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- fr-rr- y wiMli ■mMm* To < the jn ParadUe. HV KDOAH AUJBN HiK. Tbou wast all that th me, love, For which my soul ^14 pine: A. Rreen Isle In the sea. love, . 4 A fountain and a shrtee ; All wreathed with fairy fruits and... ,- Atid all the flowers were ipino. Alt! dream hx) hri(;Ut Uvlast! Ah! sUrry Hope.-Chat didst arise Hut to he overcast! \ A voice from out the Future orie*, “Oh, no!”—but o’er the Past--— sent his wpapon fly ing olit.ol Ilfs Irand^ Almost at tin* s;tu)e.'i»on»ent a m was heard just outside of the door leading to the* river, and lhca«r!(*woIl- known voice was heard, saying: ' v ‘Opeh—Opetf lnTthe king’s na CJIAPTEK XXX 1:o3tc£t7sroK. nanje it** t, That cfy. so appalling to crhnlnals, Picard dressed the cripple s wopnds, and conducted him. with the rest Of the party, to De Vaudrey’s hoiise, where It was thetr"intention f«wi» seemed tdstrlkeTerror to the heart.of! wme plan, of action; for they believed i Jacques and his .mot her. - ; 4 -^at sh.mid the count learn that Hen- i Pierre ran hr the dis>r and was un-i fietTFwasstill in Paris, he would at- bai ringit when La FuKhard sprung | separate l»er from the chev- ' at him with a-howl of rage.' '• J ~Wi- ~ She grasped him by the throat, and •,,cbango t»ad taken glace - 1 in the inlnistfcr’s fecliogs, awi. Uiey were soon fdlearn it. " » (Dim'gulf!) ray spirit^hovering lies Mute, motionless, aghast. For, alas! alas! with me 'hie light of Life is o'er! No more—no more no more (Such language holds the ~ • •>- sea To the sands upon the shore) weak and exhausted as he was;by the I loss of bl<Hxl,Ahe had no dlflleulty h.i IttPhwing him against t he Stairs,where s ne solemn Shall bloom the thunder-blasted, tree, Or the stricken eagle soar. * And all my days are trances, And all my nightly dreams Are where thy gray eye glam/es, And where thy footstep gleams In what ethereal dances, Hy what eteVnal streams. lie Id him tinuiyv I ‘■Then iij 1 he king's name ! will i open H for J'mi,'’, again cried Hoard, and immediately Sounds were hdhrcTas, if some he ivy object wiCsJielrig used to I'iilJer it down. Two blows were stiflieienl to stiatlcr II liii-worin-eaii ii timhers, and a tile of j soldiers entered, with Picard at v lluiir betid ‘ , . j.. THE TWO OR I'll \NS. Uv I>*lCi>nci\v ‘ (UAITKK.XXIX. tiik KKscrr.. Fora moment .lac(|ues wastiiim^t petrified with astonishment. Thai Pterre, the poor, spiritless cripple, should thus defy him. was past ids comprehension. But only for a moment did im re main inact ive,. au4-^i45eTi tip wnilj<> ward the young girls ;is if to separate them. » “Dare to lay a hand on either of them," shouted Pierre, as lie ran to Ids wheel and took therefrom a long knife which he had tx-eu sharpening, “and 1 will plunge this knii.! into your heart!’’ . Jacques recoiled from .lietoiv the weapon, and Pierre placed himself Ix*- fore Henriette and Louise,who claspexl in each other’s arms, were awaiting the result of the. struggle wliidh was now inevitable. .“Your life sliall pay for this''' cried Jacques, drawing hisjcut lavs and going toward the brave cripple. ‘ fieiuember that ypu are brothors!" cried the old woman, '-w tio was now thoroughly frightoned. “Ye* brothers Ss of old," said Pierr-, nltterly, as he tliought of the boinerly love tliat Jainues.pad ever shoftn toward Iiim,“Uie sonj^tA-flam; only this time the parti* fUKSgngrd ia Ai»c| wdl kill (Jain.”. The old woman cowered ip Hie fur- ! t her eoruex of t he idbtw, and Jacques shrunk' hack as fur as jHissibl^ from the I ini ruders. “All, master,” exclaimed Picard, somewliat surprised to lind De Vaud- | rey tlicre iielore him, •■‘You found • your way along the passage lief ore me, j and mademoiselle, too.” I- •-Yes, and in giiod tfrric, J’ieard. | Here, some of you guards htnd t his j nilHanr" —— ——,—- j Jacques was soon Imuiul, anil not t ill I ilien (lid De Yaudrey appruacli Hen- i^iette, and folding Jier in a loving em brace, exclaimed, in u voice tliat con veyed tile world of love lie fell for tier: “ I Icitriel te, my love,my .own.” “A second i ime I owe my life Joj j-ymi.” said ilenrielti ,Mi.a voice cjiok- ipg w iMj emoi ion. . “No. nol to me," riqilfeii De \'ai)d- rc), unw illing to 4j i ('ei\c anw piaise for what tic 