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than they bad tliought aiuUI exl»l,
from erll cauani, In the whole city.
Hiving been torn and reared In the
qulei Norman town, they knew none
of thit misery which arlst'H from sin,
and Judging others by their own mire
and spotless lives, were shocked /to-
yond measure by Marianne’s brief con
fession of guilt.
For a moment not hing couId have
presented so touching a sigTit as the
two young girls, standing clasped in
each other’s arms,and striving to com
fort each other in their grief at Mari
anne’s sad fate.
Although, as the poor outcast had
said, they had never before seen her,
nevertheless, from out their pure, ten
der hearts went a great flood of sym
pathy and sorrow of the poor creature
who. forsaken in her hour of trouble
hy the man for whose sake she had set
upon herself the brand of infamy, had
now commenced tier life of expiation.
Louise was the first to break thosi-
lenee. Her quick ear had caught the
sound of Pierre’s footsteps as lie came
lack from a neighboring street, and
sin? trembled involuntarily.
“Henrietta, where are you?” she
naid, in a voice which lietrayed her
emnt inti.
• You are frightened, sister,” an
swered Heurk'tte, looking anxiously
st Uh- him*I girl.
••Yes )*», 1 am liMkrd, exclaimed
Lou Hr, a* stir graAped her sister's
arms, as If to receive vome aaxtiranrr
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'< (stH- asuwe, we Have Inta lime
eiwsigh T*» I hr rarftage 1 '
This saa evMmlly the •ignal whlrh
Hie * •MiiMlrv’ta were walling In hear,
for they at latre •prung uptai Henri-
ette and graiip« > «l Iter firmly.
Struggling Impotenlly In ttielr
clutches, site got her head free long
enough lorry Injkn Imploring voice:
“No no! liidfi luflu!” and vainly
tried to prevent the vi.bans from cov
ering Iter face with a handkerchief
which .was saturated vt Ith some pung
ent txlor.
The struggle was very brief. In less
than thirty seconds the dastardly deed
was done, and Tlcttrime warbomr
rapljlly away, leaving Louise pet rifled
wit It fear.
CIIAITKU v.
HLINl* AND ALON K. <>
For an instant the blind girl stood
in an anxious, listening attitude, hop
ing to hear herisister’s voice again;
but no familiar sound met herear.onlv
the rushing of the water, or the foot-,
stops of some pedestrian in the dis
tance.
Site was alone in Parts. lUind and
alone, without relatives or' friends.
No one to whom she could go save to
Him wlto watches over the sparrow,
and His ways are not man's wavs.
“1 hear nothing,” mWP'LouMft, In a
terrltied whisper, ;is she again tout
tier head to listen. Then, in a voice
t tiemhliug with fear, stic erinl: “llen-
; riot to, wh'-rv* is tliat man! Sister, why
.do >ou not answer me?"
Hut no reply ante tv
of her saM
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• “We ha** only |imI arrived in I’arts,
and I know no one tore.”
To IVrre tbta Intelligence wan sad;
I Hit Ills mother weme«l to view the
matter differently, for ato asked eager
ly:
“No one no one at all?" Louise
slKMik her head sadlv.
“Were the ^people wfio took your
sister awav, gentlemen or oODimon
people?” asked Pierre, with tlie faint
hops* that he might aid her to find her
sister.
“How can I tell?” asked Ixiuise,
Hy. — —,
“You could sec their clothes,” said
Mother Frochard, impatient at what
she believed the stupidity of the girl.
“Alas, madame, I am blind,” said
Louise, s;«ily.
“You are blind!” exclaimed Pierre,
pityingly, as he gazed at her sightless
eves. >
Mother Frochard looked at the
young girl much as one would look at
some newly discovered treasure, and
she saw in a moment many ways of
turning her prize to adt-ount.
“Ah. ha!” sto thought, “Blind,
without relations friends or acquain
tances in Paris: and young and
pretty.”
“It is true," said the cripple, as he
finished Ins examination of the poor
girl's eyes, and turned sadly away.
“Soyoung and pretty, too.” he said,
lialf to himself, wiping away a tear,
I that, ih-spite all his efforts, would
her agntWrcdimage itsanai■>»*»**«. -—--— *•
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I Is old woman. “I'll lake care of
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Columhia, Octotor 4.—Special:
Tlie great South Carolina annual State
fair begins on Tuesday the 28th Inst.,
and the people of the State will begin
to flock to the Capital to spend a great
gala week. This year there is more
in Fair week than the State fair itself
and the band concerts and street illu
minations. It will be a carnival week
also and after the people leave the fair
grounds in the afternoon the fun for
the day will just be starting up. Down
in the city there will be no end of at
tractions incident to the great Elks’
carnival. The streets will 1* illumi
nated and the side shows of various
kinds will to in full blast. Confetti
toKsers will be everywhere and young
and old will go in for a real good time.
