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11k: puss's the Ktlode of
tut k wets brilliantly lighted..
and carriage a ceowdo,I t11t•
plaza before it. t,ayly
,fonued ottivters and f:t,shionalfty atllrcd
ladies passed from thew htlo the spa
chaos rooms The governor llinise•If
was at his beat Butt was proud of 11.
beautiful relative for whom be had
gk-en, this e1uldeuly unsuited meet)
tion.
Princess tllga. who had slept 1113111
of the day *flet her wearying experi-
ences of the night before, showed no
*fret:btu( iter ezlauspuu, but received
the ONO. with that ealtauexs, that
i gtlt•euly style. which was all her Gen:'
' re garrison baud blared Its Russian
uratic. and the atim..pliere• In the Futons
was 'laden, with' perfume. `It Wile a
strange aud motley..gathrring. but OI!
ga. who had traveled touch In strange
places, as well as In etrnters.of civiliza-
tion, 'looked upon the crowd with roto•
places y.•
A cdlouel of cavalry,,with his baud-.
Some wife, when they came to greet • "Where would you a :.',,,-Ji
her was followed by a Cossack chair study the e•uu%let systea. at
clad to the barbaric splendor of 'his '•1'.. worst': IAe you but N'i
rank, A Mauehurlau mandarin, with. 1t at Its lli(it':'•
aMong iwurd ou one bide'audia short I "1 LLuderstslid 1* at 11-. 1..,t.- -
'one on the toilet, wearluq.his ansWve1 "Well. it Is a 1u•riom -1 lattj-r to ed.
dress. Marched with the crowd, a die- vise. yet If you adselmorking Meier the
tittetive figure. lie had value to Tomsk protection of the Zzar 10 1101141 helpI of the police quarters ther6.eame the
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t e
"1 ata reedy. CottonArnt' am' prlu
tees."
"1 know, faithful 'Therese, but this
Is work that Fill require • all your
nerve. h.isteu. The ball ht over and
the guests have guue. .'haute liar fa-
vored us tnulght. It has enabled me to
plot and ,plan fee what we are tnJ• do.
Nexhruv dismissed 'the guard,, aud
there will be lu-a .hurt time no one
awake lu the patio*. The superioteud-
eut ofpollee car` -teethe key- to the dun -
prams, aud he Is now. half druuk. The
door to the duugrour le guarded' by
stupid foul unwed ltxlg. 1 toped him
at his, post, aud scut him a bottle of
wine and tray of food. tutu the wins
I puured that vial lof toothache weell-
glue 1 obtained from you. It 1s enough
to make any our sleep for hours.`
Where Jewelry alEcpa I to not know;
but we must find him. We must wait
-It Is too souu---but In half au hour It
•will be safe to deseeud. Juusky. said
It would uut be daylight fur two hours.
That Will give us an hour aud a halt
to work."
"And that work?"
"To release the Ataerkaa and Pladf•
mlr frau' the duugeous and send them
to old 1'aulpuf to get. blot to safety.
Ile must not be ,herwed, for we. want
his testimony."
"good!" said There*, with a shiver.
"alit grand -but daugerous."
Olga opened a traveling bag and took
therefrom a silver mouuted revolver.
"1 do not wish to kill." rhe said;
"but It vye ire discovered there will be
} trouble, and I must succeed. Come
Low, for the honor of the Neglerovs
aud the-ltuuse of Graslor!"
The princess opened her door and
peered Into the corrlder. The .11ghts-
ncre, stilt burning as brightly as dur-
ing the ball, but no one was lu right.
"Conte- all is silent ae the grave,"
the said. "Ecru. If we meet some one,
. 1t will outsautesiaptcluu."
• She led the way, and Therese. shiver-
iug with terror. followed. The great
etalrwuy tool hall were deserted. but
from the little .gnardroow at the crit►
fifer for. his government with Ne- you. 1 eheuld say Arr. loRxi:y• touuJ.1. curxrs•
alert, ,"concerning the crossing of the I! "I shall go there! there are j'out' "Stupid blockhead!" said the 'voice
' border uto ylanehpria. The: new rail- 1 prlsoue?"s,. of Jausky.• ' t)rugk! Who brought
w'ad br gist to 'Tamil( Mighty teen i The colonel rubbed hie grizzled mus• .1.1m dere bottle of wine?'
frtuu plat. r never .before heard- of by. ' lithe. - ' 17 . With A quit* motion Olga whisked v
bunny who 1 'ed in. Tuul-k. .• "We ,bane guardhouses 10 all settle- 'Therese into the same room where she
A Persian •ince who had hut 'the meats" - . lead crouched to listen to Janskt and
day -before a -Iced front 'rob,Mk.
where 'he hapEI •'t a week stndving
the eouclet-frystetu iWaystem nepotist'
' ble to lite country -1h e4 his gorgeuull.