1(^1 Hone, "Thunk Pic ard, there/ whose scllish, lira very left me to (fHenil tile ehd‘ of the -passage where there were no foes, while he HartHy had tliey entered, when a ^servant lirought a letter for the ehev- aUdruind fv«>hi the seal lie knew that it vvas fifom Aids uncle. He opened.it, and read aloud tlie fol- lowlng'words: \ “1 understand now why you and Picard asked for a guard. You will come directly, to me as soon as yod have Imisbed y.our work, Hind, bring with you those you have rescued. - “Lin’ikhks. Minister of I’olice.” De Vaudrcyhardlv knew how jo in- -terpret I lie lejior of_tho letter. Was it writ ten in a frhyidly spirit, or was fiis unde still incensed against him? IPcouId hardly be tlie latter case, and be resolved to oliey the. letter fuiiy. .'/-■< ’^-’v,.-; In a few moments the party were at Hie hotel of 1 he minister of police, and leaving the tVo orphans and Pierre with the i alet in one of the drawing- ’irtoIiTs; tXa r cri(A Jllei" entered Ids Uu* cle’s presence. 'Hie, count and cQimtess Were '^to gether. and t he atTeet ionat e welcome which he roc-eiVed from both showed lnjn how idle wa re'pis fears that his undo Had not relen ted . “llaVe you snoceedtsd?’ ;naked the Hu,'com it ess. in a voice w h idi bet ra>^ ed’aJl tlie agitation she felt. "I have." ' ‘‘Thank .Hod!" .y To be near Louise, my sister, and to r wlfeacema-too great a-joyf 1 -* story is finished, and as we write the closing lines a great hope comes u^p in our heart, that In presenting tale in t|tiK form, we tnay have induc ed some reader not to pass by any one deserving of charity: but to give a kind word and a pleasant smile to those whose lives are dreary and miserable, even if tliey can not give money. He- mernlxT tliat he wno possessed one talent was held as responsible as he who had a hundred, an^l that a kind word has s^red many a soul from the mire of despondency. s- TUK end. STATE HOSPITAL CROWDED. The Hoai il of ItegrntH Makes an Ap- -, t n Ha Belialf. FAD WIVES rir PLENTY. three Have Appeared tq Claim Dam- aftea IV>r One Man's Death. '♦* The hpard of regents of the hos pital for The insane held fchetr annual meeting Wednesday and pfeparCd the report to the legislature. One very important -recommendation will be submitted to the general assembly. •TTio Imspital ill taxed to its utmost and the board feels more than ever the' necessity for eWmomi/Jng space. There are many persons cared for as patients who properly belong qlse- wtmre. Al r iuiy arc indeed warda-ot State in, their helplessness, but is qiis the place for them\ The regents think that as the ebunty jail is're- iate.d to the- State prison, so should Jhe county home be to the State Hos pital for the Insane. - i There are in the latter institution persons Df intbeciles and others afliarmless, who homes and wtro stinuld Jxs.iti order to make A dispatch from Gteenville to The State says the fearful accident that befelhbraln No. 39 on -the Sonthe/n Hallway nut 0 far from Spartanburg about a month ago Is destined to be come memorable, not only on account of Vho i umerousjaw suits th*t jwill grow out of the occurrence, but recent develpp-nents Indicate that Itobcrt Simpson? the colored man who wfts killed In ttie accident,' wa« ah exten sive an I l : h*ra! patron of the. inatri- naouial state. Me was not a niiilti- millionuii «4i ke the late Senator Fair, whose o.tate wa-i in ^litigation for '(piite aw'iite on ayKount of numerous inatHrflbfHitlaWianeexon his part, hut Robert SuupsofTgxqally resembled the senator m tluTblher particular, ar.d Aie 'viding to the latest disclosures he was -reputed husband of three women, with several counties to hear fro.n. His worth from a pecuniary point of view has largely increased since this untimely .and^sudricn ex t was nude by him froin tins mundaiie sphere, and he will Continue'toarrow In' iTHbOriancc as the lawyers make a ;o« is. anc stoniieil flic front of the castle. Yoiti cries for helpguidcd metQ tti‘' rescuc. . “Loihv'. iiiv dariing sis!