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" Mam 1 ' " em ! M. Ilar.lv, m .lni in, jiii-I deep
ly .ignited I Ih is unevpetted H..w " M.tini'
Ih'u pair you mi ! y.'U do nut ancwe!1"
' Miiml' this, thru, is M. de r.! -Mii "" ni. 'l
Uodin, IV inning the most painful mu prise. "Oh.
i r, if 1 had known "
"But (l.m't you ln'r (his man, Marcel'" cried
M. Hardy, "lie Fays that you have Let rayed me
infamously." Hi" seized tin' hand of M. lc l'des.
bhc. That hand was old as ire. "Oh, !od' Oh,
(Sod!" said M. Hardy, drawing hark in horror:
'he makes no answer!"
"Since I urn in presence of M. 1e Iilessao," re
sumed Uodin, "I am forced to usk him, if he can
deny having addressed many letters to the Hue
du Milieu des Ursins, at Paris, under cover of M.
ltodin."
M. de lilessnc lemained dumh. M. Hardy,
still unwilling to believe what lie saw and heard,
eonvulsively tore open the letter, which Uodin
bad just delivered to him, and rcud the first few
lines interrupting the perusal with exelama.
tions of grief and amazement. Ho did not re
quire to finish the letter, to convince himself of
the black treachery of M de lUessac. Ho stag
gered; for a moment his senses seemed to aband
on him. The horrible discovery made him
giddy, and his head swam on his first look down
into that abyss of infamy. The loathsome letter
dropped from his trembling hands. Hut soon
indignation, rage and scorn succeeded this mo
ment of despair, and rushing, pale and terrible,
upon M. de lUessac: "Wretch!" he exclaimed,
with a threatening gesture. Hut, pausing as in
the act to strike: " No!" he added, with fearful
calmness. " It would bo to soil my hand."
Ho turned towards Uodin, who had approached
hastily, as if to interpose. "It in not worth
while chastising a wretch," said M. Hardy; " but
J will press your honest hand, sir for you have
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I l.ir.ly . a li"! i .'i -tt ii k a- if a thuub'rl'lt I. -id
fallen at hii- )(. '"Marfan, cone'"
"All i tliti ovned. ll r inolber 1 . k hi raa
(hue .lav a-t'" said the unhappy mmii hi. in
a failing voice.
'l.'oiic' Mrgar-t! It h not true. You deceive
me,' cried M. Hardy. KcfuMiig to hear more,
wild, despairing, he rushed out of the house,
threw himself into his carriage, to which the
post-horses were Ftill harnessed, waiting for M.
le lllegsae, and said to the postilion: "To Talis'
! as fast as you can go ! "
As the carriage, rapid as lightning, started up
on the road to Taris, the wind brought nearer
the distant sound of the war-song of the Wolves,
who were rushing towards the facto'y. In this
impending destruction, see llodin's subtle hand,
administering his fatal blows to clear his way up
to the chair of St. P"ter, to whic h ho aspired.
His tireless, wily course can hardly bo darker
shadowed by aught save that dread coining hor
ror, the ('bolero, whoso aid ho evoked, and whose
health the Bacchanal (Juecn wildly drank,
That onco gay girl, und her poor famished sis
ter; the fair patrician and her Oriental lover;
Agricola, the workman, and his veteran father:
the smiling ltose-Pompon, and the prematurely
withered Jacques Kennepont; Father d'Aigrigny,
the mock priest; and Oabricl, the (rue disciple;
with the rest that have been named, and others
yet to be pictured, in tho blaze or the blots of
their life's paths, will be seen in the third and
concluding part of this romunce, entitled, "Tim
WANMtiiiNu Jkw: 1!kikmtkn."
(To bo continued.)
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O.N WIIKM.M.
The bufTct-nmoklntHlhrBry can on
tbo Uurllnifton'i llifi.'i p.m. train fur
Denver and 12:05 a. M. train for Chicago
arc verilMe dub houne on wheeli.
The mnokliiif ritnii) U a hrllllanlly
llghtlal apartment, tieaiitlfully car-H-k,
finlbhod In oak and furnished
with cay clnilr, eit"e, curd tablec,
the CMrronl purlodlcal, a library and
a writing dt-n. Here you can loungQ.
read, write, (,'oi.mIp, tunieke or play
card whll travollng al tbo rate of 60
in! leu an hour.
11'fthn, t ckul and full Information
at Ticket olllcu Depot
I . i J (-'arnam St, lOth.anJ Mmm ht
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Arc you Inture i-U In ihla odlilon?
I)j you want noino to dlntrlhute among
your frlt'iidr? If no semi In your ordoi'n
by return inall, Wc have plenty,
In lots of HiOn tuod.i adlriixM flO.OO
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Klntfli.1 copliPt ,0,"i
Add cent per hundred namuti
wiien ynii wirh in in rltu Hingis wrp-
l r und mail direct in your frl-ndn.
