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ppn^ ^3 ^ ^ THE MYST1 \ UDOLP | A ROMANCE BY AN* Synopsis cf What's Gone ? ft Before. wa"< turm 1 : e MH The <tnrv nnrn? in (insconv. hrttdCO 1 SrPn Idate 1654, characters so far are ' M. St Aubert, his wife and daughter ,l<m' Emily, Emily Is musical and charm- ,noi.e ng, blue eyes &c. i"l. Quesncl is n. St. Kmil, Aubert's brothcr-ln law. Aladam St. v U Aubert dies-St. Aubert and Emily go >tMI 1 to M. Qucsnei's meet two Italians signors Cavlgni and Hontoni-St. AubeCiiUIII t's health fails he is ordered to go to v nt (1 Languedoc-Emily and her father start ii^iq , on the ]ourney. l>y Valancourt leaves St. Aubert and in a ? Emily. was St. Aubert very ill is taken to cottentn tage of a farmer: he gives Emily in- ^ structions how after his death to, I U|J (J. find papers and money under the media floor at his house, La Vallec and in- ing tli structs Iter to burn all papers with- Kini out reading them. leave ^St. Aubert dies, Emily accepts an 11 ' Ua Invitation to visit the lady abbess of wer'u"j the convent rearby. repliei St. ibeit had given orders that accuse his body be buried near the tomb of Munai the Villerois. Iier ni< Madame Cheron sent servants to -she lie bring Emily to her. Emily stops at " wai ?/ .. , . . - SC10U8I La Vallee her old home. ... . 11she Madame Cheron rebukes Emily for ^lic ,u., entertain ng Valancourt a:'d hastens it lo li her departure for Tholouse. It is At Madame Cheron's chateau Em- ('heroi iiy is unhappy. At a dinner she I tfi.tL y < meets Signor Montoni and his friend ' many Cavigni. " yuunif In my < The Signer Mo.,tool had an air of Emi conscious superiority, animated b> tliisac spirit, and strenglhenrd by laienls t<> uaiit\ which every person seemed involi.n- 'liepri tarily to yield. The quickness ol his endvat ?/UIvt M Hl?? W.IM SI I 11\ 1 11 IT I j W'lc ?n, on Ins countenance, y? t that couuteii- not to ance could submit implicitly to cc l cai cisii n: ami, more lhanor.ee in this his vu day. the triumph of art over nature ibortj might have been discerned in it. ni> not en visage was limp, ?.nri lather nanow nust i * ye.. Iu? v\ 13 called handsome; and i ;...i . i < av g ii whs pay and insinuating a? vvas g formerly ; and, t hough he paid almost >h;it Incessant attention to Madame Cher-, n, in pun lie f? u d Miaieu,)port unities of conver Kinily sing with Kmily, to whom he dirt-den- t:at v at iirst, ttie al ies of his wit but now nie Wi and ih-in assumed an air of tenderness, niat u which slie observed, and shrunk m p|lc from. Though she replied but little. doubt, LUC gentleness huh sweeli.os of in-. tortUll manners encou raped bini to talk, aid ;,as nri she felt, relieved when a 30111.1; lady njs| of tie party, who spoke iicessmth ^4jtj j,'] obt rudcdlheisi It on his not ee. This p...irj,j! lady, who possessed all the sprain ,etK.e liness of a Frenchwoman, with all her coquetry, atTeeted jto understand " 1 every subject, or rattier there was no a ' r<!* atTecLlon in the caat; for, never look- reat "" ing beyond the limits of her own ig- su<-'1 s norauce. sh* believed she had not liinc aas a' to leain. Slic nil acted notice In ni L(,unte all, amused some, disgusted oilier f.?r i iiH ineii', ami was t hen forgot- am" C'Ul.t. It -it ! ? *. . * It'll' .1 It > II if t? 1*1.1 . c ; .i ' lv.ni I , . t.i.1 hr anius<d in >i- < li.ti etc s . >! < lia<. seen tt s jfiad v\ lien sin* count i ttr? I cul t> In* rac'il'eiv which had ac- ' "om i|-itred wii > cr t ? . h r.icier ol du- ,1|>' , o 'el* ? rs ma i h. nn\ p.casanli sl lmtu>> were pas ^ (l v M iii h 41.