(‘r," said Henrict tc, takmg her hy 1 he hand and leading hor forward, “fhajik yniir pre server!” " , ^ . * * ' The litind girl's' (‘yes' tilled with tears, as-clasping-lit 1 rMnneK .and I nm- ing tiei; sightless orbs toward where De • Yaudrey stood,-she sai<l. in' a trembling vdfre, which carried greater mcfiiiing wit li it than words cy.iiid: “Ali, iiiotisietir, you -do not know fioin what a rfightful fate Von hayn saved us." fervent I v. vh De N'ainlrcy gave her a wa mi fig [room for those more deserving bf the glance, which was oliserved hy the medical attention of the State hos l ' l,U111 " - I pita’l. The natural antipathy toward he said, an asylum has been lessened in recent 1 out , V+ ■rWn HP, gi<i\' l as lie pressed tlu^hevalier.-s^vears'and hy tlie display of tact?It is hand, I ha\(* h'an^j .^'^‘ ^^^Joelieved liy the regents, that the couip couritfsslaisconfessedthesirretwhicti . . , **. -r J oiided our married life." . 11 >’ boa ^ J* 111 lose j^ repuls.yeness to De \ a ad ivy» clasped the hands of Nome who nowjireler. tlie seclusion of, fers of the Southern Kajlway lo.come atxiut in this way.- The departed Simpson wasji Vituen of (Jrcciiville, aiiii his remains w( i re ■e m ine iaiicr insnuiuon biougnt liere soon : afu*x tiie aicidcnf depleted mentality, idlote. f lor . burial, but theluneral pageant- was s['<oi!t by reasd'ii of tlie fact that a fqi?ther removal of the dead body was. made to Fickeus county, where t4*e Interment did actually, take place, and thereby hang$ a tale? McCullough \ Me swaiii, B attorneys of this city were intci viovetl by a negro woman who. Kit 11. andAVas ;.ibou.t tq_speak, svlien t.fu;colfnt uiten'iipted liTin. “1 ask your, pardon, chevalier, for all 1 have made you sulfer. 1, have done all in ink povyer To repair the wrong I have done yoh, and within an bom Henriette Crrard will beJiere.'! I>c Yaudrey lixiked at bis uncle in While Hiis ( (wiversa! inn was going on. all eyes were turned toward the (irjirmTjS, and ■vtother Fnx'liaixl .Wsas"tie made' Very well, If you wilt claimed .lac,(pies savage a passatTierre. <- „ The struggle had now commenced, and for a few moments nol hing could be heard but the clashing of Hie steel, and Jacques’ fearful oat lis. But it’ was not possible for I he crip ple to hold qut long. His brotlier’s, weapon was nearly threedimes its long as Ids, and .jaeques had every advantage in I he [Hiinl of slice and atrengt ii. In a short time Her re had received a blow on J,he ’shonlder, from vvn-icli the blood flowed freely. “He is Wounded!” oxelaimed llewj i- ettc, hi ii^terrible Voice. “No!” Shouted Pierre, hoping to de ceive them as t<* tds fast filing strength. “Isn't-that enougli, cripple?” ^-keil Jacques, in a mocking tone, as be suqe.. ped for a moment to gain breath. /*,“No!” shouted tlie brave Ixiy, “cut again, for while she is in danger you may^lisb-niy llesli in riblions: I ^llall feel nothing!’” ' ^ Enraged by Ids words, Jacques sprung upon him With the/erneity of a tiger, ana it at onec liecjuiuqappaj'ent that, however brave the Isiy iniglil be. he could not withstand such a furious assault, and that iii a very fetv iuu- powerof the vtllanions JiU‘ , i 1 i < ‘ s . with no one to (lefehd hr pfoTTHTThentr Hoping tliat De YauArey ndght hear her, Henriette called in a loud, despairing voice-. - “Hein help!" The iTy seemed to arouse La Fro- chard from the apatliy into widcli she had fallen, and rushing toward Ilenii- etU 1 , slie placed her hand over tlie girl’s mouth In prevent a repel ition of the cry. But that one cry bad reached (be earsofthe than who would have rush ed into certain death at I ne bidding of that voice, and just as Jncrrnes tiad unnoticed. Tliis was her Opportunity, and -siw*- resfiTved to enibrai'e it. She bad no wish to laste Hie reward wldeli jiisl ice lunf Irt si-ore bii ticr.'aiid- e- U -xlived'to esi-ape. Hteaiing caul ionslv past tire Soldiers, she hud reached the door in safety. In another moment she-would jiave been free: hut thore was one in tile room w ho had cmrntrrf on' yj^ing t his same Mother I roehard iiU-Jki' his care, and that one was PicaTth- - Although his aH'ent ion tiati lieci} diverted fronHiej. fora inornent. his eves sought tlrr-place vv.here she was surprise. Ile.cotiid not tell tlie mean: ingof liis words; hut at- last a light inoke.oyer llilflp—x.—> I in Jet t lie Ixdltf tli;nL,Marlanne was •Ja-vt-staniimg, irfu was not tnei. . A us su ipriy, slie rapid Ilowed I lie glance aicffind Hie. room, old woman in the act;, of< openmv the door, a ml in an instant I’icaid's I land vva's on Jier siiouider. “(*li.