The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 11, 1891, Page 2

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Price’s Cream Baking Powder is re- ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia, Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the purity of this ideal powder has never been ques- tioned. AN EMPEROR? S JOKE. Siberia! Siberia! that was the Secret | thought. Frogere only | gave bimse:f up| the tariff reform is a settled and at | was raised | ery and whilst | he was borne aloug he became sen- sible of a divisior. of soldiers march- China’s Greatest Ma New York San th: Havive teen piesa na 8) who more than another ing pa im. ng bee! aced oe aia = P has er to control the agita- ‘upon a chair, his hands were un- . tion now? g bead bound and the bandage removed. : = Europarns settled in He then found himselfiu the same a room, at the same table and in the wainst the that country, Hung Ci the that manu is Li viceroy of the ex same company where that unhappy jent ti e : 5 ent secvelary state | bon mot had escaped him. Opposite ~ Th , ; > ; “The size of a tower,” saysa to him sat the Emperor. The as- . 7 we Chinese proverd, “is weasured by its tonishment, terror and doubt alter- : - shadow, andthe great men by the nately reflected in the poor actor's ce se ere ume yt | number of their enemies Dreaded \face so greatly excited the risible ae Rie of ANC Yee ang Chang is the lienities of Paul that the entire com- : g Chan, \ o»werful arbiter whose word is law to 450,000,000 of human bein: As Asvatic Janus, he turns one face in- toward the future, and jthe other, deep set in resignation, | he regretfully turns toward the past) By what feelings. based on a sense | of self prejudices, will he be swayed | pany joined heartily in the mirth Frogere fell ina The whole | terrible trip had only lasted twenty- |four hours. The Emperor had ac- companied him in disguise all the | time, and found immenss delight in jthe prisoner's painful sufferings. | 2» woon. quiringly | Though used to comedies. it was} | jin the action in the present emer long before tke actor recovered gency? O. the ancient historical heights from the sad dream of the imperial Grover Cleyeland’s Sound I dea of | pe but = aes cre nite | | . ay, subject to the eventualities | the Meaning ot the Results. | °!* Je = is Lee kN Wh , lof all social and political conditions mass Sh SR | He has all the stoicism of the residence in Madison avenue to-day, Presid Cleveland , Jeastern races, before whose eyes for a ea 7 ce ae" al opel jages past a continuous panorama oe OUI ee o tty Re oL oe: |has been passing whilst they them- | course, everyone has aright to put his | jselves have remained encrusted with {own construction upon the result aud astate : {their old world feelings, customs | Lata not anxious to obtrude my ideas, eater nate id prejadie - but it seems to me that some things| 7, -.)° ; , Li Hung Chang is dk ought to beno longer doubtful. “Avy man who still thinks a race of Conquerers; bis high mus that ealar stature shows it Tis isa : pressiouless features the furt i in despair, when the previous officer | solute issue, or that the importance |* seurhae a flow Paul 1. of Russia Revenged Him- i oe |depth of his inteYigent look, in . entered the room, attended by a] of sound and safe money is a ques- : a self on a Humorist. conrice Th : Mi f it , | 2 1 the studied veserr of ius) aside ti Dr. e poor prisoner felt as Sanry 4 2 Deol ka | From the New York News ol egy : t epelece: eee Seer ae people can be Unimpulsive courtesy t : if he had not seen that friendly face! plinded, i r fully wrong or 5 . Frogere, an actor at one of the for years an aan race is evid and the e : & & ) 4 ] theaters of the boulevard in Paris 9 The officer dismissed his “dis t e, too that Demo-| 2 e ' ais uty had entered into an envagement with and ordered the Idiers: tol alt i Srtigheny “ile os th el ehe looking the manager of the French theater yoom and wait outside. woue | stauu rence to the principles like e vor c 2 2 2 at St. Petersburg, where he had the | with the prisoner, he linost In| of their o2s not re the CO rood fortune so great! pase! a w! ° | : features drawn a ood fortune so greatly to pleas @ la whisper, “Fre LOW | abuse af who show an inciina ' Paul I. that he soou became a dis- part. [have ac thane ine ssa ying i : tinguished favorite of the monarch. | first stage, and you will hence be| i ; 7 eee t ‘ iy ve] Cu tious i ' ( An all-timecd mon mot one day con-| under the inspeetion of an Bil Garon Cuuppcle a Heinen t cautiously ue vinced Frogere how dangerous it was, ficer, Be careful not to speak alpraye and hone ficial. Chis aud). Be ieee aay, oe to speak too freely to the eccentric!) word. Lrisk much in giving this! 4), cance ee Pwhich guides t lestinies of 3 giving es li NV uole en ; autocrat. It was at the imperial din-| eaytion: but T your friend. Havel tie4 ( jthe Cele ‘ ) 1 s aes 2 j tle nto sun ieee ner table, when ove of the guests you any order for me’ Can I serve : ; f J long black s dos, van ] t : . ee le f s 1 hoy Yel lauded the emperor at the expense you on my return to St. Pet abe Giorcnusedieli as. ners : ‘ : : ee Peter the Great Poor Frogere melted into tears. In-} at t rejoice Db PEELE RIO TRIN Sees ETB “That is robbing Peter to pay | sread of re plying to the question He \erats. ie ete t tat ty is pi ce t ant Of all Paul,” said the emperor, turning to, only bewailed having to undergo! with these tl esl tise ob! charms of life w Bee OEneF his favorite: “Is it not so, Progere?