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Hadden laughed and passed on toward
the stream where he proposed to ba,he.
Just as he reached it, he caught sight
of Maputa riding along the footpa n,
his head-ring covered with mud, his
lips purple, and his black face liv-d
with rage.
There goes an angry man." he said
20 hims II. Now. how would it be"
and be looked upward Ike one seeking
an inspiration. 1t seemed to come;
perhaps the devil finding it open, whis-
pered i'm his ear: at any rate in few
seconds his plan was formed and he was
walking through the bush to meet Ma
pu,a.
GO in peace, Chief" he said; they
seem 30 have treated you roughly up
y3nder. Having no power to interfere l
came away. for l could not bear the
sight. 10 is indeed shameful that an
old and venerable man Of rank should
be struck into the dir. and beaten by
q soldier drunk with beer
shameful. White Man" gasped
NaDuta. your words are true indeed.
But wait awhile, /. Maputa, will roll
that stone over will throw that bull
upon its back. When next the harvest
ripens. this promise, that neither Ma
hCon nor Cmgona. nor any Of his kraal
shall De left to gather it,
And how viii YOU manage that, Ma
pu,a?'
Il do not know but I will find a way,
Oh, l tell YOU a way shall be found.
Fadden patted the pony's neck med
itatively. then leaning forward. he look
ed the chief i'm the eyes and said:
What will You give me. Maputa. If
I show YOU thar way. sure and certain
one. whereby YOU may he avenged to
the death upon Nahoon whose violence
I also have seen. and upon Umgona
whose witchcrafJ brought sore sick
n ss upon me?'
What reward do Won seek, White
MANI" asked Naputa eagerly.
"A little thing Chief O thing Of no &C
count. only the girl Nanea, 10 whom as
it chances I have taken fancy"
II wanted her for myself White Man,
bur he who sits az Ulundi has laid his
hand upon her"
That IS nothing. Chief, 7 can ar
range With him who sits at Ulundi'
Il is with You who are great here that
I wish 20 come 20 terms. Listen: II
you grant my desire. not only will
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CTo Be Continued.1
WESTON.

Weston, w. Va, January 1S.-Word
reached here Thursday of the serious
illness of Rachel Barrett, a former res
ident of this town, at Columbus, o.
Postmaster J. II. Edwards and wife
were at home to their many friends.
Thursday evening.
Addison Mcdonald, an eX-Sheriff Of
Lewis county, died at his home on Polk
Creek, of apopleXy, Tuesday, and was
buried Thursday at the Maldeck burial
grounds.
Samuel Hinke left Thursday for
Philadelphia on business.
Hon. John Camden, II. G.. Bowles
and Sprigg Camden, were here nearly
all the past week, attending a meeting
of the National Exchange Bank Board
Miss Davis, daughter of Hon. T. NJ.
Davis. of Grafton, is visiting the home
of Mr. VIM. l.. Huntington.
Auditor Buckley, Of the w. Va. e p.
R. R.; T. n. Barnes II. w. Lighthouse,
H. A. Rubrook and r. Add Hall, editor
Independent, went to Wheeling, We'd
nesday to take a junior order degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bennett are Wis
iting Mrs. Benefits former home on
the Island in Wheeling
Jacob Koblegard was in Clarksburg
Friday.
Mrs. John Shaver is visiting the
Misses Cobbs, at Buckhannon.
r. A. Edwards left Wednesday to re-
sumo his studies at Villanora, Pa.
Henry Brannon, Jr., was in Buck
Miss Till Thompson, of Charleston,
was appointed permanent stenOgra-
pher at the Hospital last week.
The ice on the river has afforded
much pleasure for the young folks the
past week. Hockey was the fayorite
game.
Ed. Tunstill made his first appear
ance out Thursday, after long and Sc
rious illness.
r. S. Waterman and Porter Ar
mold went to Parkersburg, Thursday,
on business.
NJ. ]. Donahue. Of the asylum force,
and Miss Rose Dyer, surprised their
many friends by their marriage Sun
day night, by Rev. Father Mcbride.
