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. 'rnE 01t.JI.A : : DAILY DEE SUNDAY . , '
, : , DEOEMBER' .16 , 1S. 10 !
Iy' . _ For BOYs . and Gzr/s. . . . ( : . '
TilE LOST OPAL OF UYSORE
on TilE
EEORET OF THE GllAUT
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V & > ) 111 WillIam IIlurm ) ' Ora'clon !
( CoprIg1it. hI , by the /iuthor. )
. ClIAI'Tlm VIJ
frnE l IOlT AT TIPPOO BAl D'S
lAHtEl
Quick as he gave the command Pink was
V crouching deep In the wayside vegetation .
V . The hays dropped clumsily beside him ; for
a second or two their hearts seemed to slop
beating . and they tel an Icy chi creep
through their veins.
At no time hall the fugitives been in l a
tighter place than now. 1 was terribly
trying to lie thera and listen lo the ominous
voice ot danger In both directions-from the
rear thQ taint 'letalc ring ot Iron-shod
hoes ; tram In trent n 10111 ( r' and duller
' , Bound that al yel bamed recognition.
I'lnl cocked ills rifle , and glanced side-
ways at Jack and Myles. They undelslood ,
antI two more hammers rosa ylh a sharp
clck ,
lalu was busy at something else. He
hall one car to the ground , and his hand was
bphlnll the olher.
"An elephant , sahibs , " he whispered , and
just then an elephant actually did lumber
Inlp sight n short ways UII lho cross-road ,
I was handsomely euparlsond , , and bore
on its back a square howdah , In which sat
two persons , evidently servant and master
The latter was a stout , ( ul-bearllell ,
oriental , with the dress and pompous ) ! bearing ! ;
ot urich zemindar or landholder. The i
other was an aged , Ilndoo , gru-halrell anti iL L
V ( Iigniflel. In front of the howduh was
\ Ilerched 1 thin and wiry little mahout.
, ' TIm hidden watchers Irew long brenlhs I
V ) . ot relict. Three rile hammers were s ry
lowered lo haU-cock.
"They'ro only travelers " whispered Myles , , ,
"bul they chose a mighty awkward tme
to drop along Oh , why dent they hurry ? "
"They cant disappear too soon , " replied i
Jack. "Halkl The troopers are coming
earer. "
I But as ill-luck would have It , the mahoul L
halted the huge quadruped on the Inlerseclon I
ot the two palhs. The zemlllar and 'hls
Icrvant glnnd uneasily down the crossroad
They heard the tramp of the approaching I
troopers. aidVwere discussing In low tones
the strange conduct ot the ell Undo" , wblch
all bad observed . '
"Ue wished to cut nn evil spell upon
You SithibVyngard , " Mid l'altu ,
"More 1Ikly he was a thug , " suggested
Myles , laughing , "antI ' wal sizing UJ your
neck , for the sacred nooso. "
V "I Ilon't lir tend to account tr I , " repled
Jack In a grave tone , "hut I know 1 shan't
target that look of his In a hurry " '
Pink now care out of his brown study
and proposed that the Interrupted lunch
should he finished . S3 hai at the hag at
provisions was shared al1 Quickly eaten.
The howdah was well stocked with toad ,
but this the hays did not touch
Meanwhile the elephant kept up Its clumsy
pace over wooded mountain spurs and
through deep ravines. The path was at
times ImperceptIble , but occslcnal glimpses
ahead tram hilltop gave Pink all the guld-
anco that he neellell
Dy 2 o'clock In the afercon the fugitives
had traveled ten mIles on elephant back and
wore now In the very heart of the OhaUla
A few mlnules later they emerged tram a
dense forest at the base of the twin peaks ,
which reared their stony heads 2,000 feet In
air and steed guard over the entrance to a
narrow and somber vale- .
The mahout made the elephant kneel at
Pink's command and the weary travelers
climbed out at the howdah. They were stiff
and sore tram the violent jolting antI It was
good to reel the ground under fo.t again
The mahout was the picture at tear , for ,
he evidently beloved that his captors were !
going to kill blm When I'lnk spoke a. few .
words to him In Ilnllustauee his dusky face
laaIfled with joy and he rlnmed prroundly.
lie made the elephant rise and wheeled him '
aboul. An Instant later both hail vanished
In the forest antI the fugitives were alone ,
" \Veli . what next ? " asked Jack.
"Tlllllo Sahlb's burrier , " replied Ilule. as
ho stiffly led the way Into the mouth of
the valey , "Onco we pass that we're safe "
The boys looked at one another mysteri-
ously. "What Is It like ? " exclaimed Myles . i
"Nol ' 1\lng seen Il , I can't say exactly , "
wa1 Pink's answer "nut wc'il soon bo there
we'l
unless what I 'card in the palace that night
was nil lies. "
al les.
Wih this the lads had to bo content , and
slenly and In single ] tile they tolowed their
guide .
For nearly an heur they traced the upward
course of a brawling torrent that flowed
through gigantic trees and dens vegetation.
here one there signs of n path were visible
but It had evidently not been trod by human
to ! for . many years.
The valley was less than a quarter ot a
mile wide . I was really D gorge , for It wa
hemmed In und deeply shadowed by parallel !
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\ . "I'LL ATTEND TO THESE DEVILS. "
I was a critical time for the fugitives , hut
V " theIr suspense was happily cut shalt by the I
' V , , . % conception In Pink's brain of stupeiidous
. , oncepton , " 4 I stupndous
"Lads " he whIspered , "ero's a chance for
1 us. Obey orders and do as I.do . , ThaL's
all. "
. With this Pink rose sUddenly up anti
Mew a bad ! en the zemlndar's breast. Al-
mot as quickly Myles and Jack hall the
V servant and the mahout covercd. The lat-
, ler trembled so violenty that ho let his goad
. fall to the ground.
"Down with you " commanded Pink , forgettIng -
gettIng lo spI Iithdustanee. "No fool-
\ iflVe'ru In n 'urry "
The zeml\lar was u plucky fellow , and his
face flushed with rage.
