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I -A � '"SS fraAMOM, 'NOTES tho peces4u), Rod the unguc. $land aside, XO"ro. ShorldcAL .1 great AoIse of table* oW ftrWtu,* 11% rduglili *ail bi_ 11 lutellIsou" was so
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r � � a -difference � 1101Me#,, ,garlin He keen and 9.0 Orl&a4 404 he bad A,
FWTX*UNTV% DRAFT,% %$SVOID -of trairting; 11410 have trAos. I- I Witt, Dup(li, betas Owwn tq, the ground, As, it An' crime, Of the Yollo* MOM. 'We bar#
, , formed t f6usand.o of littlo 40009k VU640 404 411 00 Crew the Course Of 44049910, And 4414. the reproduced It 10 his own words,, only quality of thought such AS, 1 have
men into big men I o/fiarnous deteotive4t of flcffon %rOks of, 10demotwis, tanin ' -Mur. -0417149 the "00or the outinuAl lanjen- 4oifer1ound to Atlyether person.
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I INTElmor ,&LLoW1Pu, ox UK- � lor--holp-PaPA-popar, I t4tions with which be garalsbed. his � � ssed in' Allto way,
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, . � Yea be $pro thatwq quickly lWrM4V% W6 should have Akedto, And the better I knew Ulm
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� � I Pre.. SALZ. NOTES PURCH- NOVACATION. I refooiller repivie-r4oloctive, su, sprAno up And tbttt .N. Stauserson Put fome tuftbor questions 01)1144I , � In spite of We
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, . . .� . , 11 �. entor Any Day. of o6gervit'O' CVCrYthingo, ramom- But, 4111115I It was locked, fast locked,- Infas magistrate, 'which to being, car, -40 extraordinary seriousness of miud.
� ol . ing, dedueln,g all , Du the inside b, I
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40ts that throw li , , ' Ano"As to the vsk W04 'Y'
A . I �.. the f Ohl on his , I sha the Wandler, go aqd� Indee4I often too gay, A
�� "- , ,IIIII, H. T� RANCE. �,'*_ IF- I 'caseq, Before ,Roulptabille [pro. Wit. We tried to force It open, but It W011141 Many time$ AB4 him plunged In
.:: I _� . I . CLINTON .. remained. firm M, Staugemou was Me It is guarded bf 4 wide circle of police, the deepest WeJa41110III I tried then
. � .�O NOT F 10 CONVay- . . I nounced Rule-fa.beej.' OR 4tching an
I ] - I 001vect, - the It madmitu.. And, truly, It was enough mou 'who 8" 1 Ifluilly w to question blin as to the cause of tblil
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, . ';AL. REAL ' Mystery of the I(ellow Roo ' he to'make him, one, for we heard maifo� traces that can Ie&4 'to , patrillon Change. of humor, but each time he
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. - - . O. TTONI PRFIXVI I , J cove;7 of the asoasola., ' da, , a . ade me ,no answer. One
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ESTAW AND FIRE INSUR: . GBI SPO , Sta-ugorooll quo ti
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��" 'ANCE AGENT. RNPRESENII , 0*00"41111,40'"""46,46'" . the d 4 wept with * "We have also wished .to, question parents, of Whom h
, alffiough he was only a' boy in . oor an M90 And Mob, to never spoke, ho
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. . tile Concierges,, but they are Invisible, ,oft me, protenfl,ing . not to have heard
. . . .TING 14 FIRE INSURANQ4 . -W with despair And helplessness., Mnally, we have waited In a roadside
. , . 11 I— -1 years, With the solution of the '. qt - . what I said. I �
VOMPANIES, . I I Mwas thou that I bad An 1138RIM Ian. not far from the gate ot -.the cbo- �
'DIVISION CIO . . I D. N. WATSON - famOU0,slangerson onigma he be. tion. "The assitsolu must n this state be -
I , URT OFFICA bave ea, teaU, for the dejarlure of M While things werS t
.. , Came a nationalfigare ' the lit. tered by the w-Indowl" Icried. 111, win Af qu t, h OvIoleur 40. tweert as the tam o cai of fitht yet-
- . CLINTON;. . .1 I CLINTON, - :- QNT.. , . M � . . , ar e t e mag'stftto of CorbelL At .on v
- I oraturto IV Franco, As .such we go to the windowl"'atid I rushed from halt Past 15 WO . low roorn" took pluee. it was this
. . L �. I I UCENS]b AUCTIONEER , , in . . .. � , RAW him and big C'q1t Case *hlclit was to rank him as. the
- . . trodace. him & our reade�.4. , the pavilion and ran like one out,of and, before he was able to enter bill Jotailtug newspaper reporter and . to ob.
