford, l22; Yo
Tambien, 12O; Sir Walter, 40; Don
Aionzo, lis; Banquet, lis; st. Leonards,
lis; Diablo, III; DR.. Rice, liz; q. w.
johnson, liz; Helen Nichols, ll2: Low
lander, ITO; Lonataka, 1l0; Maid Marion,
10; Wildwood, ITO; Domino, lO9; Carls-
bad, 106; Bitten, los; Henry of Navarro,
100. The total number of nominations
is AZ
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THE SWIMMING BATHS.

Those Who Have Private Suits There
Requested to Call for Them.
AS the swimming baths are soon to be
sold and pass cut of possession of the
association. those who have private suits
there are requested to cali and get them
from Mr.. Foote, who has charge of the
building. and who will be there on sun
day morning and on evenings from to
O'Clock, to deliver them to the owners or
those whom they authorize in writing to
Oat them
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Prisoner for Folsom.

Deputy Sheriff Gilligan of Oakland ar
rived in this city last evening on his way
to Folsom prison with Charles Kirshner,
who will serve three years in the peni-
tentiary for grand larceny. Kirshner
was lodged in the County Jail, and will
be taken to Folsom this morning.
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BENHAM's COURSE APPROVED.
.poRTED FAI.L OF NIcrUERoY.
,r.r o,Connell TO succeed satollf.

M1NNEAPoLIs, Jan. 3l.-The Journal
SAYS Mgr. O'Connell, of the American
College of Rome, not Archbishop Ire
land. is to be made Papal Legate IN
America when Archbishop Satolh is
made Cardinal in March.
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A Assirnaass Rond.

E. Hartman has filed his bond in the
County Clerks Office as assignee of the
property of Nathaniel Irwin, an insol-
vent debtor
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The annual meat production of Austria
liza is 300 pounds per inhabitant; of Argen-
tina, 300 OF the United States, rs; of Ire
land, 100; of Denmark, l2S; of Spain, II; of
France, 20; OF Great Britain, 53; OF Italy,
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ANGosTURA Bitters should find a place
in every household. The best cure for
indigestion. Manufactured by DIR. j. G..
b. Siegert & Sons. ALI druggists keep
them.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I will con-
tinue to sell the remainder of my cloth
ing, hats, etc., until the 1st of February
at auction prices. Charles Robin, 6l2
and GA K street.
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Opposed to Peckham's Confirmation.
FRANKFORT (Ky.), Jan. 31.-The Gen.
eral Assembly to-day passed resolution
requesting the two Senator'S from Ken
lucky to vote against appointing Wheeler
B. Peckham for Justice of the Supreme
(trNnnr
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The imports of champagne into the
United States in 1892 amounted to ,622
cases. In 1898 the import was 27S, $50
cases. a falling off of Y, l02 cases.
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M ILL TRADE FOR SACRAM MENTO CITY
w property, good farm of 165 acres IN san
Mateo County; firstclass land aad i've acres
IN french prunes. Address Postofice Box
SO, Sacramento
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ILAIRVOYANT. MRS. BARTHOL MES.
~ DenVers welEknoWn business and test
medium. has returned and can be consulted
upon all affairs of life; she reads the past and
unrayels the future; diagnoses disease without
questions; satisfaction guaranteed; call and
be convinced; circles Sundays and Wednes-
days. 721A j street. ia27-1w*
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nOWN AGAIN. MOUNTAIN BUTTER.
II 221ac, cooking butter. 1719c per pound
creamery squares, soc; fresh ranch eggs 25c
dozen; bars soap, csc. SIMONS Il BEES
LEY, $40 street.
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- SPIRITUALISM.-A PIONEER HALL,
- Seventh street, between j and X, sun
DAY EEENlNG, February 4th, at s O'clock
sharp, Mr.. A. WILL will deliver a lecture on
Modern Splritualism as Il Religion" :" followed
by platform tests. Admission lOc fe2-2t
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
| California, County of Sacramento. In the
matter OF the estate OF WILLIAM A. GODT,
deceased Notice is hereby given that FRI
DAY, the 9th day of February, 1894. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ of said day, and the Courtroom
of Sacramento, County OF Sacramento. and
State of California, has been appointed as the
time and place for proving the will of said
WILLIAM A. GODT, deceased, and tor hear
ing the application of MARY GODT for the
issuance to her of letters testamentary there
on.
Witness my hand andthe seal of said Court
this gath day of January, 1894.
FSEAIl w. b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By E. s. WACHHoRsT deputy Clerk.
Indorsed: Filed January "a, 1894.
w. b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY E. s. WACHHoRsT, Deputy.
w. A. GETT, JR., Attorney for Petitioner.
ja29td
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M ADAM PORTER, CLAlRVOYANT:
Nl fortune telling by cards and palmistry;
LADIES, soc; gents, 81; clairvoyant sittings,
81 so. 625 l., bet. Sixth and Seventh ia2g-l lW*
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A No. MANURE, 70 CENTS PER LOAD.
"A delivered. Apply or address TO w.
DEHN, 2SO1 K street ia3O-et&
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THoMPsoN's REPORT.