"Dog , yo shal pay dearly for thIs , " he
' . . crledl , In fairly geed English. " 1 am 10lkar
Singh , a landholder of Mercnrn In Coorg. I
, F - am journeyIng pClceally homeward through
tks territory of Mysorc"-
" " ' l'lnle ,
"Oct down , pe'slsled , angriy
'You'ro not going to be murdered or robbed.
'Ye only want la borow your elephunt for a
while. ' !
WRIt an evil scowl on his face the zemln-
dar nodde to the mahout , who Instantly I .
made the elephant leel.
Master and servant climbed out at the
ane
howeah and stood 1 few feet lo one shle.
Doth bristled with swords and daggers . but
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, neIther hail nrearms. '
"Up with you , lads" cried Pink , "LIve I ) '
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now ,
Myles and I'alu scrambled into the how-
dah , and as Jack followed them he caught
the servant's eyes Jxed strangely upon him
- " There was no mal\co \ In the look. I expressed -
- pressed sudden amazment and incredulIty-
even n touch , of affection , us though the sight
at the lad had vlbrlell some long-torgolen
chord Cl memory ' 11 the cld iiindoo's heart ,
"Your elephant will bo back 'ere by sun-
set. " added 1lnl ( . turing to the zemlndar.
"IC you want satacton apply to the
, flritisii resident at Mysoro In about a weolt
Drltsh
trom now. And y.u'l be all the more likely
to get It If you detain these cutthroats COl-
lug yonder as long as you can , "
'fho next Instant Pink was In the liawdah .
, and us quickly the mahout . tried to wriggle
to the ground ,
nut Ilnl leaned forward a\1 caught the
follow by the back tf the neck , at the sale
time pressing tim cold muzzle at a pistol to
, his forehead and Jllberlng angry nlnduslan ,
I Into his ear ,
This gentle style or argument was effective
N anll the mahout Instantly became ns tractable ,
- ns a lamb. At a word tram hIm and a :
touch or the gad the elephant rose from his i :
ImCs , whfelecl to one a\l\e \ anti Illungrll np ,
the mountain path with long anti mpd :
ILrhles ,
Ilkar Singh glared vindictively after his I
stolen qladrupI)1 and calcll down fearful I ,
InlelUctons on the thieves , The aged L
II1hoo stooJ wIth uplifted hands , Itrnlnlng
lila eyes to eet a last glmlue of Jack
Then view f curve at tl road hid them trom
'rii ; i Ilarlne act had transplrell In 1 very
"tle " tmo and the fugitives nol began ti
realize that they had once more eluded thou
bloodthIrsty Ilursners
The tramll at hoofs grew fainter and I
fainter In the distance until it could be heart I
10 moro. On and on went the elephant ,
striding clumsily over rocks and logs at a I
lace u3 herso could ellual on aD rough urea
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The howdah awayul and cheek dizzily , but I
the Itripi hell I fait as did its occupaiits .
The mahout clung to his Perch like a
monkey
"It wln't do the zemlndu any 'arm to
' - rest a bit " aid I'iuk. "Wo treated ' 1m
treate
. badl1 , lads hut I 'ad to be. Jovel 'ow
nearly the trtller uabbod UI. Now we're
out of danger , I"roU 'ero the road pierce
the Ohants and I doubt IC the 'orsei can
follow at all. "
. "It Wi Tare . luck to get the elephant , " re .
plIed Mylea . Inly l'w lorry we had to
' - take It 11 that way , I can hardly beUove
that wo are nCr our Journts end. "
; "Two Icnrl at mOit ought to see UI
there , " declared l'luk " .nd then- "
'o ' klit bll brows and appeared to bo
pondering aOlo knotty questloa.
'la ya did not disturb him They kep t
a l4&e 8 watch OR the mahOUI and dbcusso Jpt
w alls ot sheer rck only slightly lower that
the twin peak of which they were a con
t inuatton .
tnuaton.
I was a wlerd and dismal place , anti the
gloom was 1 0 that of twlghL ExcepL ,
tor hissIng serpents that wriggle away belore
the travelers , there was no sign of life .
Presently the wall.began lo converge , and
when they were only twenty yards apart
Tlppoo SahIb's barrier rose suddenly tram
lhe trees and Jungle.
The boys uttered cries of nmazelent , and
even Ilnlt was Impressed by the wonderful
sight. Here was' t fit monument to the
ancient Mahometnn raJah-a maslvo gran-
Ito wal 100 feet high that stretched across
the gorge from cliff to cliff.
The stones were at vast dImensions , and
hall been welt fitted together. Not a crevice .
or projection offered hopa of scaling the bat
rler. Its frownIng front was sheer amI
slooll and above Its fat summit Lhe moun-
tain wails towered nearly 2,000 feet higher
At its base a runty arched grating . serve
as an outlet for the stream , which Ilre
rested tranquilly In a sort of 11001 before btr -
ginning its turbulent flow down the valey ,
BehInd the grating was pitch blackness.
"What did Tlppo Sahib mean by bulllng
such a thing ? " was Jaclt's comment after Sa
critical survey at the barrier
"Partly lo keep the treasure safe " replee
' Pink . "nnd no doubt party for other reason
known only to himself. "
"You don't mean to say that we must
climb that wal to get at the opal ? " ex-
claimed Ittyles. ' ! We can't eo I. lhut's al.
"We might ns well try lo scale the cliffs , .
added Jack , laughing.
"Od on . lads " said Pink , a little sharpl :
"Dlii 1 say wo were goIng over the wall I ?
There's a way' through I. according to old
TlpPoo' written document , which I 'eat I'
real , and Ilscu8sed In the palace- "
"D ) ' the gratcg ? " crIed Myles and Jacl" ,
In one breath.
"Ye : thnt's the beginning of the combina-
tian . Come on , lhere's no time to wasln.