Bands of music and brilliant illumina
tions and attractive de<'orations will
add to the scene of festivity, and thr
fun will continue until the midnight
hour has arrived each night. The
whole carnival will, cuodude with a.
grand Elks street parade In which the
militia will participate, the lire de
partment will be oat. and the queen
will to crowned.
Ail ahem the Unr thiwe who hate
chary* of the various features of the
great Week are hard at Work and noth-
Ing H bring left umhatr In make the
neck the greatest In th* htatawy >4 the
Mata AgricwAarai toa tet f
T to tubs haw the gwaetnter »w
atanad cnntvwrt tfmm thr < amivai
asMgnnt fwmaihHsg the atawaa that
ah taken* I tot wtat lw a pari at the
smart ttaf than to vtaaa aata ■wr*i
aata that theaa takaB to aw goto|ptaig
towataha to entototata Ip theea at apN
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Early in wy pmfssslonsl oarssr t rsalissJ iSal Cbrnnts ptsMsrs wsm sol Hls« •'*****
atlrntloo which Ihsli ImpnrUnos warranted. 1 saw that these disuses re<inlrKl a «J>ec^ _
nasa which tha bu-y praetttloncr coold ne»»r adjolr*. For more than lw#n, . jr
voted myself •selualvcly to tha study and treatment of these dlseaaea, and th# faot t a pars •
clan- recommend me to their patients ts aa evidence of my skill and ability in my spec a
give special connect to physicians with obstinate and obscure cases.
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Diseases of Women iaE^’iaSi!~KS£?sssi'“ ,r ‘*
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quK’kiv. to marie tuaiu-rh very tiiuk-h
wupm-by Ito brail.it it.g. nrrvouv inan-
nrr lu wblcti hk apoke.
“Yea yes, iudwd it was - tiiat is, I
did live but a short distance from bm‘
but you sec l liave moved. Lome, tome
let us go, mademoiselle ”
“You have moved?” replied llonri-
ette, still too much surprised by her
relative's appearance to Ik* able fully
to collect Iter Ideas.
“Yes-yes, only yesterday,” replied
Lafleur, Impatiently, as he felt he
could not keep up the very thin sem
blance of honesty which he had assum
ed, much, longer before the searching
eyes of these innocent girls.
“And you said nothing of it in your
letter?” queried Ilenriette, as she
shrunk back from any contact with
the base wretch who stood before her.
“No,” answered Lafleur, quickly.
“I did not mention it .tocause -be
cause, In short, I did not know that I
was going to move, but if you doubt
me, here are some nolgbliofs or mine,
good, honest citizens, who will vouch
for me.”
As he spoke he made a sign which
was unseen by Heiwiette, and at tto*
same instant three men came out from
the same angle of tto building at
which Lafleur emerged, and emote lo-
warvfl ttiv III 11* tmi
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earning*. )u«l at tlikmonM-nl.aiul site {
emerge«l fiom (lu- calkin t Just In t Inie
. lu sev bet mMi an poor Ittig a la-aul Iful j
young gTrl oiilik arm
ll uasMddom tliat Mother Frocliard j
.illowcil Iterself to !«• -.urprised by any-1
I bing sin- viw l.iii ic l his uivt.itio she
waa astonished. Had It twen Jac«|ue*
she would not have wondered; iiNieed,
it onl f v would have seemed natural.
But PiVrrc! why the girl must be crazy,
was her first tliought: and then with
her masculine stride she went iqi to
them, and peered curiously in Louise's
pale and frightened face.
"Why, what is the matter?” she
asked. “What arc you doing there,
Pierre?”
But Pierre was too much occupied
'with Ids charge to make any reply, and
La Frochard seized Louise by the arm
witli no gentle force, and asked in her
shrill rasping voice:
“Young woman, did you fall?”
Harsh and coarse as the voice was,
it was a welcome sound to Louise, for
slid knew it was one ot her own sex
who had spoken. ^
She took hold of the hard, dirty
hand, and Uvause it was a woman's
touch tliat met hers, she'rtmld hate
kissed it.
“Ob. madame." ato* cried, In an im- *
piorltig lone "Ho not leave me. I ;
wg I entreat you not to leave me !
tore all alone
MuAtoe k aarlmrii atakat torarM wgun ,
Hot i» *og weak And tan 4aJ not 4i|ga
In aHaaef l.m to > MWjNrf
|Vat TV v m ttotok la (aHHHMr kor*
•to tot ter, lot- you I
tovr fAtoii Info gvaml hamta."
