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Nov novsee tor nublin.

Baron Iveagh, according to the Daily
NAIL has decided TO supplement- his
ge@e9oeity to the poor Of Dublin by de-
moliahing the congested tenement dis
61ct around et. Patrick's Cathedral
and substituting modern artisan dwell
Ing, the rents Of which will be devoted
to the maintenance Of the premises. 1t
II estimated that the cost Of the under
taking will be between 100000 and
E1O0, 900.
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From war tn Peace.

Two cannon from the Civil War are
to be melted and cast into a statue
representing peace. What contrast
as great In way as the change Hos
letters Stomach Bitters win bring
about in the health Of any who use It.
1t cures constipation. dyspepsia or
weak kidneys. Try 1t.
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The sultan Of Turkey !. Nervou,,


The Sultan Is terribly alarmed over
the assassination Of King Humbert and
is increasing his usual precautions
against danger. All Italians belonging
to his private orchestra have been dis.
missed. as well as any employed about
the palace. No tourist is allowed now
to watch the Sultan going to mosque on
Fridays without card signed by his
ambassador or minister stating that he
Is known to him personally. Until re-
Gently a card from the legation was
sufhclent, and travellers were received
by the aide-de-camps and placed In q
kiosk facing the mosque, whence they
could have a splendid view of the ar
rival or departure OF the Sultan. and
while he was engaged with his devo-
tons were regaled on tea, coffee and
cigarettes. All this is at an end for the
present.
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rAs Anc,ens Fxt1b.

The Fifth United States Infantry IL
Just about to sail from San Francisco
tor service In China. The Fifth II
one OF the Oldest and best regiments
N the regular service. and II hes ono
" The best records for active service
~ the entire army. The Fifth was or
ssnised on July l6. 1898. and after sew
VA consultations with other COM
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a sosroM lMsrlrurloN.

Among the unique institutions Of Boston
% the Peabody Medical lnstitu ., No. Bal.
6uch 81. established nine Year, before the
death of the great phtlanthropist, the late
nr. George Peabody, from whom Il takes
y. name During the pest 30 yee.s y has
The medical publications Of this instituts
have millions Of readers, and are - stand.
only, u page, eatitIed AKncw Thyss,f, !" d
seet frse b mall, ssalsd, o. rscsapt Of q
csots for postage.
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Bsst ssr - Dsvels.

~ matter what ails you. headache
10 . cancer, you will never gee veil
untii your bowels are put TigAt
CAsCARETS help nature. cure you
without . gripe or pain. produce easy
natural movements. cost you Just 10
eents to start getting your health oaek.
CA0CARETS Candy Cathart1c. the
genuine. put up In metal boxes. every
tablet has G. c. G. stamped On T. p
ware Of limitations.
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and has 70 ~
mained ever since.
Colonel Richard
Comba. the con-
mander Of tho reg
iment, has been In
the eefvice longer
than any other o.
hcer now engaged
In active duty. He
entered tAe army
In 1855 and has
besn IN Il ever
since. NotWtth-
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FRI':'s's 8 :'ssB3} $R3B$ IS ;
Library 1000 y.sr. on.

Professor Herman v. Hilprscht Of
tns University of Pennsylvania has
Just added another to his many dis
covefies In the archaeology Of Baby
ION: He has dug up library Of 1900
esoiea which belonged to the great
temple Of Nippur. Not one Of these
tablets is Of date later than $3.50
=. 9. Professor Hilprecht says that
nve years will be consumed in un-
earthing the remaining treasures Of
the temple. For ten years the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania has been ex-
cavating the ruins Of ancient Babylon,
and Its collection OF those ANTIQUITIES
is the finest of Its kind in the world.
Nippur was one of the Oldest seats Of
religion and. civilization In Babylonia.
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fore Tientsin. Chi
na. whose report
was made public
By the war de-
partment Aug. II,
recommends Lieut.
A. Eugene Harding
Of the marine c0rps
for promotion foI
conspicu0us gal
lantry In action
Lieut.. Harding
was born and
aA T. 0.a-
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sNaaiag that ks v moro than q
sn eA and that be viii b retired
ssst ysas, hs V - anxious - aay Il
yoeas msa Of The Fsginent - Oet
ue eeeae q Tie eoa1iet b the os1-
- Oeee aAckney Will have charge
- nm after II laA1s u oAlna.
~ - ssea h he ssrvies ~ -
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HIS Eshausting Pose.