‘no. you ddn't, old lady!”, lie exclaimed, as In 1 obliged her to cotn.e ilack. “Yoirnnist not runaway from -ydiTf duf-iful soli because he is hi -a lit* tie trouble, lie'll need your motherly care now, more t ban ever." aurkounishmoiit t'vr mauVsins near at liana, 4 lie old hag tuoke down most pit ijthiy, and in a iu<tsyshTrowfirt-Vnlre, wiiincih ' —£ "Fm a pom—ol-i woniau, I don’t know auy t iling aJxiut tireir t-vfl ways." —Hof- He- appeal was lo*t on-iaii save jkxu Pnure, wlio dtKid Ucndirtg over HefiricUe, the count tuid scut for her?, mid the chevalier now saw an oppot: tiinitv-of rewarding'her for fhe rmlile yrei'itice she bad made in tx’half df the woman Ire loved.—-— ——-——*-x “ My child”' exclaimed t he countess, “have you brought my child!” “I have, aiui she will be here im mediately."' And as he spoke De Yaudrey left the room, and returned, leading Louise by Hie hand. ‘ Over Hie meeting between the mother and The child from whom she had been separated so long we will draw a veil.' ^ , Such scenes areTOo - sacred for the writer to profane nv trving lo descriiip .1 J .r,.i. .I— a,i *....'.11..g,-. ttiem thrhugh tip? cold niediujn‘'tof. leiters. a \Vtifli» it -wgs tjiIdng trie -State hos pita The iKiard endeavhtvKdn Impress upon the getuTarassemblyltmt. the constitution makes it mandatory eacli county to haVe k home for its dependents, and it,is urgi'd that the legislature take some steps toward developing the several county institu tions Into places tit for the reception of harmless and lielpless feeble mind ed persons.-. ' These recommendations ate In keep- dttg with the policy,of the sdperinten- dent. Dr. J. W. .Babcock, who^e ad- miDlstration has been most success ful and mbtt satisfactory. . .He Is frequently, placed in a very trying position. With the institution cnTvyded, he is!constantly besought to' take ‘‘just one more,” when •somojr time that one should be taken care of by A lie county ; *•/ During the year now epding, one of tlie oldest and most useful members of the Ixiard. ha? passed away—Mr. Anthony White of Sumter. Hp^bas treen succeeded by irr. VV-J^W. llity'of place the chevalier explained, to his uncle tin vurilice which Marianne had made, and in a few moments all vvfrl'c assem- biytl together. ‘A-, soon as,the tifst hurst of qoy vvas- oveT. LmrLe turned to the chevalier. , plmL ■said..in-a voice that,, to I’ierrc’s .He will .be reap pointed to continue' his long and ap preciated service. The metiers <rf Jlirisuu;Jlluu nci , l „ tlie-hoard of regents are noc-eltfciecl -‘pyity —y 1 , Cothran, counsel—for -try-thc legislature, but are appointed by the goveruot. ■ ntngt.v siih 1, sointdcdlike music from the spheres: - . Monsieur we are all so happy, yet wr l: ’‘V" * 1 , ■ e we imi',i mi it furgi'l pqub Ptrrrc'. N able, hraveiPierre! Pierre,' Pierre—where is ne "I n‘m,iined? rnrulenTOlselie,.' saiJH^' pierro. coming forward, vvl)jjii_lears; i. 'iii-.vvedqjiis c!i'-ck. an<I 11is Volfe lie- 11is w heel in an at t il uitiruTMeep gTtrTr . - T . As ids mot her simke, he lield oat htsi Gann* ^|‘HHilully iiitsky. at^l-tr^muloiis, h.imls to her, as thoughhe weiu id l)c;ir i "In ■»sk t lie- piivilgge .of saying fare- mentsjhe gir|s would again lie m t \ i^^ T . t ^Trhtr«rmr tirnTTiTT t s irfli • '•myTuxIirf w. ■ 11. Your guild licatt will nol for : nnrothplaihiiiglv. / ■ «rgj*f-th" iwor cripjde1^~A J . . . . ihcard,-said i In*—chevalii-r. “! alje 1, •'Never-never., I'ierre!”,- replied I ounle. iimihci f Louise. len.eiiLly, as slie pressed Ids borne Pierre to the’ ground, and was about to run him through thcj.ieart, the door was flung open, and De \ aud rey.entered in time id .strike-Jacuues' weapon up from-Us aim. “What is this?” he exclaimed angri ly. ‘“A trutlian attacking a crippie! ftown with your weapon, yon viihau, or by H^aven. I ll Ijeat it old.of V'ui- hand, arid spit von ks 1 woiild a dog." Jacques cnulr! read 4ud very littje mercy in tlie chevalier's-countenance, and he retreated-mit of-Hte ifaeli ol the weapon. "W’hat right have you to interfere?" -charge Oi I Ins worthy coup and soq. My une'e, tlie eoiiht, vvSH-sec l.