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"Ah! she co,
hoe new 111 441
The new -comer
the furepert of the
ME111 .111\lift)'UP
TI1E HERITAGE OF MADAME
YALTA.
ly:_'..(Cont'd),,
to inspect, See
r splendid'.'
w appeta:'ed in
box, and her:
striking bernity attracted all eyes,
Maxime, hiding himselfin the
depths of the orchestra, lead token
no note of the star that had just
risen. Itwas only when the lady
sae down the double opera -glass
which had concealed the upper part
of her lace, that .he recognized her,
He still hesitated,..unable to believe
his eyes.
"She!" •he : mui'mur'ed, "ehe
here 1"
"Maclaine Sorgent! alt! it is too
much. After the trick she played
me this rogue dares to appear
openly at the opera—and. in the
Hist boxes stall! And here have. 1
been searching for her in rain for
a month! `aho doubtless returned
to Parie supposing I would think
no more of her. Only she has not
brought with herr the Carpathian
bear, She has, left hien in his own
country and replaced him by an-
other animal of the same species.
Certainly," concluded the young
man, "1 was happily inspired this
evening. At the restaurant I sur-
prised one of the countess' hirelings
in great intimacy with Borisoff; and
here, at the opera, I discover a
rogua who has tricked and robbed
Inc. The thing is to determine what
I had best do- Parbleu ! my choice
cannot be doubtful. It doesn't
platter very Much how this man
finishes his evening with Borisoff,
whilst if I let slip the occasion for
laying 'bold on. Madame Sergent, it
will never present itself again. The
safest plan w'cald be to go up to
her box and have an immediate ex-
planation with..her."
It was m .favorable moment. The
three strokes had just announced
the second act.
Giving a last glance at the box
before going out, the most surpris
lug spectacle presented' itself.
Col Borisoff and his companion,
!,18Ui, stancli1Tg,,,,were preparing to
'leave`their places, and Madame
Sergent was s to them.
• Maxime fanc: st be mis-
taken, but. as ' eignei's
passed near her, w dis-
tinctly that they be er, and
that she returned
"They know her! mored,
lied he stopped in sterna -
tion.
On owe side, the e
ing-master exchangi
looks with the accom.
who had taken the cas
excess of marvels, the o
casket on pleasant torr,
friend of the thieves,
two personages with one
in to join her.
"I was astonished awhil
thought 'Maxime, "but this
yond belief."
The more he reflected, the ore
the reunion appeared to him. Oe-
strous, He seemed to see n it
mysferiee of iniquity, crimir,al.ialli-
ances, i nfathomatslieselsy d es of die -
asked himeelf whether all
these people were banded together
C to play a wicked comecly to the pre-
judice of Robert de Carmel and
himself. He even went so far asto
suspect the intentions of Madame
Yalta—this countess who know -so
many things, and loved secret in-
trigues.
J. "Is this Ivan' betraying her, or is
she fooling me?"
He answered this question, by a
y violence which he,£orinulated thus:
"An diablo! the :Russians, the
'Poles, and the greees foreign ladies.
I have enough of their intrigues,
an I. can trample on their spider's
webs. I am afraid et not ono after
s 111 and have the right to call Ma-
e, fl,'tenc Sergent to account."
This was a project ,easier to eon -r
wive than to execute. One does not
)0s, rash into a lady's box in the midst
of a perl'c stance to summon her to
answer for her past conduct; in flee
l
promisee of two men whoare not
responsible for the deluge and ex-
ploits of this woman, , An inroad of
'this sort could end only in a quer-
i rel, and quarrels never elucidate
an, thlllg;. .
for hint but to
I:Ir<.re was nothing ( u
t
obsnt'i'e and wait,
rWhilst from the 1 •masa e-w'ay of
the Orchestra the invisible.wititass
followed up the movements of the
three whom some• inexplicable
hence had -Bron ht together, the
chr g g ,
ads entitle. sketched by Motrlrila'tinc
began to take shape.
The lady ree,en ly /role' Geneva,
tbe,
ex-ularvel of the. l lek, ied itt
leugth deigned a glance at the spec-
!tato
; nearest! her. •
lieu sparkling uses had (lumen,
toed the gray oyes •ol 1110111 atine,
and smiles wove exchanged,
Then enesed a panto1i11ne Wllie!t
' fenc-
acious
• those
Id, by
f this
h the
these
d go-
go „
be -
invited him to her box, followed by
a movement on his part indioat!ug
his neighbor in the stall, answered
by a. sign from the lady which•might
be interpreted thus.
"No matter•; bring your friend.
I shall be pleased to see him as well
as yourself,"
Nothing more was needed to in-
duce the acceptance of an invite -
doe repeated with such gracious
persistency,
The box -keeper ushered 'them in,
and the lady, evith eyes of fere,be-
gar
thus, extending her Band to
A'tnurietin e:
"Yob ean;t think how happy 1
am to meet you. I arrived from
Monaco alone, and have not yet
s0011 a familiar face. You recog-
nized nue immediately," did you
not ?„
"You are not of the number of
those whom one forgets," replied
lva.noviteh.