Henry had to go to bed after that
visiting clergyman went away"
what was the matterY'
He pr0strated himself trying to
give the clergyman the impression that
he was a pillar In our church."
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.lgss. Cheep sseurv.ere ltese, -

=! 2 ~: .:ss 4: g s rs $ % :; 4
S'a osis cS,esso, ,!oS sSa ,nsss%ealsss term polsss.
psinta Is Indian rerrssorx S = sne SEishomsc.
Final limit for return. 0ctobsr 9lst.
Full paIticulars obtained by Addressing
psitmsns. Santa fs Route. bshvsf.
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fdo not believe Piso's Cure for Consumption
Aas IN equal for coughs and colds.-JonN y
BoYnR, Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. Is. 1904
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MY son William sends me his photo
graph and says he had II taken to please
little girl" "Then he must be counting
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l.srls. slAn war vho,s.

One size smallerafter usinrAllsn's Foot.
Ease, = powder. 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating.
sching feet. ingrowing nails, corns and
bunions. All dru ,gists and shoe stores,
s5c. Trial package FREE by mail. Ad.
dress Allen g Olmsted. LIE Roy. NY,
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I'VE women, this Psychologist says. re-
member our dreams more vividly than
dear. You know you have us men to
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about grasshoppers stopping a train7'
'Of course: we've got one locust in our
trees that could drown out q sawmill."
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You're not fond of mathematical cal
culation." Yes. ] get on with my fig
ures all right downtown. but get nearly
deranged when ! have to audit my wife's
accounts"
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Fruit IL necessary article Of diet. Ii
prime essences are in Primley's California
Fruit Gum.
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nations he Will be obliged to build an ad-
dition to his house or store some of the
minor ones In the woodshed.
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CAeap Eae.sslese NV.

Ss M srnsSs 81: s.,s ~ 90 s% sss p,.1.: ne .ss
sss .s eelsss rae sS!sa sse sss az. M
= Ter IA founa trip. Tt9kfts seed for
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Hrs. WlnsloW's Soothing eyYur.
Yoe chidren tsething, softens the gums, reduce. II
1ammaetoa. alays pain. cures wind collie. 20 possie
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pS ysr az shI, ss...! ss:s: z ssS 7sss ssg
x.ss 81 Sss!psssas: sSd x les less & SSS'uss:s s vssk
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Fieklsaess ef woman.
.Asx.Os. D&nAA At> ..~~sA %

women beat the world"
whats the matter now"
when my wife wants anything
pretty to wear she hints around until
I persuade her to buy It: then after she
has worn It out she pitches into me
for encouraging her to be 20 extrava.
CANT"
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PtTS rsPmanentty Cured n onts sr nervousness afts
hrst days use Of DR.. klns's Grust Nerve RestoreI
send for FREE $500 trial pottle and treatise
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Wound and Brave.

Major Waller. tIe commander Of thu
American marines In the fighting be
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Buy Russ Bleaching Blue. the modern
bag blue. makes clothes from . to
ehades whittier than any other blue.
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DAeA package Of PUTNAM FADE
Loee DYE colors moro goods than aay
ether dys and colors then bsttse, ~.
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Soe:ss; sn;ss sey: ycs Sssss e take liS
a y, wdE ae ga '.s :av.d q 'e ~ 's On ssei ss
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what did the forecast man say?" He
said he couldn't give us any relief until
every big city IN the country had been
the heat CENTER
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II believe In taking some things for
granted" "Yes; when you lent me the
novel you said was so delightful I
noticed that the leaves were not cut"
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"A straw hat has another advantage
over gold crown studded with Jewels -
"Whata thatT" You can fan yourself
With IT," =.
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time abroad?'' "Fine! Lost our trunks
and didn't have to bother being dressed
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Afe Yeu Uslng Allen.s Foot-Easef