Gresham received a dispatch from Min
lister Thompson at Rio, confirming the
details of Admiral Benham's encounter
with the insurgents. After relating the
story as told in Benham's dispatch,
Thompson says:
"Benham has not intervened in the
least with the military or naval opera
tions of either side, nor is it his intention
to do so. He has notified the insurgents
that it is his duty to protect American
commerce, and this he intends to do, and
saws American vessels must not be inter-
fered with in their movements, but they
must take the consequences OF getting IN
the line Of fire where legitimate hostllI-
ties are actually in progress.
Until belligerent rights are conceded,
the insurgents have no right to exercise
authority over American vessels or prop
erty. The right of insurgents to search
neutral vessels or seize any portion OF
their cargo is denied, even though they
come within the class defined as contra
band of war, during hostilities between
independent Governments. The forcIbIe
seizure of such articles in the present
status of the insurgents would constitute
acts of piracy.
ssSince the effective action of Monday
everything is quiet. The attempted block
ade to commerce and trade is broken and
events move smoothly. All the foreign
commanders concur, so far as l am ad-
vised."
BENHAM's COURSE APPROVED.
Secretary Herbert sent the following to
Admiral Benham at Rio: Further in
formation received from the United States
Minister We are satisfied entirely with
the prudence and the judgment with
which you carried out your instructions
and protected American commerce, and
rely upon you for the continued exercise
of wise discretion"
REPORTED FALL OF NIcrHERoY.
BUENos AYREs, Feb. LIT is reported
here that Nictheroy, which has long been
the object of the main attack by the rebels
at Rio Janeiro, has yielded and has been
occupied by the insurgent forces. The
renort cannot be verified or disproved.
II is also reported that the Government
troops there joined the rebels.
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5fIretitru 2lnttces.

IMPORTANT MEETING 1. o. .>Asg,s.
L, L .. IL E.-Eyery IN menber of Capt. as5tssss
requested to attend It's lodge meet }afTs<
ing THIS (Friday) EVENING at $50 o'clock.
Business OF the greatest Importance will be
considered. F. g. WERMIJTH n a
w. a. STEPHENSON. Rec. Sec. 1t*
STATED MEETING OF sACRA- .
- - mento N. Lodge, No; 40, f. anc A. NJ, 81.
d,eInekt dads ktfrlMday} way G EEENiNG Is at 7:S0 N
invited. BY order j. w. BOYD, W. NJ
JOHN L. GRIFFrrTs, Secretary. IL
HARMONY LODGE, NO. 500, X. AND L.
L OF H.-Gland officers will pay a fraternal
visit THIS friday EVENING. All mem
bers are requested TO attend. Entertainment
and banquet after lodge
A. H. ANDERSON, Protector.
LOIS Ross, Secretary. Its
COMMENCING SUNDAY, 4TH. AND CON.
- tinuing every evening at Union Hall,
twentieth and O, Mr.. W. q. Rose OF London
viii preach the gospel; all are welcome; no
collection. FISTS
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w j. THOMPSON, THE EAGLE TIN
w ner, Is still on top. doing all kinds of
tin work. Give me call, L 527 Seventh ST.
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CPIRITUAL CIRCLES TUESDAY AND
- Friday evenings, at parlors, SEQ Eighth
street. Private sittings daily at 913 P street,
by A. WILL, Modern Clairvoyant.
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THE TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.
Admiral Cana Sends a Letter to
Naval Commanders at Rio.
ASKS THAT PEIXOTO BE FORCED TO
KEEP HIS COMPACT.