( w -| u irn.sl n in ■ n 1 A ut hen it y was sWeut Id Ihon'rd. and he madi the niost..of it. Turning to t lie guatds, he said, in the most pomp- oqs tune: ''Take t liat male, and likewise tliat female villain, to the prision of Jgi Ifoqtfetie, there To await the justioe of our lord. Hie King.” Tlu guards closed around- Whe pris- oners, and were about to march t himt otrrWTiea t lii-olirwimran. wit li a whine that wasuiore ual (me. and i, tiara li l essen nis atiai'-stained hands between lief (ill. Wirti Uu- n t!-' ■ thin, vv US it’d diH*s. * ‘ •• AmT^trcr tbanks von .with motf- t lian words,” s;tid the countess in an earnest tom Let Ids revvard'beymy care,” quick- lv added the chevalicrYand tlien turn ing to Ple.'UIl. he said? “Monk to you to see thirrPiene wants for notliing until I shall haveUmc to pro vide far hi erf mtmmktam lalural lhari lirr hiiTilf- wdii the tears rolling (tqvyqi lier-vjll.-iinoiisTlmpisaid: r --i?easc.gotid geulietneu, l am onIv ^xir old vvoniaiij!" >^ U4• Ud''gt'«.Vtj.J iyq-jQany p.r,ivi ul jj for nu-ri F-TJud Ir-W-ax-en ruady to ket ! hv"t heqionf nTTrtd gjrl anil vvliieh sue j had- ft fowetvi t- —art—-V> j she had sowed, so 11 q i s ‘ ij i: I it 11 tinicof soi row she ii.ufcfaiSvrts _ . .jit.ima * W< “*vCiTrTP.;rr(T“nTr- -pm-t y --txr-trtretr: JjapptncSs, and cioSSe our story ^y iiriuflc re hit ing tyfevv iuddtmis which t t«»k(A+lTn , P : amrit('(ftmt--bRiTte luisc vvasaikmiuo' placed under the of “tlie giiod eloctor who would I car ia \t| v cured her even auiqujty t>aJ.i en she vv .ls noTTaxii. was taken by Hip prosccutiwmus evl deuce nf her knowledge dr ini drltne. •TTe'r attorney, Mr. Clacton, of Flor eiice. .got all of her correspLondcoce with Ferrell and he clams Htat It in TJu ten the gat lier. >t sot row slii har vest t h; T slie ;ii a I ptev e1 d eq hv Mot heT Frix’lUird. tlTcLIle giivf- nmy nuuutrcviqy tgaaua..Lu.hlUP Hr ii. imisi Su riHv TT ! non wa d ltovL'i 'r.rguni' w lam Uilumeia- oiow ii ini bollv a.ti'd he-crled, savagelv. “You sluill pav for this.” . A s.; the che val ie r e n to red. tlie old woman,seeing-that all was discovered, had gone toward Louise, and was try ing to drag her stway, though for w ha! f air pose, or wliat site tsiuldtioiTnorf- ect tty it. 1 (would lie impdivsilile to say. , , But Pierre, who had not allowed Louise to escape from Iris/sight a,mo ment, lest in his rage at being iiailled Jacques should attempt lo wreak Jii.s vengeance on the young girl, now sprung to her assistance, add forced his mother to the further end of the room. The chevalier turned his head for a moment to discover the cause <4 the disturbance, and Jacques, thinking j. that he had an opportunity ,kjt re * venge, raised his sword Ut strike,* 'iicli signs fust mg, aiKrtll . w iiii a, savage Another moment and De ^’andiey i , K . uli .|j c>r m()( | K , | .i v would have received ids deatli blow: f f,J u ,,' s i IK . ( . ( j n ,, t | U1MII but a low, warning cry from Henriette l s i K ., caused him to turn Ids head just in j time'to ward otf the blow. TeTvTTT men y vvliei) she would ruin soul. liTTYv prayed n-fl'i ne ivy. T’oJac(|ues'brutal nature of weakness were disj betit t ing a I'rixdianl. lie lurned ttpoti he —‘•‘STbp your vv)iiniiig'”' fie said, coarsely. " l\i-meiiiber that \ ou are a Fnxdiardl" TTie appeal seemed tn ti-ud :i response in the old vvdiTi.tn's beaTT; Perhaps S'lie J'emendwq-ed that when Iicr lius- liand. vva’s led to tlie scatfold. dot ft wiird of fear escaped Idnu but ih- met his doom w ith curses upon' Ins: lips un til tliey: were husiieti by death. Wit iiou;i another Wtifd. Li F roc bard 1 hriied to gti. and-as stieqiasset lie hold out Ids haiid-rinipTiuHrigiy, and J ?"; in t lie tiKisPpiteous voieo. said: “Jacques, motlier, one vytmrNbcforc yOu go. x '- _,A • His mother did ndt notice ids aat- instroots werg Dug* si nee dried up-m lier bosom, and ltd pot deigu to bestow one glance upon hiin. ' - pe t ft if ii i ed -w 11 i c h s 1 kin i ( Jlwto nave the u^e s or Tfov atid Hie blind*girl t'Tflfypaiii. as slie had borne her [rings in the liomeofjHih jy-w^wppr^s^pa^xl swPftly away, hks to a kind mother’s and Hen- te's care, hi a darkened joom, and vv/idirslu-emerged her' sight wati com pletely restored. Marianne, trcnibling fear that lior deception was dis lie hvade. to suiter in her stead, was brought back liy tlw,''guards, and her feat's were change to joy wffen she IcarbeiT