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ENMTsBURG RAILROAD
baltimore & OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JAN. &. 1876.


For Chicago ami Northwest Nestibuled Limited
Express daily 1910 a. H. Express. ECO p.
For Cincinnati, - Louis and Indianapolis Nesti-
night
For Pittsburgh and cleveland, loIoa m. and 80
For Washington week days. %. XII Il. x6 * 6 20.
x - Ks o. - Nl0 To, 10 3, a. T. % noon, -
minute> T. d. X 10, n -, -. go - l5mnutesi
"A To- a. N6 o. Is. XII 49, X. o. ~ 30 Ks %, h
Nlo 10. XII 40 n 20 p. "a sunday, N6 = 80 .,
40 10. 40 81 a. m y % IN, tmiuulcS a. X 10,
N ~ Ia - 5iuiuutes} go Is N6 co. X 10 X 80.
y D. NlO ~. AL 90 and II ~ p IN.
For Annapolis. -. - q. m, i T. and 10 p.
ON sunday 3. q IA and % p m.
m. ON sunday. IS a. N. and 20 p m.
For lumy Roanoke aud an points in the south,
ing car, Co Roanoke, Chattanooga and New orleans.
For lumy, - p m daily.
For Lexington and points IN the Virginia Valley,
20 "a. 10 10 AM For Winchester a 2Op m. Mixed
tutn for HarriSonburg. 81 uOa m
For NagerstuWn. q o. - TO- 40 10 m, n 10 pm.
For MI Airy and Way stations - o. Is 10, g Is a
m II = "a 50 stops az principal stations only 20 90
For EiIicott city s4D. = % Is 10. 30 3d. q. m.
- n. u: "a. "a ~ - "a, - - Ell 10 p. m.
For curtis Bay. week days, p, a m. Leave cur
us hay. week days, - p m
Train, arrive from Chicago and the Northwest.
daily. u and 90 m. from Pittsburgh and Cleve
land. y "a m 81 10 = M; from Cincinnati, -,
Loui, and the West . L a m, u p N daily.
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL
ApELPHIA.
an trains Illuminated with pintsch light
For New York. Boston ana the East, week days.
- ~ no Is Dining Carr m, 10 -, 3 80 Is 50
Dining CAR IS p m ~ Il night Sleeping Car al
taChcd, open for passengers 10 % p M sundays,
5 - 90 ~ Dining Carr m. T. 49, 90 Is 80 Dining
carr. - M ~ a. night. sleeping Car attached,
open for passengers 10 p M
For Atlantic City >. 10 asa. N l. ~ pm. sun-
. days. p "A m l. - p IN.
For Philadelphia Newark Wilmington and Ches-
ter week days - ) 80 90 Is stopping at Whining
ton only. Dining Car. l. -, 3 80, 6 70 Dining
I II night sundays. =. 10 ~ Din
ing car M, l. ~ $ % e 80 Dining Carl 5 81 IN,
T. q night.
For all stations on Phila Div, week days, 40
~. ~. ~ y ~ Sundays. 5 10 IN. 500 y m.
Except sunday. SUNDAY only *Daily
NEXp press train
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. ON orders left at
Ticket Offices:
y. W. COR CALVERT AND BALTIMORE SITS,
20 $ Broadway or Camden station.
tHAS. o. SOUL, gen. Passenger Agent.
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EALL OPENING OF 1894,
j. T. ANDERS'
j. T. ANDERS,
R-g- M e r C h a mt Tailor, Ss
ga w Main St, Westminster, Md.

The most complete line of Suitings, Panta-
loouings. NestingS and OvercoatingS that have
ever been shown to the public, and at prices
that defy competition If you want Suit or
Overcoat, and will call before purchasing, |
am sure can save You money and make you
happy. \ fit always guaranteed or no sale
My line Of Underwear this Fall is the finest
| have ever shown to the trade, and very
much cheaper than last Winter
Special attention is called to my line of
Gloves. which surpaSses anything in city or
county, and at bottom prices.
Headquarters for latest styles of Dress
Shirts. plain and fancy, Collars, Cuffs, Sus-
penders. and in fact everything pertaining to
gents outfit Shirts made 10 order
specially.
Mackintoshes. Gum Goats in all qualities
and prices, made to order if desired.
A splendid line of Gents Jewelry, Scarf
Pins Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Chains, Charms,
&c, ut bottom prices.
A call is solicited before purchasing your
Fall Suits, Overcoat or Underwear, Gloves or
anything in my line, as ann sure | can save
you money and give you the benefit of good
line of goods to select from.
Respectfully.
ocl3 JOHN T. ANDERS.
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4 Ii Who Are Suffering With
n PILES, Read the Following
Rlnn Inn Mn. juno 5sh. Isaa

