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XXI,
GRAHAM, N.C., THURSDAYJANUAHY 9, 1696.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY
and everyone neids it at ainimes of the
wrMalaria Is always about, and the
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Liver active. You must Help the Liver a b)
and the best helper is the Old Friend, tM
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A RUSSIAN TRAGEDY.
I'lyiKESsioxAL car: h.
JACOH As-ri'.VCi-
. Attorney-at-Law,
BCKUXGTON, -, 4 - " - N- c
iWtlreo In 11C Plntc KnFc-irrfll emir's.
ftntzi ov r White. Moore & Co.'b ttoic,tai:i
Btix-ei. Thone '.
1 was 1 8 years old and was already
lor (wo yours an ensign in the re,p-
mcnt of PanloTsky. .TKo rcgimont
wna quartvcil in tlio great building
(hat pt'ill osists on.tlieotbor side of
the Charuli do; Marafrontmg i tlio
Summer garden. The emperor Paul
I wa3 thenfeigning and had boon
for threeyears. Eo resided in tho
Red palace, which had just at that
time been completed.
j6-m night, after I don't remember
whM oscapado, tho loavo of absenco
"WKicK" I" bad asked for in order to
join a few comrades was refused,
and i remained in the barracks al
most alone. I was aroused from my
sleep by a voice that whisijced in
rny ear, "Dimitri Alexaiulrovitoh,
wake tip and follow mo. I opened
my eyes. A man was boforo mo,
who ropoAtod to me tlio invitation
which ho gavo me while I was lvalf
asleep. VJ
"Follow you?" said I. "Whcro?"
' 1 cannot tell you. But take no -tico
that tho order comes from the
emperor."
I trembled. From tho emperor 1
What in tho worldcould ho want
with, mo, a poor ensign, of a good
fnmilv no doubt, hut far too distant
l(x?k, so far aa I could, boo, but by !
somo socrot moans.
A man of small' starnro stood bo- !
fore mo. Ho was dressed ift a Pros- ;
eian uniform, with boottbat roacb- :
od nbovo his knaca nnd nrj overcoat
that touched his spurs, and woro r i
gigantic throo c6rnered; h-it. Ireo-j
oeiiizod hirii as tho emperor. It wns
not difficult. Ho reviewed us every ;
diiy, and I reinoinhored Vint at tlio
review of tho day boforo ho fixed his
eyes upon no, called my raptain
Frnm ihn ranks, askod him somo
given tho second timoiuid wo en
tered into tho -govornor'a apart
ments, just art wo had entarod into
liio fortross. -Tho governor was in
biul, but they woke him up with the
all powerful command, "By order
of the emperor." Ho approached,
hiding his neryousness undor .ft
forced smile, fur with a nia-n Jiko
Paul I thoro was 83 littlo Bocurity
for j,iilor3 as for oAiJtivos.
I gavo him, without sriyins a
word! tho order of tho cmporor. Ha
hromrht it un to the caudlo, exam-
ohbfc it was neodod for another.
Outsido tho two sleiglis woro roady.
The in-isonor was placed in tho ono
that brought us. The governor, roy
solf and the old man sat dowfiT tho
NEW 'YORK' CLUBLAND.
An ImpMHUH1 Hdqn m4 Bo
f IU Chariutrlttca.
Clubland in (Jotham ip by no moans
confined to tho Valdn nnd tho Eniok-
rovrrnor at hia sido and I in front 01i)ooker, tho Metropolitan and tho
hilo ined tho soul and noticed that it was
lookina at mo and
cCiccr of his staff in a tono in wnieii
nbsoluto order. All
.jul...!.. o... ... J - omooror,
t inn onn :n in in r iuw
jr. i.KEiiNOiiiii:.
ATTORNEY AT LAW .
GRAHAM, - - - --J -
JOM'OMAV BYKPM. W. I'. nv.NUM, JK.
