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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-06-16, Page 2miempomor II iPE itiTHY CLERED UP ; OR, THE 1-1ERITACIF. OF MADAME vALTA. e a.11ww• IL H:1 L t:R VIII.--(l.'ota I 1 pue'i this t ari.oei five Loci, �.•ci .ateJ with the people who openedlite bane m hick he sad n , „ uncle !, *r f• with a fol -e k� y. Vending you from seeing ,a Ile "Yon are mistaken. M. de Car- i MADAM JOSEPH LIRETTE .unci does not know therm, ansa he" r No. 111 George St., Forel, Que. .saw last, night, for the first time I or seven years 1 suffered from the woman who rescued hint." womb disease and dreadful torturing pains, and 1 had constant Dyspepsia and "But she at least is, b( yond Chronic Constipation—the latter so bad rJcubt, a thief." that sometimes I went ten'days without "'hu more than he i5." action of the bowels. Six different doe - "No treated me and for a year 1 was in "Yon are not aware that they bed, constantly facing death. Then -fpund on tails wretch The fifty thou- my husband coaxed inc to try "Fruit - sand flani`s taken from the safe." Nent W your house exp'e'asly to persuade you that I woui.l .,e ls- eent till t., -morrow. This false- hood had an object. If J had net nest you by a miracle, 1 sit nt'd net have ..roti vuu to -day, and 'tiit•1goi calculated that to-n1..rruw dot would nes lunger belong *at this world." "Whet! Villages who b s t its if his devotion to you; Villages con• shire against you! I dare ucc- say TORTURED FOR SEVER YEARS 1111.1!I -A -TIMES" HER SAl1ATI011 a-tives" and this medicine, and nothing the proscribucl at her disposal, and to recover the jewel which might have betrayed her, she made choice of a woman skilful and boll." "Tho woman of the Rink!" (To be continued.) H01.11. TRI:.tsi RES. Indian Rulers' t'ellection. Include tau)' I'l icele:a .trticles. The little boy Shah of Perils cline a pipe, which is set with dm - mends, rubies and emeralds, to the value, it is asserted, of no less .I:an $500,000. This pipe of the ex Shalt is ten times more valueble th t 1 ilia sword, which is set down at the comparatively insignificant fignr0 c f The Gaekwar of Baroda i- ti -e p< s,essur of what is proba!e'y the most precious blade in exi;'eive. It- hilt and beltare encrustei with diamonds, rubies. sapphires earl emeralds and its value is ctii••r1 to he something like one milli at th;1- lats. There are some costly swords is the treasure rooms of Exit 'rn "It was M. Borisuff who tonal else, cured me and saved my life." and European potentates. notably i1 t•, (Signed) Dime. JOSEPH LIRI?TT i. those belonging to the Tsar of Ilus- tern, wus no ! 5oc. box -6 for $2.5o—or teal tx,x sill. the Sultan of Turkey, and the, agaiist us, though you do 111e toe. "He has just placed thein in my 25c.—at dealers or from bruit-a-tives ' t , honor of including me in the pro .uncle's. hands together with a let- Limited, Ottawa. filo$ of Siam, continues Ha ft the. scription you accuse him of meati- ter written by Carnoel to account Weekly ; but this sword of tine testing." for being in posses -ion of this sunt. '•They went together one c•'en- Gaekwar eentshines them all. Tho "Do not jest. Nothing is more It was sent to hire, he claints, b!. imp;," resumed the countess, ":utd most presentedby(�theiEgyptians to ' serious; I will prove it to you pros- a friend of his fattier, an tawny- • reached your uncle's offices without Lord \Vol:-elev. The hilt it :• t er,tly. In the meanwhile let us talk 'mous friend." difficulty. Sonic ono awaited them e f somethingelse. Have you seen "Oran enemy w'ho inventedwith brilliants, and the Is; :r by there Who had procured a key, and sabre is valued at $10,030. your ousin since the events of last .this ruse o ruin him. One -of tate indicated the word to open it. The ;another Indian ruler—tae 11n1, i night ?" two explanations is true, I grant. woman wanted to operate herself, rajah of Chened—owns the fin( •t, ` I have just seen her."At this moment a sound at-' and you know what it cost her. He brougham in the world. The han- llone V' iracted Maxime's attention, and- who gave her 'the information was ellen of the doors are of redid g ,id. i "No; her father was present. .turning he saw a gardener ap- igootttnt of the terrible mechanism, while the rest of the ( are"at;e is The scene was a very painful one. .proaching, a rake on hi% shoulder whose claws seized her hand as she silver. 