\i ion ..f i ?i?? terrace, v> i.id. m>. it* iit d i ii die t on o . ? . mu steal fnun ubservat ion. with a hook H|iajj s .to overcome, cr a lute to Indulce, her , . . r,. . . for yoi melancholy. There, as she sat with . f i. r.i .... ?i,,> r?,. ato.ni Pr.. a" t'lvl c/ta HAtu UII \ii.Ttuut X |I- I ?enees, and her thoughts on Valan- 0l|j(t, court and the beloved scenes of Gas- . . >OK' cony, s ao'i ! jn .v ne sw. an mekmchol> songs of tier native prov luce i 111- popuiai gs -.lie ii.nl I vent lened to ironi lit i C iiidhood - \| \ One evening, having excused ii< r , uisti self from accompanying her aunt (^ r abroad, she thus withdrew to the papress* villon, with hooks and her lute. It (ifH was the mild and beautiful evening , , sover of a sultry nay, and the wind ws. which fron'ed i lie west, opened upon jf all t he glory ..f-etting sun She was aw .k? ned from her musing preva by t.lie sound ot noises' leet altitig . ;i proi mad, Lhut wouu'i under the windows ever of the pavi lion, and a gentlemen pas- rurs . sed on lioi'M-baCk. w hose reseinhlance Vjew to Val ancourt, in air and figure, foi S|u> (( the twlliglr Old not permit a view ot nu.n^ his features, immediately struck her. She ret :r< d nasi il> from the lattice. sa^i(? baring to be seen, yet wishing toot- jia(j n serve, further, while the strangei Cjent passed on without looking up. and noj when sn i >. d 'n tlie lattice, she W),|c| saw him faintly through the twilight, n,ou. winding nod i lite high trees, that jier , led to nol 'use *r?ii> little incident (urju so much disturbed lier spirits, that ^jiuv T " * ' fl'Sl WSlfl ATI 'CP**nunit> uf erring and 1? Hi 1 V AI L ubrait to any restrictions [| 91 I g II r aunt should think proper, sb IMIUIkl m ed au obedience, to urhich MCneron did uot give much ? and which she seemed to co tne consequence of either fe I lit ice. "Well then," said she, "pi I R ATPT IFFF ?hat you Will neither see ti I 1LA1 Villi I ?l nan, nor write to him wit ? J"U?*:ut.'f "Dear Madam.' ir itucrcslinic to her, and. afte. "can you suppose ingawl.lle on the terrace, sue re- >ltb.r, unknown to you?" ed lo the chateau. ' <now,w"'" 10 ?"PP<>se; th, , , , -mowing bow young women ,dame Charon whether she ha. ,t ,s liimoult place any c . rl.al admired, h .d lost at p ... for t|,ey ?ave seld, . (1 \V 'I S .? ' <1 " ' II ? ll.ll III- , II* as :n.-ugu to vvi?>li for tlie respec splendid . imi* hei own, wa.?. i #orMj ?? id from tier visit with u temp* . than usually discomposed; a Mas, Madam! said Emily, I y was glad, when the hour ar- "? for my own respec; m .in w ic wi|.- coui > let... o ? got me he value of that; ide of tin own ap.tilinent. I deserved my own esteem lite following morn lug, st.e w.o world must follow ot 0001 toned to Madame Cheron. who- M) brollier was a good k Lenaucc was inflamed with re- nan, replied Madame Cheron Jen", and. as Emily advanced sin d not * now the world. I'ai out a letter to her. '*ve always fell a proper res| you know this hand? said si.. . ~M,e "topped, but she mlfc icvere tone, and wait a look llut ''led, llial the world bad no itiiended to search her In an, * ,ew'i resp' ct to her, and tl K-Uily examined the letter at ?ut impeaching its Judgment'c'y and assured her she did not Weil! resumed Madame ? he not provoke, me said iter aun : -ave not given me the promise j ki.ow it, con:ess tlie truth m hat 1 demand. Emily gave itcly. I insist upon vour coufes ""big then suffered to withdi ie truth instantly? alkcd ln thc if*rden; I .. ... , . . . miii pose her spirits, and, at ily was silent, and turned ti . . , , , ,, - , - .. nived at her favourite pa\ the loom, but Madame culle . . . , , ^ . -e end of the terrace, where ck. O! you are guilty then, sai , ' I.udu know lb. hand It melt un one ot the cmbowei mlorelu doublet lids, mad.', , '"3 1'al ?