Statements From Admiral Benham
and Minister Thompson to the State
Department at Washington In Re-
Iation to the Commanders Action
While Giving Protection TO Ameri
can Merchant Vessels - Secretary
Herbert Telegraphs Benham APP
proving His Course.
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duHt-Initno.

S,TRAYED-TO MY RANCH, ABOUT TWO
y miles above ClarksDurg, a dark bay horse,
about five years old. Owner may have by pay
ing charges. ENOS ROSA. ja3O-6t*
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M ADAM CLOUD, CLAIRVOYANT, SEW
vi enth daughter, also test medium is stop
ping at tue Western Hotel, room 252; daily
slttlngs and night circles; only short stay.
f2-3t*
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II AIRY w. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
IL cleaning, corner Twelfth and o streets
carpet cutting, sewing and refitting furniture
packed for shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale. Iele-
phone 292.
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Jnr 5ute.

A FARM FOR SALE IN SOUTHERN
a California; have GAO acres of land in
Tulare County, good pasturage land suitable
for a stock range, which l will trade for
Francisco. Here is a chance for someone TO
get hold of a section of land fora little money.
This offer will remain open but for a short
time. Address z. o. box 452, Sacramento
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MARRIED LADIES' SAFEGUARD; PAT
vi ented; no medicine; no equal; money
refunded if not satisfactory. Send 1oc to
LADIES NOVELTY Co, Kansas City, Mo.
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| INFORMATION WANTED OF TIE
i whereabouts of JAMES HARNEY, VINO
was IN sacramento two years ago; he is now
ABOUT o4 years OF age ana gardener by tIsde
Information viii be received at this oirice. 1t*
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rJ,o DAIRY AND STOCK MENTOR SALE
/ 60 tons second and third crop loose alfalfa
hay; now in barn. Apply to e. BOOTH,
COsumneS.
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TOR SALE-A LOT IN A VERY DESLR-
L able location; size, 30xS0; price, 5000.
Inquire 1425A @ street.
TIOR SALE-DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE,
Il dipped; guaranteed to stand high pressure;
at low rates. SACRA MENTO PIPE WORKS,
in octagon building near depot
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list ARRIVED

JUST ARRIVED
INK. SHIP EDEN BALTIMORE, FROM
II Antwerp, twenty-five barrels of re-im-
ported Bourbon Nutwood Whisky, to be had
at Capital Ale Vaults, only mercantile Lunch
House in city NAGELE & SVENSSON,
Proprietors, 302 ] street. Telephone 3S.
HARRY KoENECKE JAMES M'GRATH.
ONIY THE CHOICEST VIANDS Dis
I J pensed by JIM & HARRY, 1909 Third
street, between ] and K, Sacramento, Cal.
Vim. J. Lemp's Extra Pale Lager Beer, Capt.
F. Ruhstaller's Gilt Edge Steam Beer. White
Labor Goods.
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T ooK Ar THIS BARGAIN-I HAVE so

OOK AT THIS BARGAIN-I HAVE so
/ 4 acres of the finest fruit land in Placer
County. Landers Station is on the land.
daily. Here is an excellent place for store
butcher shop and blacksmith shop, also q
postoffice Landers Station is on the main
line OF the Central Pacific Railroad, and only
three miles this side OF Colfax. The tract is
surrounded by fruit orchards. There is no
better opportunity in the State for man to
make home and money for himself than
this, and will trade it for vacant lots in Sac
ramento, Oakland or San Francisco. Address
p .. box 452, Sacramento City.
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Oe1rernl Elottrrs.

