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OR, THE HOUSE IN THE
RUE 5ARBETTE
CHAPTER, VI.—(convd)
He would have quitted the sae
lecia. but Captaiu Gaultier litugh-
ed----
"Hold orb, a bit; at as nay tura mo Then followed a most exciting and
"Aed you have heard, no doubt, • the Gare du, Nord the stranger had
something •of the precautioes taken readily enough aseertained Brett's
bytbe present Sultan to safeguard destination, but he clearly regard-
nis lifeeagainst the attaelte of pos- ed it _as important thitt.i Gaultter—
sible assaesins?" the man who claimed Hussein -id-
.
Mplk as a fraeadeashould be
"Well these have been. redou- traekeci' azid 11°A1 yen the neees-
sarY instructions to the confederate
bled of late, and the inao never who awaited.. his arrival.
goes out, that he is not in the most
Although Gaultier had not said
abject state of fear. He is a niti-
ae mach, Brett guessed that his des -
leas
siht, 1: assure vou, saw hint
tieation was the. British Emba,sey
less than a fortnight ago, din aneltie 10 the Roe do Faubourg Ron_
the Mosque on Frid y
coachman evtlently hada 'oradre'rs ore, icrehiestti.Tilehtfc'toll°:iv,eacit well-%°:„b.n."
go at a gallop through the streets,
whilst not ea.ty was the entire road locality. The Frenchman in. the
protected by sole -lien, but every eecend cab evidently thought like
wise, for, at the corner of the Rile
honse was examined previously by ,
police events There soirietterie L'°''s.c he Imlied 'IP' and Brett was _
in the wind of more than usual ime
• portance in the neighborhood of
Yildia Kiosk just now, I am e,er-
tain. I suppose you did not chalice
"Yes," said 13rette,
just in time to give his driver in
structions to go ahead and thus
avoid attracting undue nttiece to
himself.
to see any mention ot the fact that Gaultier turned into the EM-
Husien,o_mnik, the Sultan's ne_ bassy, and Brett himself halted a
little farther on. Dismissing his
Phew, bas reeentlY fled from Tur- cocher with a liberal fare, he walk -
key, and is now -antler the nretec- eel rapidly back, and saw the spy
tion of the French Government?"
"Ye, .1 noticed thatei enter int() Conversation with the
sired re mentally review the strange "You don'ts seen to miss much,n night porter on duty. The latter
pereonage however was elearlv n
facts made known to him before he was Gaultier'e sharp remark, pane- . ' . , i *
eorinnitted hirneelf furtner. With ing in his narrative to light a deer trustworthy (412°Ia" for be lewdly
, ' told the ether to be off and attend
ready tact 'the barrister changed "One of my few virtues- is that. I to his own affairs.
. . . the conversation to matters of the read the neeveimperso" . .
ment until the', reached the rer The train was slowing down as 't.perplexingI tn • .f.
now. Suppose I try to pump ;yten." at Calais, when raoth men, not en- neared the town station in onion, enase eiengn may
A giant wave took hold ot the cumbered with mach luggage were and Gauttietes voice eou-id be mot etreete, and it was only by the e",
vessel and cheek her niolentlea and uluaug the first passent tarily heard above its diminieht ettreise ott" titmetstilirretion that
Brett, though en average amateur ears, reach the Etatkm buffet, ing rattle, Brett nuttily locauen. man at a
eailor, -felt that the ,talooal was nolewert,, he :d, cii happea to definite number in the Rue Bar -
Oa thmr wav they eaptured a rail-
bette, a tiny tleorouglItare in the
Place for
way enheiat and d him to reserve know Hussein -W -111a, and if we T et•t
"Between you and the ship, Cap- „ rt and out whe , lives p • emp ;lc
a, toupe compartment In t te he arts 1.1 this time dawn was a4v.ine1po
a said, "the midst of their hasty meal the will introduce. you to him,"
cess of the onerauen would be ter- Frenchman arri..„.4., voluble, apone. Brett looked at the slumberinn-
tain, 1 baNe secured a quiet cola getin The tree wee erowded. Frenchman out of the corner of 147
uer of the deck, II you wisk for Never had there been such a rash eye. The Irian appeared to be dea.