The marriage in the near future of
prominent Clarksburg business man
and politician, to one of Weston's fair
daughters is talked Of
Rev. J. w. Harkens, assisted by
Revs White, Burkhard and Helmack,
is holding a union revival meeting at
the NJ e. church. Rev Sam Small is
expected to assist him next week.
Beef Inspector Gray, at the Hospital,
resigned his position Thursday. The
place is temporarily filed by Tom Null
vaney.
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plan to travel by night, reaching the
broken country near the Crocodile Drift
on the following morning. Here they
proposed to lie hid that day and this Ugh
the night hen having first collected the
cattle which preceded them, to cross
the river at the break of dawn and es-
cape into Natal. At least this was the
plan OF his companions, but as we
know, MADDEN had another programme,
wherein after one las, appearance TWO
Of the party would play no part.
Curiously enough the sight touched
Haddel, and once or twice he was sha-
ken with Temorse at the thought Of his
share in this tragedy that he cast about
IN his mind, seeking means to unrayel
the web of death which ne himself had
woven. But ever tina. evil voice was
whispering at his ear. Il reminded him
that he, the white !nkoos, had been re-
fused by this dusky beauty, and that f
ne found means TO save him, within
some few hours she would be the wife
of the savage gentleman at her side, the
man who had named him Black Heart
and who despised him. the man whom
AlG Add liCA4C " III vi U-l, dlu " ~ lAlAl-t
dia;ely repaid MS treachery at the risk
of his own life by rescuing him from the
jaws of the leopard. Moreover, /, was
the law Of Hadden's existence never to
deny himself anything ne desired if it
lay within his power to take it-a lew
which had led him always deeper into
SIN. In other respects. indeed, it had
not carried him far, for in the past he
had desired much and he had won Il
tie; but this particular flower was to his
hand, and he would pluck t. If Ma
hOon stood between him and the flower
so much the worse for Nahocn, and if It
should wither in his grasp. so much the
worse fer the fiowat; i. could always be
thrown away. Thus it came abou. that
not for the first time IN his life Philip
Hadden discarded the somewhat spas
modic prickings Of his conscience and
listened to that evil whispering at his
ear.
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payment of so much money. Upon earn ,
cigarette is stamped the family crest or /
the initial of the smoker. as dudes have
their monographs upon their cigarette
wrappers. So far he has been alum.
dainty rewarded with orders
In a ladies' cafe of New York shere -
Il small room curtained of from tn
main reception room. Its curtains ,a-s,
loosely. and from twist and l,lds comes
a gentle, subtle odor. One snieing Il
wonders what it is, then draws nesre.
for a longer smell. Il is the tea emol--
ing department, and is curtained off for
fear some one visiting the reception
room should think The smokers were
smoking tobacco, instead Of the harm.
less pinch Of tea.
There is a dinner hostess in New
York whose only form Of entertainment
is the many course feast. For wears
she has been giving dinners. and for
years she has battied wiah the problem
Of the dinner gher. what 10 do for the
hour after the feGs,. whom the men per-
sist in lingering in the smoking room.
leaving the ladies' alone, dreary and dull.
in the drawing rO9a.
FOR STATE DINNERS.
But she las solved T.. A. ner last
\dinner she triumphantly led the way
No tAe smoking room. The next couple,
iA the secret, followed her Two by two
alAGled INTO the smoking apartments
rcAm filled with palms and mystic
thfn&s, interesting, but never before
vleweN blythe women guests.
Them entered the servants. Pipes.
cigars. Gigarettes. etc, were passed TO
the menA and TO the women the dearest
little cigSrettes that ever were seen.
They weraNust thre lch-s long and as
biz around \as q small pencil-enough
for a puff and her thrown away! 1t
made the din lsliciously sociable;
and so admir- is he roof arrange
ment in. this Mop, ming in a point
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GRAFTON.

Grafton, Viva, January 1S.-Hon. c..
F. Teter is in our city looking after his
chances for judicial honOrs
Judge HoSe has finished court here
and has gone TO Randolph county to be-
gin that session.
