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ISkEE-A CURE THAT CUREs-I HAVE
II cured thousands who suffer as you do of
emissions, impotency, nervous debility, veri-
cocele and shrunken parts, caused by self
abuse, by smpe remedy which cured me,
recipe for which | will end, sealed, free to
any sufferer. Address. with stamp, DAVID b.
EMMETT box $40, Englewood, Ill. III
DR. ARENsBERG, GRADUATE UN1VER.
~ sity Berlin. specialist for private and
nervous diseases. The most obstinate cases oil
gonorrh@a, gleet syphilis and impotency
thoroughly and quickly cured by scientific
methods Office, 2l7 S. Main ST.
u, G. sANBORN, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
Il physician and surgeon obstetrics and dis
eases OF women and children specially
Hours 10 to II q. m, to p m; Sundays, by
appointment only. 455 s. Broadway. $50
n W. MCCLELLAN. NJ. d., EYE, EAR, NOSE
W. and throat; hours, 8 TO ~ a. m. 80 to
S $50 p. IN. THE BROADWAY, between Fourth
and Fifth SITS. ; iclephon 1896. 5-11 3m
nR. HONG sol, FAMOUS IMPERIAL CHI
~ nese physician and surgeon. 334 8.
Broadway. I'll
nR. X. G. COLLINS, OpTHALMIC OPTIC
- ian. with the Los Angeles Optical Ins.i
tute; eye examined free. 125 s. Spring st.
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MRS. GRAY. LATE OF CHICAGO BEST
wi references, will make suits from $3 to $5;
skirts $l.50, through the dull season. 325 S.
Hill st. 30
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$ioO-FOR SALE
35IS feet on broadway, close in and dcsir.
able only T400 per foot.
T. j. CUDDY, FOG N. Spring.
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IJOTICE-THE los ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprnklng are be-
tween 6 and 5 O'Clock a. m. and and O'Clock
p.m. For violation OF the above regulation
the wafer win be shut off and tne OF 50 will
be CHARGED before the water viii be turned on
again.
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NTIsF1Ts AND UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS
1tl at less than half your taiior's prices, At
the MISF1T CLOTHING PARLORS, 223-225 W.
Second st, between Spring and Broadway Il
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

EOR RENT-$12, HOUEE DR., 792 KOH-
u Ter st. $l5 house, barn, 7Sl Merchant st.
$40, 6-r., water free, 12l W. 25th st.
To W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st.
EOR RENT-FURNISH LODGING HOUSE,
Il 40 rooms; full; central location; lease for
sale. Address Y V, box 20, this office. 30
T OWN 81 HOUSES TO LET, IL FURNISHED,
call on me and will do you good. S. A.
MATTiSoN, OIL S. Hill ST. 7.22
NOR RENT - FURNISHED COTTAGES,
I flats and rooms Call or address at s l5 ".
seventh st. 7-24
LNOR RENT-$lO; g ROOM HOUSE, VICTO-
I ria St, Just below E, Twelfth ST. ALLISON
BARLOW, 1913 S. Broadway. 81 If
EOR RENT-2s19 s. GRAND AVE, SIX
~ rooms, bath, beautiful lot and surround
ings; rent only SIG, water included, 80
DOR RENT = GROOM COTTAGE COM
~ pletely furnished, S55. l35 S. Olive. 80
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ADIES-GET A JAR OF NINE. DuBARRY'S
~ unrivalled com plexion creme before go
ing to the beach, Agents wanted at beach; !;
good pay. Apply at242Iz S. Broadway near
City Hall. S-22
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MRS EVANS. THE MEDIUM, HAS RE
wi moved to 236ls 5. Spring ST., and will be
glad to see her old and new customers. She
gives magnetic healing and treats by oxygen
und electrified zone. 81
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DERSONAL- SCREEN DOORS ONLY $1
L window screens, IS and Doc; ironboards,
shelves, SO; counters So. ADAMS & Shell
DON, 6l9 S. Broadway. Tel. 966. 500
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The cosiest dining rooms and cool; 631 s.
Main st
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SALE-ORANGE AND LEMON GROVES,
u English walnut orchards, decduous fruit
farms alfalfa ana dairy ranches. elegant city
residences and building lots hotels lodging
hou.es, grocery stores: hardware, dry goods.
drug and shoe stores, fruit and cigar stands.
and all kinds OF manufacturing and mercan.
tile business: we will not advertise nor list
tny property that will not stand investigations
Write or call on GRIDER L. DOW, 139 South
Broadway Telephone 1899. 5-l9tf
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VXTANTED-sTOCK TO PASTURE; MOIST
w land stock called for Address PHELPS
BROS, Colgrove, Cal. 5-l9 SuThSa I'm
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Unimpr0ved Property
HIGHLAND PARK HOMES,
20O LOTS in HIGHLAND PARK ON THE

