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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23
n Good Recommendation.

II have noticed that the sale on Cham.
berlsin's Stomach and Liver Table. 4.
almost invariably 10 those who have once
used them" Gays Mr. J. n. Weber, o
prominent druggist Of Cascade. Iowa.
what better recommendation could any
medicine have than for people TO call for
II when again In need oi such q remedy Z
Try them when you feel dull after eating,
when you have a bad ta,le In your mouth
feel bilious, have no appetite or when
troubled with constipation, and you are
certain 10 be delighted with the promp
relief which they afford. For sale by B
a. Smith, OineyvIlle; Gilbert x. Parker,
Olneyville; W. Dunning & Bros, $50
Mnn,on avenue; w. r. Relner, Center.
dale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

IL The value H. a. Tisdsle. Summerion,
5. C., places on DeWiips witch Hazel
sslve. lie ssy' Il had the piles tor 20
year'. tried many doctors and nedi.
cins', but all failed eHcep, Dewiirs Witch
Hazel Salve. n cured me-" I, IL com.
binstlon Of the healing proper,Ie. Of witch
Hazel With sntlssptlcs and emolllsnis /;
relieves and permanently eures blind.
bleeding iiehing and pro,ruoing piles.
sores, cuts. brui'e., eczema, s,it fheum
and ell .kin diseases. Potter A Blsn.
chsd. No. Sci,uats NJ. Rslner, Cen
ierdsle I. X. Parker iOlnsyyIlIe.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23
Remarkable Cure OF Group.

a LITTLE RoY's LIFE SAVED.
have tew words TO say regarding
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy. II saved
my little boys life and feel that I can
not praise II enough. bought bottle OF
II from A. +. Steero OF Goodwin, S. ID.
and when ! got home with Il the poor
baby could hardly breathe. gave the
medicine ss directed every ten minutes
until he "threw up" and then ! thought
sure he was going to choke to death.
We had TO pull the phlcgm out OF his
mouth In gres, long strings. ! am posi-.
tive that II had not got that bottle OF
cough medicine, my boy would not be on
earth today Joel Demont, Inwood,
Iowa. For sale by B A. Smith. Olney.
vlllei Gilbert r. Parker, Olneyvllle |,
". Dunning& Bros" 3SS Man,on avenue
N. +. Reiner, Centsrdslo.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

Providence is soon TO have another big
market The Hoyle Building, at the
junction OF Westmin,ter and Cran,ton
streets will be the scene OF the new en-.
,erprise. /, will open In very few day,
under the name OF the "Hoyle Public
Market" The new store IL being fitted
up With much taste and expense &, not
being spared to make 1t attractive. II IL
said to be owned By Msuachu,eu,
corporation.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

The following officers Of Pfi'cills
Rebeksh Lodge were installed on Mon.
day evening Noble Grand, Caroline l.
Smith; Vice Grand, Elizabeth webley
Recording Secretary, Cora 4. Williams /;
Financial Secretary. Mabel G.. Dakin /;
Treasurer. Alice w. Wood Warden,
Florence Glll Conductor, Mary Williams
inside Guard, Alice w. Lewis; Outside
Guard, John w. Lewis; Chaplain, Eliza.
beth Hughes; Supporter 10 Noble Grand
Susan &. Potter and Elesnora J. Gil;
Supporters 10 Vice Grsnd, Mary and
Belle Atkins; Finance Committee Hat
tie Jacobs and Sadie Mill,i Social Com.
mIt,ee, Alice W Lewis. Elizabeth Web
ley. Susan &. Potter. Mabel Dakln,
Emily Wilford, Marie Dakin, Augusta
Crowther, Mrs. Hughes and Caroline l.
Smith Committee on the Good Of the
Order. Belinda Knapp, Matte e. Damn
and EleAnora J. GIL.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

The OlneyvIlle Temperance Cadets
elected the following ofie,r, on Sunday
President. Hugh p. Roul.yi vIee-prssi.
dent. George Cos,elloi recording .s,f.
tsry, Harry Ch,pmsni treasurer. lame,
n. O'Roursei financial secretary, John
B. Murray corresponding secretary.
James L. Goodwin librarian. Harry
Chapman s"i',an, librarian. Patrick
H,nleyi .rgesni.atrms. JAIME, L.
Goodwin. Committees were formed 9th
chairman 80 follows: Debating commit.
tee. Josfph Rabbits sppsr,,u, commit
tee, Joseph Reilsyi hall committee,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