fINHE CALEDONIAN DANCING 1~yN
4 Class VIII meet TONIGHT atp III VI
1880 O'Clock, IN Pioneer Hall base NJ ~
ment. JOHN MORRISON, Chief. &Ey
lJf ffB(I
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1~1i o STREET-TO PENTHOUSE OF
IOl 4 nine rooms and supplied with all
modern improvements; at present occupied
by E. w. Hale; will be vacated February 1st
For particulars inquire on the premises.
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he saw that his patron was nearing his
end, and he put tho matter OF. be
knows OF you, you may rest assured.
He also knows who your sister IS. lie
has kept track Of you both, aud he had
this delinouent tax law pass TO get
control OF your sisters property as we'll
as the property OF others. no doubt.
What do you suggest?
Tomorrow we will visit the office OF
the registrar OF arrears, see what taxes
are due and prepare 10 redeem 1t from
Raymond. Take my word, with the
knowledge we possess, he Will sign IL
over and not even ask the bonus aud
interest he is entitled TO by law. The
will ne has destroyed. no doubt, and
much trouble can be avoided by taking
possession under the delinquent tax
law, without entering the surrogats's
court. Get quit claim from Raymond.
But. after all, he may fight"
When they returned, they said moth
ing to Inez about their mission. They
talked of the prospects that sprang up
before all. 1t was taken as matter OF
course that IneZ-a.One and dependent
would consent TO an early marriage,
but when they talked OF Mangan's love
OF Isabel he shook his head sadly TO
imply that it was unrequited.
Now, have an idea" suggested
nez. 81 will pay visit to Isabel to.
morrow afternoon and find out all
about it. But maybe you are going up
earlier?"
NO" said DIR. Leland, There are a
few matters to be settled first. You go
up in the afternoon, tell her OF her
brother and don't forget to say IL was
Mangan TO whom credit Is due for the
reunion"
Never mind that" said Mangau.
But will mind" said Inez.
And so they chatted until the hour
came for parting.
Next day, early in the afternoon, DR..
Leland and Mangan went to the office
OF the registrar Of arrears. When they
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CHAPTER XVIII.
&c prc,xvIvc on THE END.

THE BEGtNAlAG Of LIE IND'
RAYMOND was seated In the rectory
OF the little parish church just across
from the convent. There the marriage
ceremony was to be performed. Isabel
was to come from the convent, attended
by the sister OF the priest, who was pas
tor of the little parish and chaplain to
the sisters. Raymond had requested
the privileges Of escorting her from the
convent, but Mother ST. Gertrude, who
had her own ideas of the proprietles,
would not tolerate the slightest infrac-
tion Of the rule that no bride should be
recognized therein but she who had
taken vows to the Saviour.
There was delay. Isabel had been
overcome by the sensations OF the stu
alton and had tainted. Word had oeen
sent TO Raymond that she had recovered
and would soon join him. The door OF
the rectory was star and Raymond was
nerVously pacing the priests study
where he had been brought by the cler-
gyman, who wished to inspect the dis
pensation that abolished the puellca-
ton OF the bans and other formalities
incidental to the marriage contract
when religiously carried out.
Mangan, on the way up, had thought
it most likely that the marriage would
be performed in the rectory. The car
ran past the door on its way to an ad-
joining country town DR.. Leland and
ne alighted. ran up the steps, rushed in,
AMI Raymond and the priest came out,
expecting the brides arrival. Both
started back. 1t was Mangan's pres
ence that surprised them. The priest
believed him to be dead; Raymond
deemed be had been frightened away.
HIS appearance upset both.
HAS he been married." asked Man
gan breathlessly, pointing to Raymond.
NO" answered the priest. Where
have you come from, in Gods name?"
There was no reply. Mangan dashed
by him like an electric flash, his right
hand struck out, and Raymond lay pros
trate on the floor.
ut is my turn now, Raymond, said
Mangah.
What is this?" exclaimed the priest.
What is tniS?"
You'll soon know" was the reply rs
Mangan placed his hand on DR.. Leland
TO restrain him from following the ex-
ample set by himself.
Raymond arose and covered beneath
the glances Of the two visitors. The
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CHAPTER Xxx:

THE TOMBSTONE TELLS TIE REST.
Two monuments face each other IN a
cemetery that within the past decade
has seen the growing city OF Brooklyn
rush by il in a mad race 10 circle the
great county OF Kings
One OF these monuments is OF white
marble aud bears the name OF Ffancls
RAYMOND. The inscriptions show that
II was upreared By popular subserip-
ton. The people knew nothing OF the
politicians secret dolngs. The public
manifestation was all they saw, and
they considered his tragic end the nat
urai result of mental alteration. super
Induced by the FRACTIONS OF public
spirit that assumed tasks OF municipal
development too great for one man 10
fafill
on Decoration day passersby drop
flowers upon his grave, and the warden,
morSus keeper and others vino had an
Insight Of his character, but shield
themselves In not exposing u, stop
there for time 30 mediate. They are
serving other masters now, are as use
fol TO the new al 20 the ola. snd inlet
tered and unfeeling IS they are they
think themselves in the words OF the
fairy in "Mldsummer Nights Dream:"
What fools these mortal bel
The other monument. Of brown gran
tie. erected TO one unknown" eKcitss
curiosity through IT'S anonymity. IL
frowns upon the "whited sepnlcher"
beyond. Il was erected by Maugan
over the grave In which rested the body
that bad been represented IS his oED.
He secured a plot without regard 70
location. and IL was simply a coincl-
depce that the two graves were so near.
Il was not vidictIyeness on bis part.
but there are some who. did they know
the circumstances, might take 10 as
visible testimony OF the certainty OF
retribution.
10 another cemetery 4 white shaft
points upward, towering gracefully
above the other memorials within the
bronzed railing that marked The spot
where generations Of the Mariners lie
buried. Il Is 70 the memory Of Philip
Mortimer, erected by DIR. George Lee
land, and on days sacred TO The renem-
brance OF the dead-days around which
the nation has thrown sacred halo
four friends OF ours whom the readed-
will recognize. place their floral offer
ings on the plinth. that rests 90 . sod
whose beauty is evidence Of care con
stantly bestowed.
They who are true % the tefd are
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f4nes--.T want husband who ia
easily pIs1sed." Maud-"Dcn't very
Gear: ina. Il the Kind you'll eak'
"a. 81.
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tiors, relieved her surcharged heart
and carried on their how the thoughts
that brought happiness with resigns
tion. SymPathetically be led her Into
the reception room, where she gathered
strength to drive back the yelling
food OF feeling as she said:
THAT promise is sacred"
SACRED through him, sacred through
our own love-" added DR.. Leland.
They all came In, ignoring the inter-
ruption as II all had been as joyous as
the beams that suddenly broke through
the windows, as II the sun, as II IS SAID
to do on Easter morning, had danced
out from behind the clouds to cast It's
dazzling lights into the room and give
TO that circle OF friends in the spienoor
OF its presence bright omen OF future
bliss.
"But have we not forgotten Mother
St. Gertrude?" asked DR.. Leland. II
think l ought to state that mean TO
live here in Brooklyn aud that her In
stitunon shall be my care"
This news bad the effect OF bringing
Mother ST. Gertrude and the two girls
together in congrstulatory embrace,
Isabel saying:
And whatever have is yours, moth
er, when you need il.
What wonder the honrs sped then I'M
ill they parted to meet the next day IN
the rectory, where the two weddings
were soIemnized?
There was no display ia the cere-
mony. A short trip had been planned,
and after the marriage had been per-
formed the two happy couples were
drived to the railroad station TO begin
the journey OF the honeymoon that
promised TO be In perpetuIty their own.
Mangan went 10 the bOokstall TO pro-
cure some light literature aud the little
at certeras that suggest conversation
aud entertainment in travel by train.
His eyes caught this flaring announce
ment in an afternoon paper:
Raymond Suicide"y
Eagerly he scanned the successive
head lines that limited at the details.
IL would rot do TO acQuaint the young
brides with the news just now. and his
delay might prompt leading queries as
to what was so deeply interesting him.
lie folded TIE paper lough mn
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he srnras,sd tha ds.ira that m shonld

he expressed the desire that 1t should
be sent TO me. locked It aWay-never
reading it-get the key from Inez.
Maybe the book tells something
about
The voice faltered. Inez was bewil-
dered. She did not understand the pur-
port or the words. She looked from
her brother TO Mangau, then turned 20
the doctor. A gurgling sound welled
uD from .MOrtimer's throat, the feet Of
the dying man grew colder, the hearts
power deprecated. Gradually the
frost OF death crept up his limbs. lie
battled against the giant that came TO
strangle him, and Inez appealed to the
doctor TO give him relief. Never did
his profession seem less powerful to
him, never did the science OF medicine
appear less potent, less worthy OF prac-
tice than now, when he had 10 express
his regret at his inability TO ease the
pain that tossed the sufferer from side
10 side.
Then God be merciful," exclaimed
Inez. Spare him this suffering"
The ewes OF the dying man were d.
rected TO her, then wandered to the
doctor. A mOmentary glance AZ Man
gan, and the eyes rested on IueZ and
again beseechingly on the physician.
The icy progress Of the great cOnQuerer
had advanced 20 the vitals. Faster it
went, the nearer it approached the
heart. There was sudden shudder,
the body writhed the seat OF life had
beeD struck. unCOnsciOuSnes came, and
Philip Mortimer awakened In eternity.