'fho bloody troopers will kill their 'orse3 tt I ;
overtake us , "
Pink glanced ' uneasily down the gorge . anll
listened for u 10ment , Then he waded Inlo
the Icy 11001 , and the boys followed him
As the water JOe to their hips they rl
moved their cartridge helLs and revolver
and held them overhead. They were vat at
deep when they reached the gratIng , and
leered curiously between ! the rusty bars.
They raw a vaulted space with slimy wals
to right anti left. At the farther end , lhree
ane ene
or tour yards distant , 1 broad sheet of waler
tel noisily tram a height of sIx feet
The place where the stream entered the t
barrIer \ InvisIble , though a dusky gleam
or light quivered al the brink ol the catlact ,
The barrier was eVllenty enormously
thlck-rour yards at the least I waR
equally clear , rrom the presence or the vate r .
fall , that Tllpoo Sahib had chosen a buiding
site just where ' . the slream % dropped to u
lower level
While the bon were looking within l'lnk
had given his attention to the gratng , Now
he handed one or 'tho spades to I'altu and his
rifle and equipments 10 Jack and Myies.
'Old those , " he shouted , loudly enough
to b hearth above the roar at the watt r.
"Don't , " mind the wet , We'l 'sve 1 tre tonight -
Then with the other spade , ho vigorous
attacked the V arched gratiug. But all In
vain he twisted . Inl prIed , and .Jammed
the stout Irn bsrs ; In spite at nearly a
century at service theY were welded IU
tghty a. ever . into the masonry .
Pink stopped and 1001te(1 In a troubled way
at his conip.aniOi . bo wiped the '
eOmIJnlol ! .It perspii 'a-
ton ! 11 tse. lie was about to re- i
new the attack . when he sudoenl ' ) ' dlsc iv-
er.eJ two under that Ue water g I.nlI only an Inch or
With a lauh ; It 1\11 \ own stupidity h&
bobbed out of .Igot like a flash , an.1 an lu- I I
Itant later liii dlpplnt head und huulden
emerge on thl ! ef side ot the bars
"Your tur net , .1ads , " lie shouted , "I "
ain't 'ard ; 'en . . gIve mo your traps * trst , "
Thl boys puse . , ve ) tblng through . the I
bars to 11\1 until be fairly staggered wltb
the weight. Then , one by one , they tok
vauU. the cold plunge ai4 ; .Cf18 lP melds the I
For several minute thy hudid l to.
gelher with shivering limbs and chattering
teelh.
teeth.Along
Along each able of the vault was I P1staw
form ot masonry I nlsc a few Inches above
the water On the one lo the right Pink
deposited the weapons and other articles ,
Then he waded to the toot at the s'atsrtahi
waterral
and looked up at IL with . u smile at satis.
UJ wlh Emie
faction. sats-
"No man could scale that , " he muttered
'to hhnsel : "and I doubt It there's mutered
outlet above " 1
As he returned to his companions V he drew
a waterproof match safe ( rai hl $ pocket
and snapped the lid open
"Now. lads " ho cxclalined , "wo must
' cxclalned
'a.e a little light for the next fgr ! of the
combination. '
You'll
combinaton You'l feel warm enough
when the climb begins , "
begins.
The .
mntch hall scarcely been scraped
when ' ' Il droppe'I with a hiss \ Into the Ecrapee ,
Pink's race turned ghastly white , and he
made a mad dash for the platform
The boys were astounded for an instant
but a Quick glance
through the bars re-
vealel the awful truth Every sense at
chilliness Mlr's ugly left race their and veins scarlet a they jacket saw emerge Mogul
tram the edge at the torest
Behind blm came trooper after trooper , all
on root and all bristling with rifles and al
wars. .
I seemed u long thnle-thiough It '
tna-though was
really scarcely five seconds-until PInk was
seconds-unll
back at the grating , 1 rifle In his hands amitl '
hanes
a brace at revolvers In his bosom ,
" '
"t'l attend to these devils , " he shouted , !
hoarsely , "t'ou'ii Ilevls
find
' "You'l fnd a stone with a
'andle to It on the right side It must be
there I'uli IL 'ard I
' ' Pul Quick , lads , for
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'ea.en's sake.
Hut the boys stood
still In the water as
though petifed , A spell seemed to ha
upon them , They heard
a thunderous
hearc re-
port at their cars 0'MW \
0'\\ Mogul Mir spin
around and call one hnnd to his arm.
Craclt crack ! A trooper went down lIke '
a log and another 110'
pitched head first Into
the stream frst
The Ilrlrnr powder smoke portly hd : the
scene and the roar of the cataract was
drowned In shriii crIes and the
shri belch
at firearms . ane angry
"
"Arc you mail ? " ) 'ele Pink seeing that
the boys were still there , "
sll there "Off wHh you ,
"Ol
Open that stone , "
hb lie . sloppCd shooting long enough to thrust
matchbox '
Inlo Jack's hands and
jerk '
him violently lo the rlghl. nnl
This broke the spell , and the three lads
fplashed hastily away front the bars :
bullts were whistlIng overhead and behind
them. ane
They climbed out upon .the stoneplatform ,
which was a yard b2yond the , grating , and
thus gratng
out of .
rangc. They vaguely remembered -
' ' .agely
bered Ilnl < instructions , and ran their
hands up and down the slimy wall.
slmy wal.
With nervous fingers Jack scraped n
match , anti rIght In front of his breast he
saw an Iron handle
protruding from a block
of masonry , two by three feet In dimensions -
his shout or Joy brought Myies and Paltu
1yles
to his side , and all three too ] ( hold. Palu
half a mInute they tugged and
tuggel pulled In vain.
No all could be expected from Pink. Ills
repeating rife was empty now , and he was
blazing away at the Lroopers with I revelli
ver In each hand. The curtaIn at smoke was
all that saved him tram the hot return
fire. relur
fre."Pul harder ! " cried Jacl . . , '
"I cln't , " Myles yelled : "my . flters are
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breaking. fnlers
brealtng. V. .
Paltu " lost his hold anti staggered blck.
"Try a gun , lads , " roared V Pink . , as he
dodged to one side of the gratng , "I can't ,
keep them back much longer. " V
Then he thrust bath pistols OUt at the .