In the case of the First National
Bank vs.. VIM. r. Loar e Co. a verdict
for the plaintiff was rendered. This
decision gives the Bank pee the i'm
mediate possession of the property
and insures the constitution OF the new
bank in the near future.
John B. Mccoy is visiting relatives
in the eastern cities.
Misses Irene and Blanche Sheats
have gone to Buckhannon to attend the
seminary at that place.
Miss Annie Cook has returned from
Parkersburg. where she has been visit
ing for the past two weeks.
Hon. w. B. Corden, of Barbour
county. was here during the week.
Miss Kate Koelz gave very de-
lightful leap year party at her home
on Washington street, on Wednesday.
in honor Of her charming visitor, Miss
Lula Bowden. OF Cumberland.
Mrs Dave Kunst has i urned from
a visit to Wheeling
Mrs. VIM. Hickey was visiting at
Fairmont during the week.
George Jolliffe was at Fairmont
during the week.
Miss Prudence Hinkle, who has been
in New York City studying music, has
returned to our city and opened up a
general store, with z. L. Rector as
manager.
John y. Tregellas was elected presi-
dent of the Grafton Board of Trade at
its annual meeting.
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Warden of the Border, to the great
Black Elephant" at Ulundi.
CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER V.
Fortune showed herself strangely
favorable to the plans of NahOon and
Nanea. One of the perpleXit!es to the
Zulu Captain was as to how he should
lull the suspicious and evade the vigil
lance Of his own companions, who, to-
gether with himself, had been detailed
by the King 10 assis; Hadden IN his
hunting and to guard against his escape.
As It CHANGED, however, on the day after
the incident of the visit of Maputa. a
messenger arrived from no less a person
than the great military induna. living
wayO ka Maral0. who afterward ccm-
manded the Zulu army at Isandlwana,
ordering these men to return 10 their
regiment the Umcityu corps. which was
to be placed upon full war footing. Ac-
COrd!ngly Nahoon sent them, saying
that he himself would follow with
Black Hear, n the course of a few days.
as at present the white man was not
sufficiently recovered from his hurts to
allow of his travelling fast and far. So
the soldiers went doubling nothing.
Then Umgona gave it out that IN oHa
d:ence to he command Of the King.
be delivered over in the Sigophla and
also those fifteen head of cattle that had
he was about to start for Ulundi, TAX
ing with him his daughter Nanea to
be delivered over into the SigOphla and
also those fifteen head Of cattle that had
been lobola'd by Nahoon. in cOnsidera-
ZION Of his forthcoming marriage.
whereof he had been fined by Getty
wayO. Under pretence that they requir-
ed a change Of veld;, the rest of his
cattle he sent away n charge Of a
Basuto herd who knew nothing OF their
plans. telling him to keep them by the
Crockodile Drift. as there the grass was
good and sweet.
All preparations being completed on
the third day the party started. head
ing straight for Ulund:. After they
had travelled some miles. however.
they left the road. and turning sharp
20 The RICH; passed unobserved Of any
through a great stretch of uninhaS!ted
bush. Their path now lay nc. far from
the Pool Of Doom, which, indeed. was
close 10 Umgon"s kraal and the forest
that was called Home Of the Dead. but
out Of sight Of these. L was her
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af.ernOOn toward shutdown Had5an took
his seat under q tree, having frs- seen
Naue3 SO down 10 % LITTLE stream, as
was her custom. A quarter of an hour
later she reaQ0e3red, carrying a large
gluri upon her head. She wore no gar
mel- now eNcep, her mocha, for she
had bu- enc mantle and was afraid lest
wafer should splash &c. He watched
her advancing along ,le path her hands
resting on her hips, her p.=uiid naked
figure outlined aglins the ives ar.ng
sun, and wondered what excuse he could
make to- talk With her. AS it. CHANGED,
fortune favored aim. for when she was
near aim snake glided across the
path In i-3n OF the girls feet, causing
her To- spring backward i'm alarm and
Cyerse- the g3url Of water He came
forward and picked e no.