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- W, BRYDWl,$, . pond '"The, Inspiration was that, the win. him,the follow
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. . . , - CHAPTER J., . the greatest detective In the world.
, . I � OR moderate' and satisfaction guarag-, I I I . . dow, of 'the, yellow MOM took$ Out In 4' 'Can you, � Monsieur 4e Marquot, Rouletatiffle entered my room ,ou the
. BARRISTERI, SOIJACITOR teed. Immediate, arr#ngem , I .1 � I I I . . . . ; I Such aWay that the park Wall. WhIeb glVe 110 Any In atiop as to this af-
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I I oti `1 - -Wh1f;I* We e0i'Not o. -_ I abuts on th4.paVIllQn, proveuted my at f I f0m morning' of the ,26th of October, 1892.
". . I I I Sale dla6s ,may be�made by calling' ., 'Ill*.., .� . a . . . .air, WItboU convenience t4. the -looking redder than -usual, and
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. NOTARY, PVBLIC. ETC. at The Nows�-Record Of . Vadisrst"d. � qn0e reaching the. window. To get up course of your loquiry?" * . . . I
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,�; "VICE-Sloano, Diock--'el, INTON. , exy. I . 4 . � . I roolul"' Who � now , Park. I ran toward the gate and on replied Monsieur de Marqtiot. "I 'Pan . peared to be In a state of extreme ex- �
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. . I I I ; L � I . I . ,gate keepers,, who had been attracted I have ever known. The more we With
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. 1. I � .. ,. - - � �1. . . � - � ! caused so much Ink to flow? by the ptatol reports And by our crie . -know something, the -further A trembling band andcried:
. . SHARLES B. HALE . 1, 1 . On the 24th of October, 1M, In a few.words I told the S. - think we "Well. my dear. Sainolair, have you
. . I � . ..44 IHOMAS BROWN, LICENSF4D AUO�-_. ' following note aPpiitred In the lat- m what had we�are from knowing anything." I read It7il .
� RRAL ESTATE .: tioneer for' the couaties of Huron ost'editlon of the Temps; , . � I . happe.ned and directed the concierge "We Asked Monsieur de, Marquet to ,,
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and . � I I a - to join M. Stanoerson. with all speed,' be good enough to explain ,his last "Yea; 'the yellow to
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and - . Perth.' Correspondence prompt- "A frlg!Ntful er we'll o been commitr While big ,01fe came with me to open . words, find this Is Y44t be said, the you t . hink of It?"' - ,. omP What qo�
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.. , . . . I - can. , � r at of Sa . late Gene.. the park gate. Five minutes later she Importance of which no one will fail to, "I think th. - It must bare.been tbe-
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... . �NSURAXCIR I ., .11 I . be toade for I 4ve, 4 . � . and I were before, the window of the recognize; . .. I . at
I .. 0. I . . Jile Wews:.Rpcord, Clinton, or by Vic ..bove Epthay-sur-Otge, at, thi Yellow room. I ... .. . devil or 'the Bete, du Don DIeW7 that
1. ill I I OFFICE - ___ . HURON. ST, . calling phoue 97,'Seafoxtb. Charges house Of Professor Stangefson. In the is I I I . ".'If nothing Is added to the material committed the crime.1t,
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I 01 . . I �. I moderate, ind satistactioik $44r night, while the master was working .. ,'Wad shining brIghtly, 11 fied, I fear th
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I - - DR. W. GUNN . . . . I .1 I . . . . � I . . . I � . to ass.4sinate AIlle. Staugerson, ,who touched the window. .Not only ' were tile crime of which Mile. Stanger,-. ' derers. who make their escape through
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I . I . � . .. I I 10 . .� p - -1 I .1 . . I In , ct, butthe son lids, been the victim 'will never Walls of solld,brlek� I think Daddy,
L. R. 0. P,, L. A.* C. S . . I . .1 � I 11 .. . . I chamber . adjoining -this . laboratory. blind$ Inside of them were i1rawic, as be bro . ught to -light, but It Is to be . -
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�� . DR. OVENS, M, D., 1. R, -0, - p., The doctors do not answ�rfor the life I bad myself drawn,tbera early in the .hoped, for the sake of oui,buman rea_ the weapon with which the cr
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. Edinburg I . . . . Etc., Spesialist In Diseases of the of Zle. Stangersoii.!' . � I . ivon.Ing, as 1 did every. day.. though 'son, that the.examtnatton of the * Ime WAS
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. . I 0 . mademoiselle,, kjio�ving th . . IlIng *Of 00 Y`8116w� room,-;, tl , c Immediately above MlleiI *Stanger.