Biun Hut Nm, june 5<h lsa3
d.. John ). Matthias Ds.p Sri feel
IS though Il would De- q duty left undoue-
aud one | owe 90 Yourself and 20 suffering
humanity-ifl did not cell Of the wonderful
benefit received from your Kind treatment
! suffered for ahuu, twenty wears with Piles
for the first seven or eight wears. not 50 severe
lv hat for the las, twelve wears suffered more
than am able to describe on paper. Indeed
had them iu their -evcrest form. | applied
tnauumbrr Of doctors. aud tired every remedy
that heard Of only 20 be disappointed. and
In nearly every instance NOT even temporary
relief Indeed was no a ptitul condition
when called uu YOU. Think of nine large
umors protrudiug, capable of bleeding fully
q pint az ryery time they hled. was So weak
and nervous from les, IT blood and from IN
tense suffering. thar did not think life worth
living any longer. But thanks 10 you and
YOUR kind treatment, can say that the Piles
arr thing Of the past ! cannot lind Ian
guage 90 express nay gratitude 10 you tor YOUR
kind treatment and attention IN my case, and
humbly pray 90 God that your iiie may DE a
long and prosperous one. Let me say IN con-
elu>iou thar | can with confidence recommend
auy sufferer no matter how bad his case may
be- 20 go to DIR JOHN. :. MATTHIAS and
Toe cured. I NU are NJ NbtItN 10 Not bHlN t'' u
as Won see III. Every sufferer wishing To know
more about my case can find out by addressing
AZ my pustoilice. Very truly yours
HOWARD T. SMITH.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Cha, b. Roberts. ChaS. B. Roberts. Jr..
Chas. +. Reifsuider, J. II. Zepp.
Col. Vim. A. McKellip. Frank King.
Vim. l.. W. Seabrook. Vim. X. Auders.
Magruder Wilson. Geo. F. Beaver.
Jeremiah Geiman. Howard I. Sfa;;h
mr3l
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7 T. ORNDORFFs SONS.

FOR YOUR INSPECTION
\ BRIGHT BREEZY AND
BRAND NEW LINE OF
DRY GOODS,
INCLUDING NEW DRESS
GOODS. NEW WASH FAB
RIGS. NEW SILKS. NEW
PRINTS. NEW GINGHAMS.
NEW OUTINGS. NEW
MUSLINS. NEW SHEET
NGS. NEW SHIRTINGS.
NEW LACES. NEW EDG
NGS. NEW SHOES. NEW
SLIPPERS. NEW HATS.
NEW CARPETS. NEW
NATTINGS. IOU RE
MEMBER HOW WE SOLD
MATTINGS LAST YEAR
WE HAVE GIVEN ESPE-
CIAL ATTENTION To THIS
DEPARTMENT AND WILL
GIVE YOr BETTER VAL.
les THAN EVER. HAN
Burg EpGINGS WHICH
ARE THE LADIES pE
LIGHT. WE HAVE pUR
CHASED IN IMMENSE
Of Antilles TOO MICH
CANNOT BIZ SAID OF orr
DRESS GOODS
AND
SILK DEPARTMENTS,
THEY HAVE BEEN
THOROUGHLY SI'PERAp-
yISEp SHIRT WAISTS
IN ALL VARIETIES AND
STYLES ~ FINE. Or
OLD STOCK HAVING
BEEN CLOSED OFT HAS
BEEN REPLACED WITH
NEW
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CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
JOSEPH b BOYLE.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
FOR NEDICAL PURPOSES.