"Oh,, six months' absei ye
one bas the right to gorget anybody.
Tint.• be good enough to present to
mo monsieur, who has been so kind
as to a^company you."
"Col. Borisoff, one of my com-
patriots, My dear colonel, we are
in the box of Madame de Larches." -
"Trite; it is very necessary that
you should present me also,for
your friend does not know me, 1
presume."
"No, madame, and I am tally
astonished not to .have remarked
you, however brief may have been
your sojourns in Paris. Beauty
such as youre cannot pass unob-
served anywhere."
"You flatter me, colonel, and I
warn you that do net love compli-
ments. Sit down, and we will talk•
of everything you please except my-
self, Your friend will ;tell yon that
last summer, in Switzerland, I had
eetablishocl this rule, and that all
my little world submitted to it. 1
seek friends'
but. flee from lovers.''
"It seems to me that last year—
excuse my frankness—one of my
compatriots knew how to please
you."
"Who! Ah 1 that blockhead of a'
general. That doesn't count. It
was one of my errors: Only think,
be gained my confidence by pro-
posing extraordinary ascensions;
he talked about climbing Mont
Blanc, scaling the Yung' Frau, and
I could' never induce him to leave
the Royal Hotel of Cliamonnix or
the promenades of Interlaken. 1
don't like prudentpeople, so 1 cis -
posed of him."
"My friend Borisoff is temerity
itself," said Mouriatine, with a'
burst of laughter.
"Take care," said the lady, ",you
will set me to putting his temerity
to the -proof."
These words, addressed directly
f . the colonel, embarrassed him
Visibly. He had, in truth, since his
entrance into the lady's box cut
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lakes in company with a lord, whom
I dismissed when the fancy took
me: and thus, that having passed a
fortnight at Monte Carlo, where, 1I
brake the bank, I arrived in Paris
alone and unoccupied, uncertain
whether 1 shall remain all winter
or leave to -morrow."
"Your programme- is charming—
nothing fixed, everything to caprice'
--that is the motto of us Russians."
"Let your friend speak," said
Madame cue Garehcs, fixing her eyes,
on the colonel.
"I agree with my compatriot,"
said .the colonel, who could no
longer remain silent. "Pleasure is
`tine great concern, and 1 also am
free to choose my associations.'
"Really „
"Do you doubt it?"
"I doubt it no longer since you
say so, bet they have assured inc
that you are entrusted by your
government with a secret mission.
'They' means' this general by whom
I was nearly bored to death last
j•ear. Don't ask me his name; I
don't tvisli to recall it.'
"You remember at least what he
told you about me?" asked Boris -
off.
"Oh, perfectly. 'I em glad you
should know how it happened that
you occupied my attention whilst
exploring the beautiful valleys of
Helvetia. I had inhabited in Paris
the same neighborhood with your-
self and do still"
"You -know where I live?"
'Yes. In going to the Bois I have
often passed your house in' Rue de
Viguy. 1 have seen you sometimes
driving yourself in a beautiful
phaeton, and being curious, natur-
ally I made inquiries about you. I'
learned that you were a Russian
gentleman, very rich, and very
agreeable."
"Why did I not know that you
condescended to think of me?" said
Borisoff, gallantly.
"Oh, I was only passing through 1
Paris. I came from London andl
was going to Geneva, where the
most tiresome of generals awaited)
me. It came into my mind to ask
information about you, because 1
an awkward enough figure, though.
ordinarily it was notassurance that IS THINNESS
he lacked. Presented to a strange EMBARRASSING ?
lady by a friend fallen from the
skies Ince an aerolite, Borisoff slid
not feel certain of his ground.- He Undoubtedly It is to Many a Maid -
was a skilful diplomatist, but ac- en and. Youth—While Even Those
cestomed to proceed methodically Well Along in Years Prefer. Wall
without trusting anything to Rounded li'ignree.
chance. Furthermore, and above
all, lie was submitting, in spite or • Prescription Increases Weight.
meself, to tbo ascendency of a parr scrawny. lin youth or
of beautiful eyes; eyes the like .of
gall g g
which he had never seen before, maiden 'is almost invariably slights
and which were fixed on him with a rd, overbooked 01' ridiculed in any
disquieting persistency. social gatheung. Tbere is some-
disquieting
came:to his ussistaticr„ thing about a plump or well proper-
Mouriatine tioned figure which attracts not
"To what proof would you sub- onis, friendship, but love and adu-
joet my friend 1 1Vhat peaks clo you •
mean to rognire him to scatle?" 16110'1 as 1i•ell:
"{)h,'' replied the ex -marvel of People with a. proper amount of
the :.ink, "the question is not of flr st, are favored m all walls of life,
while the Mile are unblessed, un-
parllans ascensions new. \Ve are tte,lcoine and frequently miserable
nut in few•itr,erlancl; we are in for life. The •difference lies in the
Paris, in a city where courage con- 11111.er of the digestive functions and
gists in mocking prejudices and the ability of the blood and nerves
braving public opinion You both to absorb and distribute over the
entered my box in the midst of the bldg Lire nutrition extracted from
opera. That was a, fine example of the food oaten.