AimI tlie oM woman led the blind I
girl to tor vile den. and t to atater, who!
Iiad las'ij sink n. waa at III In the hands |
of her afatik torv.
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Hoiuan'a Iomm.
They were good friends, and In
their early days of indifference' to
feminity had signed and sealed a con
tract which directed that the first
one married was to pay $2.» to the
other.Nays the Memphis News. Uupids
In a freakish mood turned their atten
tion to the same girl and in the end
one of them captured the prize. The
friendship tliat had stood the rivalry
without a crack did not break when
tlie announcement of,the wedding
came from.a nearby city.
Nothing daunted, the friend and
disappointed lover sent the following
telegram to his successful rival:
‘T win and you lose, because you
win and 1 lose.”.
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CoIIIiI<hI In Tunnel.
Five person were killed and three
injured in a head-on collision between
two freight traiiM in a tunnel near
(VjcnwalliA. W. Ya.. on tlie Ik *t).,
railroad Tburaday Fred INeroe.
rngtcMef i4 use train. Wax. Miller a
ueakatoan aad a tramp w**w kllla4
It Htai' UmogM arvaegl Ak*rt% am la
imaataL aa4 tm» latato <aa at
tael am 'm v nutak at itat
taaw itaw tmto ■ w^w-i m
eruwdSj Atwl rnlertaiii- i^p^^rx ^ invr»UgaUng pelt ,
all. rich and poor, old ii,,na ti.r sueti tcrvfbe. anil these box®
twry awf xam •
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ta«mito ta a mmmmi
IF «a (of ttar Wy« t j
pwr to %mry tto Mai
creating night
t.>ri)tiling H torn
Mi King (ton uauil k
log of the popiv uf
and If ouch ta not lb
oo fault of Uvwr charged with the
work of providing suitable entertain
ment for tto
tuctit to suit
and young.
kvilkoad katbx.
Account of the above occasion the
Southern Hallway announces a rate of
one fare plus fifty cents admission to
the Fairgrounds, for individuals, and
still lower rates for military compa
nies and brass bands, in uniforms
twenty or more on one ticket, from
all points in South Carolina, Including
AshviHe, Charlotte, Wilmington, Au
gusta and Savannah.
Tickets to be on sale Oct. 26 to .‘to
inclusive; and for trains scheduled to
arrive at Columbia prior to noon of
October 31, with final limit of Novem
ber 20.
to mane . bt tne
apr> lal agvnla *
taunt found una
wise fall to mer
Tto entire force
of ava il '••seq can
jotc inapn'tura and
.• will nawlrinn the
e or which ottof-
tlie requIrementA.
of rural free delivery
FULL TIDE OF SUMMER LIFE.
AI C»»ollMi*a KaTorila r»»M*r Ramfirf, ^ hif« biohe
Lvihla Hoial, Wmti 8»*ai*i.*. H (
Write For Terms
Had to Pump for Life.
The Hamburg American line steam
er Pennsylvania, from New York
September 10, which landed the crow
of the Norwegian hark Bothnia at
Plymouth last Friday, arrived at
Hamburg Wednesday. The captain
reported that the crew of the Bothnia
were rear usd la on exhausted ohmIi-
Uua togt. 24 aftor taariag Hartod at
the pamga tar arvamawa 4apa aad
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inapet tlons probably can not be made
for a month or two. There will be
14,000 rural free delivery postal routes
in operation on July 1 next, and the
estimate fur appropriations for the
next fiscal year provides for 12,ooo
more.
New York Democrats.
The New York Democratic State
convention after a stormy session nom
inated the following State ticket: ’
Governor, Bird S. Coler, of Brook
lyn.
Lieutenant Governor, Charles N.
Bulger, of Oswego.
Secretary of State, Frank Mott, of
Chatauqua.
Comptroller, Charles M. Preston, of
Ulster.
Attorney General, John Cunneen.of
Erie.
State Engineer, Richard W. Sher
man, of Oneida.
Stale Treasurer, Georg* It. Finch,
uf Warrva.
Judge <4 the Court uf Apprata. Jtdtu
CL Grav. uf New Yadk.
OkbER VOI R FISH
from, and ahlp your Prvaluce to
R. T. Daniel*Co.
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Wholesale \ Retail Fish A Pro<lu<e.
AmkKlNG ST.. Charleston. S. C.
ORDER YUL’R FRESH
Fish and Oysters
SPECIAL
Price on Kindergarten Organs for
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one month onlv kVMxi. h'xi.oo ami
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to accompany order. This is ahead of
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Co , t olumbia. S.C.. and w rite to them
for price list.
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Carolina Portland
Cement Co., i
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