It IL the only cure for Swollen,
Smarting. Burning, Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease. powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. 26c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
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a Pretty Shirt Waist,
properly laundered with "Faultless Starch"
o Q constant delight. At Rrocers-lOc.
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..ir4.sr .i%4!l.srfx .v men are srs.s lady. killer. :.
81 so OK no ~ ss Ss, S;S tss s Sc!o; ao;
made . colonel after ] Hife6 H.. sot
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DR.. euNk'S 'Sn!,.EysSm'1ss !,EsS'1s PILLS

ONE OR DOSE. Cure Sick Headache and Dys
pepsA. Remove Pimples, Purify the Blood. Aid Dtges
tion. Prevent Bousness. DO not Gripe sicken. To
convince you, will eli sanp free; full box sc. Or.
000AMko CO.. Phiisdsiphia, ra. Sold by Druggists.
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A lady wants orders for psIicioue p,,rs
Hc1s.Hsds Peach Jam, 0fapo joiiy. ~.
Xrsss t2Scx TOR prices oeh oe1s 6sUtk
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" have yeur laee enrtains wh1te sllsta
ksss' Sissssins niue. sSs noSsss sasm ~ ~ ~ -
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LOST. sTRAvEO OR STOLEN.

From Eldora, Bouidcr county. Colorado,
z pair light bay horses. dark points;
shouldor; mare seven. brand O. isfi
nank. Il returned TO Ltlly's stable. Poui.
will BE- suitably rewarded. isssc outton.
gu y. Bayaud street, Denvef. Colofado.
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iSS:'f:SS f:sS s;ssssss s.ss::., -: &:
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SHEEPM EN-.

Why % fer market reports sheep and lsDhe Yuw
soeetgnmenn solicited by ENOLllH D0OTL ~ ~
.xclueive o1eep Commission Compeny y S1
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whers you Wsntf' "Yes. ina indes4: tkss
sceSsiR. 60 wss 20 bad that We 6ot rested "a
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MOQUI SNAKE DANCE.
n DRAws 4 bio CROWD.

Aaeleas Dance With Live Rattlssnakss
He'd In Their Testh-How Thsy Avoid
Being Bittsn.
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PAnxKR's HAIR BALsAx keeps the hair soft snd
plentiful and restores the color when gray.
HtHDSncoRxs. the best curs for corns. iscts.
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How do you feel on the subject of i'm
perialtsm? 81 don't think women ought
to be allowed to boss us men around the
way they do"
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THE Chinese are said to be models of
polite conduct" Yes: they would rather
Kill the missionaries than hurt their feel
try
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-28
ON VIEWS LITTLE BOOMERANG.
His story Of Brutal Assault Causes
Discharge fer Defendants ,

The afternoon session OF police
court yesterday. Ike the forenoon.
was nonopolized in threshing out the
mysteries OF Chinese neighborhood
and family rows On Yen was the
prosecuting witness In an assault and
battery charge against Har Pack Chen
and Leong Kut-
When On Yen took the stand he
resorted to every trick known TO the
histrionic art to impress the court that
he had suffered untold injuries al the
hands OF his brutal sssailants. lie
complained Of an e1cruciating pain III
his chest and even swore that he felt
pale. He believed that he stood n
imminent danger of dropping dead at
any moment and felt that no penalty
could be too severe TO impose upon
his assailants
After he told his story the doubts
raised in the mind of the court were
so malignant that the defendants were
discharged
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-28
Children, photographs.

Perhaps the most trying part of The
Photographic operators life is the
handling of children. yet Miss Haskins
with infinite skill seems to find no diff
ficulty in the matter.
II is surprising the variety of poses
the little ones are led into by her skill
full handling, all so natural and de-
lightful.
Miss Haskins has style of her
own. and her efforts are highly ap-
preciated by those who are competent
to judge.
King Bros. are to be congratulated
on having secured her services in their
new enterprise.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-28
WANTED.