<?>>?< < !?'> ? J Emily calmly, wl.y did >? .c.tlllccs. and seclusion ?,f I ... , , , , U owed her to recollect lier tl ; me of having told a falsehood. ,. . . . . . , , , \ ud to arrange tlicra so as to lie Ch&ron did not blus.h, bu . , * . , , . . i -arer judgment of her form ice did a moment after, wh * , .. ... , i . uct. blie endeavoured to revi ?m 1 ho M!imo iJ \ ulutwn.nrl 3 noV" ho w'evei y" wit7i"the"coi Alness all the particulars ..ess of deserving reproof, To., '"versatlon with Valancourl ever had ssen his hand writing allec, lifcd he satisfaction to iseut characters did not bring othlng, that c?uld alarm her r r ^collection. >ride, and thus to be confirmet useless to deny it, said Madam, elf-esteem, which was so n. i. I see in your countenance toh?r pcaf ** she repca . u arc no stranger to his lctte. vurd*-" ?"ould wet ever meet [ dare say. you have receive shrunk as if this was a such from ' this imperii..,.. ance' wh,ch had ncver befon ...an, without my knowledg. ';d to hw' and fmc tohereye own house ,e ,iast,1y dried, for she bea , .... teeps approaching, and then I ly, shocked at the indelicacy ol ,f the pavilloa opcn> andi on , cusation, still more by the vul- , iesaw Va!anciurt. of t he former, instantly forgo. To ^ continued ide, li.at imposed silence, an. ____________________ ?>ui?d to vindicate herself fr. n. [jersion, but Madam Clieron wa> be convinced. ?[ B S nrot suppose, site resumed, tl.ai iung man would have taken tin . of writing to me if you ban outraged him to d<> so, and j low.? Vou will allow me to re j A * XI v i. v/u, 111 ici i nptl.ig nei inac, i oing to saj ?1 ?I?have forgot forward contracts, Itiso 1 was going to say. But how When you want First Clas .ed that \ot. did not forbid him: vvaMsllciit. How happened n i-'et our rates We write u mi e. courage.! him to trouhl. . - .. ? .. I!, this leucrv?a jouug ,i:a, Marshall B. Young, ohody knows; -an utter st rangri Pugli <5c Phibbs, place,?a young adventurer, n< BAT who is looking out for a good L. M. MITCHEL e. However, on mat point i.t staken his aim. family was known to my father. Vawl 1 in i ly modestly: and without au- Li I \ ? to be sensible of the last senhat is no recommendation at |l fl 1II ? )lied her aunt, with her usual ess upon this topic; he took JUST trance fancies to people! lie ways judging persons by their I Cook Stoves, Steel R nances, and, was continually Oferi FlankliflS, t4t ed Yet it was hut now, mad Place Furnishii at you judged me guilty by my n.mct', said Kinilv, with a de r? p oving Madame C' e.-.n, t< We now have on hand he I: so' w.is inline <1 b\ l hi-, di r sale In Columbia, an J w 11 141 ii lioii or tier tat her, J a,"r# fail to c*u nt c >rc buying elsewhe-o if you led you here, resumed her aunt ig. to tell you, that I wiil tu.l w a 1 ui la d in my ow n house tiy any j ^60 /\# J oi \ isits from young men, win i.e a fancy to llai ler you I hiYalantine 1 inink vou call him none 49o. ill,? III la'' IO beg I ill \ in . ___________________ I. i ?> P l.v ..is r. -.piet* I i-ii ! end him a proper answer. And I |?