The firm of Nicholson, Thsekrsy s.
Co have just opened a new store at Cen.
trail Falls. The company now operates
five stores, two at Pawtuckei, one at
OIneyville. one a, Lonsdale and one at
Central Falls.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

O,car A. Tourtellote celebrated his
forty birthday on Monday even.
Quite sparty was present and assisted In
making the Anniversary pleasant one.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

Preparations are being made for quite
extensive alterations and improvements
at the Olneyvile car barn. The turn
table In the centre OF the building will Se
taken out and system of switches u,ed
instead. The turn table csnaot be used
for the big vestibules and they are going
into disuse In all the barns belonging to
the Rhode Island Co. The wash room
with the concrete floor, II is understood.
will al'o be removed. These changes viii
be made az soon as the frost Is out OF The
ground.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

When In need Of job printing OF any
description. remember that the TINES
hs we'll equipped job department, and
!. prepared 10 execute work neatly and
promptly. Get our prices before order.
ing elsewhere.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

John I. Kenyon returned home Satur.
d'y from his South County fishing trip
with a very satisfied look on his face
Mr.. Kenyon usually has luck and when
he does not, ne won't let It worry him.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

Walter Brownell. Jr., and Miss Ethe
Brownell have gone South ona pleasure
trip.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

At the Broadway Baptis, Church, Sun.
day, January IS, the Sunday School will
meet at 10 aga. IN. The pastor, Rev. J.
V. Osterhout, will preach at I2:t5 and
7ISp. m.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

Rev. ]. A. Hsiner OF the Pearl Stree,
Baptist Church, spoke at the Broadway
Baptist Church on Monday evening
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

Manufacturers Lodge, /. o o. F.. held
a we'll attended meeting on Tuesday even.
ing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

The German Dramatic Society held a
concert In their hall. on Elswsld street,
on Sunday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

Edward Wise, OF the firm OF Wise
Brothers. IL spending a short vacation In
the Bermudas.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

Alfred Underwood. the Delaine Stree,
upbolster.r, Is serving on the Jury.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.

John F. Harlow has taken a ,tore I'm
Pixies Block.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

The Fowler Wheelmen have n social ir
Cadets Hall, this evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

DIR. c. G. Cameron has removed hi
Office to Twiichell's Block, on westmin
ster street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

Miss Nellie Wood delivered an address
on "Deaconess' Work" at the Tabernacle
Church, on Sunday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

FLAG Day Will be observed in the public
schools OF Rhode Island on February II
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

The Herman Sisters gave a concert aud
social in German Hall, on Eiswald street
on Monday evening. Piano solos were
rendered by Mis-, Lena laypold and sew
eral vocal selections by Miss Hattie Hay.
pold. The event Of the evening was Il e
County Cousins Visit" The charsc.
ters were admirably sustained by Mise
Ida Haypold, Mrs. Charles Ro", Miss
Hattie Marks, Miss Lizzie Beohme and
Miss Hattie Pohle The entertainment
was followed by dancing
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

George Costello; auditing committee
Arthur Lavery.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

The crowned heads OF every nation,
The rich men, poor men and misers
All join In paying tribute 90
DeWitts Little Eaily Risers
II williams san Antonio, Tex write,
Little Early Riser Pills are the best |
ever used In my family. unhesitatingly
recommend them TO everybody. They
cure Constipation, Billiousnes. Sick
Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaundice. mals
ria and all other liver troubles. Pot.
ter X Blanchard, No Sei,uAte n. +. Rein.
CT, Centredale; +. r. Parker. Olneyville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25
TWO MILES A IMMUNE TRAINS

speed Of zossen experimental rail-
ccri hroakinn The ens.
public believing that the highest
attained
More than % years driven =, over 100
hour built by Capt J. " Mess
a
Ten sar. ESQ a, the rate has miles
Two years aso Florida ave nes In
two nas hour tSo miles
rh last two records ny regular trains
ordinary railways considerably better than tho record
made IN Germany experiments In speed
dcuit trains At the rate Of i miles
an our or
Experts would be able 10 keep up the H'a"
n,no,t a n,rvs, breakdown rhat however be
considered Impossible Tor ees'''s
q a speed q IS uilcs an hour
Ff years hour Vas deemed TO be ao'a''
,.ta,anl, neither mechanism thought % be equal
o IKE such speed
p Al ths regular schue under no heavier
strain than drove IL at miles an hour
Ts notalns mind moas itself 20 All
conditions ID hsher mss'sra and snlthhE That
uaehanlsn can be made 70 torry dsmay e.
There tbs speed q railway Trains Is limited
10 any conditions
e.rs NO reason regularly BE- driven the
rate eft milk a minute or hstvf
grade crossings With moth
ing reduced % minimum may be
found miles minute with less mental
ham : caused by half that speed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25