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bars , and emptied Lhe chambers In rapid
succession.
The command to try a '
gun 'as under-
stood by the ho's. In u trice they had a.
rIfe through the Iron handle and . were tug-
glnr at slack and blrrel.
Harder and harder they puliei . and suddenly -
denly the stone swnng tar enough out Lo
show that I was only six Inches thlcle.
"All together " yelled Jack , and now , with
a creaking noise the big Slab grated clear
around ona , rusty li'Ot , .reeahingV a yawnIng -
Ing black hole through which surged n fetid '
current of air . tetd'
The boys cheered' loudly , and shouted to
Pink that the hole was open :
"In with you , quIck ! " came" the hoarse
reply. V
Myles and Ialu were the first to enter
and three feet back In the passage they
tound room to sit uprlght. 'As Quickly as
puosslblo Jack passed In the spades , weapons
and ammunition.
ane ammuniton.
Then Pink sprang to the lad's sIde , having
fred f the last charge of his revolvers , and
both plunged ! Into the hole ,
For a few ' seconds all tour were V huddled
together In' confusion , lanthng hard for
breath In the hal , stifling atmbsphere. Jack
hne h mislaId the matchbox and eo'u1'not find
It. , , .
Pink crawled forward and tumbled about
with his hands until he rOInd ! an Iron I
handle almlar lo the cthiCr . . that -was riveted L
to the Inner sIde at the slab.
' 10 called for help and Myles Instantly ro-
sponded. Just as bOth began to pull the I
trooper swarmed up to the bars , and an t
Instant later hal u dozen at them dived I
under the grating and rose InsIde the vault .
But the great slab was now movIng on I
its rusted pIvot In response La the vigorous I
tugs ot Pink and Myles , Nearer and nearer
swung the outer end
'Only 'aU a toot moro " cried PInk : and ,
as ho spoke , there wa a scraping noise ann I
a matchhox. flash at yellow lIght. . Jack had found the
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Alas ! just then the slab stuck ostinateli , r
fast , and through the narrow gap ofstnptely
Gtl open the glare at the burning match
shone on the dusky , teroclous' faces ol two
of Mogul Mir's troOIJe s.
( To he ContInued , )
LITTLE MR , TIMBLEFI GER AND iS I
QUEER COUNTRY ,
n ) , Jnol Chnter hE4rrls.
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ClAITEH 111.-TIlE JUMPINO OFF
PbACE.V
The children looked at Mr. Thlmblonnger
lo see whelher ho was joking about the
Jumping Off Place , but he seemed to be very :
serious
"I have heard of the Jumping V Off Place , "
remarked Mrs. Meadows , "but I had an leea
It was Just a saying. . "
"IToh , " replied Mr. 'hlmblennger , "where
you see a good dell of smoke there must be
some fire. When you her a great many different ' -
terent peollle talking about anything there
must be something In It. . "
"What did the little girl see when she got
to the ( Jumping Off Place ? " inquired Sweetesl ,
Susan ,
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"I was thi way , " said Mr. Thimbiefinger :
"When the whirlwInds tram the south an
ane
the ( winds from the west , working In double
haress , carried the thick clouds away , an tI
the thunder with them , the little girl won t
back to the place where she had left the old
man who had carried her up the mountain , '
"She found him waiting. He was alttng :
at the toot of a tree , sleeping peacefully , but i
he awoke at once ,
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" 'You see 1 am waiing for yoU , " he said I . i
'How , did you enjoy you . vlslL1'
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" 'I didn't enjoy Il much , ' rople the 11th 'e '
ltle
girl. 'Everylhlng was , large , and tho' '
Thunder made so much' fuss. '
" ' 1 hope you didn't mInd that , ' said the ,
old man. 'The Thunder I a great r .
and grumbler. but when thaL's sid ahh' sak I.
I'ui lorry , though , you didn't have ! lad. gee
time. I suppose you think It Ie my fault , go
I i Isn't , I you sa ) 10 I'l go. to The Jumping
on , , Pla e' 'I .
" , , 'Where's thaU : ak\ the IttlegIrl. (
. 'JUlt beyoad the Wel1.e \ End at the
World. ' .
" 'If . Itl iin't too tar let's go th9/ laid the ,
little girl
" 130 the old man Iified hoer on . hIs back , an tI I
they went on their ! way Thin' ! ) . piut t ant
Bono very swiftly , for It waan' ( long betor ,
they cataw to lbs \Veii ' at ' the
caml tblVol 'It' til End ot tbe
World , An old
womana sitting rar
\a sllng tbe
Wel Clblng her balr She paid no a attet -
lon to the lraveler'j nlr they to , her ateq- Wilm
they bati gone beyond that ! \Veli .
ha Wel 4ft iltl di : I.
tnce the little noticed ' Ito
talce lte girl noLced that 'the sky II : i-
pesred to bo very cCo at iiautb' I was al
longer blue but cark , and seemed to bang
down lIke a blanket or a curtain. "
"flut that cotmldn't be , you know , " sId
Duster John "ror the sky Is no sky at all.
I Is nothing but . pace , "
"I ow. comes Il they call It sky er 'talnt no
sky ? " asked Drusia 11Ignanly , "An' how
come 'talnl no sky when It.s right lp dar
plain ez tie han' . to' yo' taee . Dat what lar Ill
Ile tar know . . V
"Wh , the moon Is tholsands of miles
away , " aalJ fluster John , "nnd some or the
staT are mlionl and millions of mies tar-
tIt er than the moon , "
"Dat what cley ray , " replied Drusila , "but
how Iley know ? Whar de string what dey
me,1uII 'em wid ? Tel 18 dat ? "
"What about our sky ? " nkcl Mrs. Meall-
ow s. sming , "You WOlld never think I
was only the bottoip . at , the spring If you
di dn't know It : nowwoud ! you ? " )01
DUster John hall npllbg lo say In rellly to
th is . Whereupon SU/ h SUfn begged Mr.
Thlmblefnger to llenro go on with hi
' ,
slon' ' ( f.