OOO LOTS IN HIGHLAND PARK ON THE
CUU new electric car line, on Pasadena ave.
nue. now running right past this property
Lots large about one third of an acre each,
and are selling from $3.50 upwards. This is the
finest residence property by all odds, in this
county from health standpoint, living about
three hundred feet above Los Angeles When
Los Angeles is buried in fog. the sun is shining
at Highland Park
These lots are beautiful and are we'll worth
$1,000 each, if you regard your health worth
living for. You don't have to pay $4,000 for
one OF these lots, and then build a fort around
it to keep 1t from getting away.
WE HAVE NO BOGS--
--FROGS OR FOGs-
AT HIGHLAND PARK.
These fine lots are 200 feetin depth, and will
soon be selling at $1,000 each.
There are good number of fine families liv-
induce any of them to leave. There Is one
family a Highland Park that has good, large
lot and fair house, butt would take S15, 600
to induce them to sell and leave the Park.
We have number of new houses, now fin.
shed and for sale at very attractive figures. The
water is better there than In the city, and SO 10
the climate. The new electric cars go thero
in twenty minut, S from the Hollenbeck hotel,
corner second and Spring streets. The fare
will be dve cents as soon as they get the new
cars regulated.
Our Office is at 1872 South Broadway. Call
and see maps, and select your lots or 60 out
to our office at the Park. Never mind about
the money-pay IN four years.
These lots are all clear. and title perfect
Houses built to order. Bring in your plans.
Two gangs, OF builders on the ground. and
we can build your house in thirty days.
Some special bargains have just come in
from non residents, on Pasadena ave.
We also have n large and desirable list OF
houses and lots in all parts of the city, coun.
W. P. LARKIN & CO., Owners.
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SPECIALISTS

DITMAN SHORTHAND SCHOOL, WILSON
/ Block; L. lessons $5. Tel. 1884.
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REGALA MANUFACTURING

1I,HE PACIFIC COAST REGALIA COMPANY,
l. manufacturers OF general lodge supplies,
society and military goods, flags, banners,
badges, gold and silv embroideries, gold and
silver fringes tasses. cords braids- stars. 2OS
30 and 3l2 n. Main ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
A. TENANT GRAY. ia
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$50 O0O--FOR SALE
.I5is feet on First street. near Spring: a fino
paying investment: only 500. 900.
T. j. CUDDY, 206 N. Spring.
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CHTR0PODLSTS

MISS C. STAPFEE. CHiROPODIST, LADIES
Nl masseuse, Pill W. First ST., opp. Nadaeu
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DUSINESS NEWSPAPER THE DAILY
d Journal business newspaper publishing
ali the county Official records, real estate
transfers, mortgages and liens, building news,
contract work, financial news, and all news re-
lsting to the resources and DEVELOPMENT of
Southern Califo1 mia and the great territory OF
the sou thwest. One dollar per month, or in
advance $40 per annum: 257 W. First ST., Los
Angeles, Cal. o-lt
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CuORTHAND. LONGLEY INSTITUTE, BRAD
- bury Block. Special rates for summer term
S,IT
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FINANCIAL
DACIFIC LOAN CO.
i Qncorporated.)

Oldest established in Los Angelica
Thoroughly reliable.
Loans made in any amounts on all kinds OF
collateral security. diamonds, iewelry,. seal
furniture and household goods, in either pr-
vate houses, lodging, boarding houses or ho-
tells, without removal from tho premises. Par
ness confidential. Private office for ladies'
w. Z. DEGROQT, manager,
Rooms 2, 3 and 4, lIA S.SprinQ 81
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CCS00-PAR1NER WANTED, LADY OR
ef-CVV gentleman OF business ability ca
pable of soliliting from the trade for some of
the finest selling articles in the Market with
exclusive sale, can learn of an A No. / opening
by addressing A. b. X, this Office 30
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HOTEL JOHNSON, ADJOINING WESTMIN-
Il ster, 123 (. Fourth ST.. all new and Gle
gantly furnished outside rooms, with or with =
out board. Single and suites OF rooms with
private baths; finest beds i'll city; two private
kitchens TO let 9.I7
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TELEPHoNE 1877 OR CALL ON CRYSTAL
i Ice Company, 50SM s. Spring st. for dis
titled water.
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DERSONAL-LADlES MlSFIT STORE, 646
i g. Spring; highest cash price paid for Ia
dies second hand clothing; send postal. 7.12
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A CHANCE FOR SOMEONE WITH A FEW
"A thousand dollars to make good money by
investing in good coal mine on the ground
floor" by calling on EDWARD FRASER,
80 ZIG S. Broadway.
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r OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
IL kindergartners. Summer school July lst.
MRS. n. d. MAYHEM, 676 W. Twenty-third ST.
t.S
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GQ00O- STATIONERY AND BAZAAR;
NCUVU well located and established on best
TiSS Il WEIGH, 327 sansome ST.. San Fran
CISCO n
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LOST AND FOUND