further 'talk We Must adioura to the South, By the exerOise o mg peacefully enough/. but the ' alert
there," most profound eare he had eeeuredrrizter 1/$(1 $11 4mPres$°t1 that.......
barrister I' cencluetham to te Rue de
over Paria, and the streets were
beginning to fill with early work-
ers, inquired frOm a passer-by
the most likely locality in which he
culd And
h
a cal), and the rnan civil -
The traasit was effeeted without thent.twe. eeate etn ,,a corn., partment, lana limbs were not sufneleetly, . re, .v1L mol. b. was not. len, in reaeht
aneident, much to Brett's nelief- but tete third had already taken it- laxed under the influence of slum,• i 0 1 G a Ec t 1 .h . h
• Ofter a minute or two he felt that eel!. He was sorry for it. be had ber. Indeed. be felt' sltre that the fligedt le -Eh ratu ' h el e ' I‘N Qell his
.?. ,,
a- cigar was poesinle, Ile turned to done his best.as onie cee ler .
l'elleanlan was Wide awak...e and en,' a'r';t.. vaele ;stil safe -guarding his
hie companion with a quiet cheer- When they entered Omit. ear'i. deatTring to gate • the dint of then bag ,,,,,,,a, arguing fiereeix with a
vationne agethe third eecupant was in pos- eeptNier!natiobn. ..t l eil t porter that, he ban ereptestionanly
Acne , eggres. eel 0 mg. p eas o meet . , . '
"The vess,el Las fair.ntl, You ean aeseton„ Be Was li"' h
start now." sivol$, so. The poor man had. been Your friend, Cant= Gaultier," he cbeYed the ErIgit$111114" $ lustrtte"
"Well," said Caeltier, "tell Tao
what is the mystery attaehiag to left Dever until the vessel was. tied inemerY I will gwe you a rernmd- Tired though he was, 33rett did
Talbot's movements. I only hea,r(I to her berth in the harbor at Cal- er-', not fail to scrutinize the list of ar
the vaguest of rUnalOrzi in the De,. ais, Be paid not the least utten- oPened his eard-case and rivals at- the het.° an the Preeeding
Tuesday. He instantly found the
partment, but. something Ten' "tor- ton to the newcomers, beiw, hyper wrote on the back of a ca d
r :
• entry he sought. 'The arrival .f
wretchedly ill from the moment he said. "and lest it should slip your ti°11$
rahie appears have hapr,eued, ently absorbed in eentemplatton et ,fl liete Ilreakras."1•°' and Mrs. 'Tulin Talbot, Lon-
'-' I
and, indeed I heartily wisl ed I his 'e'wn raisevY' The tW° English- 7A° 3°°re Pr"grit
men, though eimerienced travellers, The, quiek,,,witted King's luessen tion," was chronicled tho regis-
had kept my mouth shut concerning were .5 aim lar ger read and understood er with uncompro
boldness.
my supposed meeting with him last 1 rt nst‘' to 'es°nt A 1 Hastily comparing the writing in
Tawday as the affair was no busi the Presence of the stranger, whom seems to me," -ne wont on, To.? t, tt
Brett resolved to put to the langu- "that he is the very Mali for your o s e er with e vJs
iti t f ti
ie
of ruble. Moreover, you have
purpose. Though he is not in favor tors hook, Brett was at first stag -
now somewhat shaken mv belief in 814e'f"thwith'
ed b 1 • .h
"Shall I turn on the hofriends in the various departments quickly reeegnizing the
A •
33rett paused to make sure that stand that 1 ld d H ' who himself writes a bold and con- the face -cloth and prepared the
y their sum twity, but e
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no one would overbear Itimi and looked al) with a shivering smile and excellent orders. I suppose you aro &lent hand has been "'Wing the water.