The sea's 90 be held while the. shell
lasts and perhaps afterwards. but N
there are fuon down biswo hof n
there are men down below. why,
then it'H another matter"
lie leaned back upon the sofa and
appeared TO think OF IL Presently
he said
captain. a man docnn'tphoot with
his foot, does heT"
And then. not waiting for rne 10
answer. he went on
Why. no. he shoots with his
hand Just you plant me in the
passage and give me gun. ri
keep the door for you-by Jove. I
Will
Now. saw that this promise
frightened Mas Ruth more than she
would say. for "a WAS the first time
that 10 occurred 90 her that men
might come out OF the pit But she
was just the one 10 turn Il with
laugh. and crying. What folly
what follyl" she called out at the
Same time for little Rosamunda and
began TO think OF that which I had
clean forgotten.
Jasper" says sha. You will nsver
make n general never, never Why.
you starvs your crew and think
nothing OF IT, oh. we shall feed
Mr. Biigh and then Il viii be- easy"
I made no objection to this. for II
was evident that she wished TO con-
ceai her fears from us. bat I knew
that the doctor was wise. and before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25

labor n Miss Ruth had tidinga or
the great good fortune the night
had sent TO ua. she would neither
stay our hands with questions nor
walt FOR idle answers For mo.
ment ! saw her, a figure 10 haunt a
man. looking out from the door OF
her own reom. but long hour
passed before ! changed word with
her or knew II that which we had
done would win her consent. Now.
indeed. was Ruth Bslleudcn a. the
parting ~ the ways. and OF ali Ia
C2ufnN'a house her lot munf have
been the hardest 90 bear ahs had
bletted out the page OF her old NE
that night and u never would be ~
written, None the less, woman =
! courage could show me a bright face
and all that kifitHh KentlcneAa which
was her trunst charm. Never once
would she speak of her own trouble.
but always tightly OF ours ~ that
We three little Ruth. Dr. Gray aud
Jasper nagH might have been
friends met upon any common adj
venture, aud not nc the crisis 81 that
! desperate endeavur And 80 I think
! V Will hefall In all the prflious days
that what Is written In the story
books about loud ordinations and
pale faces and all the rest % Il is the
property Of the story teller, and that
Tn plain truth YOU find none Of
these things. but Just silent artors
and simple talk. and no more noise
Of the difficulty than the common
day VIII bring THIS. at least, Is
INV memory ~ that never tn.be-
forgotten night Tomorrow might
give us life or deAth "a grave be-
meath thr seas or mantsrahip 81 that
house ~ mystery though 81 this no
wutd passed between Us but briefly
we gave each other the news and
asked u In return.
Captain" says the doctor. he be-
ing the first 70 speak. they tell 1e
you've struck "A gun store"
! told him thar IL was true ana
making liHht Of lt-asfof I did not
wish Misc Ruth 20 be UPSET I
named another thing
Yes" aaid I. "pe shall defend
our lives " there's need. aud give
GOOD account. I hope Fpr thr rest.
veil take Il 40 we find a. am
trusting that crsrnY will listen toI
common sense and not Risk blood
shed n he dorn the blame be on
his own head for l shall A. thy best
30 make n easy for hiu.~
will. Jasper says little Ruth. clos
ina her hand upon mine. rws ear anI
no more than our duty. bach ~ un
Mine a. very hard. het I shalt not
turn from it-oexers
That I'm sure fau w0n't Miss
Ruth was my answer ~ ever
duty Justified man or woman Il JUS
titles you ami I this night What
We are doinK IL done az much fof
the sake 81 auf fellow mon as for
ourselves We worh FOE q euod end
10 let the world know what Kvn's
island hAfborn and % keep cur fell
iow men from such a place. Ny
business IL go hold this house
against the devils who are piiiaHfng
the ship ynhdar Tha sea gale Il
can take care ~. Miss Ruth IT'S
what's b~loN IN the pit that fear.
Two daarH 60 this house. cap
tain says tie doctor. after a iiftia
while, "and one 90 them shut 40
much understand Are you sure
that the cavern below 10 empty. orl
10 you attn eoant men IN IL
TITS Just neither way" said T.
"and that's the worst Of n. doctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25
BROWN DENTAL COMPANY,
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MaeDouosil a Southveiek's.
Hours-sS0 "a. m. TO D. m. sun
days, TN !.
Eastern College Of Painless
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Second and Pike. Masonic Templs
Building.

