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i4i:
CLEMS
FORTDNE;
A Talepf( Romance and Ad-
; venture in SUnny Italy, H -
Translated from, the German of A. Kelii
His Daughter Suffered from
JCczeiiia.
Jily daughter si
velrs with an attj
Eczema, that ba
rnent of al the
e;3. I then concluded " to try a
course of Swift's
S.) She began td
the first dose, and
Offered -for five
k of Chronic
fled the treat-
liest practition-
ltt pursuit of rest men often tire them
selves.
sieel ana rest a:uuaaotiy. eep is
nature's benediction.
REMA.UKA.iii
completed the secj)nd bottle the
irritation had di
ghe is now well ad
excelled health.
and simple facts
cheerfully answer
eitner in person o
V. Vaugii
San
1
IT IS T EI Hi
I have used i
for cleansing the
ies, and nnd it
! tiie market. I
ri
nfi
Specific (S. S.
improve from
before she had
sappeared, and
d enjoying un-
fhese are plain-
, and I will
all inquiriesr
by mail.
ks Druggist,
iy Bottom, Va.
BEST.
wift's Specific
Blood of impu
jto be the best
not only pu-
the blood, but is a most ex-
builds up the
cllent tonic, and
general health promptly.
MUNDAY,
Two-ties on Blord anrl
free. SWlFL'SSPECIf
Litchdeld, II h
Skin Diseases mailed
IGCO-.-Atiairta, Gx.
Truth is . s imp
any outwanl Umch a-
-m-
A most dangerv)
allow catarrh lo
once Old Saul's C
get we'l. Price o
The "baby's bed
Bull's Baby Syru
!!e to '"e soi'ttl 5,y
Use suubwua.
the babv'a Health by keep-
olic, diarrhcer,
ing it
etc.
free from c
n inmg is 10
usi on. Ufce at
itarrh Cure and
il y 25 cents.
t t'rie'ud'ie Dr.
, since it mam-
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain.
field, III., makes the statement
that she caught cold, which set
tled on h lungs; she was treate I
for a month by her family phy
sician, but grew worse. He told
her sh was a hopeles victim of
consuraol ion and that no medi
cine could cure her. Her drug
gist suggested Dr. King's New
: Discovery for Consumption ; sh
bought a bottle and to her de
light found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued its use
and" after takins ten bottles.
found herself sourtd and wen .
she ever was. -Free trial bottl
of this Great Discovery at J. B
Clifton's Drug Store, large bottleo
50c. and $1.00.
liiibor not needcii tor iv xi t
ic.
go d
for
All itUat locs U"tJ
lives the mUu fiee.
Pleasant to the
ingly quick itveffd
mical in price 1
Dr. Bull's Coub
leading preparation of ita kind.
"Oh 1 woaian, 11
ease, uncprtam co
please." With chi
hours she s SDent
touch the henrt
taste, surpris
ed and econo
o wondej that
Syrup is
thv hours of"
j and hard to
dren hurt, long
1 Do trv Solva
tion Oil, the liniment.
There is no such thing as -au easy
chair for a (iscmteutiL man;
A good conscience
much.
I can bear very
bucklenar;
Thereat a:ve in
tn-ui-es, snrv'f, ulr!'
fever sores, telter.
cii ldlains, corns an
aui nositively cure
required, tt is gu
periect satistaclion.
cd. Price 25 cents
For sule bv J. B. til
4ICA SALVE.
'world for cuts.
salt rheum,
haf ped hand-,
sKM.eru.-liov
iilea w no par
irantoed to give
r inon- refund
er box. -'"
liiton.
W n.Timmons. Postmast-x of Inda
ville. Iud , wrtes: "Electiio Bitters
has done more f r nic ih -.n all or
medicia" combined, for lliat l:id feelli
arrisingfrom Kidney ai.id Liver lruuile.v
John Le-he, tanner a..d stockman,
sa'ne piacc, :i,y; r ma 11 cine tit
terstobethe best ki tnoy anl Livi-r
medioine, made nic fetl IM a ne-v ..a :.