, . . Eye, Ear, Nose and' Thr at, The impression made on Paris by . at -I Was and of tho'cie
1. 101fice-Ontario s#eet, Clinton..'Sight will be at Hollnes, Drug* Store this news may be easily Iniagined. At. tired. from the heavy work I bad 'been, an qxamination which I $hall tomor-
� . I , son's room, the builderlai job'ordered by
.� - calls at front door * of office. or at Ofinton, on Tuesday, March Ist: ready at that time. the learned world doln0; had begged. me n6t to trouble row Intrust to the builder .who Coll- the examinity . 9 magistrate will g1ve.us
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, � . 21st If you ,irequire Glasses ,donyt Professor Stangerson and. his daugh. . were Just as I had left them, ,fastened 'Will afford us the proof thtit may o
.. I I � � . - - * fail ' "I". .. tei. ,These labors;-tbe; first ' with an iron Catch on I the Inside. Tile ' discoura I . 11 t be long before we learn, bywhat n4tu;,
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I , . . . . atteippted In' radlography-served ,to . this: We know by Whitt. way the as- fellow was able to slip In and out An4_
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, 1. , ocovory of radium,' It was -1 ,. ' . the door and bid himself. under the' to M. -Stangersou withouthis absence
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I . � . . I I 1.4rJ. read io tho.Aleademy of Sciomees a sea� turn one!s. bt�alpl The ,door of -the how did. he leave? . Hovi did be, an hypothesis $J' . 1.
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� , I . RATTENBURY. ST. I EAST,, 8 CoMpano . satIonla paper.on his new theory, -the room locked on the Inside -and' the eacape? If no -trap, .no secret 'door, 'Rouletablilo' i .
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. %, . I -7CIANTOX- 44tm- and Isolated To' . I— . thled to overthrow f I rom Its I base the ened on. the.luside, . and mad � evibits of any sort lit his pipe, which he was never'with-
� 't. . . A . �. , Wn PxOperty- . elle, Is :found; if * the - examination of the , oiik smoked for a. few minutes In at-,
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. I . � ' whole of official s6enee, � which. base&- still calling for helpl No, she - had wallo-eVen to the demaill o of t lence-no doubt to calm, the excitement
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I 'if DR. C. W. rROMPSON., � I J. B. McLean, President, Seaf`0'rth P, It I . haps, But I still bea.r.d her father, In practleable--not only Jora human b6- it I eplied: ' I . ' . I . I
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. . I I PHYSICIAL, SURGEON, JDTC. Brucefield P.,O,. ; M ,P,. Hays, 1jec.- . 0 , - , - the cell aj obows no cracks, It the- tery of the Yellow -room will become
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�, � . . I published. the following furilcie, on d 11 'With the concierge I b=Tled , back Apor., hides 'no underground. passa
,1� � . Treasurer, Seaforth P. 0. . . I. I title � . ge, more and,' more mysterious. That's
, ,1 I .A.Subernatural Crime." . ' ' oil - must,really believe in the d6vall - .