FRENCH or GERMAN taught in three
months. Satisfaction guaranteed.
l.. NJ. Box $40.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-28

versation that he was watching San
Diego pretty closely. hut he did not
thsnk the time was yet ripe for having
his steamers come this way instead Of
70 San Francisco.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-28

L0ST-By accidental gate opening. !.
large bay-colored Californian mare
weight about 900 lbs: faint star on
forehead: fat condition: little puu-
pun or Irritation on face. but hearing
right hind foot little white. Finder
please notify police station and reward
viii be paid.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-28

sLOST-A bay horse with white spot
on left fore shoulder has been lost.
Horse is the property of Robert Par
ker. Jr. and IL returned to the polics
station a reward will be paid.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-28

BUNCH of Keys and Chain, on King
St. between piikoi and Nuuanu SITS.
Finder please communicate with p.
H. BurnelCe, SO King st.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

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L0ST-A safe key and a postotiice kcv
Reward for return to The Republican.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One handsome Crown ri
ano in perfect order with harp an
mand1 lin accompaniment. Has beer
used only FIVE times. Gun be had -
a reasonable price by applying at tn
Orpheum Cafe.
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LOST.

LOST-Monday evening, between Wal
kiki Annex and Melrose. King street,
a ladies' silver chainwork purse con-
tanning IS goldpiece, quarter. four
nickels and handkerchief Finder
literally rewarded by returning to
Miss Morrow, Melrose. King street.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-25

could not be certain Of catching you. FL
nally decided tn go alone. travelled on
horseback by way OF the Snake River
Canyon and arrived early one morning in
Jackson's Hole. l can tell you it was n
Ngloomy place, as barren and deserted as
some of those Arabian wadies that you
have been describing to me. The railroad
had long ago been abandoned, and the site
of the military camp could scarcely be
recognized. An immense cavity with rag
ged walls showed where DR.. Syx's mill
used to send up its plume of black smoke
"As started up the gaunt form of the
Teton, whose bee:ling precipices had been
smashed and split by the great explosion,
l was seized with a resistless impulse to
climb it. / thought should like to peer
OIL again from that pinnacle which had
once formed SO fateful watch tower for
me. Turning my horse loose to Craze in
the grassy bottom, and carrying my rope
tether along as possible aid in climbing,
l set out for the ascent. / knew l could
not get up the precipices on the eastern
side, which We were able to master with
the aid of our balloon, and so l bore
round. when l reached the steepest cliffs,
until 1 was on the southwestern side OF
the peak, where the climbing was easier.
But it took me long time, and l did
not reach the rift in the summit until
just before shutdown. Knowing that it
would be impossible for me to descend
at night, bethought me Of the enclosure
of rocks, supposed to have been made by
the Indians, on the western pinnacle. and
decided that l could pass the night there.
The perpendicular buttress. forming
the easternmost and highest point Of the
Teton's head, would have baffled me but
for the fact that I found long crack,
probably an effect of the tremendous ex-
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larly the jet-black eyes. glaring fiercely.
remained visible. And still he receded. as
though floating in the air, which was now
silyered with the evening light, until he
appeared to cross the immense atmos-
pheric gulf over Jackson's Hole and raus-
ed on tine rim of the horizon in the east
Then, suddenly, l became aware that
the full moon had risen at the very place
on the distant mountain brow where the
spectre rested and as continued to gaze.
as if entranced, tha face and figure of the
doctor seemed slowly TO frame themselves
within the lunar DISK, until at last he ap-
peared to have Quilted the air and the
earth, and to be frowning at me from the
circle of the MOON"
While Hall was pronouncing his closing
words l had begun to stare at the moon
with swiftly increasing interest, until, as
his voice stopped. l exclaimed:
"Why, there he is now! Funny 1 never
noticed it before. There's DR.. Syx's face
in the moon, as plain as day"
Yes" replied Hall. without turning
round, "and never like to look at it,
(THE END.)
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Ibid ever tell you OF my last trip 20
the Teton" he asked, as i continued to
gaze contenplatiyely at the broad lunar
disk which slowly detached itself from the
horizon and began to swim in the clear
evening sky.
No" replied, but I should like to
hear about IT,
"Or of my last sight Of DR.. Syx?'
Indeed. / did not suppose that you
ever saw him after that conference in
your mill. when he had to surrender half
OF the world to you"
"Once only saw him again." said Hall,
with peculiar intonation.
Pray go ahead and tell me the whole
story"
My friend lighted fresh cigar, tipped
his chair into a more comfortable posi-
ton. and began:
1T was about seven years ago. / had
long felt an unconquerable desire to have
another look at the Teton and the scenes
amid which SO many strange events in
my life had occurred. thought of send
ing for you to 60 with me, but knew you
were abroad much OF your time and
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Enjoying Walking Tours.