J. "AT Gardner, hardwire in. reliant.
same town, say : Kleo 1 ic B tters i- in-i
thfi thli for a man w o s all run down
disi't iire whether he 1 vs it d'e-
!o'i:hI u:W. stronm. gool appelite i
P.' j. 1:1. . 1... 1. ..1 A ....r l.o ,,,1 I
il :u ;cu U6l- JlNC 1IU 11 HI v lic lias uu
life Oi!v 59 rU. a ' oitle. at J. II Clif-
Druir Store. I.o-iUburj. X C.
CriAPTER XVIII. . r
"W walked on side by side, and I
1 egan to take a closer nurvoy of my
companion. - lie api)earcd to be-:on!.
rarativcly young -yet, certainly . not
over forty years ( ago. "alt-iongh Ih
deep fnrrews of his finely formed face
prainij inuicuxa. m?i niany fll life's
nt-voi icuiitctas naa gone over it.
Uis eyos htit! ret lined the suarkle of
t man of the orld and were entirely
neo fUfin the expression of anathv.
which I rad fixquently noticed and
in .ens. ly di lik d iu . other monks.
They besroke kindness and affection
but life, strength and onorgy likewise.
1 sec, . radro,-' said 1, that you
also like this pleasant tt.nKinidc.M
" Certainly I do !"t he replied. " As
often as I have permission given me
to leave my cloister, 1 hasten hither
to walk and watch the fishermen. Let
us Lurry on a little faster; if I am not
mistaken, they will soon haul up their
nets. I like to see it."
We acceleiated our gait and I con
tinued my scrutiny.1 A person that
has travelled much and seen manr
people, is very apt, in spite of an ex
cellent memory, to confound faces, or
associate mem with certain events m
ea-.-lier life. I walked on in silence
by the side of the monk, who would
have been very much astonished, eoidd
he have guessed, what singular
thoughts occupied my mind at tha
moment, to the exclusio n of all oLhcir.
I was busily trying to recall, whom of
the many thousands with whom' I
had been in closer contact, this Do
minican rescraMed ! "Where had
seen that keen glar.ee, the straight and
proud carriage and the aiistocialic
smile, wHeh. unconsciously perhais
played about his lips, even at the gtav-
est wows.' uouia.'it nave l icon in
Paris, LKriidon or Jladrid ? in Damas
cus or in Valparaiso, in Si'otland or in
Morccco? I tied in vain. The re
plies I made the- Padre, were vague
and un'ir'erigiMe: I nuicd to rem- m
'cr, lnt could not. Suddenly my at
enti va- arrested by two jnidien
who, evidently in .wine. camestiaight
icwa:d- us, loudly sinciug the well-,
miwn air "I'mcUi d'.ltalia.' They
waved from cno'sido to the other.
looked at us rather angrily., but passed
"And now.Adrtio, my son! i I hone
you may have a pleasant walk, I have
to go back to my celL: Glad to havo
Keen. you. Signore ! ' Good dar -
I saw he, was sorry ui beinz recor-
nized.by mo. I held out my hand
once more. " . . - y -.
D not leave me thus.; Padro" 1
said. . " Our meeting cannot Ixi an iu-
idontal one merely. Come . and mt
down on this' bench with ma and W.
me tell you what brtuighi mo to Turin.
lod may then judge if it be accident
alone, thaf caused me to meet him,
who heard th last sigh of the dying
Camillo Ginozzi ; or if a' highcjefeand .
r.as uBejcpeci;edy shown us the way-
-e, ought to follow -in gratefot hujrfil-
y. .iaKten to me.77 '
HO followed me to the bench anrjar-
mtly caln.1, but, listened with visible
incitement -and. nervous motions, to
what I told him. all of which the read
rr knows already. When I handed
Lim CamiUo's letter and his eyes ran
-tot its contents, his hand trembled
and when after ending my talc, I
looked up into his face, he avnearcd
10 me like a saint from heaven, sitting
;iiero with folded hands, with eye
turned upward and his pale face ra
dient with a celestial tire. I could
i ot utter another woid, but looki d at
th-t f-iei Marchesc with pi-ofuund
emotion.