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. ease of the Eye� r=, Nose and *jIliAn, Ch, . . . "These are the only detatls,?' -wrote the furfoi,is "We wanted to know. why,it lhterosts�me.. The examining
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�� t - Thros I � . esney, Staforth ; J lba the :anonymous writer in'thq Matin and 116rufor to bu ' ' atill Jacques nieAut by the cry of tthe
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Grieve, Winthrop , George Dal Sea- - .. I I I rst It open, was
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1 .Eyes carefully examined and suitable lottli j . of . ,�we have been able to 6.btajn concern- h Idlug* -firm but at. length it i
; ' � ohn, Watt, , Harlock ; John . � 9 . gave du Bon 'Dieu." ' The landlord'ot the "Have you Any Idea of the way by
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... . . ... .11 . � . � I I . Cler. The state of.,deap, . air in ,Will(!)' then, W44t a sight.met our , .. I the particularly sinister 'cry which is% whicb.theinurderer escaped?" I asked.
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. � Office and residence : 2 doors w,e§t or . ., Biaechw . Ood ; Janies'Connolly ? I .1 I . I 'eyest , . "Nond, " replied � RouletabIlle,
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. � . " rqf4sbr.Stangerson s- plunged. and . .h us; the . "none, .
. . I . , �� , , . I - . I . should'. tell you,t at,. behind uttered domettimei, at night by the cat ... '�resefi�'
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the Commercial Hotel. Ifuron:'Stt. � .. .. , Goderich. . - . . ttie, ImPoOsIbIlItY Of gettl 9 any Infor- I for the .ButA have an Idea as
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. .. . . . I... . - . I ination 'from thii, lips of, the .Victim a powerful lam- that, lit tfi , e -whole ' .. gOnoux, .io.the revolver. � The� murderer 414,ndt'.
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DENTIST. ' �, Any.mone to be paid in. may be in Whi * room. Maqemolselle hiid'furnl�hed it: vlev0l . I . "I don't understand. or,'ratber, I have
. .. .y . ch'Mlle. StarigerspIl, In. her night. , with it fairly large Iron' bedstead, - A Jn, conclusion ' - I .1
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� , , :' . 1 . dress, was Iound lying on the flobi In smalUtable, a dressing table find two Sam j r at announc6d.tb6t the chief. -n I .. 111, -
SPeciallst in Crown sad 'Bridge , -At ClItt s grocery., Gode)rich., -, � , . � . . e On n Ron ettibille -Shrugged als shoulders.,
� . Work. Graduate of C.C.D,S., ParVies degirous to effect ` i ' ille igOilies of .death.' We have at least , chairs. .-.By the light of the big,lamp, .of the Paris police had telegraphed to . .18 ,there nothing, in this artitle In
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Chicago, and R.C.D,So., To onto- or triansaett. other 1usinibss will Ae as.he is calle44h. the country, su old, In her nightdress, Was lying on �tho who had. been *sent to Lo I ridon-for an the. Nitta- by � which you were partiou-
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Sayfield on Mondays from May to * . Daadi Suoes entei�d Yellow t6ider. .Tables and chairs had been . immediately to.Parls; - I I . ... � .1 . 1. .
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-, , , , * A—!, : chateau.. . . . � . I heir throat, the flesh of her neck hav- ' . . .. � For the First Tiinc. thing In 1he whole article." 41 � .1
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from Clinton Station' ,aa folloiwv.: ' ' . , period. I bad, been cleaning and litt- made a 11ttle pool oil the floor. When when he .was a young'- m
, I .M. Stangers6n saw his daughter to porter. At that time I was � M110. Stangerson took quite extra6r-
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BUFFALO AND GODURICH DIV. EXCURSI . a] .
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Going East 1 7.85' a., mi. . I VfA � . . . TO I , ., .. . . Ingandwas altinkforM.Stangorson . knees beside her, .uttering that She feared some one. That wd4 t
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cc it 1.25 ` P. m. I I I I not there, that he bad already dscaped? on Of Waigs or for Saint-Lazare, Ile wish to alarm anybody amd� least of
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. '111, C A N A D A L � in the, laboratory she rose, kl sed 3L
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' . ,�. . - . . I � . 1. I .traces, blood stained mAtka of -a man's and It Is from that, I thlnk� til the revolver skillfully enough to wound .