"Voll , ' ' sold he . "Jt I Dm to go on with it .
I'l l have to tell It just as I heard I , Il
huve lo put the sk'jtrt j l where I was told
It was When the 1\101 girl anll ( the od ] man
cal0 close to the Jlnliling Oft Place , they
snw that the sky WIU' ' IIAnglng close at hanl ,
Hlay have been fAr " : illmttay " , have been near ,
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TIlE OLD WOMAN WAS SITTING TIIERFL
bul to the little girl It seemed to be close i
enough to touch . and she wished very much
tor a long Itole . 80 that site coull see whether
It was made of musln or ginghams
"Presently they came La a precipice. There
was nothing b'onl I , anti nothing below it.
This , ' fall the old mnn to thin Ito girl 'Is
lhe , , Jumping Off Place. '
" 'Doea nny one Jump oft here ? ' said the
11e girl.
0 'Not that I know 1 or , ' replied the old man ,
but Ir they should tale a notion the ijiace
Is i , al ready for then ) . ' )
" 'Where would I fal to WI jump or ? ' the
11e girl asked.
" 'To Nowhere , ' answered the olJ ! man.
,
" 'That Is .ery , funmty , ' said the little girl.
" 'Yes , ' r larled the old man : 'you can geL
to the End of the World , but you would have
10 t travel many a long year before you could
geL to Nowhere. Some say It \ a big city ;
some 8Y It Is n high inouttan . ! ani wine say
It i Is a wIde plain. '
"The little gIrl went to the Jumping Off
Place anti looked over , the old man holding
her h hand
,
" "YhY , I see the moon shining down
here , ' she eald. Sht was glad to see so fa-
mia i , n race.
"The old man laugh ee. 'es , ' he Ealdl 'Lhe
moon m Is very fond of shining down and It ,
runa away from the sun every clianceVit gets .
ane hunts up the dark _ ttaCIpJta ! ; 'It
may shine there n\lurbe ( . Today It Ie
shining down there wIt re the sun can't see Il ,
but tonIght It will creep UII here when the
sun goes away and shine the whole night.
t hrough. ' , .
through. . j
"TurnIng back , tht old man and the ILU
girl came again to thij\Ve1i at the End ot the
World. The old * tngn was sitting there
combing her long wILiliahr. f : This time she
looked l hard at the 1 10glrl and - smiled , sing-
Ing l : V : -
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When. the heart iayoung the well Is dr-
wol
01. It's goodby , dehrle ! goodbyh ! )
"Dnt the old man shook hIs head. 'We
have not come here'trlllhlng , Sister Jane , '
he said. WIth thut 4e took a small vial ,
tee 1 long string land I let It down the
well . He fished tl " untIl the 10wn was
full ot water , uluK" lie ( top and corked
IL tightly. The wmdte'tparkleU In the sun
as I It were Lull at slal diamonds. Then
he placed It carcfdlyfnV his pocllt. , bowed
pltely : to the old \voman , who was still
combing her long , 'hIO haIr and sming ,
lifted the little' girl Q' hIs back and returned
along the road tiiUy had .
rae .y , come past the
Thunder's house anti down the mountain
side until they reached the little girl's home .
Then he took the ' vial ot sparkling water
tr:1 his pockct. 'Take I ' , lie saId , 'and
wherever you go , keep I wih you Touch
a drop of It to your forehead when Friday
Is the thirteenth day of I month and you ,
'
will grow UI ) tO be both wise and beautiful .
When you are 11 treuble turn the vIal upside I
doyn-so---and hold It In
dO\n-sDand that position while
you count twenlY-SIX and some ot your :
friends will come to your aid , '
"Tho little girl thamiked the old
11e thanke man us I
politely as she knew , hew ,
. " 'Do you know why I have carrIed you to
the Thunder's house and to the Jumping.OuI
Jumlllng-OI
l'lace and why I have given you a vial at :
this rare water ? ' The little girl shook her
head. ' \Vcli . cne day not long ago yeu t
were stlng : hy the roadside with some of r
your complnlons. You were all eating cake ,
A beggar came along ] and' ailled for n piece
You alone gave him any and you gave him I
all , yeu had , '
" 'Wore you Ito beggar ? ' askell the hittk . i
II1e
girl , smiling and blushing
" 'Thal I leave you 10 guess , ' replied the
old man , Ho - hlssel the little glrl's hand I
and \as soon -hid from sight by a turn In m
the rood. "
Mn . Thlmblennger stopped short bere anll i
waited to see what the chidren would say
Tlloy had listened uttentvely , but . they manl-
testee no very great ititerest
"I reckon thEY think there Is more tail C
lhln t'lle In what you have ttld , " remarket I
Mr. r.abbl. leaning back In his chair
"ThaL's lie way Il. appeared to mite "
"Well . 1'1 not lay that I hayo come to the
ell of my story , " rearl'e Mr. Thimble
)
finger with seine bow of dgnly ! , "but ;
have come to the part where wo can rest
awhile , EO lS to Glvo , Mr , RabbIt a chance to
Bee I he can , do aly better . We'l alew the
Ito girl to grow seine , just as abe does In
the story , "
( To be C"ltnued , )
Tim GIOSTS IN I MY TOWER ,
) "runk H. Stockton.
CoprlGhtcd 16j by the Author ,
At one corner at my house Is u tall , wIde
tower , rIsing high above lie ( trees which sitr
round it , In one ot the upper rooms at this ,
tower 1 work and think. and here , In the
evenhfg ane early part of the night I used
to b quite alone except for the ghosts.