™ puuisiment for unknown critaes| tion to be true tu tue people, hon- | e 1 ear ae “Certainly, sir,” answered the lat. *An unknown cr said the officer. | est and advo = soles |. isdains that ply within ter. “To satisfy Paul we may rob “Don't you, then, know what you}and decent m ailt s : the Fee lt hod not only Peter the Great but Peter haye done? Have you forgotten the himself f “Flow the Apostle.” Bireastic jest you made at the impe-| ery pata Aud pray, why so?” asked the’ rial table? It has off i em- It y Att ‘ ; oe the althy reer [1-H n tl oh eee ke Perot? Tot eer pu because | ata Gi ip has leit you w 3 oF “Because,” said the actor, ‘Paul there was so much trutl Tia re jfootst») ho in his anger has frequently com- have nothing te ho i temedy h- ag vice- manded, “Go and bear the cross then, Guickly, what I ca for {ach a ws, ro. » died wit ‘ ; l } rap } throughout the world, more especial- you.” those a ms to pe lout leaving as may behind as spon ew 7 tions. fyoua hi 1 ly in Siberia Y 3 . him, hav “Speak for me to his Majesty “Ask anything but “If that be the Paul showed his anger in his fac and no one dared to laugh or to be pleased with the actors reply. A that case, sald Frogere, “I have nothing to ask. { Lis ns the ret you need, | aileea cae few minutes afterwarl the emperor “And your mouey and trinkets,” | b ni only at H. L Phere is a ood deal of water up | arose and dismissed the company rejoined the officer. “Can I lodg ea in the northwest. The trip to Alas-/ It was in the middle of winter, them safely for you somewhere until Pali ie eiben any ee le almost entirely on itland about midnight, when Frogere was you return?” Laie mudlin pale cost A Gs wens” waters. The entire « t of British Hie ne hig sleep fei gba My, return?” gasped» Frogere; | said one of the best kuown boss ear- e : i j a ne Knocking at his door. e jumped “then I am not exiled fur life” ag . 7; | between thes vid the mmniaad is a from his bed gh ape oily fio De Oe streets ee [mes eabIe clin from his bed. opened the door, anc “Of coarse not—only ‘for three} about Town. “That knife brought | i tie saw to his amazement an officer and years. “Take cour: ‘they will soon home to me a great object le: en | ‘ ] i ers or the apar t ssf —au a 2 2 Sometimes + ikes to axel | lt of roldiers enter the apartment. | pass away—aud then and I am probably only one of| 5 a u to read ¢ fj The former produced a warrant from But at this moment the soldier en- ere Gonsanilepee CANE EETAG the exchanee of « c.| the emperor banishing Frogere to’ tered, and. bandaging his eyes, they | the airs lesson in the same way. {N.° Barton, who re Fort | Siberia. He cried, threw himself lifted kim into the vehicle. and SWBY| Aout a yeieaco Tl podeht a Ete! | Bend county in tiie Texasse i upon the floor, tore bis hair and ex. it rolled again Be Veen i formerly a slave, aid now owns his | : : s = ata well pee cutlery establish- |, Lie | claimed: “What crime have I com As before. he wos i. ‘ bandaged mitted to deserve such punishment?’ | led into a wretched hut, a He received no answer. He begged | part of the first. and lighted for a few hours’ delay. In vain; the | piece of blazing, pinewood. officer would allow him only time to | pack up a few clothe: and linen. | before him. Scarcely was the operation finished, | when he was surrounded by the sol- diers and carried outside the house around bim. and! counter. bY @ like it, so went to the same store. Thejand the same clerk waited on we. 2 ‘TRUE - same coarse food was “again placed | | He showed the knife and told me the | He looked at the faees | None that he knew— | none that inspired him with comfort. | j Lea his sativien them all wh 1 0.4 Ibastels piantiati jment and paid 51 for it. 1 i : ‘ \lost that knife oa wanted auother | cents THE To rid thel of the “WAY Cease, is to pares it price was 65 cents. I was surprised | through the pores of the skin. S.| and asked the price hai been | 1S. S. not raised, explaining that I had only why only does this. but it forees | 3 i After several similar ae the paid 50 cents for the same kind of out also the germs which make the} where a coach was in waiting. vehicle again stopped. By Frogére’s ja knife on a former occasion. ‘But re Sed He was then lifted into it more estimate, a8 near as he could: tell, | .aiq the clerk, ‘the McKinlev tei” on, and bur cay ba, the _ general | dead than alive—while two soldiers, he bad traveled three days and has gone into effect since then, heaitt iat the ia Do not : . i ~ 1 as 4 i Since el. iy t = a with drawn swords and cocked pis- nights. His eyes were bandaged as AV has the tartf'to de with it —— | tols, took their seats on each side of | before; but. instead of being led. 7 acked:sthis knife w a ee : utions or substitutes, | : 4 = ASK S Dis te as Inade i se him. How long the first stage last- his guide sexzed him. and earried | tell, the covered that ed Frogere was unable to vehicle was so thickly him for some time, unt: him upon a wooden bench not the least ray of light could pen At Jast he heard soft whisperings. ie nyas assed! that eat Tinos Specie, avd etrate. The door of the coach was and the quick steps apy ebuut st : THiS as es cieke Mrs. E. J at last opened. It was bread day-| His hands were sudden! y seized and, ihtoaie: 5 had ens 7 Street. M light. His eyes, however, were band- | tied behind Lis back. In another me- the Miciimicy a her moth } aged, and he was led into a serble | ment his coat was tcra off bis shoul. bat lad nal ula by th hut, the doors and windows of which | ders, and his breast laid bare. Fro- Gece mite eae S after I were closed as soon as he entered. gere now thougt et y ead of by this little mc Be Entce 1 When the bandages were remoy-, Siberia, was to be the f his! ,: : ed, he saw, by the faint glimmer of joumey. “Take aim!” was the arusblight. «dish of coarse food mand of ohe whose voice he tho upon a board before him. 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