Going South � 7.50 a. m. . , . � � low room, We heard her'lock the large hand on the Walls and on the 6mrades of the 1presO, all deter the assiasiln In the hand, which exo 'IS
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Apr. 5, 19 juu.14,26 J.d. 9,*t3 could not help: laughing aid said to blood without'any InItIals, an old c p . 12 on the'doorof the large, blood stain
. loo. Going North 11.00 a. M a nickname, which was to stick to him � . ed
14 44 - 4.35 p,, in: may 3, 11, 31 July 12, 26 Split, 6. 20 monsieur- There's tnademotselle� dou- and !many fresli foofmarka of' 'a man And be made Illustrious by him. 110 ,,band of the man who Was searching
I . I� . I , - . TURO11GIII 09tiAt, TRAINS ble locking herself .In, She . muAt be �a the floor-footmarko of a man with -Was'always as red aS'4.tOnjato, now - for a means.ot exit from the chatuber.
. I .. I . � I TOR014TO TO WINNIIIIEG. AND WEST afrkid of 11thi Bete du Bon Diem" large feet whose boot soles ha � - But she a f1ro u h O
. I . . . � . . 4 left it gay as a lark bo�w grikre'as a judge. .did It soon Ono g t
I .11 19ougleur did not even bear me be soft of SootI . Impression. 130*. had How, while s * 1 4 the terrible,, blow on the right -
. . - I so .1, I z4aire Torionto 2406 p.m. . , I till go young -he Was only AtOl P � � ,
. I as YEAR eici above days WAS 00 deeply absorbed In what. he this man got,d*ay? How had be vati- sixteen and it halt Yearg'old When A templet" � . 11
CRICNCIC .i etftd Class CoMbefit was doing. Just .then we heard the lobed?. Don't forgOt, Monsieur. that "Then the Wound on the temple wa
.1 I 11 I . ('Alonjat aild Tour�st Sleepers. i . . saw him for the first time -had he ab . . � 0 .
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, lv__�A_ . ,_.- I % . AS1 FOR HOUSEERERS' tAllf4f.9t - monateur, that, to the end of October, the door,�.'whfch to nprrow�and on tho cid If they bad tot known his history, It aftents to Me that the, revolver wit# C
r ''(I,,, �* � � . * � �. -, I .1 .. "* , f Itive In An attic. of the- pavilion over. threshold of which the concierge stood At the time Of the affair of the woman Usell by Mile. StangerSon against the
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" ... .I Searched for. him In every ,comer, of �
;, I . DESI(ift �. Agent - - - '� I,I - Clinton. should not b6 left aload� through the Another, forgotten story, -ho had taken mukderer Use? The blow oft the tam,
.". � COPVA16HT* &C. ' . night in the lonely . the little roota, where It 16 Impossible for to 0130 of the editors of the 10poque, it tle seems to show that the murderer bi
" -, . Anyone sibuffifig's sketth and deficrittlod toOF . . __� 'o .- I .. �,... - , park.. it was the I one to bide hltbself,* Tbodoor,ivhich paper-ttion''rivallng the Matta for In. .Wished to.AtUn Mile. Stangersion aftot to
y 4wokly aidartRift our opluion free w other an thac"t of mademolsell�. to spend ito an
I I InVantion, is probably tabla. oniruiuntca,, I � 'had'bedn forced open against the wall. :
.1 t[Oiriestriotgooyigdent?md'%to�IAN Of ents A136 Weather In the Pavilion. NO doubt formation, the left 'foot, which Wag he had unsuccessfully tried to AtraugI4 4
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: -.#A Ale . . . . . 110ton - News -Record She found It more,pheerful than tho
Avedw flolticei wit so a ' ' as we assured ourselves Ily the win- ..
; �� . * I ,* INTON, - .,,. , OgT, chateau and, for the fouryearg it had " 0ewoolne . remains were, diaeoverect ,attld Wag inhabited by Daddy JaclqUes
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%th(Ific Amtrita"o I I , fligbt had,been poss1h)e. What them?
