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be traced in order io maintain only a oon veut'oaai sequestration.” _Thvsuggtl

Iihis suggestion, are the persons known in ` the case as the Crawfords, latterly Ma- dame Humbert, and dcally.Maitre Labori himself. He was careful to point out that he had it only on the authori of Madam

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known. But the eminent counsel showed prettv clearly that he believed it himself Madame I-Iumbert s final declaration was

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Such men can defy chronology. Dumas

exploited a rich mine of mysterious epi- sode in the history of France, and with A a great wizard‘_s power, he has made its

wels sparkle for all time. He has accomplished the extraordinary feat oft

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very well, but Maitre Labori;is not Dumas. He isa' counsel, learned in the

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heard of this secret three or four yeana. ago and that it was at that time that Frederic wrote the letter with which h°`

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Dumas has been one of the great ioys of our life. From the moment in which we were introduced to D'Artagnan and his yellow horse we have never swer-fed in ur . .

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No treasure of Monte Carlo was over more

Dumas’fancy. Heintrodnces us into a fairy palace in which real figures ,in

for real figures of romance all our own

and his. Shall we confess it, to our mind

Richelieu is a mere dramatic accessory,

one of the greatest periods French history

their exploi' s. What of it, though we know xheir doings were spread over a period of time which would make them

engage in athletic adventures at the ripe yo th of between seventy and eighty It

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pnepomession more important than the er . _ .

given too much credit to the inventive genius of Dumas, and too little

which he lived and moved and ad

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Humbert case? Maitre Labori has done

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facts. Yet in his speech to the jury inl the Humbert. case, he suggested, in one paragraph, enough fora whole series of

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ment," he said, “the existence of a terrible soc

cause we can no longer touch the remain- derof the fortune( Suppose, gentlemen

AS STRANGE AS FICTION. _

allegiance to their immortal creator.

plendid than the barbaric wealth of

isiory serve as a gorgeous background

misty figure, an unreal creature, and in

mere sets ing for the mnski teera and

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ersrng history and has forced upon e world his tissues of romance as a

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the extraordinary characteristics the extraordinary country in

his being. Why is Dumas

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supposedtobe dealing with prosaic#

mas romances. "‘Suppose, for a mo-

ret, Suppose that Mme. Humbert had

reproaahed, and in which he said,

"Dheywillnotr!¢i_¢¢it." `_

the suspicion that there is something be

constitution cf the United States.

“I have no more

nervous headaches

and rest very well at night.” _ i

tain to bemarked inhe_r nervqnasys- tem,thegeneralei¥ectberng,asrnMrs. Woodin’s csse,“nervona h_¢8d8Cl1¢l,¥¢S¢°

tion. It is simply common sense then which says if you cure the female weak- ness, irregularity, etc., youwrllcurethe

ees of womanly _

Hr. Pierce’e Favorite Prescription cures

the womanly diseases which the general health. _ It esta_bl1shes regu- larity, dries enfeeblrng 110819 111° iiammation and ulceration, and curea

female weakness. It cuniamheadache, nervousn aleepleesness, _ y our- ing the wngnanly diseases which came”

out if

1-males and

shocked. Suppose that

Daukisllao pore, in _agreement w}th_ the f, Crawfords, and in order to hide the com’ p _ mon secret and toconcial the origin of Q

,ltho fortune, had destroyed or dolt away' '_ [with the wins by which the ._ truth could

wma evuenuy 'is or me annum or ag very large for une procurei by the in-

famy, the Znfnrny of treachery to , France. The pr.ol' of the infamy would bethe connection of iheroal Iraqis of the testator with the money bequeathed. The p=sseFsors of the secre t, according to

HuVmpl1rcy,Ciotl1i11,g Store,

romav tic tale is true or only the invention . _

gf an gcgomplighed gwindlgr, if, ig, ol; In last there was in av of 8 i

course. impossible amy. But what a great Furniture Exposition. -All the _nes patterns for Fall i

romance the elder Dumssconld have spun and Xmas lilade were Sl10Wl1 llfiy-l2ll1'€¢ 0f l1l1¢ l2.1’g¢St ,

WEDNESDAY SEPT 16 19,3 frvmili A114 in what fountrr, savein Canadian Furniture Manufactu ers. Our Mr. Wright -was

' ' Frenvs. ¢°\>l i Such Suueestions hwe been there and spent a week among the samples-and made lar e

made without prcof in a court oflaw? The Purchases ._ we are now fggeiving (bg

Fm bo h d_ I d th elder “”'°°"“”“Y “8"““°”°°”°°S “P” °"°`_have arrived-'-:six more are on the way-look for our booth

m 5 °° S my "S ° H“““’°""' "°”'°'°"' °°'°“'“’ 3"-'° “S” *° at the Exhibition next week-also call at our store-we

Nl' SEPTEMBER ro, rgog.

Credit P

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'f5lf°fii| *nd “GW T°|¢Pl'°f\° '33-_ `rae my bonds, and -all that beion to m I _ ~ l

mud hi h _ 1 'Ihave the largest and nneat stock of Furniture east 'of _Mon-

" ° it '° WMP’ d°°'""l° i” "'° treal--and when we tell on that at least two thirds of 't if

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;T°°;?'f(;fI;;:s';°°° °h°°m "°'°'°°d'°` bought today would cost us 20 pér cent 'more

° ` , paid for it, you will easily understand Why we have put Such

Tl” T°'°°°° Ne” ""1 Emvi" °`=1'= W a low price on the goods; You cannot 'rind tho goods

tention to the stringency of the oath de- in any other Stol-e__y0u cannot like ”‘“"d°“ °‘ '“°’“"°“’ °‘ °"° T-"’°“"°""‘°‘“ varlet an where else- ou cannot bu at as low a ce

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B 0 6 IS DOII Oli I 8 _ _ V A M-ima oath places the union higher than the i ` _Y

church, so that no good Roman Catholic ‘ A ` p I ` ’ nel! iw Q

can take lt. An inspector investigating ' I ' ‘ ' the Chicago Postomce has declared that '

men who have taken the oath cannot, V 9;_5dw¢f ' without periury swear to support the _ 7 V .Z._.____..a.-.._,

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weairnesandirregularity _Rams of womanly disease, the effect re cer-

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