"Wait here, he said laughing, 4
viii bring Sc Jo YOU fun
Nay, Inko0s," she demonstrated,
chat is @ womaus work"
Among my people. he said, the
men love To- work Tor the women and
he started for the spring, leaving her
wondering
Before he reached her again he re-
GREETED his galiauUy. for il was ueces-
sary To- carry the fun gOurd upon his
shoulder and The contents splitting over
the edge soaked him TO the skin. or
this. however. he said nothing TO Nanea.
There is your water Nanea, shall 1
carry to for you 10 the kraal?'
Nay. mk0os. L thank Won, but give
it 20 me. You are weary with the weight
of it"
stay awhile and I viii accompany
YOU All, Nanea. [ am sJill weak, and
had it not been for you Aink 1 should
be dead "
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and when they were gone, he followed
With q rr3v Of cigarettes. One HORNED
Glance and the ladies arose to go. But
fba Countess laughed merrily. wait
s5id She "vou do not know. You thlnk
thev are tobacco cigarettes, so hor:lDie'
Won shall taste, They are tea.
NEW WAY FOR TEA.
Anu tea cigarettes they were There
wore 100 of them. laid carefully SIDE by
siIo in a white satin case. Upon each
o,.rorette was the crest Of the Countess,
and not a cigarette measured mucn
larger than a parlOr match.
No one +objected to tea in any form,
50 the cigarettes were lighted ana
nnffed. The subtle odor filled the
rom the tonic from the tea raised the
sniriis of the smokers. and nerve IN
tbe lea made their eyes shine. inns
w,s smoking with the tobacco left out,
and il was delicious.
There are tea smoking rooms now IN
many of the wOmen's clubs oil New
Vorl- The cigarettes are purchasaDle
+bere and there are comfortable chairs
For IouDg,1g. Cups Of tea can also be
ordered hut il is found that the tea CT
oarette is free from the Objectionable
qualities of the cup of tea. 1t does not
overhead. il does not take away one
annette. and il does not tatten as iluld
is apt TO do. -....
The way to manage a tea cigarette IS
10 Obtain a quantity of ordinary rice
cigarette paper. getting the simplest
and most inexpensive kind made.
10 not have any decoration upon the
naDer as this costs money and takes
away from the goodness of the paper.
cot some very fine, best quality tea
loovee black lis best. and roll in the
ra,er making very slender roll. Pull
yerize the leaves before rolling. and rub
the cigarette i'm the fingers afterwards,
as men do tobacco ones.
The ten cigarette fad has taken quite
hold on New York fashionable So
cfo+v outside Of actresses, VINO are most
~ 3rcus.0mei TO the real weed, and
would NOT take kindly 10 the tea.
Brides Of the autumn. who are bring
inc ND their husbands upon the i'm
nroved plan. warranted ever TO charm,
are indulging in the tea cigarette in the
drawing room after dinner.
A NAN CHARMER.
Those Young marons declare that the
tea cigarette is warranted TO keep a
man - The eva' Glazed mood, even the
most tickle ~f husbands The pleasure
OF putting his Havana in the evening
with a wife opposite him, with her
own cigarette, a cigarette that neither
unseyes her nor makes her breath to-
bacco-y. is the mos eternally enuanc-
ing thing ever discovered.
There is a cigar maker in New York
who IS going into the tea cigarette heart
and soul, Says lie:
women have alE 1ys wanted TO
smoke. but they couldn't bear to do il be-
cause there are 50 many men who do not
anrrove. nay violently disapprOve It
lowers a woman. IL makes q vice
douhiv vicious etc. have been their re-
marks ON ne subject But with the tea
r.g7re-te -here is no such argument,
and I am "a erinE 10 what viii, / know,
r.. r. great rage here.
This entarprsing dealer has gone to
the experee OF sending around 10 the
Most trslicnaDle women Ct the country
s,tir-lined boxes Of those lit;le paper
cigarettes with the no-ice that they can.
mon trial. order a5 many MoI- uDon
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nAD MRS lax SAT OPPOSITE H I'M PUFFING TEA CGA

ed dome 80 feet high-that ID smoke
filed the room 10 trouble Che ID 50 sem
sitive of the fair guests.