& BYNU3Ir
AltiawfSW" f.owtuM-lornat law'
. orressbouo, c:
ii? Hie
Vrcilce reijn'iurb'
ltiirecinnt3".
ci'iir'ii of Mf
Autf. i, (H ly.
Dr. John B.Stockard, Jr.,
mrRLIKOTON, .N. c.
(m:r on Malu Ft. rt ir l . VT.. 1 cr,' b
lore. ! .
Livery, Sale Feed
STABLES.
from the throne to allow tm namq
ta roach tlio imperial eara. 1 recalled
the somber Russian proverb that
came'Md existeiico in tho days of
Ivau tho Terriblo, "aoso .to tho
czar cIoro to death. "
But, thero was no ncip ior iu ,
jumped out of bed and dressed my-
self. Thou I looked with somo at-
tcut'on at tho man who had ceroid to !
iironso mo. All wrapped up ns ho
was iu his overcoat, I thought I rec
in him an old Turkish sJavo, I
Rt first thol'nrhvr and finally the fa
vorite of tho cmporor. This exami- ;
nation, moreover, was brief. It .
might, perhaps, havO been danger
ous to prolong it. i
"I am ready," said I at the end of
Are minutes, and I buckled on my '
Bword carelessly. My nervousness
iricreawid when I found that my
fruido, instead of .tajking tho usual
loor of tho barrack; descended (
ihroush a littlo windin staircaso
into tho lower portion of tho im-
mensobnildins:. Ho lightoil t-Uo way
with a sort cf dark lantern. Alter
several turns and dotoura I found
myself fronting a littlo door, tho ox
ist'euco of which 1 had not known
tefora" During nil tho routo wo mot
nolwdy. Ono would liuagmo tnai,
tho building was deserted. Certain
ly I fancied that. 1 saw ono or two
shadows pass, but they disappeared,
or. rather, vanishod.in the obscurity.
Tho door in front of which wo
stood was closed. My guido knocked
in a certain fashion, and it oioned,
evidently put in motion liy a innn
who was waiting on tho other side.
As a matter of fact, when wo pnssod
m,,,.1i 1 saw distinctly, notwitu
gives
that only increased my nervousness.
NttSiro," said my guido, bowing,
"thi is tho young ensign whom you
desiro to pp'eak to. " .
Tho omperor approached, and ns
bo was of small statnro hb raised
bimsolfon tho point of his toes to
lookatnio. No doubt hp recognized
mo as tho man that ho wanted, for
ho mado a sign of approval with his
hoad nnd, then whirled around and
said, "Go." My guido bowed, wont
out and left mo alono with tuo em
peror. I assure you I would almost
bavo preferred to ho loft alone in an
iron oago with a lion.
Hi3 majesty at first nppoarcd to
pay no attention to mo. Ho walked
up and. down, taking long steps,
stopping now nnd then before a win
dow with a singlo pauo of glass and
oponingit to breathe the ircsu air.
Then ho roturned to his table, upon
which his snuffbox was placed, and
took a pinch of snuff.
This was tho window of hia bed
chamber, tho room in which ho WHS
afterward killed, and which, they
gay, has remained closed over sinco.
1 had timo to examine each portion
of it av.d each piece of furniture
Near ono of tho windows thero was
a desk and on the desk a sheet of
loiter n per. At la.it tlio emperor
appeared to notico mo. As ho ad
vanced toward mo his faco had a
,.fntiv fiendish exnression, al-
i
though in reality that was only tho r
result cf his nervousness, lie paused ,
ia front of mo.
"Dust," said ho, "you know that ,
you are only dust, mid that I am
everything." I don't know how I had
slrongfh enough to reply, ''You aro ;
the elected ono of. tho Lord, tho ar- ;
biter of tho destiny of inon," j
' Ho grunted, and turning his back.
unon mo began on co m t i
the room, and alter opynin..;
which was nsod for socrot oruors
only. Then ho bowed, and after
crossing himself rapidly oponed tho
letter, Ho read tho order, looked at
mo, read it again nnd then said :
"You must see! You havo to soo?"