' trier to the throng.
if Olga was rurprfse
short a uutiee au great
could be summoned iu. tha
''capital, sloe `ave no sigu. She
\,.\the hotank •sits one who was Ilii
\A Youug vtfieers ole l" with nue ane
lobe . near her./ t;rizzlwl vetera
oked at her and smiled, fur it wad
tbeiu glad t, eec so lievely a prineeee
' 1 Tomsk. By far the most dletin-
1sl looking manlitf the throng tae'
tIi trot ut cavalry. w hr r w Ifo
had\l a been a twin' Int AO. .110
.1oyiud u
to the
from tis
brought. I
Olga. soli
clear lu'iu
mingled Col. tel 1
an a !Jinn o eter'(t
fearless w,ldie To
tre,niely grackt s. and
' to talk, aud lee\wax
ie dal
hroug
pug be
Barakta 'aud Olga Amite]
sitting lu it - retirell.'spt'{t
celeuel's wife. \
""It Is the drat time In my a rt
cure salt' the'culuuvl\and that
nut heeu a /short our that one of u
noble tartlet -has coudescdeed to vlsl
\our capital. #1'mt sow one of%tbe pow-
ltrful house of Noelerue Lure.' It
ttuses wonder that she wood forsake
the\,plenstires and gayeth•d of alt.
I'etersloarg, for 1h1e dismal pia
' "1 biye sewn euutlgh of `tl• 'titre,
burg gayetis to 1011 for a the" au-
ewered Olga. "My life Is tiotlall .Iwut
111 pleasure, ,i. ane But pet yoiu3' 'age.
cssluuel;-but 1 bave learned that to;'.be
happy aud , to 1M couteutcd with "o
telt oue u.ost '8u some work to 11
aud do 1t well."
'Von are very y ung,. saki %the
relons i slowly, "arid v ry wealthy to
have fouled that out. '21,, of cultrse,
lea rued 1t long ago., bet iuy\ttge is three
Dines -yours., You soy ,you force found
pleasure do work. ,tW7ndd It` ibe pt•e-
rmptuons ' to ask what' work' has
ut14 ,favor lu your eyes?"
're•sumptuun.? Not at nll. CM1y
alw*aya pleased to talk wills: of
able,to appreciate it. 1 "hate
thorn lily convinced that there
a 1u oltr social system. I am
' ihllist nor a tta•hslIst, brit I
at the Wealthy nobles of
t dolugtholr full duty to
1e' true, ate dependent
Whom also they
that at -so
gathering
Siberian
r.•pted
'to It.
t.1
tin.
e to det:ute 5.04110 alt. lithon
els while 1114 'wife rested
ruriuc'ss the , ezeiteme&t
erG •
-accts hid given her a
human sbaractt•r,
rjkod OM at once
g tutegrity .and a
din sl)e•,A'as 08-
nceuraged hen
tut of her nt•
u.begatl, the
he' palace,
e;•olemet
inselces
h the
, tent ion. Nlieu •t
crowd e,:nteretl
and it wa1 nut
Is
•Iat
Who
bone
ire Tau
elthe�' n
thltk
t.•1.
nit
nos
upon t em.th
are dope lets
"it Is a • •id
an to take.
berla for rho
"And the sent
int, but trot nada
come partly to flslt
tis a relative, nitd, m
stnly the convict ars
out Moder his tole In 'spin
The echoic' been1s,e 01n110
"Von will tied plenty to a
noswered, "but 1 Miley you
proceed rapidly. Onr system -w
is the "nine, 1 t+uppnae, as !het In v
at Toholnk."
"Perhaps It will prose so. 1 ale a
gna!ntwl'witb Corot de Mulof. . govern
or general and 11kiow tient. while he
1s a stem Joao. he la juin. When he
can be ,merciful withont tending an
eppnreut ltd to the tnwnrtley. he doer
net li sitate ft) thew Ienieney. C hole 1
shall find the ISme epMlt prrt-niling
here." 1
The calomel .nuII,d ninety. bell."