,& ddmteit weeklt� Urged ermS of substription-$1 in, t9kc Up hot lodging therc .In the spring. vainly bearching for a week, and young think Why he q, ,' have usedit quiet
; Adon U "y spietatiffild, jourtsiiaxi. Twerm "41w ler' "I, Witt] the return Of Winter madeglot- 11 Itut we discovered my revolver On RoUletabille hilid foUbd It In a drain wedliod-1 100 046rvot or a 114 �
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cavos, s&.75 a TeAr, po"Be orav"� 60 14r CURZON the floot-yea, my revolverl Oh, that , ID.
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. Id, Unle., Is no fireplace in the yelloW roomi . . "All that doedn't explain how the
MUNN & Co 86"ImmAy, N6W Y rk . until all aritars Are pat at at devil would not hato needed to steal for It To do that lie had dressed b1to.
laratlob0000.h$VlBt-W,ubibkto%uTtI , thb opinion -of thePublisher. I-.; �IWO were staying in the pavil., m� rovolvef to kill mafTemols6lie. The ScIf as in oxtra Sewer mail, one of A murderer got out of the yellow room,tc,
. to which evety., mbscriotiob .is, 1_jj�,D�kjta ' `* " number engaged by the adminlstratloj4 I observed. I
. I . _., date ton ngerson and 1. We man who had been Wore htid first of the city of Parld,owlngIo an over- "'9VId61Itiv.#1 rotilled Rouldrib
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made no holse.. ne Was Seated at his
dosk. Ad for me, I was sitting, on it
gol.10 Up my attle hau. taken My re-
volver from tbe,drawer where I kept
06w of the seine.
logo "land that Is what has Wid, Zt.
. tistm eats, it cents pet notipariel
chair, bav1mg finished my work, and,
It, We then ascertained, by Counting
When the editor in chief was fix, Von,
Session ,,of the preefous foot ithd in.
plalned. I am going t6 ther Chateau
dU GlAildler and have iome; to I
line for ArstingtrUon sud 'S Vaints
looking at. him, I sald� to myself:
the cartridgeS, that the Assassin bad
formed as to the train 'of Intelligent
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Whether You WIN- go *Ith mo," d
pa line for tuth attilaNuent Insette
"Whitt a Want What latelligencof
fired two ohotg. All, It wastortunato
deductions the boy baa UO60 jod to
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tot heart of tv"t Wiles to Mq so a ..
dyll Aetk4 wbUt I Was Apt* A# OW ;
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f"Wr of pboics at the pwbovm aa,
W44 IAt1A*t&Jy i4q4ain'tod .,Itb tha,
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"Tell y"W coortship of 11W O"ty,*-
tot bad boon on the polpt of marrying
her, In. apits, of the rAd tb&t#i%# ba4
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become, as tlw Phrase go", -4 por";,
of 4 certain aw she wax *Ift M
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. "frave, you say Idea A$- to the mqr�
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isn't a man In soctety,,M b at,jeast X,
mall belonging tq the uppeg, gl4m But I
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rough bwt$ ou the floar," he replied.
"I upderstarid,!' I sat& OfMarde '
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M. de Ma.rquet had spent the. night in. .
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"noble old gent.toman.ft , 'GenerAlly he
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and blotblies formed sill over my skin'. I , . :.
tried medicine for the blood and laged- _" - � "
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the system thoroughly, Sold. 'by all *.
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Over a mile 'of nots were Seized ftear ..
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ireatty on nose itid tbroifto Inskibil breat'hing I
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heost sfid stot)i tha o0ughk It it! 4 boon to
bxfted -one In6h, such As 111,69401
"Sttayed", Ot "Stolen," 6to., im.
tatide ,to the tact that we- made no
110(se, for, bectildse of thatI, the assassin
laboratory when the atralf took place
And had Been With his own OY" that I
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In ra o1a h6 to -it for such detective
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serted on(* to]: 86 cents And ,imch
tettaffily thought that We had left the
Was there with him, 'for otherwiso,
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and delight At boin Itblo to "-
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thirty Viffirs of 11tuckalliful 11116,
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Aubsbduettt hitertion 10 tents.
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place, And, Suddenly, While the ouakoo
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w As, sounding the halt after midnight;t
desperate clamor broke out In the
whoto We should
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