"I havo to soo," I replied. .
"What have you to boo?"
"You know."
"But do you know?"
"No."
Then ho remained an instant
thinking.
"You havo como in a Bleigh?
said ho..
"Yos."
"How many porsons can yonr
sleigh hold?"
"Three."
v "Is this gentleman coming with
us?" said he, pointing to my guido.
I hesitatod, not knowing what to-say.
"No," said the. latter.' "1 will
wait."
"Whcro will you wait?" .
"Hero."
"What will you wait for?"
"Tho close of the act."
"Very well. Got ready another
sleigh, select three Boldiors,.let ono
take a crowbar, tho other a hammer
nnd the two others axes."
Tho man to whom tho govornor
hddrossod these words want out im
mediately. Th,un turning to mo tho
governor said, "Come, and you shall
BOO."
Ho walked in front of mo, lighting
tho wav. I followed him, and a
turnkey walked behind us. We pro
ceeded until wo camo iu front of tho
prison. Tho govornor pointed to a
of him. Tho other sleign was. own
piod by four'soldiors. .
Whcro w6 wero going or wliat wo
wcro about to do I could not imagino.
Tho affair itself was not my busi
ncssi I wn3 to boo, nnd that was all..
But, yes, there was something elso.
I had to say, "I saw."
Wo started off. In my position I
found jny kneos touching tho knec3
ti tho old man. I could fool him
trembling. Tho govornor was wrap
pod up in furs, nnd I was buttoned
up in my military overcoat, and still
'Puinmnt. tho University acu . uio
! Players, tho Now York, Manhattan
and Union League. In one and tho
sauio side street may bo found n
couple of such' well contrasted or.
! panizations as tho Century and the
Ilackot, nnd arwrt from the hanu
! uiorablo rcisociatiors oolorod by iia-.fl
tionality or roligions belief there is
1 a great, down town club in the Latv
! yera', while athletics poses8 oon
1 ppicuous temples, of their own, dodi
1 cated to overy indoox..jrport- lioagi-
I i i. n,i!u nuil f.meinff
LJ ui;j .J" n u .-t-. . - - -
wo felt the cold. Tho old man was to water iiolo. The i?acicet, nice iae
almost naked, and tho governor of- jCeiituryi succumbed somo yearn ago
A GLEAR HEAD;, c?
good dlgestiorir souiftd slep? a '
ftne appetite and a ripe-old age.
are some 01 tne resuus pi mc no
dose will con vines yoii ipf tlielr t tUL
wonderful dTects and virtue.
A Known Fact j
An absolute cure for sick head-
ache,;dyspepsia, niaWia, sour t if(
stomach, dizziness, cpnstipatioa . .
bilious fever, piles; torpid liver ,
and all kindred diseases. 1 '
Tutfs Liver Pills
fored him nothing t o cover him. For
nn instant I had an idoa of taking
off my overcoat and giving it to the
.poor old man, oui mo pivwum,
guessing my intention, romariico,
"It isn't worth wbilo." Bo I kept
on my overcoat'
Wo had not gono far boforo tho
Btorm burst upon us with all its fury.
Tho snowQakes became so thick that
wo wero in danger of being lost in
perfect walla of snow. At last we
stopped, when, ns 1 imagine, we
must havo been about ono loaguo
from St. Petersburg. Tho governor
alighted nnd approached tho second
sleigh. Hie four soldiers had already
got down, each ono holding in his
hand tho instrument ho was "ordered
to bring.
"Make a holo in tho ico," said tho
govornor.
I could not suppress a cry of hor
i . . i . i
ror. I commence xo uiiiii'riuuu.
to the up town tendency anci toon
possession of hn extremely pleasant
Louso-in Forty-third stroot, whore
tho Century so long established in
the neighborhood of Union squaro
has built for itself a temple.