X{rANTED-TO BOARD 2 OR B BOYS FROM
w to 10 years OF age. Address MRS W.
Il. c., box GO this office.
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CTOP AT THE ATLANTA HOTEL, OPPO-
- site Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica; new.
neat and clean. 70
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NURSERY BUSINESS NEAR CITY, 1s, 900
~ l-year-old buds; 5000 to 1000 to bud all
lemon trees, this fall; good 2-horse power gas
oine engine, 1900 feet 2-inch pipe, pumping
outfit, lifting jacks and every necessary arti-
Gle to conduct the business; long lease with
rent paid in advance for over a year; sure in
vestment; great bargain. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First ST. 7-3
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beautiful ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR
ID nished, cool, quiet, retired; gas bath
lovely psrlor; privilege of light house sekeeping;
close in; best family board. 631 South Main
street. r-15
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rT>HE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
i ETY. of San Francisco will make loans on
improved city property and on country prop
erty near Los Angeles city.
On loans OF $4,000 and under certif-
Gates of title from the Title Insurance
and Trust Co. will be accepted making
the expense on such loans very small;
building loans speciality. Apply to
6-l5 II r.. e. LUNT, Agent, 227 w. Second.
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ITO LET-2 FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED
i for housekeeping BATH hot water patent
closet convenient; private family. 636 Wall
street. ia
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w NANTED-PARTNER WITH $50; CAN
~ make good wages; call aud investigate.
ISL West Fifth ST. 80
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ITO LET-FOR NEWLY FURNISHED, COOL
L and best lighted rooms, with or without
table board. also private or general kitchen for
housekeepers, go direct 10 the NEAPOLITAN,
Sl1 W. Sixth ST.; best accom- modations; lowest
prices. 10
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MISS MAUD KRATZEE, YOUNG TEST AND
Nl slate writing medium, will give sit
rings dai at 307 ~ Broadway; 81. rs
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MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY

MRS. HOPKINS MITCHELL - BUSINESS
Nl and test medium. 645 Banning st. ii
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ND-SHAREHOLDER'S BOOK IN CON-
II tinental Building and Loan Association.
owner can obtain possession OF same by pay
ing for this advertisement and proving prop
erty. Inquire OF cashier Herald business office.
IL If
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S6000-FOR SALE
52xl6O feet on First street; cheap improve.
ments; now paying fair inserest; only $4,000
r. ]. CUDDY, 2O5 N. Spring.
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FOR SALE-.-REAL ESTATE.
LOR SALE-S2O.
Houses and Lots.

LNOK SALE-T2U.
IL 800 acres iine arabic land; has been cul-
tivated three years half mile from prosperous
railroad town; plenty OF water for all pur-
poses; water tax is reasonable. Price 500 per
acre r. j. CUDDY, 2O6 N. Spring,
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TNSPIRAIIONAL DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM
l. and crystal reader 40S North Walnut ST.
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7 ADIES-YOUR OLD HATS MADE NEW,
II so cents. STRAW WORKS. asa s, Spring
street. 7-lO
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CIGARS, NEWS, PERIODICAL STORE:
~ ins trade; price $225 cash. Apply 329 N.
Nam, 20
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tplZC blacksmith shop: fine location; rent
OF house and shop SO mo. Call at 329 N.
Main. %
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CARPET CLEANING

TNUREKA CARPET CLEANING CO.-ALL
~ carpets and rugs renovated with the
Eureka; spots, stains. dust and dirt thor
removed; nap raised and carpet restored to
its natural color WEBB & HELLAR, 1864
S. Spring, room u. 9-5
CTEAM CARPET CLEANING, SEWING AND
- laying. JOHN II. RICHARDS 100 N.
Spring. Tel, l343. S4
CARPETS CLEANED FROM &c PER YARD
~ laying &c. X. BROWNE. sos S. Broadway
BICYCLES
DAIMLER BICYCLES, 427 SOUTH SPRING
II street. GIL 3m
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THsPECIAL-SOUTHE LADY GIVES ELE-
T. CANT mag rretic massage with alcohol; de-
lightfu and restful Parlor IL, 3l6la 5. Spring.
30
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-Established 1S7l.-
1872 South Broadway, Los Angeles.
Headquarters for Chicago buyers
P.S-Go out and hear the chimes of the
happy birds, and inhale the aroma Of the
many fragrant blossoms. TIL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r EwIS 4 ALDERSON-
Il 312 SOUTH MAIN ST.