t be.'JOyfiiT tidings of Louise’s resdpratfonr to -hep-tiiotl.'er, and Hen- riev tc-s happiness, v* vDo Yaudrey settled a comfortable i pon“1ier. but she Insisted on , ineom*' iq l< l - lv >erviiig iienriette' as-maid until such im :*>gshe w ent to gladden the_home of a vv drbhjcman/ - * . ■’ vpierre gt5b*Llidne*st Pierre lipd hjs reward here onettHin asvrr tarcrw he had it hereafter. * l>, 'J T ... | Hut .laeiiitesfavored him with a sav- iiiij^'i^ 08 l SprU S- Kr aV( '. u . :t ' ag*~’l's'k. and exclaimed, grntliv: tuiic tne eb^valiei mstit 1 ni’qrnn, nnu l gone vvofTTT" Vtomo ydirr Jtiuis escaped for Hie mumcuL “Now, vilHan, down with your wea pon,! say, and permit these ladies to leave this place before $iqu yvmpel mg to punish you as you deSbrv'e." As he spoke, 1 )e YaudreY^lnove^to- ward Henriette. “Ha-ha!” laughed Jacques, now grown furious. “You punish rm'* No you are the lover of the other one. Wgll, take her and go: leave,the litt le one to me.” ~ And Jaoqqes placed himself before the door with uplifted weapon to pre vent Louise from leaving the house. “Scoundrel,” cried De Yaudrey, ad vancing toward him./ - Again the ciash of steel rung-out in that squalid But;- hut this tlmejil was not Jacques who was the victor. 1 He was no match for the chevalier I** .. ...All Klrxw -god retn'emix-r thnt- you , v-id- )Hr r to the scaffold!” gw yourbrot As though t hese words did not eon- yey-eiionglr of the hate that was rag ing in his, bosom, Jacipies sprung to ward hi* .brother and bent him like a reed over'the wheel. In another instant Hie ixvir crinnle e ixx vvould have received bis death, as he had his distorted limbs, at the hands of his'brother; but Picard, ever watch ful, interrupted him, and like a wiM beast battled of hk.prey, Jacques was led, eursinff. away. , With a hymn of praise in her heart did Louise leave the house that had been the scene of so much suffering tto her, and ffervent was the silent prayer that Henriette uttered, as, with her arm around hersister r and hand-clasp ed in that of the chevalier, she went The ('mint de LinieresinsisttRotQbe- Hig allowed to provide for him, iT •now, the happy cripple received an education such as-few could boast of ih those days, and fose to lx* one-of the txett es+n=F»fi»fc— l ui ills silke t he sentence of death against liis mother aujl Jactpiea was vdiangcd to exile, and' we will hope that-in .a new country they changed theirinamuyr of living, and eodeavor- ed tOTtljjne for the many sins they liad comihffted. Picard never ;utain oc- cupidd the position of valet to, Oheva- lit'r-ilc vuiuirey. S twoid play, and a wbll directed blow from that noisome place to reap the de an tfly gash -on his w rist, andj reward of all her suffering mm N. F * w- vS with ids uncle for him, that within a mouth after the closing scenes at the i>oat-liouse, he received Ids commission as captain of the guards, and although he never rose any higher, he passed his life very happily, especially after he conceived a violent passion for the repentant Marianne, and married her. q Of Henriette and the chevalier wd can say very little that the reader has not already imagined. In answer to The Sun i. Lffe is b ♦] pier. Bn si ess is beter, when your is good. Get liA'of yourtronb’e b> regnlatiug diges ion Mm flOZLEY’S LERPN ELIXIR. Y Ali medicine for bi lions ness, flek; headache, consfi- ai’on arid ■indii'ostiou^ Pleasant to takn, and pleasant iri lai’on ana iiun^* effect. 1 . ,'/•• /LV-V.. _ jym.;. • .A ... Inexpensive Used and endorSetf by thousands for years Ysk your driiggist 'or it and itike no substitate. ■qit Mozley’s Lemon Hot Drops, for -Coughs and Colds.;, Uhko-earneredtight over ms estate/” w bi/lYis t«*be acquired from the e*4-! claimed to lie the wife of Simpson,and forthwith an application was madcJjH J udge;Jv4m (J. Bailey for letters uf ad-! ndakuaiimf upon the esTater of/the j aforesai.l Simpson of Which due ad\e -! tisemeot w;vs made aecordlffg tojaw,* v. ncccssaty prelude to bringing an | Thoroughly eradicates the excess of Uric and Lsctic Acids from the lystgtP. (tarts, the kidneys into healthy action, cures consti.xation and indigestion. THIS DONE, VOU ARE WELL OF RHEUMATISM .. AND ANY OTHER ttlSEA^ CAUSED BH tUPURE BLOOD. r- Do not he discouraged if other remedies h^ve failed. RHEUNIACIDE has made its reputation t*y curing alleged incural»je cases.. Does not , — injuri ttie!