The Lambs and the Lotus, each
typical in a way of what is consid
ered Bohemia, occupy tho ono an
ex-dwelling in Thirty -first street, the
other a brownstone front in upper
Fifth avonue, nd those organize
tior.s nbo have mado a certain rtd
vnnco toward Central park, albeit
tbo coveming committee of tho
Trfimba has not lost sight of the fact
that tho mombers expect this resort
to remain within caey distance of
tho theaters where they ara engaged.
I Tho border land of Central park may
' do for. millionaires. Tho neighbor-
hood of Broadway appeals to actors,
I managers and playwrights.
I T.a-n it all in all. clubland in tho
r. x co:ijiij'iii.vu i - limn.-! .-i k..v. t .
"Ah." muttered tho old man in a ! metropolis is more iropoBfng than a
tono so strango- that it miglit no
taken for tho unearthly laugh of a
skolotou. "Tho empress remembers,
mo. I thought sbo had forgotten
mo."
Wiat cinprcsa was ho speaking of?
Throo emproascB had snccocded
each otbor Anno, Eliaaboth and
Cathorino. It was cvjdont that ho
thoucht ho was .Mill' h t-irs under
ono of theiu, and that ho w;ia igno-
II r.
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FIRST 'A Nb SECOND DlVIPIONS
In effect NovlT, 1833.
Ori'vnsboi-u, UuIIk1jPuiU Ooldiboro.
door and tho turnkey immediately i rnnt of oven tho namo of him who
opened it, pnssod in first, lighted a had decreed his death.,' What was
tho uarKnoss oi inni lornuiu
compared to tbo long years of dark-
tlio
W. C. MOOKE, iPKOP'H,
s GKAHAM, N.,0.
ITarbntiHTlnUt""!""- fi-d fil-or 1ou
A Head of Hair
window aa'l)cfeKarMaking another
pinob of snuff ho rotur-hod to too for
tho second time.
"And you know,-too," s.iid-ho,,
"that when I command I roust bo
obeyed implicitly without observa
tion and without comment"
"Just as ono would obey God.
Yes, siro, I know that." "
Ho gazed at mo. In his eyes thero
was such a strango expression that
I eonld not stand his glanoo. Ho
'snmned nlcascd with tho influence
that lio exorcised over mo.
desk, toolr up Tiie
armt over to his
staniling tho darkness, a man. wno , letter, - read ltcarcimry, i
closed tho door again and' followed I p-ut it irrrtn enwlepo,and sealed this
euvolopo, notwitu iiiomii-ii.
but with a ring which ho wore on
his finaer. Then ho roturnc;i 10 inu.
us.
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sebforsahplecopy;
Carobnian i the mij '
iic.-irtpf puMHiwl in Uic
Jt iinU U the nctf. pr
tlw? Ac-trine of i urc tlein.iomc
Ur,o iu wiLireiUKit, Tlie North
Carolinian w the lar):ert .
Uic riav.
iircatlie
Ktcnwy. It
..hm pvorv week. M-na i.ne iui-
i ..jiiUt hflc rear. A
ram!; opT wailed free on
ai'i'!i-ntlon to " ' .
tMiIVti DANIELS, Utor. ,
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TixTNortli CartJinian anl Tvr
t nm vcar tr Two I V.llans ( a.h
.i .drance. Apply ITh tiWASW
II UI" -
ttia ivmsrra in which wo entered
was a sort of subtcrrano, about oigbt
feet wido, rnuning. irough tbo bwVt'
whoso humidity oozed through the
brick walls.
At tho end of about 500 paces this
passago was closed lrby an iron gato.
My guido took iTkoy from his iock
et, oiv.mxl the gato and closrid it Lo-
hicd us." W o continual our roai.