1 did not conceal from her what I .and watering -pot in his hand. introduced the key into the 1 ick." thought of M. de Carnoel. Alice Tho height and broad shoulders "I had no difficulty in guessing di.! not contradict me, but she de- ref 4"nis man attracted his attention' g g L''t t re of your victims. You the beginning of the story, and I cant trust, n victim out of sight. Clare:! positively that she would phi on looking at hi face, ho re-, know the end. But I have often never marry." .cognized 'him immediately as the wondered what came to pas's when "Since Maud's engagement how "That signifies that she docs not .person who had been successively the thief found herself caught." bright and happy she rooky!" believe a word of your allegations, .porter in the house in Rue Jouffroy "She whom you call the thief "Yes; a match lights up a girl's face." and that she intends to be constant and 'protector of the false Madame, tried to extricate herself," replied to the absent one until his inns- Sergent. i the countess. "Her Mends tried entice shall appear. She is a wom- This singular apparition drew to deliver bor. They could not an; she has faith." front Maxime a cry cf surprise, discover the spring that had to be which made the suspicion's garden-!tcuehec! to w'thclraw the apparatus. er raise his head. '!Time was passing; some one might "What is the mailer?" asked have come in, and if she had been t -he countess, quietly." I surprised all was lost. She cl d "That man!" not hesitate. .She commanded the "He has the charge of my flow- mall who accompanied her to cut' rare He came to slake the round off her hand." ,oi the conservatory, and is going, "And he consented to render this; off for fear of disturbing us." j frightful service'?" In fact, the man with the rake,' "He writs under her orders; he after resieeetfully Making off his obeyed. He had a poniard, large straw hat, was retracing his steps• and sharp; with one blow the hand . "'But he ---he too knows the thief.' was severed." ft was he who formerly kept the "And this strange heroine did! "You approve, then, of her per- severing in her allusions!" "Assuredly." "And I have been counting on you to slake her listen to reason!" "Not a word more. We will re- sume our conversation in a few moments, for here we are." The Russian trotter had van- quished the distance, and though Madame Yalta had taken the long- est route, they were entering the Asenue de Friedland by the Place de: l' 1':teile. She stopped Ncdji before the 'house in Rue Jouffroy, and after- ren die 1 She did not fall fainting little gate by which Maxime had ward played' the roleof foreign on the floors" first entered with Dr. Vilingss. fiord, protector of this jade. I' "She had strength to stand, and; This private entrance opined at a Iquarrellell with hint, and we were conquered her pain. Her contpan- to fight next day." ion, who had served in wa•r, knew "You see it is well you did not something about wound's; he tied do ti o. You would have crossed swords with a domestic." "A• d you are not irstonished to learn 'thatyour gardener is also the accomplice of this worthy friend of M. de Carnoel '" "I ani astonished at nothing; but I understand that everything will be a surprise to you, and the t-ime has conte to snake known what I should have preferred to keep from you. Learn, then, that I know by whom and why this theft was committed." "You knew it, and yen did not tel!" st i oke of the bell by the valet. de Lied, who took the reins and re- ceived from his mistress an or ler in a foreign tongue. The countess passed in first and look a side walk which wound ethreugh a lawn and ended in an immense conservatory. '• Here," said Madame Yalta, "wc may speak freely ; no one will interrupt us." ''Not even The doctor I" asked Ma xiaue. laughing. • "No; if lie comes he will be told d hate net returned." "Do you intend never to receive him again 1" "1 tee him once more. for ,the last time." "Ile has, then, decided to pais 4 ter teenemy l'hequo l,ti on to I' which Maximo Attached no importance made the ,countess start. "No," she replied, slowly ; "it Ss who wish to separate from him." And as .