The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-16


SAVE Thar She is reported TO have been
8 sood friend Of q sous-lieutcnanf OF
ne regiment Carisnan, sometime
dwcHer at Quehec and Montreal, and
who later became lieutenant under
( Eainier. ID IS said that this same
nys.erious fair, having returned from
America and having cast aside her
lieutenant. has come under protection
of no less a person than his graee
phujrYe af Orlears. the resent Now
Al yoa know. the bank is the best
friend Of tbe regent. and this Eys-
i4rioas dame. as We are advised by
servants of his srace's household hath
tol3 his grace such stories OF he wealth
~ the Al ssaseba that he hiss secretly
ana opicllv made over the control 81
tho trade Of those provinces 90 this
new BANS Thcre IS story also that hi
GRACE himself win NOS hack PROFIT N
This movement"
The hand al Cont sMote hard anon
the able ny heaven! il were stranse
thine. SAID he IL JhiS .orelsn traF
eler should prove the same mysterious
1eanv Philippe O. reported 90 have
.e4r In h:Gins My ta.tb is 4 Indeed
,raa that We are come upon a limo
Of miracles
l5ren, broke in Vareune his ar
dor overcoming bis obsclaioUsness
These are some OF the tales brought
laeA ana reported privately, can as
.lre you. gentlemen, now tor the hrsi
Ume ai.I 60 yourselves The people
et this country are said 10 be clad in
beau,euas rlimeny. made Of skins OF
srasses. ana OF Tie barks "a trees
Their ornaments are made ot pure, yell
low eold. and oil precious gems which
ihey plck Jap from he banEs OF the
streams. as common as pebbles here ia
5 France Tire climate Is such Jhat all
thin4s lgaN in the most unriyalet
/ fr.ltmlness. There is neither toe
much sun uor too much rain The
ME. ana rivers are vast and beautiful
and the forests are dded with myriads
4 9f stran4e and sweet-yoieed birds lis
mia that the dream ol Ponce do Leor
/ hath been realized, ana that not onit
one brt a score OF fountains OF youth
have been discovered in this great yai-
( Ia,. The people are said never 30 grow
o!d Their personal beauty II oi sur
passing ratac. ANA their disposition
a5y and Comp,aisanl 10 the l1s de
gree
AL faIh. say or, broke il Dc 4
CAl4a lis sutelE a story ut para
disc which yun recount.
"Bu. listen. gentlemen. The story
goes SET farther. As 10 mines OF gold
aud silver. iva. matter of report that
such mines are common in all the val
ley ot The Messasebe Indeed the
whole surface of the earth in some
parts. is covered with Jumps Of gofd
SO that the natives care nothing for L.
The bottoms of the streams, The
beaches Of the lakes. carry as many
particles Of gold as they have pebbles
and little stones. As for silver, none
take note Of IT, It's used as building
stone.
In the name OF jehovah is there
support for these wonders YOU have
sroken broke in Fraslin he Jew
bis eyes shining with suppressed ex-
element
"Assuredly. Yet am telling MOI
hall Of The news which came 20 ms
knowledge this very morning tht
story IS said to have emanared from
Tie Palais Royal itself and therefore
no doubt. s. 10 De traced % This samt
nklouH queen 81 taa Nessascbe sh'
reports. so it is aaid th4 beyond th'
country where LHuiiller secured hi.
cargo If blue earth. there Is q lane
where grows most peculiar plant
The meadows and fields are covered
with IT, and it is said he dows Of night
vhioh gather within Jhe petals % thes'
lowers become. III the course Of (
in.le day nothing Jess han a soli'
diamond stone, From this in time th'
leaves drop down leaving the diamon'
exposed there. shining and radiant
An. bah broke Fra5lia ne jew
WHY believe such uabbiiues? We al
snow that the diamond Is a produe
mol OF the vegetable but Of The minera
World,
SO have we tnown many things,
stouuy replied Ware ne only to fin
/. ourselves frequently mistaken Nos
jon my part, diamond is a diamond
ye It born I'm flower OF broken from
rock. AND as far the excellence
here stones n rlaorcd that th
ady bath abundant proof 'Tis n
wonder that tire nati.es OF the vale
o The Nessasebs rooa themselves
iiEs. and that they deck themselve
arelessly with precious stones .
Z goald q pe1s1nt Of ours with ehai
i daisy blossoms Now If there !
such wealth as tnig. is it not easy
see lhe profit of O bank which contro
ne trace wita such province? TIN
here have been some discoveries I
his valley. bat nothing thorough r
y 7ut receni ne thing hath been dor
j horoueh
The Prince &c Cont sal back Ia b
hair and drew a lone breath. III The
hine5 be irue SAID he then IN
ions.elr Las is no SO bad a lead
fellJ~