Good gas oline stoves for 50 so; cook stoves
for s.; best made canvas cots for 81; double
wire folding cots So; others for So, folding
beds for S6: folding tables for 81 25; extern
sion tables, new for $3.50; oak breakfast
tables for $500; new oak dining chairs. high
back, Soc and 81; new antique bedroom sets
for So so: new solid oak extension tables Tor
S4 SO and So: new leather sest.rockers for 81;
silk bed lounges for $40; new rubber hose, SC;
best grades for Sc; chiffoniers for $3.50; new
linen warp mating, l2!a and 15e; new art
SQUARES for So so. ii
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rINiE MARIPOSA, 321 E. 3D.. FURNISHED
L rooms, 81 per week up; lodgings Csc to
roc. TOT
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
No. G37S EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County, sit
ting as Court of Equity.
Viola A. Taylor VS. w Burrows Taylor

To the Honorable, the Judges Of the Circuit
Court for Frederick County, sitting as Court
of Equity:
The bill of complaint of Viola 4. Taylor, of
Frederick County, Maryland, respectfully
represent unto your Honor:
That on the 18th dty Of September, in the
year eighteen hundred and uinety-one, the
plaintiff, Nioa \. Taylor. interma rried with
the detenCant, W. Burrows Taylor, the ceie-
mOny being performed in the city OF Bati-
more, by the Rev. Joel q. Rossiter, a regularly
ord iincd minister OF the gospel. according to
the laws of Maryland; that there is no chill
dren by this union
That III. plaintiff and defendant liveI to.
gether as man ana wife, i'll the city of Balti
more, in ne sac of Mary land, for about three
months, when the said w Burr ,wS Taylor
deserted and abandoned the plaintiff without
eau @, aud has since that time contributed
nothing towards the support of the plaintiff
That this abandonment mas be- II unnterrupt-
ed for more than three years, and the sepira-
ton is deliberate and finel ana beyond any
reaS pnabie expectation of reconciliation
That said plalntitl has always resided in the
State OF Ma yland; tnat the defend mt, w.
Burrows Taylor is MOI Il resident of the stale
OF Maryland. and the plaintiff prays for the fol-
lowing relief 1T, that an order of publication
may issue notifying the said w. Burrows Tay-
Tor OF the object ofthS suit and the substance OF
this bill, c commanding him 10 he and appta
in your Honorable Court on some certain day
10 be named therein, To answer the premises
and abide by and perform such decree as may
be passed therein, and that a decree may be
passed divOrcing "A Vincu mitrimOnii the
piantin from the defendant.
1t Is thereup m, this 18th day of March, A.
II. 1895, adjudged. ordered ana decreed by the
Circuit Court for Frederick county. sitting as Il
Court of Equity, that the plaintiff cause "a copy
of this order, together wi ii a settlement o the
object and substance of the bill To be inserted
in some newspaper published in Frederick
County. once a week for tour successive weeks
before the 18th day of April, 1885, giving notice
to the non resident in said bil, and warning
him to appear ON or before the 18th day of
April, 1895, 10 show cause iii any he has why a
decree should not be passed as prayed.
Filled March 18th, 1891
JOHN l.. JORDAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick COunty.
True copy-lest: JOHN l.. JORDAN,
feb 10 St Clerk
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-22