From the New Orleans Times Democrlt)
While 1 was in Germany few weeks
ago." said a New Orleans business man
who had recently returned from trip
abroad, II encountered party OF public
schoolboys on one of the walking tours
that form part of the educational system
over there. The youngsters ranged in age
from about ten to fourteen and the tour
was scheduled to last a week over care
fully prearranged route 1t struck me as
being an excellent idea and 1 was partic-
ularly impressed by what the teacher in
charge referred to as eye training. He
would point out a piece of forest, for ex-
ample, and call the boys attention to the
fact that the foliage was not uniform
green. but was really made up of an in
finite number Of tints and shades. ranging
from light yellow to deep purple. That
led the way to n little talk about the law
Of optics and color Impressions. all very
simple and informal and evidently deeply
interesting to the scholars. They listened
attentively, asking questions and making
comments to one another, and 1t was SO
much like a friendly conversation / dare
say they forgot they were being taught.
las they drew near the woods. the
teacher indicated different trees AMI told
them something about their character.
distinguishing marks and commercial
value. Chatting at little gasthouse that
evening, he gave me some details in re-
gard to the system. One of its chief OBJ
jects. he said. was to train the eye to see
things. After boy had taken tour his
powers of observation were at Last
doubled and life was proportionately
more interesting and attractive. AS
natural result the brain was stimulated
and kept alert. In going through towns
n curious game was played. The boys
would be led at rapid walk past store
window and then asked to describe the
objects 1t contained The one whose list
was longest and most accurate received
prize, generally in the shape OF chunk
OF bread and piece OF sausage. The
teacher said he found it excellent train
Ing and mentioned incidentally that the
idea was borrowed from the memoirs OF
a French conjurer, Robert Houdin. whose
father put him through the same course
to cultivate his memory. 1t was an Dad
little circumstance and showed that the
modern German is not above taking
suggestion wherever he finds it,
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plosion, extending from bottom to top OF
the rock. Driving my toes and fingers
into this rift, l managed, with a good
deal of trouble. and no little peril. to
reach the top. AS l lifted myself over the
edge and rose to my feet, imagine my
amazement at seeing DR.. Syx standing
within arms length of me.
My breath seemed pent in my lungs,
and 1 could not even utter the exclama-
tion that rose to my lips. 1t was like
meeting a ghost. Notwithstanding the
many reports OF his having been seen in
various parts of the world. 1t had always
been my conviction that he had persisted
in the explosion.
Yet there he stood in the twilight, for
the sun was hidden by the time reached
the summit, his tall form erect. and his
black eyes cleaning under the heavy
brows as he fixed them sternly upon my
face. You know / never was given to los
ing my nerve, but am afraid lost 1t on
this occasion. Again and again l strove
to speak, but 1t was impossible to move
my tongue. So powerless seemed nv
lungs that / wondered how / could con-
tinue breathing.
1.-The doctor remained silent, but his
curious smile, which, as you know, was
thing of terror to most people. overspread
his black-rimmed face and was broad
enough to reveal the CLEAN of his teeth.
/ felt that he was looking me through and
through. The sensation was as II he had
transiixed me with an ice-cold blade.
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There was a CLEAN of devilish terror in
his eyes, as though my evident suffering
was delight to him and a qualification of
his vengeance. AT length | succeeded in
overcoming the feeling which oppressed
me, end. making step forward, l shouted
in a strained voice:
"'You black satan!'
II cannot clearly explain the psyche
logical process which led me to utter
those words. had never entertained any
cnmity toward DR.. SyX, although l had
always regarded him as heartless per-
son, who had purposely led thousands to
their ruin for his selfish gain, but knew
that he could not help hating me, and
felt now that. in some inexplicable man
ner, struggle, not physical. but spiritual,
was taking place between us, and my ex-
clamation, uttered with surprising in
tensity, produced upon me, and apparently
upon him, the effect of desperate sword
thrust which attains its mark.
Immediately the Doctors form seemed
to recede. as II he had passed the verge
Of the precipice behind him. At the same
time 1t became dim, and then DINNER,
until only the dark outlines, and particu-