Patent Medicines. Horse and Cattle Powders
&c. 4 fine assortment Of STATIONERY.
Ezg- Physicians orders promptly filled and
Prescriptions carefully and ccuately com
bounded marl- If
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland letters of adj
ministratiou on the Personal Estate Of
JESSE b. BOND.
late of Carroll county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
Der. on or before the 9th day of September,
1895: they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hands the 4th day Of
February, 1895.
ISAAC killer,
leb9 4t Administrator.
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4 N OPEN LETTER


WESTMINSTER. April 10. 1890
Mr. Jos b. Boyle Dear Sir-For many
wears have suffered intensely, on taking cold,
from a very troublesome cough, for which |
have used "a number Of various remedies. and
obtained but temporary relief. During the
past spring | was again troubled with the same
cough, and through friend was induced to
try your Pectoral Syrup, which not only gave
almost instant relief, but "A permanent cure.
Ii gives me great pleasure to say that ! be
lieve il 10 be the best remedy | ever used for
the purpose for which il is recommended.
Hoping that any person afflicted as | was NAV
be Fortunate enough to give it trial. am.
Truly yours,
EDWARD LYNCH.
For sale by all Druggists and Merchants in
the county. Price % and 80 cents a bottle.
Take no other ian % 2mE
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NOTICE
an % tt
COLLECT YOUR BILLS.

COLLECT YOUR BILLS.
Short credits make long friends. The I'M
dersigned, Constable for Westminster dis
trict, duly bonded and qualified, offers his
services to the public as Collector. He will
take accounts to collect either as public
officer, or on private account. on liberal terms,
and returns promptly made. References
Union National. First National and Farmers
Il Mechanics National Banks of Westmin-
ster Will also clerk and auctiOneer sales.
JOHN T. DIFFENBAUGH,
iuu25 Westminster, Nd.
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ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL
AUEL pHTA
N trains nInminatcd Win pintsch light

Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer co. ON orders left at
Ticket Offices.
y. ". COR. CALVERT AND BALTIMORE SITS,
20 : Broadway or Camden Station.
tHAS. o. SOUL. gen. Passenger Agent
teh - T. B. CAMPBELL, Gen Manager.
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The company intends TO sink shaft through
the rich 500 ore vein To a depth Of several
hundred feet. in order To be able to produce
largely for the benefit of the stockholders
which viii get this profit in large ronthly
dividends. Hence the company offers q
small amount of lis stock al the extremely
low price Of % cents q share, an advance of
live cents u share ON December !. 1891.
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This company owns , gold mines located in
a county which produced S4O,oOo,Oo in gold
in years Has a. acres of virgin land.
Has 500 feet of underground work in shape of
shafts and tunnels. Has ore in sight worth
500 per ton. Has assays from S25 to 81. 800
per ton. Has shipped ore netting $50 per
ton. Has only small capitalization. only
800. 900 shares and not 1000. o0o shares as
other companies.
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~QUARE>T
AND
MOST RELIABLE HOUSE
IN TOWN
IT. ORNDORFF'S SONS.
Westminster, Md
NoUR ATTENTION AND YOUR
PEHC>AL Is INVITED TO THIS
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
oar Aaerr has anv completed arrangement
.i,b ssgrra. large asu-tr,. vhsrstr ar ai.l
b. lshr go q. shr ,.a ra'ah vtrA The prsft.,sf.
us.i 's-ss 4aa asa.l reasonable t0-
FOR THE FALL TRADE
- l.
.-"'
oar Eus. Ifraa arg nou sn uari af aay 'hsns
.a ,b.. H.. Spell from. rhc ,'nek lsa asrr fr,.a
,fr >,.F5ur. ,ra ts. e-sttas
iul MIA THEIR PRICES.
b~measssrr So dom s.a'w 2" t' 'H" sHr'l+f'
l.,-.. ..-r.... chs. earth H.t know sd. asu -,'s
NuH
-....,, anon, ,..,.,f,.
''''''i'' WIZ"
LOW. VERY LOW, NEtl NEkl 40"
UNI ,.u g., .5.a.-....... ,
ruavErp SITS
,ut.-t
'' '.ttf''"' '''
fAhl.'h N'IlN'
pt-t-t-t-,-. -r,ptr. ru,rpS
.,..l .,, .hs..., ..f..,.. d.. g,rr.E i'm fi.. Far
u.'ar' cuisines
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3 3 3 3 3
IAN a-if
GREAT OPPORTUNITY OF
= L FERED AT
o A K II A L L,
NEW WINDSOR, MARYLAND
RARE. BATTLING. RorSING BAR
GAINS
20 l. had TOR m, next ~ DAYS Oar Entire