Just then I commenced to recall tho
tradition according 4o whfch a sub
terraneous gallery oxistefi wiwccn
the Red palace and tho barracks of
tbefironadicraof Paulovsky. I know-
that WO were in UllS Rilllry, umi
that, inasmuch as we had left thc
barracks, wo were on our way to the
palaco. Wo arrived in front of an
other door similar to tho ono through
which wo had pissed in tho firsj; in
dtanca. My guido knocked at this
door in tho same manner t hat ho had
knocked at tho Other oao, and it
opened liko the other.ot iu motion
by a man on tho ipsido. Here wo
foond ourselves at the foot of a aUir
mi which tre moontetLi -T " !:
U led to tbo lower apartment of ft f-Tao emperor
building, hut from tbo atmosi)iicro
it wa cas7to discover that wo wero
entering a well warmed establish
ment. This building abon revealed
the pronortic-M of a palaco. Then
n , lnn!)t ccasod. They wcro
bringing me into thepresenco of tlio
the cnincror who scat for
; Lid-
ma nn ohSCUro
den W tho lower ranks of the guard.
I remembered the tory of tbo you vs
ensign whom be had noticed ysr tho
gtreet and placed bebina trra in Lia
carriage, appointing, Lhn snocessi re
ly in lw than a qnartcr of an hoar
nMtitit. eantain. ma ior, colonel
and wsneraL but I bad no hopa thaW
i.- r.t f.,r me with tha same inten
tion. However, we arrived at hut
before anothfr dooTi in f11
which scnUnel was pacing op and
flown. Wy gnide put hia band npoa
toyaboulder and aaid to me: "Keep
ap your oooracf. Yon are goins Into
lb preajnc of the emperor. Then
b whispered omething the ear
of tbe Hitial and lb latter moved
to ono aido. My guide openod tu
doer, pot tj yutUg Vu3 iey ia lia
nTtn1mr.-'"-r-Bald UO. tliat I
havo chosen you out of a thousand
to execute my orders becauso I havo
thought that by you they would be
well executed. " ,
"I will always havo in my mind
tho ohodiencp that I owo to my cm
pcror," said L ' ".
"Very well. . Eomomher that you
aro only dnst, nnd that, I aaa ovory-'
tbing." , .
"I await tho orders of your maj
esty." i
"TakothU letter," Said ho in a
nervous arid hnsky tor.o, "take it to
tha governor of tho fortress ; r.coom
mnv hiin wherever ho wiahes to
b'i iir vou. Bo present nt everything
thr.t ho will do and como hack and
say t mo, 'I W. :
I took tho ou7olopo and bowel.
" ho reiuuted in a cavern-
voieo. "-You . uaiorstandl )
saw!" .
"Yea, siro." ;
"Go." ... .
closed tnt floor ro.
bind mo,ii.ttef in? 5o word"dosfr.
I remained stuiiefled nt tho thresh-
"Comc" s-.id ro7 guido, nnd wo
a-iin stepix! out, but by a dilTcror.t
nr.ML whicu lod to tho ctrnarol
tho fortros A ah igh a.- wailin? j
hi tha courtyard, and wo . Loth got .
intfl it. ' Tho great door of tho for-
lrc?s laadtng to tho l.ridjro cf tho .
Fontanka oiienol, end the alcigh ,
started out. tho horses trotting rap
idly. Wo crossed tho er.tiro pjnre
tnr t J!TJ;V ourselvea OB the
banks of tbo Nars. Cmt bowa
itartcdburnpTri tho y au l (failed
by thd atocplo of rotor ami Paul wo.
crmucd tho river.
1 Tho night was otmre. and tho
liul in a ttTnblo fasbioa. I
T. kli-1 .
lnntnrn nnd carried it ia front of us.
W? descended ten stoao" steps and
found ourselves in tho first sootion
of the dungeon. But we did not stop
thero. Wo had to go down ten steps
farther, and even thero wo did not
Ktoprbut went' down five more, and
thero wo stopped.
fho doors wero all numbered, and
tho governor stopped in front of No.