| i Emily, 1 repeat it once fo I JL * . you are not contented to con. 0 my directions, and to my way ^ 1 shall give up the talk of over i-lire g your conduct ?1 shall no !oni I \ on i educa1 i TannopHne Ointment is a c< i i end w i to board in a co - Jug and protru .g pl'cs. I . , plete relief, and a cure spee r dear madam said Enviy g into le.ii-. ni.il overcome t>\ e ly tried and tested withoi 1 ie suspicions her aunt bad ? xd, "how have I deserved these Tan n ?fs!" ."he conl.i say no more; and i tearful was she of acting with Is sold with an absolute gu. ^grec of impropriety in the affair that, at the present moment, unbounded. Hundreds of v< me Hhcron might perhaps have tues. Easy and convenient iled with nor to hind her-eif b\ , , ? , . , ... . ing, healing and astringent n>se in renounce \ ala c u r Her mind weakened by her te discomfort at once. Cost? would no longer suffer her t Cures," but worth many ti him as she had formerly done; 'T.'"*'r "w" Price $1.00. Quara not t hat of Madame Clieri n, and :i also, that in her former converi with him, at La Vallee, slie AT lot conducted herself with sufli reserve. She knew, that >he d'd I Prepared by the reserve the ccarse suspicions I _?. li her au-it had thrown ortt., buta . ^ sand scruples rose to torment li ) | | |-< such as would never lave dis- ' d the peace of Madame Cheron. tuxes M "K* m?- uu ul > rendered anxious to avoid every '*r,,,'n ,''l<\Viin*u plies anil Repairs. LOMBAk jjUPPLV STORE, Aujfustatl # ' - S! ; * " TO 1ATMWM UTO "? JOHNSTON I0R1T0 ie express- MAT A Madame SOLD, onndeoce, nslder as ' " orar EDITOB TEBBELL W11L BETH romlsc me ON ACCOUNT Or ILL HEALTH. lis young Johnston, Jan. 27.?-The Jolirist hout my Monitor, tirst edited by tbe late Ai ' replied K. McLenna l?? 187?, and afterwax wouia ao by bis son, w. A. McLenna, who so ' I don't out to C. J. Terrell In 1899. came o are is no tbis week under the fourth manag will act. ment, having been purchased by I onfidcnce ! C. Carson as editor and A. G. Baltz cm sense gar business manager. :t of the The parting editoriafof the form1 editor gives some facts and figures i lam an- to the growth of Johnston along a y father ,lnes? which should be preserved wil lie said Pr'de as historical lacts. Mr. Terre .that of has always been progressive in splr -se and has fully expressed it in the co ind of uraD5 of his paper which has been n. ? ,a great advertisement for this scctioi ' u j His retirement is caused by ill-healt ject"^ anC* *S muc*1 reKtetted. Editor Ca: . ' son has had some experience, liavin t'alwa^ heeu the first editor of tlie Johnsto . j News a few >eai s >go I?? is a youn WI man of fine inle.lact, affable dispos tlon eveu temprrament and peculiar! iron, you fitted for his position and wi.b ec '?though jtoriai tact we know The Monito it, and, with its semi-weekly editions will b raw. she a sought after news and adverlisini tried co mcdiurn in this section, length, rllion at ^ .seating * Healing Gospel. red win- T,e Rev J. C Warren, pastor c balcony, Sharon Baptist Church, Beia'r, Gv. he scene' says of Electric Bitters: "H'sa Gocloughts, Kc?d to mankind. It cured me ol I tinnl. r-.ttT l..lnt. nn>l nnmnLll form 3, ' nnu Jwiuvn, UIIU wiu|/ivvi icr ron- f Physical collapse. I was so weak 11 ew witli t(>oli me half an hour lo walk a mile or her wo hottles or Electric Bitters hav? La made me so strong I have just walker observe tbree ml,es in r?o minutes and feel likt delicate three mere. It'smadea new i in the man of me " greatest lemedy for ?cessarv weakness anfl a11 Stomach, Liver and [ed the Kid?ey complnlnts Sold under guaragain"* 8n^ee a^ *' Harris', rimmons Bros, cir'cum-!an{1 Gunter s Dru(s' St?re, BatesLurg occur | 0880,1 Drui?