Little gifts Of these cigar es arc
made 10 ladies as Dne would 81 a box
of bonbons. The box is kid, 4 tlned,
the cigarettes lie in It, snow-lD in their
neat wrappers, around the us Of each
is a strip of gold paper " protect the
fingers, and on the lEDh is a simple
decoration, a letter Maybe. On top IS
a pretty motto:
My lightest puff you will take!
A day dream If you sleep or wake.
The delicacy of the wording robs the
box of its shock, to her even who has
never before beheld a tea cigarette. ana
when she tastes she IS converted 10 the
idea.
At afternoon teas the tea cigarette IS
passed around literally; and here men
themselves smoke them. Men are not
great tea drinkers. They take a cup OF
tea for the sugar, or because they've got
to. but they don't like il. When they
find that the tea cigarette, fragrant ana
smoking, takes the place Of a cup OF
tea, in the heart of the hostess they ara
charmed. Afternoon teas bid certain ~
be more popular with men ,than they
were. l.
There IS a woman in Now York
home af5er dinner IS tho most q.
full place in the world. She has
served in the drawing room, an
it there is the .squeur AMI the ci
All three are Da,roniZed- a..9t
none to the eEtcnr~ hey wcd'i D.
taken tandeWin dining smoking -
drawing rooms. 10 Is like serving ~.
last course altogether in ano,l ioJ"'
the best room in the house
A LEISURE MOMENT
4 friend of This Young woman drop
ped in one evening a. 9 o'clock ID MAXI
his first call after the ddins.
Intentionally ! was In % 'ae iA-
course Of the dinner" said h. j. was
being served in the back plrl9r. 10 E,
big easy chair sat Jack. the picture OF
ease, smoking Ike a house 1iire |l.I
coffee cup pushed away from MN an an
having. apparently the mos, s'elA9
time Of hl5 life. OPPOSITE nim n. w
wife, young Mrs Jack. ll ler HNs
she held a cigarette didn't kn'" 81
the time That Fl was tea, Ana her ''.-
vet robe was turn I'D q l.-e'
ing the loveliest lining upon N-.''
tea ashes fell.
Il nearly fell myself from sl'prls-'
for I know them 70 be conYea''oh3.H-y
itseY But Mrs Jacks eX2. --
and a sample OF her own ~ .el p'-
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"T'm taking lessons on a1e violin
from Prot. Scrape.'
rs he a good master?'
81 should say SO; las, nizat / heard
him NAV four tunes on one string.
"Rea1lr? Well. you ought 10 be able
10 Dlav one tune on four strings. -
Chicago Record.
Ar,s1 Small,alk-No, 7 shan't 20 10
the opera again very soon. SOMEHOW
the Metropolitan ISM built Tor hearing.
Mr. ToD.nge Really. you amaze
me- T thought IS acoustic properties
Miss SmsIlta,k-Wel all know IS,
we could hardly hear one another in cur
own box. and I had to strain my ears
the whole evening 10 hear what the
nec2,e in The NIX, box were s2ying.-
Puck
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eft was Nah00n who saved you, not /,
nk0Os.
"Naho0n saved my body but You,
Nauea. You alone can save nay heart
~You talk darkly Iukoos.
"Then I must make my reasoning
clear, Nanea. / love You.
She opened her brown eyes wide.
You, white lord love me- LuIu
girl? How can that oe:'
"I DO not know Nanea. but lt is so,
and were YOU not blind YOU would have
seen it, I love YOU and l wish TO take
You To- wife.
Nay. Inkoos. it is impossible. am
already betr0rhed.
"Ay." he answered. 'betrothed TO the
King
NO. betrorhed 20 Nahoon.
"BuC tits the King who VIII take You
within q week. IS i- not SOP And
would You not rather that should take
you than the King?