it.'' The thin person is aabnormal and,
• "One which cost me very little," lacks the power to absorb mad re-
re!'lied AAIoariatine. '.f ant proud tarn the bee fat elements
of being seen with ' th
ith you.which the gastric juices in e1 aLO-
"buy deal' friend, you a1'e a bard Mach and intestines Should ex
cit: passage. You enure to P1151100 or separate from all kinds of
simply for amusement, You owe and Wilk.
no account to any ons. alta may lief A- remelt accidental discover
s.4 eel please, while With t411, lies- proven that tincture catlolllene when
s
tract
food,
y has
lsefl, not being in the same sztua-e blended with certain other tint o
bon, there is more merit in attach- m - - ,
will ibcicl from. nuc to there ponncls'
ing himself to a doelassee," of flesh per week during treatment,
"What do yotl call dcelasseo'1 De while the general health and
you suppose I confound you with strength also improves wonderfully.
the demoiselles whomaimthe tour • Clet in a hale pies bottle, •tlni00
of the lakes every day 1" otutecs of essence of pepsin and
''No, but neither doyou take ale l 1
tLrer, mtncos of sy'rup'y/ rhubarb;
f ,r a woman of the true world, anti, thou richt one, ounce emnpotnul es -
yon are, right, I .was born in that 'eence 4(0rckicl l shake and lett stand
m 1, -
irl••d It itis p ' qm t tw
11 andedea) •
,. 1 ,vs. hours; �1 n i
1 1 tt t then add on miner tinn-
e ' 1 free` and t to lateen to it, far l ate thee rndumaue component, (nntcnrt
laette r still, 1 ale r!eh, 11"1 11 was demon).. Shake well and take a
ntv abniee to leave it, aa4111 11 is nty- tena]1c100fullbefore And after meals,
c.hnicc to live as Int irrcuuhrr, ckr'inlcing plenty of water between
Therefore it is that you, mut me last meals use waren rooting.,
had remarked you. , You see, I aan
frank,"
"Yeo Weel'WSellb nun 1311E I fancy
my illustrious compatriot took the
trouble to dispel your ikiusinsrs."
"He tried to do so. After having
intrenehed himself in pr tclent
ournspeetion, ire ended by a Inystel•-
iutis revelation that yell belonged
to the political police."
"It was a joke, I suppose," said
the colonel, a little disoorloerted by
this abrupt declaration. e
"A silly joke," seeunded Mouri-
aline',- "Did be aoouse mo also of
!being enrolled in the secret ser-
vice t" •
"No," replied the lady, some
what scornfully, "but I can assnro
yon he was not joking at all. He
explained the colonel's mission to
ReO, and entered into a nuniiber of
details,"
Then I have a mission 1" in-
quired Borisoff, foreleg a smile. "I
last charmed to know it,- Hints en-
haneed my importance in my own
eyes,,,,
"Yon are,it appears, charged
with watching over the Nihilists."
'Diablo: I execute my 'mission
eery' imperfectly, then, for they
have created much talk of late."
"In Russia; but you aro concern-
ed only with those who reside in
1'ance, at least according to the
general."
"I believe," said Mouriatine,
"my friend Borisoff has really is
mission in Paris, and no very dif
ficult enes He has a revenue of a
hundred thousand roubles which he
consecrates to the study of the pret-
ty women of this country; where all
types are to be Met with.".
"If I were certain you -were tell-
ing me the truth," Ynurnnned the
incomparable brunette, "1 -but
your friend should be the one to
protest, and it is you only who
speak."
"To pretest !" exclaimer o•� sem:
who had recovered his sal . a er,
u
a-
of the St,'rc:' �'
T. shall do nothing
should be glad to have you believe
inc the grand mester of the police
of all the Russias, and to prove to
1 not
,y•n that my greatness wgnlc n.
hinder me from following wherever
you might lead."
(To be continued.)
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of exercise out of doors, and gain -
strength of bone and vigor of con-
stitution to elttlnre the necessary
confinement in the finishing period
in the winter months. With present
luta prospective prices, it will pay
to give attention to the adoption of
. methods of treatment which keep
the pigs going on from start to fin-
ish. --Farmer's Advocate.
FACT AND FANCY,
A. friend in need is a friend to
dodge..
ltaly produces yearly 7t),000,000
gallons of olive oil worth $1'20,000,-
0110,•
Many a man in love with a dim-
ple melt es the mistake of marrying
the e pfrl, 1
Timm your foot dry. The best
chest protector 1S. went on the sole
of the beet.
I 11 is hotter to get wisdom: than
gold 1t is also easier.
Meat is only three cents it pound
t 1
in Australia, a nd a good workman's
n s
:meal emits a dime.
Though courtship is the 3utoxica
• ben of life, it 10 Ca nelCssarily
, tree that marriage is the siek heed -
ache.
1 I'll my wife evcrellting,' sir-••.
eve r\tl 1;'" let t'1 t,'ll her a
l't•'' l i',ht t 1 say I tell her ev-
cry thing 1"