RARE. RAFTING. RoUSING BAR
GAINS
90 h. had Tor m, next "a DAYS Oar Entire
stock of
CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
Co b. sold "a, and Below Cost. including
Grat>. Bow and Youths Over S2.OOn
Ng-h iu stock reiHco3 Z 90 3 from regular
prices.
IF Ypy WANT a SUIT OR oVERCOAT
Sow Is YOUR TIME
gl ta a. ladl,- Goats % b. SOLD ~ 60 les,
than regular puce
90 70 ! 5 pieces % prr-, Goat, reduced from
- GENTS juWn 20 - and p cents.
Black Henrietta Cloth, reduced irnm ~ gf-.
and Slo0 'n 80 and - GENTS
BARGAINS IN BLANKETS AID COW.
FORTS.
lss1 90 a"a wards h,-' Calig. sa p. salI o. b..
EiuEhams. Co trut-.
Nas.lns. . go : cents.
Ticking. :. 10 and y cents
~hsHitBE- VERY lvs.
THIS Is WHAT WE CALL GoupLY
SALE OF WINTER STOCK
Come eary ~ 500 saHi che chase~. lhr, b,
na Catch Penny Game. ba' Grua5n- Stock ~
frr, iaa Pnr-s. Thank tar past patronage.
~ har- Ir have yua continue dealing with l-.
Respectfully.
GEn e. kNpERS,
S-N -I Has 1T CARPETS MAT
TiNGS. QJEENSWARE a.. 6e uill Dr.
ready 'ar ihr Nrw Haas-kecl~r for >pyin.
Tadg Nnu gau alwars gv.t ugau OAK
HALL having What atryFfa.td. and un
~hnfiiy Gn.-is Sold
Rr=f--. ''liIg yaar-.
ssFg GED e.. ANbERS
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MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CARROLL COUNTY.
OFFICE. WESTMINSTER ND


Richard Manning. Secretary and Treasurer.
Westminster. Carroll county.
DIRECTORS
]. ". Herring. Westminster. Carroll county.
Granville : Haiues, Union Bridge Carroll
county.
David Prugh. Freedom. Carroll county.
Granville T. Herring. Sandyy'lle. Carroll
Charlie. b Roberts. Westminster, Carroll
county.
Edwd. i.ynch, Westminster, Carroll county
David FoVhle Westminster, Carroll county.
T. Manning Westminster. Carroll county.
Dr. J. J. Weaver, Jr. bulontoHn. Carroll
county.
F. T. Reindolar. Tauevtown, Carroll county
AGENTS.
John I Dhcnbaugh. Westminster. Carroll
county.
j. Oliver Wadlow. Freedom. Carroll county.
T.. NJ. Anderson. Mt. Airy, Carroll county.
Louis Dielman, New Windsor, Carroll county
John : Repp | mon Bridge, Carroll county
WIN f. ZollickoHcr Uuioutown, Carroll
county.
r. +. Reindollar. Tancytowu, Carroll county
J. W Wcart Double Pipe Greek. Carroll
county.
William H. shower. Manchester, Carroll
county.
Granville T. Herring. Sandyyille Carroll
county.
". {. Marker, Tyrone. Carroll county.
Vim. A. Abbott, Hampstead, Carroll county.
John Jones Mechanicstowu. Frederick Co.
o A. Homer Emmitshurs, Frederick county.
feb II #
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BABYLON 4 GILBERT.
rh3S Westminster, Nj.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23

Fsbicf a a. happy In home a1ec-
tL0ns. without a cloud on the sky Of
his ~os1f5eDeeg-
Il have no for diS-r1<t,- I
said NINA Us as innocent as the little
child Of whom she is pSdAy the
mother
True exclaimed Ferrari Per
fectly true and he looked me fun in
the eyes with a smile White as the
virgin % On the summit Of Aont
B2nc-p1rer than thu fAwless dla-
nond-spd unapproschable as the fur
thest star, Is il not soy
I asserted with q certain gravity;
something In his manne puzzled me.
OR conversation soon turned on diff
ferent topics. and I thought no more
Of the matter. But a time came and
that spe%dily-when ] had stern rea-
soa 10 remember every word he had
uttered
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23