"It seems t0 De so. InkOOs, and l
would rather so with YOU than TO the
King. but most of am desire to marry
Nahoon. To may Doe that I shall not
be able Co marry him, but If that IS so,
at least viii never become one of the
Kings women.
"How Will you prevent lt. Naneat
There are waters In wn.c1 a mad
may own ana tras upon when she
can hang. She answered with quick
setting of the mouth.
THAT Were q pity Nanea. You are tc0
fair 90 die.
Fair or foul yet I die, InkOOs.
NO. no; come with me- viii find q
way-and DE my wife. and ne put his
arm about her waist and strOye TO
draw her 10 him.
Without any violence of movement
and with the mos, u rfeCt dignity, the
girl disengaged herself from his en-
brace.
You have hOn0red me and l thank
YOU InkoOs. she said quietly. but
YOU do not understand. ] am the wife
of Nahoon. therefore I cannot look ON
any other man while Nahoon lives. Il,
is not our custom, InkO0s. for we are
not as the white women. but ignorant
and simple, and when we vow ourselves
90 man. We abide by that VOW till
death"
Indeed " said Hadden: "and so now
YOU so Co ten N31cc1 that / have of
fered % make YOU my wife
NO. nk00s. why should 7 tell Ma
boon Your sccrets3 I have said nay
to- YOU. not "yea" therefore ne has no
right To- know " and she stopped 20 lift
the g0urd of water.
TFrTTau considered rho situation r9-
pidly. for his reDulse only made him
the more der mined to- succeed. OF a
sudden under the emergency he con-
ceived scheme or rather the rough
outline of 10. TO was not mic scheme.
and some men might have shrunk from
10. but as he had no intention of suffer
ing himself 90 be defeated by q Zulu
S'r. a' decided. WIN regret IL is tru p
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You VIII never marry lih, lot l0e king
.,' ' , . ' ,,., ,' 49,, WE, ,. .. XIV ',l
you 20 some o,L.. . nuns e.,leI YOU VIII
oeColD one D- - ~ "e Tree
OF ''in' Us ~" S.'' '' w III 0,e' NO"
near me- TOT ls l9'e you
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5NlHER5E ENY|)DE
Fashionable Men and Women Lenedar
It From a French CONT s..

Best Known Stimulant Men Puff
Them at Afternoon Tea and Think
Them an Improvement on Fluid
Bohea Ronogrammed for Fair
Fingers-Doctors Give Them for
Tonic, and Women Like Them for
the "Wake-Up" After Dinner.
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New York, September 1S.-New York
has plunged from city that the FEM
nine portion of which either 30 not
smoke q. all or was ashamed CT the lit
tie smoking which il did, 70 one whose
women puff the weed from morning.
until night. X
But there are weeds and weeds and
buffers and buffers. and about them
You must know before you give an
opinion upon women's smoking.
The trick is . French one-this new
smoking trick. 1t came to New York
via beautiful French Countess. VINO
has taken apartments in a very hand
some hotel in New York City. The
Countess had good letters of introduce
ton and sent around her cards literally.
Monday was her reception day-that
day when French women rush out after
the ennui Of Sunday-and her parlors
were soon filled. A little lad carried
around the trays of the tea and cakes
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De Wits Little Early Risers TOR bilious
ness, Indigestion, constipation. Asmal
pill. prompt cure.
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HoMEsEEKERs EXCURSION.

On MY 9Th, 1896. the NORTHERN
PACIFIC will sell from ST. Paul, Minmea-
apolis, Duluth, Superior and Ashland,
round trip Homeseekers Excur-
sion tickets at rate of one lowest first
class fare, plus $500, for a round trip,
to main and branch line points from
Wadena, Mimi, west to and including
Minor Pembina, Leeds, Jamestown.
Cakes and EdGeley' N. D.
Tickets will be good fifteen days from
date of sale; Continuous passage up to
Wadena. At Wadena and points west
stopoyer will be allowed within the go
ing limit Tickets will be executed for
return passage only on May 8th, II, l5,
10Th, oath, and goth, 1896, and are
good for continuous passage only.