"shall you. then. wrMi IS bunk Upon . "Very ut
the penal sviMm'r" ,.k11e1.tIeiitl
"1 luny du in. although that is not "timid ulghtt''
yet one of ray pions. 1 may tell you In 1 "I7,ls going,',1At\ sha
ronflii*eftle, loWever, that 1 hlhve the round of In,ilieeten;'
entire a fiderfre'of the reaar and flint "There being no gritted th
he 11 Inteksdetkin the oWttmne of ,ny it w ill do no harm. 1t' will n
girdles" light for too house."
"In my youthful days we 51111 not het '1'hs•y ported, and Olga went to her
of "11.11 ehings," said the ettloviet "A 'roma, but not to sleep, Therese %row
young w• n who M your age and artery In a chair, waiting for her ante.
With your aealth east poaltion took ire«.t.
• wenn herself so Rreat a tsar would he "Therese:" "aid (lIgrl
la are
w•h
"Isuugeons?'
"Not nlauy
dungt us ler th
1'usgethup. There cause tbeVsouod of
igeons. There are i:11steady -footetepx. ,luusky, wilt the
'yy �Iterf palace, but t:utJnlsherl dile of Itzig'e wipe In his
-they al's civ e,lote. 1. do out think they I (rand, Went runkenly to Ms office.
leave beelly rd In years""1'll finish tis -then go to bed," be
"Then they' .:uuld be Inspected." 1, "I'll
', - -
"1 see no reasollI,ythey »huuld note 0' 111 t1111 -tied It, and It ftil4ted him.
&tut that would lav for the governor to It was not. ten minotes Iwfore bis vin
say. >Fha)I I n.k'411u.•" . • Ices eb,sed iu thatPrrlble sleeti from
"Nu since _they are 'under hie palate which he could not aropse hltnaelt until
I shall have an opportunity later. 1 e 'she effect of the drug hid passed' off. '
etlppose they are entered by way. ot'a "Comer, said Olga. -
e .ret dour." Nervously and quickly ebelrlded the'
"There was a door tit the end of the ( ,sleeping ibiiu's pockets and" found IS
Ileo ottives," replied the colonel. "Of j bnuch of keys. Swiftly, than, thetti.„
ccs si'. being a collier. 1 know s•arcely two rtisbed to Itzig s room and, shut-
upon
for
young wont,
bee if sent•te Mi-
ts.:.
tie te o False
te�hC�e. have
,.rrnorr who
do Vgtd.\to
rant,
Olga Milt now 1a a terrible difficulty.
She knelt bplBt side. of Therese.
"Oh." she said, "If 1 had but some
water! She will never retrover lu this
piece."
Stetting the lantern down. she
drsi ed toe Roman from the place of
horrors mud Iild her down yu the cold
door of the passage. Then the swung
the door shut.
Again the began working ovet The-
rese. Olga mew that she was suferlug
it severe porous shock, and the only
hope pi' restoration of her senses was
turtuedlate removal from the place.
Swinging her iaietem upon her atm.
Oho seized hold of Therese aud. began
dragging her along the passage, going
backward In carder to ezrrt a greater
pull ou the uucouacloua woman.
In some way -she never kuew how -
she lost her bearings and car's sud-
denly a111tlnst a great etooe pillar
which stood In the renter of•a sort of
court. (rola Which passages ran like
the tiptoes of a wheel. '
For a muuieUt she stood there halt
nuwilllug tu`believe the truth. Then,
as the'h•ltrtble fact was borne In upou
her, ehe let the shoulders of Therese Ile
negleelcd ou [honour while she stared
helplessly around her. She would not
discover the one through *bleb she
had come.
She was Met!
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tllga *puke ah.
and the subject
nut recur,
N.•.lerov came and p
otlh-.•r. a seeinher of a is
he as.k,.l,lll�.e
for a walla.
el the colonel loin they di
lignin. The' dans;lteg 1.31iIuI
cety fate 'hour. a(ti•r which the
a Kopper served with the true 111
prodigality. Olga was becoming w..
prodigality.
she.waintairu•d her usnal spirl
t+hRdl.ansed lu yes,. near the governor
Hint heard a ynniij ,.flier speaking.
"i.k•utenant Derussky Ie nut present.
Whutu Will you name as the lieutenant
of Ile pala'u'e,guYrdr
"None's i11 it's tie•cessnry," answered
•ahetev. • 'hide .w11.1 be nt his post:
It (.s nenrl)- morning. no In re will
emiry. Uis/miss the guard. take
s banquLt hall and sive dein
ug about them. The)- are wholly
:it the pollee."
u tforus rly had uu lssI1'e 1a
the t'u•t.ae•k guards."