Lest those VITO rad .he following
pages EhoEid deem thls story 81 al
fmDresabse. 81 IL perhaps necessary 10
asy that its chief inekaents are fcuaE-
ed Cd an actual Occurrences whsch
took place IN Naples during TIE last
Stating ~yfslrata1z OF the chose~z In
fsSA We know wei e1O4gh. By the
~hrsokr3s ~ daily Journalism. that
<fe EpA6esify 81 wives H. nSost M
aapg9sy. b@eozfUg c0TnrDo1-Esr too
sor1usor for tie peace and good re-
D0te OF society. Not so egEson Gs en-
outraged hnstand's yengeaRce-DOf
often cares be take the Law into hts
~wn h~ands-for Ia England, az least.
aEsh boadne@s on his parr would
dgEbtiess be deemed a worse crime
than that by which be. personally.
10 doomed 70 suffer. But ia Italy
gain@z are on a different f0otfng-ahe
TsrbSsity ard red tape Of the law,
ard tie h~esltating verdict Of the gpec
pa 3urses. are not there considered
Sufficiently e~fieac5OUs 10 Eootha a
mans damaged honor and ruined
&saEne. And thBs-wbexber right or
sTrong-8t often happens that strange
and awful deeds are p~erpetrated-
Deeds ~ which the world In general
bears nothing, and which when
brought 70 light al Last. are raeelxe.a
with surprise and incredulity. Yet
The romances planned by the brain Of
che novelist or dsamatLst are poor IN
comparison with the rornances Of real
Hfe-iife wrongly termed common
place. but. which In fact, teens with
tragedies as great and dark and soul
torturiBg as any devised by Sophie
~ie~ or Shakespeare. Nothing is more
strange than trufh-nothing at times
more terrible. Marie CoreIli.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23

'E#HfN9 MU#f"T|E
August was the rrssst terrific a. an
the summer months Ira Naples. The
cholera Increased with frightful steadI.
LESS. and the people seemed 70 be IN.
orally mad with terror. SOME Of rher,
seized with a wild spirit Of deaanes
plunged into the orgies Of vice and In.
temperance with q reckless disrezard
Of consequences. One Of these frsnti.
revels took place ar a weil-known csfa
Eight young men ACCOMPANIED bv
eight girls Of remarkable beauty az.
rived and ordered q private room
where they were served with a SUNNI.
tuous repasf. Al It's close one Of TIA
party raised his glass and proposed.
Success 20 the Cholera-' The tnas,
vas received with riotoEts shouts o.
applause. and ali drank IL with de,s-.
ious laughter. That very night every
one OF the jewellers died in h0rribls
agony: their bodies. as usual. vers
thrust Gnro the fimsy collins and bur.
led D on top Of another in a bola
hastily dug for the purpose. Dismal
stories like these reached rs every dav
but we were not morbIdly impressed
by them. Stella was a living charm,
against pstilenee: her innocent play.
fulncss and prattle kept US amused
and employed, and surrounded US with
an atmosphere that was physically
and mentally wholesome.
One morniDs-one Of the very hotties,
morning Of that scorching MONTH
woke at an earlier hour than usual.
A suggestion Of possible cO0lness in
the air tempted me 70 rise and stroll
through the garden Ny wife slept
souDdiy al my side. i dressed softly,
without disturbing her. As l was
about TO leave the some instinct
made me turn back TO look at her
once more. How lovely she was, She
smiled in her sleep. Ny heart beat as
/ gazed-she had been mine for three
years. mine only-and my passionate
admiration and love Of her had in
creased In proportion 10 that length OF
time. I raised one of the scattered
golden locks that lay shining like a
SUNBEAM on the pillow and kissed "a
tenderiy. Then-2ll unconscious Of
my fate-I left her.
a faint breeze greeted me as
sauntered slowly along the garden
walks-a breath OF wind scarce strong
enough TO iutter the leaves, yet II had
a salt W In IL that vas refreshing
after the tropical heat Of the past
night. / was at that time absorbed in
the study Of Plato, and as | walked
my mind occupied itself with many
high problems and deep questions sug-
Gested by that great teacher. Lost in
a train Of profound yet pleasant
thought, I strayed on further than I
intended. and found myself ar last In
a by-path, long disused by our house
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23