^{>- Leesville. 5, which! FOR SALE. rd foot-! he door Thoroughbred Rhode iLland Ret turning, settings. $1.09 per dozen. Mrs. N. Rogers Bayly. Batesburg, S. C. Reliable ' ... I' !lt ne or the strongest companies in the won<J s Protection, or investment, call on us and ip-to date Policies. General Agent, Columbia, S. C. Agents, Rutland Building, ESBURU, S. C. L, M. D., MEDICAL EXAMINER. VVTC S Carloads RECEIVED OF anges, Hard Coal Base Burners, iot Stuff" Wood Heaters, Fire igs, Hollow Ware, Stove Pipe, Etc. irgest stock of the above goods ever offeree i? e also prepared to name prices of interest t? >ur store and see samples and get prices bewant to save money and get the best. Lorick & Bro, luinbia, S. C. 1519 Alain Street. ING PILES. d to stay Cured. frtain and quick core for blind, itching, bleed. I'hj lirsi . ppllcat'.on gives instant and comdily follows. Not an experiment, but a remit a failure in hundreds of the worst cases. i >pline Ointment nrantee. Our confidence in this remedj' h >luntary testimonials to its wonderful vlr to use. Upon being applied it exerts a cooleffect that takes away every evidence of i a little more lhan many so-called "Pile mes the difference. nteed satisfactory to every purchaser. DRUG STORES. Murray Drug Co , Columbia. S. C. AND ENGINES, 3W: ami Iron Work,Shafting, pu' lev*, fleam ing Castings?Caatavry day; eapwity -100 hand iiid KVIting; Pelting, Packing and Machine D FOUNDRY, MACHINE & OILER WORK la. i - - < ' """"" " v - i", ' mB:* . ^i,\gy' * . " -v. ntm .? . Jjj t^g^"Hv W>; on ^B A given number of acres fertilized ' v greater yield of cotton, than the same mmnm t than that I | J I ' : kwing Machines, E. Jon We Handle S Batesburg~=a reliable m work and wear well. Conquest?a strong, durab ing machine, Rugbv-- for simplicity , for C5 ?. it r +? i< r the priced-it has to equa Standard?a machine th modern. New Home?an automatic ing, up-to-date, 20 year guai Wheeler & Wilson?it neec men speaK tor it. Our machines are theequs our prices are lower than ou are easy. Drop us a postal . one to try. A Car Load of REX (KI> Are Covered by a Binding Gu Batesburg, ??? i i i?? ????: - ?????? CRESCENT | The, RESTAURANT !^38 Main Street. Bi COLUMBIA, S. C. Everything in Season. The Best of Everything r at Moderate Prices. (CI Blind, blcedir*: itching protruding OC lesare instantly relieved l>y Man- IlOU.S0 0 7. n. This remedy is put up in ?> Tremendous i ipsiblc tui>es Willi nozzle attachment | so hat tlie medicine may be applied Stoves, Cir^ ' sidedirectly where the trouble orig- ClOOl i ia es. ManZan relieves instantly, q Af\ O j S? I by i'immons Bros. o4"U l)I*OclCl m?i? ? 1 '1 { 1; with Farmers' Booe produce a mm. | acreage with ordinary fertilizer. It makes it possible to rcduew ' ?B Try it this year. The man ^B811Sa?MflBB m >iry B>erience back of him. Over ^B ""? |H /ere used on the crops of 1905. ^B ^B Bers"' Bone the best. |B B| I B B Br EARS' RECORD B ; Bp"? ^ B |ons \ yvx^k b B tons B B 1 ^ \ a^a_J ?B es, Sewing Machines I 1IX MARES. I achine guaranteed to >le, easy running sew- I operation every cla\% * | I I?, *"*" H I at is meritorious and I drop head, ball bear ranteed machine. I Is no eulogy, the wo- I il of any on the market, 1 r competitors, our terms I and we wilt send you | JQ) BUGGIES, Which I larantee, Just Received. I = - s. c. 1 Great Stove and cycle House i? i Brothers, ias. B. Allen Old Stand) mntry Patronage of any if like kind in the city. ; Stock of ites, Ranges, Tinware, Sporting is, Bicycles and Supplies. St. Augusta, Ga.