11. IIo mado a sign to tho turnkey
without speaking. Ono would nr.i
agino that in this touih pcoplo bad
lost tho faculty of spiwch.
Tiio doir wa3 ojieued, and wo do
Ecendedsix nioro steep and daiiip
Btono steps'. Hero we found our
selves in a cell about eight foot
KT.nro. In tho light of tho lantern
I saw a human figuro movo in tliia
Tl,nn ha 1 coll. Wo could heir a Hull ana rus-
tling noiso.: i u """
what it was and whonco it camo. It
was tho water of the Nova rushing
'a';aini?t tho walls oi the loriross.
Tho cell wa3 below tho level or tne
Tlver. ' t ''
''Oot up and drosa yourself, ".said
tho governor.
I looked to soo to whom tho cruer
was given, nnd as tho turnkey throw
tho light of his lantern upon a far
comer of tho cell I noticed a thin
,ul nalaold man. with white hair
and long whito heard. No doubt he
was put into that coll with tho
clolhea which ho woro when ho was
arrested, hut these garments had
worn away piece by piece, and ho
waa now only half clad in a tattered
id&akr Through tho torn rnga I could
boo his shivoring and bony body,
which iwrhai at ono timo was
dressjd in splendid garments. Per
haps (ho injiguia of tho most noblo
orders wero onco fastened uix;n that
CosiilesJ breast Now ho was a liv
ing skeleton, without rank, without
dignify ntal ovch without u name.
Howasaiujpiy -o. in ,
Uo got up awl wrapped himself up
ia his tattered old closik without a
tiurmor. His bcKly waa bent, brokw
down by long imiirisopment, humid
it ylarkncssjndpCTha-US hunger,
but his lauco was still proud, al
tucot tbrciitoning.
All rijiit," kaid tho governor.
"Come.:' ,, ,
Tho prisoner cist a fiiu.1 glanco
around bis colL For jui instant bis
cyo rested upon his stoce acst. Lis
water pitcher and his misty straw.
Ho ba ved a sigh. Ooh1 hca reus 1
Could it be iMMbIolbat ho fuid re
gret anything thoro? Ha followed
tho goveriW.r and pasod in front cf
too. I caa novcr iorg. t tho look Lo
tavomo as ho moved by and tho
iopth-xf iinroacU that was In that
wait .-
So yotins." ko afconjca t ay,
"and already at tho onLrs of tyran
nv t ri"t duwii my 7ei That
ness in his coll?
Tho four soldiers went to work.
They out tho ieo with their axes and
lifted up tho block with their crow.
bars, (suddenly they jumped
ward. Tho work was dono; thowa
tor iiDueared. "Get down," paid tho
covomor to tho old man, turning to
uleigh where ho pxpoctod to see
ljllll. ii:u uiuL-i -v. ..w
old man had already como down.
Kricchng upon tho ico, ho waa pray-
f ing. Then tbo govornor gavo nu or
furnorv t'lanoo at us nierory aupcr
' ficiol features might disclose It ia
' indeed tho world of Now York classi
ng And net auart. and were it not
for tho fact that it remains an Eve-
' In F.deii it would bo "all tho world
nnd his wife."
Lovolv woman has indeed founded
4 "nrrtnin'nutnber of minor" clubs
from tho quiet parlors dedicated to
"shoppers" to thoso nronas wherein
tho voico tliat never wearies is rais
ed in debate and protests, and life is
ono lon discursive pink tea.
i Yet, despite the assaults of the
now woman, there is ono citadel of
man that remains physically im
pregnable. His wifd may go to her
mother's after, kctiio ' ditfej-enoo of
opinion vith tho lord and master
and weep on tho maternal bosom,
but man has as effective a rononrcc
in tho silent sympathy of the walls
wheuchi ho knowa himself to be safo
from domestic arguments and aoouro
from pursuit. Boston Hwrald.