Ca-.li iiniiti aeeompnny all ordurn.
Thi pricm barely cover expenso of
pririiiritf, icilemt piper wni'i" pi'int.'d In
Urner In ttmri w.' anilclpille printing.
II iw ni nijr will y in wimi y
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I) i ji.ii look over to... iiiJvci tUi inoiils
In till" piUier?
ot too Sinniilli,
T t'in kt of luu U.N'IOV PACIFIC
rv -ii hiiiootli and the. curs fiii'nlhlied
eo conipluto that you can Imagine, your
self In your own luurlou upartmcnU
at home.
Inspect the HufTot Library and Smok
ing Cur as they pa through Omaha
every riiuriin.
BUY A HOME-
One that You Can Pay For.
There is now offered for sale a number of small Cottages of
from four to seven rooms each, and located in various parts of
Omaha, at a price and let ins that any man with small means can
meet. These houses arc situated on full-sicd lots and in good
repair, If taken within a short time they can be puichascd for a
Cash 1'aynicnt down of
FIFTY DOLLARS
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mi a li i'Ii gra b' ef lik pan r We
hi.iv V.II of Ihttii ( ' y.iur iil.-r In
etir.y It g i ur prloe n( mh'Ii a Ins k
, ordinarily, II, i. You get It for
nothing If jiii 'my fl -amo e. Don't
end mam pi of a larger deliomlnallon
Oian 2 ci nW.
Iti'iiiembrr that biulnlng the r-
pi nt's head la afer than pinching bla
tail.
(ilve llome uae of our politician
and Khe will aoon control our fore
men t
I'uhlir 1 (.
The North weniern Lino Daylight
H elal now leaven the U. IV Di pot at
b 10 a. M , arrlvet at Chicago f 4' name
evening. No change In I tin other
train. Overland Limited 4 1'. I'. M.,
and tho Omaha-Chicago Special at
(blil A M., arrlven at Chicago 7:4ri and
II.II0 rt'hH'ctlvely, next morning. The
nicKt advancnl ViKtlhu!ed Sleeier,
Dlnei n and l-'n e 1'arlor Chair cart ef
eourM' -WhatelNe would the N'OKTII
WKHTKUN " havi? 1 101 Karnam H,
Knowledgn kills many papal myth,
no matter how old they may he.
Hlgotry n the mirror of credulity.
Trim religion la out of pluee In a
maun holme.
I'NTI. the nuiply In nhaimleil, we
will (.end to each uhcrlhtr ner.dlng ui
the name of five (if hi friend, accom
panied by li'ic. for five nam pie coplc of
TllK Amkiiu aN, one volume of "The
Stenographer," a book containing the
utory of the life, trial, tribulation,
courUhlp, etc,, of a stenographer, The
book ha 2U0 page, I elegantly bourn)
In cloth, printed from good, clean tyie
on a high grade of book-paper. We
have 7.V) of them, (iet your order In
early. Regular price of such a book
I, ordinarily, 1 1 . i'i You get It for
nothing if you buy livoample. Don't
send ttamp of a larger denomination
than 2 cent,
and the ! alancc in Monthly Payments of $10. cull, and interest
4 PER CENT PER ANNUM. l'i'" Uu- payincnt of
the 511.00 the purchaser cts a WA U K ANT V 1IU'.I); and to
Itome find alanUer a lictu r weapon
than h bowlc knife,
. ....
Flighting truth Is an old trick of
popery; und It has become an adept
at It.
We have plenty of the March 4th is
sue, We ran fill your order. Ywir
friends should read the sworn testi
mony itK'ilrmt the Roman Catholic
lIiiiiHfi of (lift rWxiil Klinhiri1 at Ht
secure the defined payments ivis a fust tiwi tKauc upon the ,.,,!, Ten for 3f) cents; fifty for 1 25;
premises. These arc bargains that have never been duplicated j 100 for 12.00; too for 7.50; j.ooo for
in Omaha, and a uni hdine is plaied within the .each of every- ,n' "v y011 ' l,'t ""n"
. , . .. , , ,, , , , ber to your friends? You nhou'dt
nil., tin m:i er iiiw united Ins means, without lavnn tu nav . .
1 .... iiiey siioiiii not mono longer.
almost, usurious iincicsi. roi miuiei mini ni.tiiuu wi ue in
M. J(. ZOOK, .0.5 Howard St., Omaha, Neb, ltTr"th y l put t,,fl raffl' but
IV " n fc. rtiti I ll' I 1 1
When tho forces of patriotism are
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And the Confessional
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No greater, no more Interesting, no
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i , Rev. Charlea Chlnlquy and popularly
WfMS 1 known as "Fifty Years In the Churrh
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