This Is not a college for students
none are employed or admitted. Our
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experience. who come here to perfect
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The college fees Of skilled dentists. who
come here to learn our system. enables
us to give the most perfect work TO- a
very mVderate price This Is tho only
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secret method known and ueed by US
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locate In our vicinity 20 proht BY our
reputation. Our prices are the lowest
consistent With tlrst-class work.
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mine 10 help him when tbs gis
comes ur II Kiya them fair ehalz
iHuEu bofare the Valioya fired After
that MS up and al them. for Miss
Huth'H sake You viii not forget.
Peter that II wu can hold this place
until help comes. belize we'll carry
Miss Ruth to Europe and shut down
this dovil'H den forever NJ THAT'S not
work 60 put heart into d man. I don't
know what n. AYu. my lads, said
to thsm all. tell yourselves that you
are here and acting Tor tho sake Of
one who did you mHny "a kindness Ia
the old tima, ana mind you shoot
straight" says l. and don't 70
cmrrion waiting fur &c."
They answered. AYE. aVof" and
Dolly ienping up to ths.E began
to give his orders Just for all the
world as though he skippsfed the
ship and I was but IA passenger
Won put Heguarte IN front. +"
says he. so that We cau keep an eye
on him. And oh I DO wish II would
beEin-for my fingers are Just itch.
tngi
Lot them Itch. lad. let them
Itch" Was my answer, here's the
RiE by the point. ana they won't
trouble YOU with that complaint
long DO you. Peter give them n
hall when cry. Now II they
stop. well and good n they come on
why. you won't be asking them 20
walk right hi" says
lilo took my meaning aud set 20
work like tho brave man that he
VIA Very deliberately aud careful
~ saw hiW slip out OF his coat and
fold Il up neatly AZ his feet lie had
a rifle In hia hand ana a pile OF am
munitiuu on the floor. and now he
opened hlH rifle ard began 10 an IT,
] stood by the guns shield, aud
from that place covered b. a ring
IF steel. looked oui across the
hWnklng sea Impotence, doubt
hope. fear these ! forgot in the min
utea which passed while the gig
erept slowly across the silver pool
slow. 10 be sure. she was. and every
man who hiss waited ~ "A post Or
danger knows what u means 10 wee
atrnnEe sail creeping UP 70 you
and 20 be asking yourself a dozen
times over whether she be friend or
enemy a welcome conaurt or a
rogue disguised. 8ut there les an end
To all things and / never heard
aWeetcr music than the ringing hail
which Mister HnFh cent across the
ntiil sea 10 the eight men iu the giE
ana 10 any other his message might
concern.
Alloy cries he. and what may
you be wanting. my hcaftias. and
what flag DO you sail underf
tCuhttnuedl
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synopsis.
Jasper heEs, who tells the story,
snes TO kon'u Island a. SEQ hla for
mer mistress. Ruth helicnden. who,
when she married Edmund cHerny.
ana was taken 20 the island. asked
| MIN To come 10 hor Ia a year she
IN unhappy. but IL closely watched
and cannot get away. Jasper. who
has with him Dolly Nenn, Peter
hiiEh and seth Barker, sailors, h
chased by czernyu men and rescued
BY an old Frenohman, clair de- t4une
IN = great storm. JaHpsr'n ship In
lost leaving the four on the Island
alone They discover that CHorny
and his men have erected false
lights. and live by Turing ships 10 de-
Htruetion on the rockn. AZ certain
times Of the year deadly vapdra arise
on the island. killing al who come In
contact with them. To avoid thcae
| Casrny has built himself a hose I'M
dor the sea, IA the depths ~ long
reef The sleep time" comes 10 the
Island. and hegg and bis comrani-
ons seek for some shelter
They are nearly overcome hy the
Napafa, hut find refuge IA Nuth'n
house. which + occupied b. a
stranger, a doctor
The doctor proves To hc an expert
taken 20 the island by Cserny 10 In
vesttHatc the strange vApors, The
house II struck by lightning
The doctor has discovered an un
terxfound passage 10 enerny's house
under the sea. and the five start Go
throw themselves on CHerny'a mer-
~. In cavern. the doctor is heiHed
by devil ftah.
The doctor escapes but " badly
hurt. The party reach a door which
leads into the house under the sea.
Jasper enters the house Go ash
shelter Of Caerny lie passes an
engine room. where q great fan
dfaNa air down into the great house.
which IL huilt Ia the crater Of an
extinct submarine volcano. He sees
great number % Cnefny's men In
various rooms and finally finds
Ruth
A signal II given that a ship ha.
been iurei on the rocks and Caerny
and bis men rnAh out Ca their devils
wot. ieavinE only a doaen men In the
house
Jasper calls up hts ffisnds The
guards are locked In their room. and
Jasper prepares Co close the two
gates. shutting cssrny and his men
out Of the house HE mounts the
n guarded by two men.
They are nearly overcome by the
va aFs. but they secretly enter the
house under the sea b. a forgotten
passage While CEsrnY and his men
are away they aeiHa the house. A
machine sun Is placed near the
main gate.
CHAPTER XIX tcnntinusd1
opened the door Of the room he
indicated and switched ON = lamp
II VAS a palace. with great book
racks and armschaira IN every eor-
ncr. and Instruments aud tables and
pretty oruamsnts enough 60 furnish
mansion. but for none % thrua
things had I eyes that night. fon-
der. At the end Of the room. cur
tain opened above a door ~ tfon.
and Through that door l saw ht
glance the way Go the Ean~room lay.
The ksys-w here lay the keys
What chance o. mifcata would show
me thoaef Was the ksr ON Cnefny'a
person OF here in one Of the drawers
about7
Nos tho italian watched me with
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THE PASSING or THE SALT TRUST