Uetore I bad come , to thIs house I knew
lint ( thin tower wus' haunted , but I did nol
mind that As the ( .lg1osls had never don
any one any barn'r did not believe the , I
' II
would do me any i' rn , and I thought ]
should really b glad' at their company ,
which must certainly ) be different tram the
company of ordlnary.pellle. flo . wlm' I bad
arranged an upper room this tower so that ,
I might pleasantly work and think therein , I
epectee the ghosts to come to me , and
should have been vlumueb disappointed I I ,
they bad nol. , I ) i
1 did not exactly . understand these glo.ts ,
at whIch I hall hed nothing definite , except :
cept that they hunt f.he tower . and I did
not know 10 what 'wallhe would manltet
themselves to mi It'W41 ' not long hiowevet
after I bad begun tOJoJuPY the rom betore
the ghosts came to me.l , One evening , a Itlo
before Christmas . V'Utbr everybody In the
house but myself bad Igone to bed , and 11
was quiet outside 'an4 Inside , 1 heard a
knock , and was on tlu Pint ot saying ! , "come
lnl" when the knock was repeated . and I
found that I did not come tram the door ,
but troni.tho wall . I smiled ,
;
' You canrt come in that way , " 1 thought ,
"unless there , nib secret doors In theme walls ,
and even then you must open them for your-
self. . "
1 went on with my writing , but I soon
looked up again , for I thought 1 heard a
chair gently pIshed back against the wail In
a corner behInd me . and almost immediately
t heard f noise as If sOle Ito boy had
dropped a nUmber or marbles or perhaps
pennies , but there was no chair In the corner -
nor at whIch I looled , and there ( were no
Pennies nor marbles on the floor ,
NIh after night ; I heard 1) ' ghosls-ror 1
had \ me lo consider them AI mice , which 1
hall bought wkhi the ( bouse-amil although I
could not see them there were so many
ways In which they let me Imol they CX
Isle(1 that 1 felt for them a sort ot corn-
panionshilp Whim In the ( Quiet hours ot com-I
early nIght 1 heard their gentle knocks I !
know that were-Ihe clreumstnnces ,1terenl '
they would , hare been clall to como In , and I
did noL feel lonely
Now and then J tt , - .tmghit I henrll the voIces
at the ghosts melhnes onlsille , under m-
window antI somelh1en behind me In A dls-
I I tant corer of the ( room. Their tones were
, low anti IllalnUve , and t coull noL distinguish
words or phrases , hut It often seemed lS If
hey t " ore really spealdng to me , amid Lhat I
ought to try to ullersinne and answer them ,
nut I soon discovered that these voice-like
sounds were caused by the vagrant breezes
goIng up and down the ( tall chimney of the
Lower , making aeolan tones , not of tuuslc
but at vague and Indistnct speech.
The winter Passed , and at last there came
I ( line when I saw one of the ghosts. I
was In the dusk of the evening , early In
spI'lng , and just outside of an open window ,
t hat IL Plearcl to me. I was as plaIn to
m y sighltasjfit hal been painted In delicate
half tones against a somber background of
tender foliage and evening sk )
I was clad from head to toot In sorest
g ray , such lS the phantoms or the night are
s ahl'to love , and over its shoulder und down
Is i upright form were thrown the fleecy cown !
of u mnnte so mistily gray that I seemee'to
blend Into Ihe _ dusky figures It partly
" IJarl )
shrouded , The"i : ment I saw It 1 knew It
saw me. 'Out' ' ' . r fs _ cloudy grayness there
shone two : ce ; . black , cear : anti sparkling ,
nxed f uponmo .wlth questoning IntenslLy. I
sat , gazingivith checked breath at this ghost
of the tow r : ,
Suddenly i leaned torward-Just a lle :
t get a better view of the apparllonJ when ,
1110 l a bursting bubble , I was gone , amid
there was nothtihg before mo hut the back-
'gr une'of , tOlago and evenIng sky.
FrequenU after thut I saw this ghost , or
It I mayia.o been one of the others , for It was
dIfcult , with these gray visions , with which .
one must not spelt or toward whIch I was
hazardous to move even a hand , to become so
well acquainted that I should lnow one from
nnother. Dut there they were : not only did
I hear them ; not only nIght after nIght ,
did my ears assure me of their existence
but In the shadows or the trees , as the sum-
mer came on , and on the lonelier stretches
at the la\vn.I saw them , anti I knew that In
good . r I' 1Y home 'wal haunted. '
Late Q : afternoon , whie walking In my
grounds , Laawbefore . me' ' one ot the specters ,
ot 1) ' - pjr.Jt-nioved " slowly over the lawn
scarle''J11n to touch the tips of the ,
grass , ana.wltTi.I more sound than a cloud ,
would make vhen settling on a hill top.
Suddenly ' It turned its brIght , watchful eyes I
Upon inc. dad Uteri wlLh a start that seemed
to send n thrill ' even through the gray mantle I
manle
whIch ! ghly touchc its shoulders , It rose I
betorIY } very eyes until I was nearly as I
high as .tho lop of my towel' !
WIngs ' It hall not , nor did It feat In the ) I
air : It ran Ile a streak of gray electricity ,
along the lightning rod , only , Insteae of fas- ] .
Ing down I , ; as electricity would pass tram L
the sll- , It ran upward. I did not see this I
swiftly mo.hig slllrlt reach the topmost Point
ot the rod , for at u point where the thick :
'
wird approached the eaves , I vanished.
Dy this time I had come to the conclu-
slon not altogether pleasant to my mind , ,
that m ghosts were taking advantage of my :
torbearanco'lh. ; . . their mystic knocks and I
sIgnals In thc night 'and their visits In lhe
daylight , amid that there must bo too many ;
of them In my tower. 1 must _ admit that L
Lhey annoyed me very little , and I was not L
In the ( least afraid of them , but there were
others who care into my tower and who
slept In some at its rooms , and to the minds
of visitors and timorous maids there was
something uncanny and terrifying In these
mldnlght.k'oclls 11\1 scralches.