lnderoon of the Mustofi- ul- Mamolcll,
prime minister of Persia and also, by
Inheritance. the wealthicst noble in the
Eingdom. The French lady to whom
It was addressed had been left by the
death of her husband entirely destitute
with two children in strange land,
Pnd was struggling to exc out a SANITY
livelihood by teaching French to Per-
sian ladies of rank at Tehcran. Nine.
Blame, as we may call her, looked up
to her ariStocratic pupil and replied:
rWhat do You mean. Khanum, that
should actually become his cXcellencv's
wife? But how can that be, for am "A
Christian. and he has not vet even asked
mc?"
Yes. madame: really mean what l
said. feel vrry kindly towards you.
see what hard time YOU are having.
! have Thought Of various ways to re-
lev, your distress. and Allah has now
pointed ont how | can do il. By our
law, You know that man may have
four wives Now. my lord has only
three wives; there is a vacant position,
you see. I'D tilt tlVtTDOil, anu lUllk l
can arrange matters that it may be Of
fered to you. know he will like you.
He is kind-hearted. You will have a
regular allowance, and your children
will be cared for like his own What
more do you want? If you say yes. |
will do my best to further your cause,
and as he is exceedingly fond of me,
praise he to Allah. know that he will
accedc TO my wishes"
1t did no, Jalie long for Nine Blame
to decide in The Affirmative. To he
sure. She would have to turn Mussul-
man and become a Persian subject
But are not women in all lands con-
stantly rcnounch : their citizenship
and abjuring their creed fora husband,
a title and crown? Did not a certain
great king Of her own country say
The crown is worth a mass" and
should She hesitate about such tritl, )
when She could exchange starvation
for atliucnce and rank? Not she! And
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-22

simply withdrew his attenticas from
Leila Khanum. removed her to a re-
mote quarter of the anderson. and elc-
waited her French rival to her place.
After 4 time the greatly abused Leila
Khanum became aware of the source
of the malevolcnt influences which had
wrought her downfall. and in her turn
intrigued for restoration to her fame,
honors and privileges Suffice it to say
that She was finally able to convince
her husband how basely he had been
deceived. Stung with remorsc. he left
the French woman to the mercy of the
proud lady she had injured In former
days or in ''.c hands of some women
her life wouli have paid the forfeit.
AS it was, she was driven to live
with the servants and perform the
most degrading duties of the lowest
menials For full year she endured
this terrible punishment. in the com
partnership of slaves who despiscd her.
Then at last her resolution broke down.
Crawling to the feet of Leila Khanum.
with tears she besought forgiveness.
The good-hearted lady relcnted, wept
over her and promised to intercede
with the Mustoi, saying: "You have
suffered enough; l will do what | can
for YOU,
That very evening Lady Leila said
to her husband: II wish to ask of YOU
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-22
IN. Will You grant it to me?"

boon. Will You grant it to me?"
What is it. my love?"
viii you not restore the French
khanum to your favor?"
lie started. gave her glance of deep
annoyance, and replied What. the
woman who deceived me, and die you.
her henefactress. such a grievious
wrong? 1t is impossible"
Il ask it as an evidence of your love
for me. viii you not do it, if it will
make me happy"
The Mustofi pondered long, saying
nothing; then he looked up to the wom-
an he had loved longest aid best, and
said; by the beard Of the prophet.
since the IeTers of Khosrl and Shireen.
there has not been a whittier soul than
thine, If it will give joy to thy heart,
1t shall be as thou sayest."
Henceforth. thoroughly humbled and
repentant, Fathimeh Khanum accepted
her position. at least outwardlv con.
tent and perhaps apprehending the
fact that in this tro Iblous life nothing
Is gained by resisting the inevitable.
5. q. w. BENJAMIN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-22
A rut.ne .n,ecs.

The infinite value of little things in
their bearings upon life in this world
has most striking illustration in the
history of the gypsy moth, which pest
the commonwealth of Massachusetts is
now imploring congress 10 help it to
get rid Of A Harvard professor who
entertained vain hope of advanta-
geously crossing the European moth
with the American sillsworm allowed
his one solitary imported caterpillar to
escape. What is the result to-day? An
insect that destroys the trees within
three hundred and fifty square miles
of territory and threatens the whole
country, and several hundred thousand
dollars expended all TO no use This
is one curious modern version of the
old Arabian fable of the giant in the
bottle -Philadelphia Record.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-22

Fathimeh at last allowed herself to re-
sort to a most reprehensible course of
action. She entered on a deliberate
plan to usurp the position of her bene-
factress in the household and in the af-
fections of their lord. Her weapo Is
were of kind most dangerous to an
impressionable administrations and
Establishments. With the one she I'M
dermined the influence of Leila Khan
um: with the other she secured that in
fluence for herself.
The Mustof, being awell-intentioned
man. entirely unconscious of having
given any occasion for evil conduct on
the part of Leila Khanum. and more
Sersed in statecraft than in the pursuit
of the unllnowable. to which domain
the inscrutable nature of woman be-
longs. little suspected what a web of
deceit had been woven around him.
Unwilling to proceed to cXtremities. he