"And you have come from afar,
you say, to protect the child of the man
whom you have known but a single
night V he said at last.
-" I consider it my bounden duty."
" Alas !" he went on, while his face
r.xsun ed an expre-sion of profound
dlstUun, "and 1 I have not so much
as thought of the child these nine
Ifbos would fce g;od meu they must
be good 1 oy?.
Sweet a Boces i i
Tiie Leading
FragnrnULasUnjt
Price 23 Cli
Soli t Drccpistl.
Ctrrca UeerConplaiKt,
Cotiistnaa. Uliout
AJftctior.s, Giddintat
At druggists. 25 c
mm
mm.
Prica only 25 Cta. Sold by ell druggist.
Wili relievo Rheumatism, IJourctya,
S9lmgsrSruis9sJ.umbcgo,Sprainz
Headache, Toothache, Seres, Bur.it,
Cuts, Scalds, Backache, t7ounds,&a..
TT.ir-v lAHQL HUGS, Tha Great Tobacco An
QHEa tidotalPrlM 19 Ct. At all druagitir
.TT!0 miiE
.-to ; J-
IIE
PTJ3Ut:..
UBLIC-
I desire to infbrdi my friends and the pupne genenuiy
.;a first class stock of-? .. ; ""v.'-"." .
dlEXERAlT--GEXEltAJU
In Louisburg,
Lly place-of bi
say lUaTi wHl
wiiere l shall be glad to have you call when iu town.'
siness is on Main street,' oppc&itc the post-office, i To
please y Ju ouly half expresses it," as ' it . has always . . . v
llhout i Leueving
dry; GOODS
TERCfl ANDISE
oMeuciiaxdise-
! y us without any further disturbance.
I ia.t a glance at my companion and
. iime near making s.mc jovial remarks
about the two soldiers, but hesitated
n geeing tho peculiar expression of
his face. He hr.d d awn himself uu
to his full height and looked 'after the
two with undisguised admiration de
picted in his eye.
"Splendid fellows!" he" exclaimed.
" Biavo boys those of the ihiid Lan
cers the same that made tho famous
charge under General Sonnay at Mont
ebcllo! Ah to see, them on horseback
with their lances in the air, sweeping
down upon tho enemy with the wtit
rrry of their King : .'Savoys, SavoyaT-
It is a magnilicent spectacle, and
n
lie stopped ; his eyes rested upon
(bo breviary he held in his hand, the
Cro of his eyes' had become extinct as
if by magic, and an indescribable ex
pression of sadness and of grief ap
peared In his countenance. He seized
the cross, suspended from his belt, and
kissed it devoutly, his hands mechan
ically turned tho rosary, and without
seemingly minding me in the least, he
murmured a low prayer,- Which evi
dently ro.e from thc'innermost depths
of his heart. . "
-1 was both astonished and deeply af
ected. Suddenly he turned to me
again, Lis pale faee looking even paler
than before, ai.d a-: Ki.ddenly, a long
orgott'-ii face flashd upon trgr mem-
iy, v.hiio a name, which for twelve
ong years had rarely, but dining the
ast two months had almost daily o
urrtd to me, roio to my lips. I fell
back a paco or two and with hesitating
vo'co-asked him: 7-
' 4 Marcheso. .:-...' . Marcheso.
palla-Cassotti you ytnr here a Do
raiincui SJonk?" i " '
At, the mention of bis name my
former second started, his brow con
tracted and his eye shot fire.
" Who are you, Signore he said
with that short tone of vcico and ao
?ent,Jetraying the officer and tho na
ive of Genua a'iko " what name was
t yon uttered V" -: .' .
rj Maichesc 1 do you not recognize
mo, tho : opponent of s.aiviati at the
duel in the olive-grove near your villa,
an the road to Onegia 77.
A gain he started ; a if an electric
shock cad moved him; his face was
ashy pale and with a bitter smile on
ais lips, ho replied : ; C
' les, yes ! I remember now! - lou
wero a friend of the Majors. . the
jeaisr'
"Did you know ihe child was
alive V" He looked at me in amaze
ment ; my question appeared to be un
intelligible to him.