\I:taint° seemed astonish- ed. she added, "Clime. you shall know all." At one of the extremities, of the etialservater •. was a rendezvous Jurnistied in a Manner appropriate to a es Ivan boudoir; divans cover- eal with Japanese stuff, rocking chairs and a h:unhuu pihle. "S...•" said Madame Yalta when Ihry were seated. "You saw M. de .l'arnoel lest uiglit,'" "1 had a glimpse of hiin. for he "imply appeared and disappeared. 111oriseff'bronght hiul in a Clew far- .riage. which he drove himself un - e'er a good escort. to the house where lois accomplice awaited him. El. left it almost inlnlediately by s. riling the garden wall. What means the woman tock to dram- atis. rawatie.. frond tine clutches of this Rus - eine. I cannot 'tell, but I inn anxi- 1.71= that yeti sh'•uld knew that her •as•eciate and auxiliary in this en- •tei prise a:a•. your fencing -master." To Maxinle's great amazement, this revelation any reveiv,'(I with 1u rfeet indifference. ' •.1h !" she said tranquilly, "you re. ognii(d Knrdiki r. ''\•('a. though he was strcSPt'4l as a stcntlenlnn. Ile dined at Rig- •11..r's with M. livriseff wl10 treated up the wrist, and led off the wounded woman, who was scarce- ly able to stand." "She was dressed as a man, was she not 1" "Yes." "Then it was site and her accom- plice whorl Vignory and I !net in the gateway. Wo saw the light, and entered the office—" "Where yon found the hand. To remove it your friend Vignory touched the spring. You believed yt urselves alone, blit some one saw yon --heard you. This thief, as you call her, knew that you had taken "Listen before yoe judge. And 'her bracelet, and that it was your first remember that they took from inten'iun to search for her, to con - your uncle's safe only vt casket, be- tinct by soul -self an inquest which longing ton Russian vl». You belonged of right to the ngents of 'Hie prefecture of police." "Geed! the traitor heard my converse tion with Vignory and made his report to her who paid "1'ou are partly right.. Only he was not paid, but he told what he hall heard, and she whose destruc- tion vuu swore, swore to regain possession of the bracelet. She had all the tortes of 'the association of will object That they took also a sunt of money. I will come to that presently, and will prove to you that things were not as has been supposed." "Then the thieves were Nihil- ists?" "The government which employs ('ul. Burisoff has ether enemies than Nihilists. All the proscribed, ail who defended the independence of Poland, and who live in exile ter frons their conquered country. This florisoff's mission was to match and denounce the Nihilists, wl'ose aiiin is to destroy everything and tie oppressed who still strug- gle against their oppreserrb. The casket cleposi'ie(l with your uncle Cl written proofs of a salt conspiracy algainst Russian tyran- ny. The pale rs 3tnd been given up by a traitor. who has met a ith his deserts, and the patriots 1114)111 they comprarnised wished to regain them nt any C(.- .'' "Anel they (amici than deal them." "In their eves the end justifice' tile means. Two of thein resolved 1.. make the attempt." "And one of them was a V.onin10." 'Tea; a woman devoted to the cause she served --devoted even so fe..r as to sat' ifice her life, end more than hor life --her honor. The other was a Polish refugee. .sh(. had posses! ten ore in the mines of do no better him like rt cvulrade. and reser Siberia, to which Rubsiau despot- ensp.'t'(.<I. certainly. the trick that ism had Condemned him. and a -as pas abut t.. be played on hint." prepared 't•, do anything fur the "•Kardiki is 5ery adroit." sake of vengeance." "Ifni de yon not think be is be- ''Prepared to do anything; that 4 raying you I" is just the word," said Maxime, "t1'las .' He is it Pelieh refugee ref tween his teeth. and has a right to counteract the The misfortunes of the Pulish in- elesitt„l of a Russian spy.” •urgents affected hila very milder - "Then yen do not 'take in bad a;ely. whilst be had true trades - i..,:' that he•shenlld Bost aided a Aman like idetis of the sacredness •f l •r •.` rogues, for ttii• creature a banker is bate. 1,*#_ :Ali I/// 66gnnsseq Ali Spending hundreds of dollars in building a splendid home or barn and then deliberately allow it to suffer fur paint. 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