Nus not at It tisk thea.[
'11 Tol.ol-k." '•
lo'U1« colonel's wife,
the' dungeons did
eselptld a young
k lamYly, and
, She thauk•
I1,t tur•et
1 tills
e was
lan
y.
be
.11
A
lei
t hemi
supper.
• Root] a
to. cruse 11
1'euplt 'were
one conk! th
princ'e•ss went
f.ntnd at the enc
t'voted to lndlce' 11
that Olga found orenston
1 to the °Meet; of pollee.
hag to and fro, and no
it .Plrange that 'the
Jere she pleased. She
if he molt of 1:00IUS
a i a, small apart -
bit was closed.
.slertiv was OM
en,re for the
tuts there In
e
n and
'ling the door, barred It ou the lostde.
"•'ton• we can work without moleptta-
tion." said Olga.
She tried 'leveret keys In the lock et,
nn iron door that formed part of the
scar a-n11,'bnt without bucteea. Fl-
uidly she found one that turned the
rpsty holt, and the door swung open.
This door led Into a small passage, In
which there were rartou articles-lan-
teros, whip., chains and weapons. Olga
quickly chose a Lantern which showed
it bad been reeedtly used and lighted
it: At the rod of the passage was an
, Iron' grating forming a dnnr, and this,
Too. she'uulocked with Jansky'a keys.
' beyond this was a night of stone
steps lending downward. and then all
ea.; darkness. Olga, holding the
utern &hove her head, led the way
n the steps. The stones were cold
amp and slippery as she neared
oiu. The dark atmosphere sent
rough bee, but the brace girl
er. Therese csme creeping
iverfng with fear. They
e number of steps, but
many. At last they
ne floor.
' she asked, hold -
Its light as far
d to lie of a stupid orde
yon uot being' feasted
ey forget pour ,Itzlg,".wa
your duty here?"
."1-o glin 1 the door to the", montage
yonder. ,St pill! No one' could e.nter.
The '1(4, taut Ica vett the pocket of the
eon4lant in hie at.
anti
the ho
did Mit fa
did not rotint
'Anew tlirre
-eitood on it, cold et
"Now. which way
,Ing the lantern to fie
as pows,ble around her.
She could Sell that tb
large chamber 'from wh
pasertges broke.away In every
"We must not finger -di I
would be to lose the garlic". she
"Choose -tills -passage and -renew
She turned Into the netireet plasage.
and the gleams of'the Mtdern were re -
fleeted from slippery walls, As elm
walked she ottarnined three wane for
doore. There ,were arehee dint led to
other parianges and smatter ones that
ntly boon onee 1141441 for prima ttells,
or'elisins wore hanging on fbe
The lantern tti Olgali band fiaelied Its
lido every nook atsd cranny until
he reached the tied of that
eking mire Tpereee was
n eh* turned her steps tete
wow, running apparentiy
41•41 with the ether. This
11 in the stone way uutil
the place mud its•
had led her to'
g•ve lay
myetery of be
tetelauce at' the tootle and already
▪ thet,effet:1 of his heavy pots...
• -Tun otan 1,64;11 overlooked." Amid the very Id
Olga. "1 will' send 'you some refresh- ',gas
Itienta." . The first tun
She first went to lo•v tvuom and rim's- the deeperate se
• lo di. banquet hall. he ottliTed 'one to the awful ith,e,
of the ,mervaute lo open fresh loAtle pine.. Rut In Its • Tad there came a
of wipe. Which was done. Then a traY deternalnation Dot tW, relinquieh the
wax prep:mil. rind the ordered It taken search until she had reined the Vittoria -
nate vh-titap of Neelerov's hate or prov-
ed that they were not there.' She Walk-
ed on, gradually increasing her pike, a
door at last greeted her areal,
were 111 4
various
Irectien.
time
Id.
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Witcnsidte returned tri the throng, th; door that swniig on hinges. t
gnexts wive leaviinr. They eione In leAt lost perhaps," she Reid,
throngs' to hid her adieu, and alai sew ,: ?Abe tried her streugth spinet the
se lest ene leave. Jatisky, :Spoleto, 'door, and, though It wag not locked,
till exliniik " Pall NesieroY. '1 enter.