" The Lord is good and merciful !
This then is to bo the lewaid for all
my troubles and sufferings. The
Lord le praised !"
1 did not understand the meaning
oi uis wovum; i t Mugni even lor
moment, that he d.d no know himself
what he was saying, lor. as I said be
fore, his faced beamed with a super
natural light.
Come. with me come quickly ! he
exclaimed, starting from his seat
" By all that is eacred, you s'ja'.l see.
wliat a. monk can do come on! I
must and will save the child of Ca
millo Ginozzi and Coiinna Pcretti. 1
will, do you hear ie ? I ! tr.jd will
vouehsafo me this inward! Come on
you shall a-'sis, me, you, Ihe mes
senger f the Jxu-d. who have bitmght
me tho promise of His blessing from
a foreign land I"
He tCTcd my arn and urged me tn
follow htm to town. I looked around
ic for help I thought tho monk had
lost his senses.
tainns my trax ana cane, triromng a
laere of money to the. waiter, and
rushing from tho cafo In a frenzied
hurrr. . :
AVhat had happened? "Why did
I cast a searching glance along the
arcades and push a crowd of grum
bling Tuiineso citizens asido'on my
right and left, threading my Way in
Iho direction -of tlio Tiazza Madame
in pursuit of an object, that claimed
my wholo and proroundest attention?
More than that,' why did I at that mo
ment forget aU about certain mattenv
which, a mi ante ago. - occupied my
mind exclusively the- child of tho
Maor--ealviati thoTnonk the entire
purpose of. my journey?
. Breathlessly I hastened forwards
ind only lowered my pace on finding
myself within five steps from trio
of ladies, wlur walked leisurely and
frequently stopping at the windows
of the stores, that lined the strict
They were tho identical three ladies
waom I had seen from the window of
the Cafo Xaziocale. the sisrht of
whom I know not why had caused
mr heart to cease throbbin sr and thn
iilood to rush to my brain, and whom
1 pursued, scarcely conscious of what
I was doing.
Why? How did I know why?
Perhaps on account of the sixty
francs, which they owed me? For
there was not the shadow of a'douht
butnhe oldest of them was the Isdy
of St Jean da Maurienne. and the
two younger ones her former com
panions Paula and Clelix
I could not help laughing aloud
when after taking breath, I asked
myself, why I ran after thera, and
found no letter answer to quction,
than that it was in all probability the
money alone, which made ne. took
out my liocket-book, I wonder why
I did it ? opened it without any
plausible reason I was aware of at the
moment, and felt as happy as a Mug
on espying tho immortelle.
A STATEMENT. -
Acrosorco to law or nt auoctt or nes Mrorrrruncu sis uxovtosrm mi
or cocstt oowuaMMisB or rJirus cocjrrr, as to n alxovc. iisuin ox
. the narr sobsat n dcckmbu irov, as umm os tsk rucrr moxsat u si
law.
coznxrso.