So , having concluded tram what I had sci n
list ( day that It was the very uppermost part
at the tower which had become the resort at r
these gray sprites , and from which they :
came to disturb our quiet anti repose , I deter
mined to interfere with their passage from
the earth 10 my tower top I. like an dec -
trio current , they used tIme lghtning roe as a I
means at transit , I lade a plan which would :
compel them lo use IL In the convenLlonal I
and proper 10) " . Tire rOIl was Illaced there
that lightning might come down It , not thaI
It might go up , SQ I set myself to put the
roc In a condition that would permIt lhe
ghosts lo descend as the lghtning did . buL
which would prevenL them tram going up ,
Accordingly I thoroughihy greased the rod
for a considerable distance above the ( ground I ,
"Now , " said I La myself , "yoU may al Ii
.cmo down one after the other , whenever
you like , You will descend very quickly when ,
yeti reach the greased Part of the rod , bul :
you will not go up It again , You are gOllng
very hold , and If you conlnue your mad
revels In my tower you will trlghlen people
and give my hOWe a bad miamne You lay become -
come drrads I you like and shut yourselves
up In the . hearts at the tail and solemn oalcm I
There you may haunt the uejays ] and the
woodpeckers , but they will noL tel tales at
ghostly visits , which may Icep my friend ,
away , " and maku my servants give le warnIng I-
After that there were no more gray fishes
up my lightning rod , , though how many came
down I .1 know not , ane the Intamura ! revels
In the tower ceased. But noL for long. The :
ghosts cano back again ; perhaps not 80 man )
DS before . but still enough or them to let me ,
know list they were Intro ,
Uow they aacended to their lofty haunls I
could not tell , nor did I try to find ouL. I se-
cepted lho ( situation , I could nut contend wit ii
these undaunled spries. wih
One 1"\Dlng..ln the autumn , oltsllo the
same Wlldq tram wjich I had seen the fin It
gbOlt or the lower , t saw another appanitlot ,
but Ia , t8 pfe at the gray specters La I
which 1 had b
.cme accustomed It was a
jeL black demon , la eyes , large , green and
glaring , IllDe upon . ate . and It was l 10-
tonle8 and dark asa statue cut In coal .
For only Jn 11.lan $ I saw 1 , and then In a
fuh , lIke 1110 apparition I had frat sen
tram that window , I , disappeared . After tbst !
J SJW Lhe damoD again and again , and slrange
to Bay the ghosts II my tower became tewer
and Letter , and . a last they disappeared aiti a-
gether. The advent ot tire black spirit alo- .
to have exerted an evil influence seeme
Iprlle 11 gray , and hike l lie Indian In the ( I
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Dr. Donnefnd of Liytonstone , Eng" in wrtng of the
value - of Gudiacol in consumption , says :
14\Iy patientJhad consolidation of the apc of one lung.
11Id suffered from hacking cough and hemorrhage and was V ,
"rpidly emacating , I put him on C'3 LivJf Oil and GJaia
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I'ceased and he gained seven pound : in two weeks. "
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Ilresence or the white man . they faded away
and gradually become extinct .
The last ( into I saw one of my ghosts IL
eppcared to me late on a November aernon.
among brown foliage at an aged oak , Just
as n eryad might have Peeped forth tram her
leafy retreat wonderIng If Ito werll were
yet open 10 her . for a ramble under the slars.
The \\'orle was open to my gray ghost , but
only In one directlcn. Betwlen It and me
could be seen , among the shadows of the
ground , the cark form or the lemon , trem-
blng and waiting. Then away tram the ell
oak , away from my house und my tower
along the limbs of trees which stood on Iho
ecge of the wood , slowly anl sienty , my
ghost vanlhell front mr view like n little
ray cloud , gently moving o\'er the sky , at
last 11ssolvlng out of my sight.
Now , In the earl ) ' hours of the mihglmt my
lower Is quiet and still. There are no more
lock no more wild revels In the hidden
passages of time s'alls. 1y ghosls lre gone
Al that I hear now are the voices In the
ilmnnea' but I know that these are only
Imaginary i voices , and , therefore , they produce
In me no feelIng or compnnlonshlp. hut my' '
ghosts renly existed .
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Xll GICId 7'E.S7' ON BUlTU.
Detroit Free Press.
, Al hail the power of printer's Ink ,
I Which mnlef I world \ of people think
! TO hat what IL touchcl has new grace
or character and mind minI face ;
And that , what If of small account
I s mngnlccl to great amount.
How easIly It reaches down
i To depths of nothingness Iml finds I crown
I Wherewith to fit the brow of what
1a ) ' be true greatness , may be. not.
I has the power Lo paInt bad , gcod
' ] Ileople every solitude ,
' ] make 11 thought , straight tram the skies
Or otherwise , materialize.
I preaches to the millIons anll
I makes the Stupid UIJe1Jlnll :
I Puts nn edge on what Is tiuhi.
I makes the tmgly , beautful ;
J charms the master , . wins tIeslave
I cheers the livmiig . decks the grave
HI language Is In prose or verse , V
Anti speaks I blessing 01' n curse ;
In fact , dear reader , I you'l thin I .
There's nothing quite . lee printer's Ink
RELIW ( fix .
The Lutheran church owns educational In-
sttutons In the United States to tle value I
ot $4.889,650.
In Corea the Protestant mission force at
rorelgn workers consists of twenty-six married . :
ried men , fourteen , single men , anti eighteen
slngo ( : ladles , representing the Mothodlst
Episcopal , Presbyterian and Anglican
churches.
The trustees at the Drooklyn tabernacle
have h authorlzell Leonard Moody to sell the (
sio of time burned tabernacle for $ 110,00G. .
The property was purehaEed by the society
tour years ago for $90,000. The sale of .tho
Ilroperly i wi enable the society lo pay all
Is I debls.
Rev. Dr. Henry It ! . FloW , the accomplished
preachier traveler antI editor . whom everyone
ono delights lo honor , has just celebrated
tie completion of hIs fortieth year as eeltor
or the Evangelist at Now York CIty. The
Intereslng i Incident Is thus noticed by the
Evangelist of last week : "Forty years age
this day ( November 20. 1854) ) lie editor ot
the Evangelist came to this city to enter 01
the work whIch lie has followed since. When
ho canto be was among the youngest , If not L
lie very yonlol st , In \he \ editorial l fraternity :
now he Is among the oldest . Forty years !