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Thero aro fow'plauta that equal
dor in a lov tono to tho four soldier ,a verbena. They aro a maw of
entira conin"t,.nna unui
and returned and seated himself, bo- yoom tbo
sido mo. I had not left tho slefgh. hard frosi
At tho end of a niinuto tho od man
nros-o. "I am ready," said ho.
Tho four soldiery seized him. I
closed my oyos, hut if I did not nee
I heard. Iheafd tbo splash of a body
thrown into the bolo. In spite of
mysolf I turned mound. The old
mini '"was irVino: . I foriiot that it was
Lnot for mo to givo orders, and I cried
out to tho driver, "Pachol ! FachoJ I
"Stoil" cried tho governor,
Tho sled, which had already start
ed, Was stopiM)d. "All is liot finish
ed;" eaid tho governor to mo in
French. " ,
"What havo wo further to do?
sai l I. . , .
"Wait," aid bo. - Aifd wo waited
half an hour. , 1 :
"Tlio ico has again formed over
tho holo, your excellency," saidono
of tho aoldiera.
"Are you sure?" flaked I tho gov
ernor. Tho sr.ldicr struck tho plaeowith
hisrowbar. Tlio water hod already
boeorao olid. "Now lot us go," said
tho governor. " ,
Tho horses started ofr in a gallop
Ono would 'bavo imagined that tho
frost if given tho troatmont
they ronrtiro. It iselatmxvteat tney
will sland any amount cl tLi-ouatht,
but I find It ?pajH, and pays wolL to
water them whenever tboy nfMi lt-
Dariag a dry spoTl tho soil should bo
stirred well .around the piaatc.tnas
they may tako in i4tc.tiomou9iur
that thro is in tho air. Tho plant
that aro u7t watered rrl'Jl lir
through tlio dronght, but you will get
no flowers, or if you & they wid tio
very insignifloant ones, aad as wo
wih them only for tho flowers they
are hardlv worth havina if wo do
not irlvo them tho caro they require.
Thoy should -bo waUrred regularly
and civen liquid fortiliijar twioo a
wooV. Aflcr thiry bcin to bloom tho
eoed pods should bobscteaeff daay.
nnd after they comiucr.co to grow
-straggling fahould bo pinched back.
nrarlv to Uio crounu. wiicn sovorni
ndditionfil branches will stnrt qut
In this way you keep them amasa
of blomi the entire aumuier.' .
I Mart my soeds about tho middle
of February, and they aio ;i?.t largo
n.imit'n to trantiulant to their pernia-
nmt h'3 Lv tho 1st of May. In ho
full tsit ibeforo tho hard frosts, I
- - - . .
.,f t.'mmimt was mirsniiix. taua n9tvwrtu mu
ihoin. fnTess thrm ten minutes wo - pinch tinna buck to tlio gwiund, and
rotumod to tho fortress.
found my gniuo.
There Ii in tbo crtrly Sprlug months, when
I most flowers aro scarce, my verbona
To tho lied palaco," said be to-jtants aro a mata'cf bloom. , I havd
tbo driver. I 1 kept old
Fivo minctca afterward tbe door v pmebin
. i i ,
f i,n naiaeo was oiieneu ior uj. .imwuu
Tbo cmjieror was up nnd dressed
Just as bo was when I left Lira.
"Will?" said ha.
-"I aawr'-waa my answer.
""Youeawrtiaw? Kaw?"
"Look at rao, airo, tiI you won't
doubt it." ....
t I was in front of a mirrnr and no
; ticcd my apptrauco. I was so palo
land my feature so altered that I
i rearoel f roeogniztd mj stlf. Theetn
' ixn-or look at mo, and without say
' ing a word took from tho deak a pa-
"I pivo you," said bo, 'between,
Troitza and Perclof ft pioco of land.