471 Uch. 10, IWn Vrrry a
471 Wm Ethridr
473 - Mii Elln AO-y
474 Arthur 8andUn
475 ' lUtxvr Ytrrj
476 Urn Otwrm Kalkor
477 , ; Amy R AUonl
478 lWban Uraky
47d - , II ruUna IlrrU .. ,
48o KJtty p4 rrr - -
4M - Wiwfl William
482 llaryAU-T
483 Henry Wilder
484 ' Komq WUdr
48$ Bartiui Dat'i
484 Jpa Bridw nd dr.
487 Alfrf-d Dwwtoa
488 Jamrm Ersua
489 lferry WnrtT
490 WilliAm Ton and wite
401 J U Ttmll aud child
402 NsDcy Darto
403 B n FalkBr sad vilo
494 Tnwr Hrria
403 April 7, NDD May Board of prUoaer, Jk
40" W B Uowrrtoi work and rtpaJr oa mtock Is s
487 W H rvnaaa Ajnocnt of arooat. Ae
4t8 J W Haia ffia sad phm of Mr. Win lor Wat Fat
49ft Wm J Kin. CSC amtofaert
500 W.jnr Cooley sarios; timber at Aaderaoa's bride
501 J J nmberUka repainnjr aiors law wtm, t rttaiana iyaM
502 ' J A Tboiaaa aaiowat of acroaat tor books, bUaks Ac for C 8 C
ACS V C JBrera makia araUa for idock law aad rfrWtarta rotera
304 Wiley Flower kiwviaf raftfroa Aadenoa 'a Dfidfa Tcraai Ori.
to LW. Slat ltMiO
303 Crenabaw. Flkks 1 AUea aat ot aert td
30ft NathaaMay r-jatrtnx to-k law fcme. Freemaji'atovMKip '
r07 TSCoCia 7 dy eommittea work aa pv acrt ftlad
508 Nathan May pvtUiMC ap atoek law feoc
SOU Henitt Hatrbelor work aad nQa oa atock law tewea
51U Ororg Wluatoat 3 doj-a conaoltta oa atoek law leoev aS on
rata klnr
J W Toanjt 4 da ja eoamitte oa fenes aad tiaaearcr. Se
a aaoath taid paaper
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CHAPTER XX
CHAPTER XIX.
ne grew calmer, when we ncarcd
Iho first bridge. He stood still.
pondered a moment, then went on
again and stopping a s&ond time.
asked me in a tone of command, which
with him seemed the unmistakahla
ign of his having forgotten" his holy
profession l
"Have you any money with you?"
"I have.'
"Have you much ?"
"That depends on what you call
much. I have letteis of credit on
Kothschild for a considerable sum."
7
"Draw all the 'money at once, this
been my rule 1 o nevcr allow any oue to go'away without. Leueving .
that he or she had received their fuU moaey'sx worth. : My stock witt ;. -
-: . 'a. i I
consist" .mainly UiS-'AH'';iv-i; ri-f:-7:
HATS,.
shoes,
GEOCEUIEf?C&c.r
Give me a call. -
all of whicll will be sold at tottom prices.
Very Respectfully, . . ,
- - : '"; ' . GEO. II. COOPEil. :
: :
very day!"
"I vill if you say so. But would
you be kind enough to tell me"
How much money have you upon
your person at this moment T
"I hardly know a counlo of hun
dred lire."
" Xot enough ! Could you let mo
havo a hundred Xapolcons iu an hour
from now?"
,4 Certainly I can."
"That will do! In an hour and
where? Wait a moment Do 'you
know the store of the German book
seller Lotscher 7"
"I do." i
" lou shall find mo there. ; Try to
give me the money so that hobody
sees you doing it. And now say not
another word to me least of all at the
shop. ou are not to know mo.' you
understand? At eleven o'clock to
morrow morning" come to the cloister
and ask for Fia Angfolo wo ' shall
make the final arrangements there.'!
- Without waiting for my reply, he
walked Hurriedly away, ascending the
hill, which I knew led to tho cloister
I looked after him as ho went; surelT
he could not disguise his former pro
fession, v'. borne promcnaders, not far
off, seemed to share my own thoughts
on the subject; their eyes, followed
thej) .ni'pican, who mHivhcd on with
a firm step, with head erect and beam
ing cj-e.
I need harcly tell the reader, that
I remained behind in a far1 greater
confusion than befoic, : I had. indeed
found some cluo for future action t
but Heaven only, knew, whit '- cluo
that might prove to be I . Tho Mar-
young Gorman, who fought so hoUy cheso's demeanor wW so very singidar.
r'i Ana .win you not. give - me your
band ; Padre that hand - wiiich - the
Marche? e Palla Casotti extended 'so
generously then 7"
- He held but Ids' emaciated hand and
pressed mine.S - ;' ":. : , " ; f
--I Singn!ar, very : singular V he mut
tered.; " It was only; yesterday," tha
I met a comrade with whom I roomed
at the Academy ar d served. for several
rears, in the same reg.mcnt. Ho did
nnt- rrr?mizft" ' nif. whil trrui
: " If it is unpleasant to you, Padre,'
I will forget it" : - 3
He was silent for some minutes.
' Did you know," he resumed, that
Prince Cibo f elMn the battle of the
Tschcrnaya ?"