' yet Idle could not opeli It 'sufficiently to
inpleiely. isdr4\Nont. And you, ,-Therire, help me," sbe said, setting
tot be wen ilia." le lantern tloWn upon the door.
nit anew.,
fet
lir ell
"I shall not The two placed their shoulder,' against
to 'deep.' the door end purlied, and it tnitlilenly
olno Jun •• 7rd Your opened. Thererie was precipitated head-
- long Into the chamber. A rush of foul
thank pal for the air alawat stilled Olga. There was a
ow good untie." peculiar poen& as If Therese had fall-
en upon a heap sf something. She was
firmt ranksIls whimpering In her terror.
lehriqr. Olga, seised the lantern and climbed
morning, Into the chamber. • 01 ot horror
day. eanted ber. flhe was In what seemed
to be an *Id tomb. At lewd, there
were beeps of bones twittered shout,
sod Into one ef there poor Therexe had
pltehed headlong.
A., Olga SWIM( the *intern an& near to
tits spot where Therm lay, two skid. -
to bong In chains. One had lost Ito
mot forthwith to a 'nutty castle and '011. Wall aideeti!" said,
befit a aemtprittotter." Thereat% starting tip. hem bid thi other, by reason of tieing
"I fear that flame of that sem spirit ' "flush'. I do net 1, Isll A117 one fo fortened In • replier way, hod retain-
knainatea oor gaiety Nodal." . I &Mir us. l have work for us both tett od Its slush* Wil
connection with it sun ray plaited
skirt in the French model here ehown.
Thi• Is a coat of Ivory voile strewn
with applique inedalllointof black voile
framed in an embroidery glaring. The
hem of the skirt is sharply defined by
tin inch Wide baud of block velvet. The
bodice -mut ray plaited, -like the akirt
end strapping of Idiot velvet.
',Stuulting, 110(.0, are the new chiffon
boar end feather boar. Tint 0111'G:ins
come 511 w -late, in pougee and Inouye,
or they way be marrehmil confeetions
of any of these tints 'mingled with
ni•e, pale ttreen or blue -sod narrow
auk velvet filtbon and lace.
111 're hisorions are the feather
heron) g,14 altogetlii,r too mild an ed.
jeetive. Thew, .sire dream." of, lovell- ,
nese. TI
fon. yet I
feet mummer
et • thin. deems
are mderine boat of white m*.rolion
\pointed' with , white ostrich tip.' and
oleit of straight, 110A alool marabou ,
T ere are collarettee w It Vole, front
4.01 and a Mole, wrap. as shown
cape 141141ped. Wh e, Week
pale neutral tints lind evon a soft
414411 brown represent some e eoi
ore In feather Motet&
Linen gowns are no Import:Int
of the season. with the o bite cos
UM %vernier titan the Chit -
lit that they form per -
'rap for the Shoulders
breezy days.' -There
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ever• drug store in Minneapolis
"A Box V Good Health"
—a daintk aluminum
package offly choc-
olate -coated
TONIC ,TABLE
An unfailing cure for
Indigestion ft.nd Constipation
A gentle tonic -laxative that gives
good digestion, pure blood, steady
nerves.
'fifty Iron ot 'Ta1,144.1 In an all ractly• aluminum if,lrets
." 1.,04111 at .1rnestetIA, or sent, pnetpabl.
reineept of prima The 1MM...tit Rowdy Oo..
Limited. WalltertIlls. Oat.
The Weekly Sun,
of Torbnt , and •
Che Si nal,
TO 1st Of JANUARY, 1904, ONLY
3 CEN1TS.
Every feu-mei`sit uld read The Weekly Sun.
full of informatio .concerning his calling, and
s editorial colnn n stands .for\ the farmer
tune. - \
3.0 cents for both
lira Address
TH. SIGNAL, .
Goderich, Ont.
Mail
e Weekly
d ,Empire,
The gnal,
The Weekly edition of The ail and Empire
contains general,intelligance from parts of -the
world, with mantlier valuable feat es of modern
weekly journalis . Try it to the em the year.
,\Setul 30 cents for both papers to Year's.
•
\ant.
The Tpronto Daily 101,pri
and
TO 1st JANUAR,Y, 1903, ONLY \
Qoder
Think of this ! A great metropolitan daily
newspaper, along with your local\paper, for fifteen
months for only $3.65. \
This oiler is good only for thirty\ days . ft
REMEMBER 1
We will seml The Signal, the best local paper in
States, Great Britain or Australia, for the re-
mainder of the year, for 25 cents.
\ The sooner you siebscribe the Letter value you
ger your money.