hold. a winding fOOtway leading down
wards In the direction Of the harbor.
II vas shady and cool, and | followed
the road almost u~nconsciously, till I
caught a glimpse OF mast and white
sails cleaning through the LEAKAGE OF
the over-arching trees. | was then
about TO retrace my steps, when l was
startled by a sudden sound. Ii was a
low moan Of intense palma smoth-
cred cry that seemed TO be wrung
from someanima lintorture. l turned
in the direction whence IL came. and
saw lying face downwards on the
grass a boy-a little fruit seller OF
eleven years of age. His basket Of
wares stood beside him, a tempting
pile of peaches, grapes, pomegranates
and melOns-loyely but dangerous eat
ing in cholera times. / touched the
lad on the shoulder.
What ails youE" / asked. He twist
ed himself convulsiyely. and turned
his face towards me, a beautiful face.
though livid with anguish.
The plague! s~ignorr' he moaned,
''the plague. Keep away from me, for
the love of God! l am dying!'
/ hesitated. For myself | had no
fear. But my wife-my chIld-for
their sakes II vas necessary TO be pru-
dent. Yet 1 could not leave this poor
boy unassisted. / resolved to go to
the harbor in search Of medical aid.
With this idea in my mind l spoke
cheerfully.
Courage, my boy" / said. do not
lose heart! All illness is not the
plague. Rest here till / return; / am
going to fetch a doctor"
The little fellow looked at me with
wondering, pathetic eyes. and tried to
smile. He pointed to his throat, and
made an effort to speak, but va.
hen he crOuched down i'm the graSs
and writhed in torture like a hunted
animal wounded To death. | left him
and walked on rapidly: reaching the
harbor, where the heat was sulphur
Gus and intense, / found a few scared
looking men standing aimlessly about,
to whom l explained the boys case,
and appealed for assistance. They all
hung backbone OF them would ac-
company me. not even for the gold I
offered. Cursing their cowardice, I
hurried on in search Of a physician,
and found one at last-a saIlow
F~renchman, who listened with obvi-
Gus reluctance to my account Of the
condition In which l had left the little
fruit seller, and at the end shook his
head decisively and refused to move.
"He is as good as dead" he observed
with cold brevity. Better call at the
house of theMisericordia; the brethren
will fetch his body
"What"!' l cried; twill you not try IL
you can save him?"
The Frenchman bowed with satirical
%suavity.
Monsieur must pardon me. my
W health would be seriously endan-
gered by touching a cholera corpse.
Allow me to wish monsieur the good
day"
And he disappeared, shutting his
door In my face. / was thoroughly
exasperated, and though the heat and
the fetid odor of the sun-baked streets
made me feel faint and sick, 1 forgot
all danger for myself as l stood in the
plague-stricken city, wondering what
l should do mex to obtain succor. A
grave kind Of voice saluted my ear.
(To be Continued.l :
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.rse en- sAsse. Fshxc~~ he wcr5t err
Thou VIII ngt taste Life I'LL rkssz hast
slipped tas~ nectar frD-n q pair ~ rose
red Eyx-zhDu shsk rsD- g1e=ss TIE rid
de Of tie srxrs TIL Ebo1 haEs -aGred
deep down Into Tie fAth0z5sss gsn-y q
n E&Me--s syex-15Dz czus- u0s kz0w
Ge4IgA- Til raGG hEst e2zsg~6 eager
arms rozzs5 q cog W28s. and hear the
bearEES O. q passionate heart aEzS1s1
tAiEse own. A truce 70 rhy rzRs-y vSa-
U10ess Be1seTs r. rAc-se EDrssEf and s2r-
rvrfEl philosophers had 10 manhood
In fAers-zh@Sr b1soS WIS xate--and
their SANDER against women were ozf
the peT1is1 6fsappsntnnazrx Those
Ebo Ezass TIE chef prize - Ese would
fam persuade Others thx. X 20 boz
worth having. What man Thou. w1ra
q ready wit q gAocirg eye. . Ezr
smile. q s-T1e form. thou witt not en-
~ tie Lists o. lores WHAT says Vol
taire Of TIE blind go6s
-Sz4 15= u SOS VOLTA tea -zi-re.
III fut-Ei es--Cz II 6oSt erra
Wbsl -F friend spoke thus / s-il-
ed.bEr answered nothing. His Erg9-
DeZ- failed 10 convi1ce ne Vet !
loved 20 hear him -zik-h&s voice was
mellow aE rLe n1ce Of o fh-uShZr6 his
s-ss had an eIsgnsoce greater than
al speech I I0ved birD-God knows,
U~Ds@llsEly. slncerely-wifa that rare
tenderness sometimes felt by school
boys for ID another; but seldom ex-
T~-rSeDeed by grown Uen- / was happy
In his society. as he. indeed. appeared
20 De tE mine We passed moss Of our
tire together. be- Ike myself. having
been berezyed Of lis parents In early
youth. and therefore left 10 shape out
bis OWE eCurse % nfe ~ suited bis par
ticuAar fancy. He chose art as q pro-
feSsSOD, and though 3 fairly successful