in the fewest possible words, , ho , explained that he. -only booked ono going to the East as the, result of guature Of another -with the ob- Harold -4,E'd like a story better
;poured the tale into the other's • seat. sect of reproducing it freely and than all the. other entertaining
The remainder of the cern- the rumored intention of the Tur-
wondering ear. When he had fin- partnwnt was at their disposal,: He kish Government to reconstitute the
ishcd, Gaultier remained silent a wee, .evidently guiltless of acquaint- nalq."
few .minutes. once with the English tongue-, but ' Brett made a, haphazard guess at
Already the. clear radiance of the Brett did not like his appearanee. Gaultier's meaning,.
magnificent light at Calais was Though well-dressed and well-"Yes,"he saw, "wo ought to "That is all right," said
- ' a Brett to tell you this story," she said, as
.
ent flashes of spoken he was a nondescript indi- place a good man h wearily traversing a corridor to
ehe dipped the. cloth in the bowl.
ending intermitt y t ousand tons
gain his room, "Now I wonder if
vidual, and the flash of his dark, with them."
eyes was not reassuring. Yet the. Gaultier leant forward to strike there' is any connexion between "Now there was a man . who
Hussein-ul-Mulk and the Rue Bar. owned a splendid place, but ties
man was so ill that Brett forthwith -a match and glanced at their coin-
.. „ „. . house was getting browned by the
dismissed him from his thoughts,. nanion. For some indescribable bette.".
with .reasonable acearacy, There , things that Aunttlfanny did for
aro always perceptible differenee
the varying pressure of the. pen and.
the distribution of the ink.
Ho began to creep .slowly from his
biding. and then he came to her side.
"I shall have to use a little water
rightness over the. deck, and the
long shoulder of Cape Grisncz was
Ihrusting the force, of the gale batik
into mid -Channel. weather and so he decided to fix
..1 think,1 said Geuther, speak- though he took care to oesupy the reason lie shared Brett's views con- (To be continued.)
your view is the right one, Mr. Captain Gaultier on the other side diatcly started a conversation of PROAI TEXAS. Aunt Fanny ran the cloth over the'
Brett, You are going on to Paris, of the -carriage. After a visit frora general significance. They soon yellow curls. "Be washed all the 1
you said?' "Yes." the ticket examiner, the French- discovered that they had several chingles with the hose, and then he
Some Coffee Facts From the Lone
"Then we can travel together. All man disposed himself for a nap and mutual acquaintancese and in this
that you have said is quite new to the train started. way they passed the dreary journey ' Star State.
me. Curiously enough, I have just Captain Gaultier by this time had to Paris pleasantly enough. - llfgwen a beautiful farm down in
returned from Constantinople, and made up his mind as to the infer- At the Gare du Nord, the French- 'texas, where gushing springs unite
I may be able to assist you." natation he felt he could give his new
Brett silently thanked his stars acquaintance.
for the gratuitous circumstance "It is very odd," he said, "that
which threw him into the compane• those diamonds should disappear
of Captain Gaultier. Be recogniz- just at the moment when there is
ed that the King's messenge.r, with
the precaution that might be ex-
pected from one whose daily life
demanded extreme prudence, de-
In'g slowly and thoughtfully, 4that centre Seat himself, thus placing earning this gentleman, and imrne-
_on it up. Be .began with the roof. '
pretty el'ange "lad
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The man who feels that he is big-.
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man, who seemed to be thoroughly to form babbling brooks that wind
revived by the air. of his beloved their sparkling way through flow -
Paris, ' hurried out simultaneously cry meads, comes a note of grati-
with themselves. He had no diffi-
. tude for delivery from the coffee
eulty in hearing Brett's directions habit.
"When my baby boy came to me
five years ago, I began to drink
Postum, having a, feeling that it
would be better for him and me
than the old kind of drug -laden
coffee. I was not disappointed in
it, for it enabled me, a small deli- gan on the bay windows. These
than anything
heaeatelthwyombaabny,
t1°:miionstehsa. b
o
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n
ci
ng needed mere care
else," and when Aunt Fanny had
• "I have since continued the use explained all about this, the ears
of Postum for I have grown fond were clean -
of it, and have disco-vered to my joy "Now there is a long lane lead -
that in has entirely relieved me of ing to the house, anethis had to
a bilious habit which used to pros- be Plowed again, and all the rub -
trate me two or three times a year, bisla taken away."
causing much discomfort to my She ran the cloth all about, the
family and suffering to myself. neck, and Harold was as clean as
every sign of unrest pa Turkey. You to a cabman. Gaultier entered an -
know, of course, the manner of the
last Sultan's death'?"