VI did not knew it," ' .
that T did not know what to nuke of
it. I hired a hack, drove to the bank
ers, ana astomsnea tne casntcr not a
; little by my request to pay me five.
hundred Xapolcons cn account -Tho
hour appointed by tho TIarchcse not
huvina .tinved I drove next to the
Cafo Xaziona!e under the arradss, this
favorito restaurant being but a few
Ibices il islam frwu the , Vaokpcll.r's
shop, where the rehnez-ous was to
take j.h o. I ordered a shorbert and
ln.k a seat at a window, from which
while deeply engaged in-meditation,
I could leisurely watch ile passei-s-by.
After having indulged in this picas
ant occupation for about. a qnarter of
an hour, I might havo been seen sud
denly -lumrl2 up from my chair.
The ladies meanwhile walked on
I after them ; they stood utill, so did I
At last ther turned to the left, evident
ly wishing to leave tho arcades. I
was on tho xint of doing tlie same,
when I suddenly ohserved them enter
ing a store. My mind was quickly
made up to raunter up and down until
they emerged from tho shopj when,
qipto mi idcnUy. my eyes fell upon the
sign of tho store and I. greatly sur
prised, read on it vlho words :
" Lil.rairio Etranpcre de II. Locsrher."
My fair unknown had actually Inrrd
nn on to my place of destination!
1 looked at my watch it still lacked
five minutes of tho appointed time.
Without hesitating a moment. I enter
ed the book-stoic and asked for a list
of the latest publications.
The thrco laoie wero standing in
front of the counter, apparently un
aware of my hnving onteied and being
near them. They were cxanunmg a
collection of guides voyagcurs. and
Miss PaulV sweet voice was heard to
say : " Have you no guide, sir, refor
lng more especially to the Kiviera dol
Levante and the Uulf of SpezziaT'
" I beg pardon. Madamo " Aras the
clerk's icply, "this giide of Central
Italy contains all you desire."
Paula looked at the look he handcu
her, the old Pdy with her habitual
sunny smile did the rame.
dclia face alfne I could see her
In tho glass opposite woro the samo
giave expression I had seen before. 1
If I whs not mistaken, she looked
even greatly fatigued and exhausted
her beautiful faco was pale, her eyes
were sad, her wholo appearance was
one of weariness.
Why did my heart all at once pain
fully contract, when I noticed the
expression of profound suffering, sur
rounding the young gins head like
a halo? I knj-v P. lo bo anything
bnc wellraanncred. to address strang
ers in a placox)f business Vri what
rared I for that ? I had rendered the-
young irl a service before and who
could tell !
Ibwiries. I alwars hnro ! een i:otUvI
as a dobtor. who enjoys spert.U adnnt
ages ai.d privileges with his creditors.
"Have the ladies bad a pleasant
Journey' T
General astonuhment ana turning
round. s
For a tninuto or two I was closely
scanned from bead to .foot, where
upon they rerognid roe. and the old
aunt took courage to say:
"Ah re. Monsieur I Obliged for
Tour kind innidry. sir. We returned
from Genoa an hour ago.. Allow me
tn repeat mr since reft thanks lor
your great kindness at St Jean do
MAtnlenne." " '
" For . th rvic you have ren
dered .me!" I v said with a smile.
casting a glance at Ciena. O I how
beautiful she looked ! Her eyes bad
lost their fomer cold expression ad
were .filled with tears she looked
smilingly at me, and I felt a blush
ruff using my face, as:If I w-ero but
sixteen or seventeen years eld
Suddenly Clelia's face assumed an
. a m
expression oi astonisnmcni ana con
fusion, pf fright evetf her eyes
turned fixedly towards tho entrance
of the shop, mino followed hers the
Dominican monk the. Marcbese bad
Just entered the store. lie , ap-
nroached the . counter, too a piace
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Mr K lintito
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Mr M 8 Taoxbaa
Helen Roftera
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Bo Perry
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Elen Alley
Arthur B.-adling
Rebrca Perry
Mr Geneva Faslkner
Amy It Alford
Barbara Heale
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