^rgau*.oJdigestion. * , , nat.KS^ORO, N. w., Alig: 2o, 1902. Gentteraen—Aom's str rears apo I began to have s.'latloa, au4 also* chronic muacular rKiumabsm. AL.ttmes Fcaold (lot^ork'at-*11 irny feustnes* TSBcd wevkfi atn time I could bclnir (XHtcnfi-u msstar on Southern R. i!.). For d*?A»r.k weyki* i not work. Ml sufsHne WHsTnti’i'Pn. Phrsicttns t re a ted me^wtOiout permanent n/d relieY, however. Tried • number of nft.vert *" I roniei’h-s without‘permanent benefit, Finally I tried ,*‘laiarM-VCinv.'’ 1* (iid thu-a-ork. and I have had ei- eellent health for three years. 1 eah etiforiulli.any that ul) rheumatlca should use •* RnitumACiL*E,”-(oi- it is by Car the best remrdy. ? ■ R. A. LOMAX. Price Ji.oO jifepaid express, Bobbitt Chemical Co., — t or fr. un yo-jr prr=cjjist. BaUiinote, fid., U. S. A. ,V-- ; J, -v .1/27 I. , for r TA VIGORS. j(m against the. Southern Railway. CJierokeo R/incdy 0 ■ damages in such cases inudo apd ..-rr— ' - ' r ii -i,’. i- ‘ r- Swiet Gyfjj & Mull^ provided. The lawyefs of YIrs. Simps;*n No. 1 did not suppose their cTh-fit liad any conipetition in the procedure? .ami hence regarded the letters of adminis tration as a matter of cou rse \vi thoiit tliei r prompt attendance -upon the court of probate, JmtWhen tlmv ap- peitrbd bctoVe J odge Hai ley tri hot.jRarj letters issued to No. L t hey j-v^re as- tOQisiied td timttliat No. 2 from Pick ens county, who is represented by Mr. M. F„ Ansel, had secured the coveted authority and was duly quutffied as .administratrix. This opened fhe way -for a legal tight at once,', but later hi- formation ‘gave eyen greater zest to the situation, when it Was ascertained that through an attorney in Spai tan- bhrg NTT3 had obtained letter* i .j i (f ad- min 1st rat ion in that. cuuntC. and a Cures Coughs; Colus, Whooping Cough, LaGrippe an( all Throat and Lung Troubles. MAfrLof Pure SWLE1 GUM, MULLEIN & HONEYS 'our Druggist sells it 2o & 60i Richland county. •‘The term of Dr. LL AY the ytar at hand. claim of $20,000 had been tiled on ae- ^[hount of the loss sustained by this in- rciict aji i arose- tfie attorneys with nrig-inai jurisdiction served notice upon Mr. WOULD NOT TESTIFY. \n<l in' C^iuja^queiiCiejJJluiUiL Seven YjiAni PenitentHtry. "— Tlie.Columbia Hecord says there is vv lift i> vLFtmnn ‘ i n t-hft who has lx*en Uiere seven years, and all tlie bjets g(r fh show that site- is innocent, and tliat from her religious scruples about taking jyi oath she was convictcdf Her ntime is Pliime Hah. and wiTtl a man nametl Ferneli s!te_ was convicted in Marlboro county of killing—Wits(.n Hall, her Infeiiand. i’here no doubt about tlje g'frilt of the man, for he has confessed and ex onerated the woman f romail partieipu- tion ln k the-»wder of even Any know ledge ((f It. When the trial was had a letter was produced 35 eU +1—absrrtTTtMv—have—proverj her Innocerfcc. hut to bis stir prise r J and LweryixKly elsc'i, she absolutely refus -d to takcTLliL 1 sUnTL,saving she.(Kaka -We Can Save -Yog Money on * * ‘. V ’ From (inr s' o,‘k' <4 Twenty Five Pons, c(msteting of Turn F1 ows/ BitIf TotrgB-S v Scooters, f raiglit. Whowls Sleeps >tc, Odf pricoA » r<» uwtiy' w n, a n be * iff hs ,-<>n lots of UoU -l-'livtr Then, a- yw ‘i-WKcd.- Arose- the attorneys with nricMnai x U ^' • ■!. - - * — ^ , ’ • ?>‘)f? Preiijht -W»■ o*l‘or-n-I^o -a faU lifte w gloc^s, D xU* Cultiva-—-» Southern Railway?that No. l was the tr-i s 1 and *4 Itorse.. Oliver Gliillcd Flows (•()builct'* L.»‘.vr:tuc-’s . .{ 4 .... t.. . . .f A —«—-t-——sxr-: . 1 . . 1 ■ r ., only and truly legal repfeserttative uLj CVleftl at-d Ntil,* ISnil yiew jHarrows, f/tlhivatbrsw i *- —r si* 1 is.:. , 1 ■"—: ? i - i . ■■—t—. , ..— the lamented. Simpson, atid that ai! others frirm- whatever quarter Uiey may e-iune aro&puii»ms claimants and Write out your wants who arc seeking thfi’ 1 * ees - 1 his now timo to &t'r -t 'te e*ai th. artant imp(*sters, profit by a casual acquaintance: with, me oeceasecf. The trianguTiV Bat tie' TO DAY ?‘ind Ih/ 11.S I*n,v^ } n-Tf- will lx* fought on sehsitific and it iVKiuld not be .surprising to tind the ust u te ra i 1 road attorit(-v seeking to i prove tiiat Uie aforesaid Sihipsoti was jLaijlejdje.i'4 in thia-sectiog. -N» s / oi'iokFik i. 