Brett nodded.
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Brett was the first away from the
station. He fancied. he saw his
French travelling companion hast-
ily whisper something to a lounger
near the exit, so he suddenly pulled
up his voiture, gave the driver a
ttv.o-frane piece and told him to go
to the Grand Hotel and there await
his arrival. The cab had haulted
for the moment in the Rue Lafay-
ette,. at the corner of the Place Va-
lenciennes, and the ca,brean, recog-
nizing that his fare was an Eng-
lishman and consequently mad,
drove off immediately in obedience
to orders.
Though nearly six o'clock in the my brother-in-law was cured of ,baby sister' ,
morning, it was quite dark, but as chronic eenstination by leaving off "And then what happened'? '
he
Brett walked rapidly back 'towards coffee and using Postum. He has 'fLrsekseha,e0aisiaAr.unt FannY fastened his
the station he had no difficulty in c e in • f th
came along down to the windows.
These he gave a lot of water, and
was very careful to see that the
corners of the glass were clean.
Then there was a little porch on
the front of the house, and this was
very black. Be swept and garnish-
ed this nicely." Before Harold
knewit his nose was fresh and rosy.
"Next Came the door," said Aunt
Fanny,. "This had to be scrubbed
very nicely, because all the visitors
who come notice this first. The
walls near the door had to be fresh-
ened up a little, and next he be -
picking out Gaultier, who occupied
an open vehicle. Some little dis-
tance behind came another, and
the barrister thought be- re-
• "In fact the entire family from everY 'one Who, rode by thought get a job that -would fit. Y1
the latest arrival, (a 2 -year-old who
cognized the rear' to whom the l‘itavnagYsincaLlse fmorornhinise;PaPtieto' fltrisite
Frenchman in the train had spoken.
re is
(Bi ays s gtoimute onflatnhye,°stthateirone_aybasid7els'oe head
of
nodrinkshoe house,
good or shoinkIvhiohlee
sthe
Brett took thechance that lie might as Postum.' Name given by Pos.
be hopelessly wrong. , tun'. Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
thewIlhailed.acedhiwiveeiretono f,ctvohlislioodnaw otvehiclehiestotnhacen:d. 10,%:ovit;,in to Bey, aedi the i tt;lne pkgs.book, The"The.-Roadresa
d d w reason
the Rue Lafeyetta. Not until the Ever read the above letter? A nsw one
metio time. •They at e
three cabs had cro;,sed the Place Nr%ratri:, fromt uand
ropera and,. vased th d °It human interest
e Made '1`
lowino his friend Gaultier. Then it was Ilarold
de leine could Brett be certain that ‘."Cnn FANNYSTev''
;
the occupant of the second was fol. 1 T - - -' -','•-• •,------
he chuckled. to himself, for this was was huddled in the corner of the
surely a rare stroke of luck. bath -room. ''I don't want a. clean
Quickly reviewing, the possibilities face V he deelared stubbornly,
Iof the affair, he came to the. eon- while. Aunt Fanny, waited patient-
tilusion that the travelling French; ly. "Some one is ala-ays, trying to
a,n ly untte, tteod itt e• ' wash me or dress me 0rpu.± on mY
an English, but that he had einae,elit thoes or take them 0 ^ P ' eQ411.,,.
the naive of the fugitive from, ,l). ia;Ited
Sultan wrath -anci-la,d—fiarthWitli P ' ' ' '
• 1
'`I,',Warit to, e ..37 Cftt,
betrayed an interest in their con- . ..•...i. ,
' i ; ,h to ...h sald Aunt, F.annY1
v'eration NV 1,..( :{V#,„, Lay, o, e ,. .
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