Of into bankruptcy amount
Al admitted snd paid
New YORK Dispatch OF the
t0ooeoa These values have apparently
Il touches pile Of hot
there's something to
plundercd stockholders
intimate. thsrefz smos think about
handled nst the folly q attempting
20 q the
thankful that the praeai fellows
that made the preycd
what ighy unnecessary thinE Is after all
at American Es have married
mysterious cham
expected
Mrs Roland new
good agent and
she may him payns him a salary.
There be question Bunauyarna
re.euts republic
instOn But /
pays their
business.
American
determined DO all
ask them
IL pr
in the Nhit house furnace
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The Inside oft

The inside ar the aetian % piano T.
one ~ ths most dslicAts pieces Of
aaeehanism constructed Upon the
quality az the material used. together
zith the skilled labef necessary Tor lts
construction. depends Ia a great meas
ura the musical NaIua % piano. II
the action ia n planu IL sluggish. the
touch heavy and uHTsHposiFs. u IL i'm
possible for n performer % execute =
piece u music 20 ses1 advantage. Ia
the Chickefina a Sons. Kimtsall, Ho.
haFt ~, Cabs PaMMs and New style
snd NeN scale - y Johnston Co.
pianos ths hishsst aaaiity II material
and tho beat workmanship ehtalnahie
eantributs 70 the superiority u these
pianos over others
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The Outside OF II

Tho cases ~ the tnttrumsuta shsva
mentioned are % the most varied de-
scf8ptinn They urr.su; for tbs choice
u purchasers many styles u pianos.
varied wuods and oaiora
The designs ara the most elegant.
ard ths total absence of the aAnhy or
Hafaehiatian seen on somn pianos is
an additional accommodation
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curious eyes as went up TO the
door and drew the curtain back
from a.. A quick glance round the
room ala not show me what conn
mon sense was seeking an iron
safe IN which CEernys keys might
iis That he would keep the key
% the arnory IN the room. unless 80
we're on his person, ] had no doubt.
and argument began To tell me that.
after all. a safe might not be nee
aasary. II alarm came " would
come from the sea. or from the
lower doors. which we're locked
against his devils crew. began
10 say that the keys would be In a
drawer or bureau, and | was going
TO ranaack every piece Of furniture
when-and this seemed beyond all
reaaon--I saw something shining
bright upon a little table In the
corner. and crossing the room.
picked up the very thing Tor which
a man might have Offered the half
OF his fortune.
Heaven abovei" said I. ~ this n
TT this 10 It"
And why should II not have been
News Of the wreck had come TO the
house like sudden alarm lespinE
up IN the night: tho keys. which I
held with greedy fingers. might they
not have been IN Czerny's hands
when the bell changed loudly
through the startled corridorsT I
saw him. forgetfui In his very greed.
serving out rifles TO hts willing men.
running up al hazard To be sure Of
the truth. leaving behind him that
which might open his house 60 the
world forever And In my hand the
fruit Of his alarm was lying.
All. heaven II was the truth. and
the door opened az my touch and
arms for a hundred men gilttered IN
the dim light about me.
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Teeth positively extracted and flii-
ed without pain.
Teeth extracted free. without pain
and replaced with new ones the