v.ith CCO imajants. Leavo now, this
tilants for throo yoars by
tbu back. Tboy la not
well in a lwrtfnlly abnaod
place, but uiustbatotbVb fall raysof
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pumw wcu. j ! : Vohm miv if Ton sneak. Ton
iniaii nr - -
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eonld barJir prrertvo on cumins
: ii,. n!lur alioro that I
was on ftolid pxona L J o wero povr i .7
t tlio Baio y. .r V v . casuro VM s
d:cr on vuara ' itt the d. pb of t!at hy
fn.ru mr uuido and allowed u to .liitoc u. v u u j
wsi We cnuwl ir.fo tbo fortro. i i.Zf -S ar.d Iro the French of
1.M-b af.airrd at Hi jrot- - ' ;., " t
tf.. ttmr9 I nil Iia tiirmn
, ... .i- i i.im. 1 V-now bow I can r-unisb.
rfob'uiy bo hml louxeasol "I left ff Petersburg
L-mro tho dayj and tho EiSbt a.Tiin while raul I hvf I and never
: baf jro loll to a nvinguems wax 6
ftcr' tsvo now tola to you.iransiaiea
Aiexauro ua
Ws rtrob
Tbo cxnupiroller of tho trwury Is
an autocrat v. h o decision ovmidos
even that of iho chief m.vWTate of
tho nation, r'om e yv.r go tho then
incumber. t of tho. -jUco rcfusetl to
sign a warrart for money wbiobf
Gencril Ura., ihonght it proiKftO
exptciL 1 ti&t is right, " hoVrosl
don U. "I m'.niire journrinootta.
Viocrs yr,r coriiencoS'ccnct,.rned,
novrr iif-rmit yourBoJ to bo coercoi
-You mir cxinMdeyouraolf clear in
this s:'fi:r, fori shall appoint a cow
OOiri ttoilf tf-oiorrow
J-LEEPISO CAREHVICB. ' ' .
cntcra l.lnilte.i.eim noiir-iy or rwi-u ;
mnn ran ; uiliilBiuir Pljlltncn fm1 f3 00 r
riixlnr. Throo.'. ttorplnc mm b4w-n
w Yrli nnd y .Orln. Kw Vor Bml
XnmphlK. Nv - orKai'd Tami 4Uid Wb,
Inrt.m. Anb ,r'jonl H4 SprlDK. AIo-r-.
rt.- ttrlr.-'M itiaoh l-lw"o WaHblnirtun ' ;
nS. x-ionvlll.v. rlntr. r bttveaa
jiBo.,tro rd MiHxim-r. .. I
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tPoplnir wi hotwi w Tort. Atianw
Urt MonlroroWT. and New Tor and Jttrtt- -.
in11lr. Al alerpiuff bMt 4Amc
' Di.
o IbaJ'.icM Kin. ,
llii. y urlo!i I'm having heaps ox
ohlo IryL.K to Set a French maid.
lira, "H Ur Ilh'&hght yotj'dso.
cund on". I -
is Kcrlo'iI ilid. Dnt this one
p -HifS rrr-rich ftluCIToia't ua-Jc."
uud hr. Ca-ityju Kooord,
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Kt.VlBt1naKM-Hrhlo 4.frnbor.
ThrMih ilrkrlajtn al af, principal Mav- .
Ikwa ;oa l ronU- rr raiea or lnloraaatMm
1 ii 4't"aii awim iii?mian7.i-
I tW'S- 3. ITlKlPV.ai U latdiT, Ttaavllla,
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rUln'MUUMMUM- " '. V aiP?i3Wa3
4au, aot TnS Tk Matcaa. aad all I'a. j ;
st batacaa aoattaoavl fur MMTt nca. , . . .
ev Otizt im 1iTt ,O.S. itt
ai.e a rrr raivat u aw waa -
rem-rta t WaklrfiQa.
rvl aadM. ralr ar
lioa. W aS'Ma, t aatcatj
saL, wSrr
vt'rfa ar a4. Iraa as
a iaMtf-, " U W Obiaia ata, il
Man 4 tfiraia la oa feaua,awnilj.
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