That Is as long al I10se was In the wider-
ness ! After a military service ot that length
a soldier would bo entitled . to his dls-
charge. The , . loly " Coat ot ArgenlQul , In France , I i
0110 or the several venerable relics which nre
declared amid "proved' to.bo . the hlenUcal
seamless robe that Christ wore when le
was "led to Oolgotha to he crucified. I has
numerous stains upon It , which the talhtul
believe and declare to be the ( stains at
Chrlsl's blood , There are , however , many In I
lie ( church who doubt the genuineness at lhe
relic , und lo satIsfy ( bent thin bishop at
Versailles recenty eeclcell to suhmlt the
stains In the coat lo scientific tests to 1)0 )
mace hy MM , .I.aton amid Houssel , two ell-
nent chemlnls of Paris , Their report , which
has just been puhlshed , onpludes as follows I :
"To auto up : Front the , portion ot the coat ,
marked with rustcoloredpoLs we ohlalnell
(1) ( ) A faint ( green coluraton , with the Inrlure
at Hualacul anti the ( esence of turpentine ;
(2) ( ) the revival ot the red glolmle Ir blood ,
with time artificial serum : (3) ( ) time tomaton
of crystals or haemin or of chloroydrato o if (
haemnatimi. These indications , arc sufilehemi itO
to enable us to amrm that the spots examine ,
are actually duo to hlood-and to hUlan
hlood. Judging ! thin whole at our analysis ,
we pesule ( limit this bloO Is very old , "
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Crttni'z'h , till diseaseg of the iose Vp ,
Tlm'omit , CliestStoonnch , L'tvurBiooeI 4
Skiia ttma'l Kidney distnt , , Lost
-Mamilsoott nuii.IaII , Prlvata D13'
eases of Men.
Cult on or acidness ,
Dr , Searles & Searles , ' " Ommiahit ln.rnani , Neb troot. ,
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LE.owT'D itzitvn VVEiflTLTMZl ?
is mioid unctor positive written itonrnnfee , by
anthioriznd aentn only , to onto Vemik Uemom' ;
11mm mind Nerve 1'wer : Loht Mrmthmood' a
Quickness ; I'lIgiit Loasca ; i'.vjl Ireminmn : Lack o
Cniifltler.co ; Nervotmsnt'is ; La.saittmdtm ; mill lrnins ) ;
Josm of l'owor tif ( Ito fionermit ivoOrguns in either
BOX , canned iqrovor.tum rtiom , , Youthful Errors , or
EXCOSBi'VO Use , , t ! J'oiisccn , Opium or Liquor ,
which heads to Misory. Cetmnumntion , , Imisanity
ar.il ioathi ) , Ily ninlil a lox ; six fur $5 ; with
written reunratitco it , euro or rofumid money , Wool's
Liver Fills euro Rick lteadacho. hilUousnoiw
Liver Complaint , Hun ? I4tomnrh Iysm'psimt and
toostipatIou. UUA1VtAUTE1VI3 laauedlouiyby
( 'oodmmian Drug Ce , Omaha. ' '
hmienllT'ii $ tile.
By virtue of an order of attachment an
gnrmiaItmLflt issUetl out of tIme district court
of the Fourth judicial district , wittiimi arid
for Ictmglns , cottmmty , in no action wherein
the Vltchmburg Worsted company is plaimitiff
itnd Clarence J. Cunun and John J. holler ,
partners as C , J. Canan & Co. , are defendants -
ants , I ( liii on the 2ltii thu of November ,
A. I ) . lht'Ji , attach ati the lirepem-ty of ( lie
maid C. J. Conan & Co. a mnhisoeiimrneous
stock of tailonlugs , enneistinme of cashmere ,
cheviot and knickerbocker suitings , htm-oad.
cloth , worsted cloth , overcoatitig , buttons
thread , linIngs , and time thxturcs contalnemi
in time store room of C. ! , .1. Canan & Co. on
Fiarnam street lietwemi 12th antI Dlii stm'eoPm ,
iii ( lie city ( Of Omnmohiim , and by vIrtue of art
order of sale on attachment issued out of
the dIstrict court , amid to moo directeti untIes'
date of the 8th day of Deeemnljer , A. U , 1894
and dimly msigmmetl b i7ranlc Fl , Moure , cleni
of mIte district court , I will on time 20th day
Ut' lccember , A. I ) . itl , at 10 o'clock a. in. ,
or said day , at the above named store roons
of C. J , Camiliri & Co. , itch at public auction
to tue highest hilmIder for caiii , iii of the
abovu deacmibed goodii mind clmuttelii amid fix-
lures sittimitu auth Lieimig In said store mont ,
to satisfy tue FitchihiurgVorntetl company
the ) sun ) of one itiousauid and ( linac ilollars
( $1,003.00) ) , timid imiterest err $ IOOO.Ou from May ,
i&J3 , at thu ruts of C lntC CCitt uien aminumn ,
una the oosta of suit , according Itt tIme jmidg.
nient of ( tie said district court , rendered
Ott the th day of December , lsol.
.JOiIN hi. IltI'XIII.
ilttc'niC of Douglas County.
DhIIP
Stockholders' Slaellmig ,
Oflice of Lee-Clarko.Andreesemi hardware
Co. Omaha , Neb. , Dec. 7 , l8i.-Noticu is
hmei4aey givemi to the stockiolderis of the boo-
.
Clarku.Andreemrems Hardware comiipeiiy that
the amimuah emiceting of ( he stQckhmohderi ot V
the company wifl Lie hold at this olIleC of
the salti company , lOW 1221 and 1223 hlmirnoy
streut , iii the cur of ( imnha , in the state of
Nebraska , on ! luemsday , Jaimuary 8 , A , I ) ,
at 4 o'clock p. in. , for the ziurpese Of
electing a board of directors fur the com
puny to serve during the etiauipg year , and
to transact Such other bummimiesis its mmmny Zi
Vresetited at audit m.iting. . V
Attest : 31 , 3. llili , President ,
W , AL , GLAj3I3 , Becrolum.
D1 M to J B Hums