'At - = —■ , ..'. v-: never married at all. r- -Aft-' Itiling. - ’I lie legislative committee, appolnt- e 1 toHook after tlie state's interest at L’olti UF* , ? C.'. v ' the stale farm on the De Saussim place, discharged that duty last week. Paint the nil O-fr-i WagoffS injury from weaili' ctPUlort; r,. ? =r-» -tliqi'al 1 mpk-menls. to |)reserve Lat^t year JiH) acres were placed^in cotton, from whicir-S23 bales were gathered. Tills produced t>,0()0 IVI a s u ry ’ & W e q o n 1* SUttlolcllt ■—kCjtV'h y.oiO'^eif-in a- few thini lum i? noo hnsheJhof cord, 2.‘.tio’ bushels of "peaSjJhiToo bushels of oat s, .gallons/* syrup. 2.300, bushpls potaLoes. LSOO bushels wheat? Ft^r hi/shels ri/e. fid tnishels rye. L000 C 'tnl fn-e. ei i a. i< {.a rgest I >eu !e-T ■nVuTam ton.-rpV-a vi ne, hay. kt.’own as ''Holiness and Satictilied" people and that they had told hef- thpt she, should answer her accn ; sers neltjmi n j7 >r——r™, Hie_-d^H(d^wmffFfFTake care of Ik*? and forfSIjovv.s what can bcrrloiie with labor that can be controlled. , . / >ring her oUtof her trouble. It didn’t turn out that way, for a plain, ordb nary, practical jury convicted her and she was sentenced. Allof those facts have been brought out in a petition for her pardon presented to the gover nor. He lias not yet a^fed on Ui^ il'cd. tind ^-fhat-Jlewiette whs te- case, having it under consideration. This is not the first time a pelilufi lias Ixfeu pteseirted In lier behaljL lint tlie?T?tcLs..staj(4 1 have just ^en.mad-e Knowiu ^ ’-'i- - . A disp say's Con | ifditbr* Flgbt. , tch from Santiago Cubs. the Gubano Lil>re. shot and Instantly killed Senor Insula, editor of the Re- publica. at 11 o'clock ThurBdajt tndrn- ingj Both men where prominent politicians and leaders of-rival parties! Senor Corona was drinking * in tt’eafe icn Senor Insula and a party of frieBdv^ntered the- place and began a political oTSe+iii^on, Personality and Insuttii.followed and 4piickly^tiirte.d a fight with canes, during YvWph .Senor op t; ns shticks. 50 tons fodder, £00 t/oiM.- shredded stover ami puthpkins ^ftnrrr ~ tori acres of lahd - planted? in cottdp pro- duced-nearly.a' ~ 5 TjffttWh* Ind Gobbled T’p. T lie Standard oil company has gab- IJecT'uyr t lie TeSasTiikT- Louisiana oif Holds, there remaining but one or t ,vo companies inde'pcinlentand they are -not. strong enough toTife comptd-itoTs. It is nhtitold what the Standard-paid for the 1 simps of the various com- t -frior'.r w ill*tw. -jCo .If ©ur foil Hoe of Hardware is m Ouy salesmen are-hut* :if)3 KIN(DSt., panics. and.'TRefc wllPbe 'Some con cern among Senator Tilknan.’s friends as to how lie came out fh tUe deal. He was inteteited in one or two of the essman Corona’, editor 0 ^^pa»i'cS •x^hkout and it w s as said that - he had expected to Jiecpiijft. a i#illi(vniffte through his ow nership of oil stock. ' "" ' Corona suddenly drew a revolveTsuid^ slvot .Senorlnsitla three times. Senot Corona then Walked away. shooting has caused great excitement there. Murder and Suicide. Km. Marie irmmliauer sliot and The chevalier pleaded so earnegtiy. killed , herself at her home In P|iila- , Pa., on 'rhorsday. after at- temptiiSg to kill her husband, Charles Denenha,ucr. Accordir1g - to the bus land’s statement he and his wife had been celebrating The advent oi the New Year and when about te retire, the woman seized a revolver which was kept in the rdbm and fired a shot at her Imsband, the bullet striking him in the band. The woman then ,Jl , J ,? . troqble, n*inl for my eff tP. f UjokSHtt nnft ■;min*tion blankH. N > J. s^rvrto* |)fbili- \'ii»l We.UinPiw), rleticele. No; q i: 4, Klil- n**v nK'l Btadi i.-ump 1 : Ttnii-. of W oHierv. No. 6. The loi' -i Klnif (Blood I’olspab No. 7, Oa- xnirt:, theae book* \ »<Miui;l l* In the hands of every person Afflict ed. a* or Hathaway, fhe author, IS TRok- .nixe-t as ihe liest an #' ~'s. thority and experfUT - ■ ' the (inlted States on nfe^e/n-:»(««**, Write ' ~t ■ V- .^t- bT! n <TT* t WAT <1 for tb** Ik-oL Voo wsk i—day, and It i» von * 4cal«*d. Address V. New ton UAthawky, M u 38 Inman Building 22* S. Broad St tlauta, Oa. _ -- t:.*: - COLUMBIA LUMBER A MFC. CO. sash. 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