THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1895. 5 ' S'SSOifxI'xJTjrrJSSii LOui!? BUY YOUR GOODS I GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF THE RUNDLE . STOCK OF NICHOLSON, PA., AT 502 LACKAWANNA AVE. TO CONTINUE ONLY FOR A FEW WEEKS LONGER. II TIIP PIT v I ' A 4 ' ' J AT THE FAIR 400-402 Lackawanna Ave., ALWAYS THE BELOW MONDAY. I case Apron Ginghams, best quality, Only 22c I case Merrimack Light Shirting Cal ico, Only 21c I case American Calico, indigo blue, Only 3Ic , I case Bleached Muslin, i yard, wide, Only 3!o 4o pieces Japanese Wash Silks for Shirt Waists, worth 50c. yard, Only 29c 18 pieces Silk Velvet, all colors, worth $1.00 yard, Only 59c 62 pieces Cashmeres, all colors, worth 35c- yard, Only 2Qc 35 pieces Cheese Cloth, all the leading shades, worth 10c. yard, Only 5c TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, White Bedspreads, etc., at greatly re duced prices. Copyright, 18U5, by cnAriau 11. "This Is MonBleur Ettenna Gerard, Monsieur de Talleyrand," said Lasalle. I saluted, and the statesman took me In from the top of my panache to the rowel of my spur with a glance that 'played over nre .like a irapler point. "Have you explained to the lieuten ant the circumstances under which he Is summoned to tihe emperor's pres- When Ho Hoard . My Name Showed Mo Straight In. ence?" he asKed In his dry, creaking voice. ' There was such a contrast, these two men, that I could not help glancins from one to the other of them, the lit tle, black, sly politician and the blir, sky-blue Hussar, with one fist on his hip and the other on the hilt of his sabre. They both took their seats as I looked, Talleyrand without a sound and Lasalle with a crash and jingle like a prancing charger. "It's this way, youngster," said he, In his brusque fashion. "I was with the emperor his private cabined this morning when a note was brought In to him. He opened it, and as he -did so he gave such a Btart tha.t It fluttered down pnto the floor. I handed It up to him again, but he was staring at the wall In front of him, as If he had seen a ghost. "Fratelll dull' AJacclo" he muttered, and then again "Fratelll dell' AJacclo." I don't pretend to know more Italian than a man can pick up In two campaigns, but I could make noth ing of this. It seemed to me that he had gone out of his mind, and you would have said so also, Jonsleur de Talley rand, if you had seen the look in hla eyes. He read the note, end then he at for half an hour or more without moving.!' -." "And youT" asked Talleyrand.' IE MENTION II FEW Irving Babbollnr. what I ourrht to do. Presently he seemed to come back to his senses. 'I suppose, Lasalle,' said he, that you have some gallant young ofllcers In the Tenth?" 'They are all that, sire,' I answered. "If you hnd to pick one who was to be depended upon for action, but who would not think too much you un derstand me, Lasalle, which would you select?" he asked. I saw that he need ejl an agent who would not penetrate too deeply Into his plans. 'I have one,' said I, 'who Is all spurs and mous taches, with never a thought beyond women and horses. 'That is the man I want,' r.ald Napoleon. 'Hrlng him to my private cabinet at 4 o'clock.' So, younfcnter, I came straight away to you at once, und mind that you do credit to the Tnth Hussars." I was by no means flattered by the reasons which had, led to my colonel's choice, a,nd I must have shown as much in my face, for he roared with laughter, and Talleyrand gave a dry chuckle also. "Just one word of advice before you go. Monsieur Gerard," said he, "you are now comlnpr Into troubled waters, and you might find a worse pilot than myself. We have none of us any idea as to what this little affair means, and, between ourselves. It Is very Im portant for us, who have the destinies of France upon our shoulders, to keep ourselves In touch with all that goes on. You understand me, Monsieur Gerard!" 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Ladies' Handkerchiefs, worth 5c- Only 2k I case Corsets, all colors, sizes 18 to 30, worth 50c, Only 35c Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Skirts, Gowns and Chemise, worth 75c. to 98c, Only 50c Infants' Caps, Sacks, Dresses, etc., At One-Half Price 5oo Boys' Suits, .all sizes, worth $2.00 to $3.00, Only 98c SATIN RIBBONS. Nos 5 and 7, worth 8c, only Sc. Nos 9 and 12, worth 12c. only 7jc. Nos 1U and 22, worth 10c, only..- 10c. "Col. Lasalle and I will not show our selves In public with you, but we will await you here, and we will give you our advice when you have told us what has passed, between the Emperor and yourself. It Is time that you started now, for the Emperor never forgives unpunctuallty." Off I went on foot to the pal ace, which was. only a hundred paces off. I made my way to the antechamber, where Duroc, with his grand, new scarlet-and-gold coat, was fussing about among the crowd of people who were waiting. I heard him whisper to Monsieur de Cau lalncourt that half of them were Ger man dukes who expected to be made kings and the other half German dukes, who expected to be made pau pers. Duroc, when he heard my name, showed me straight In, and I found myself In the Emperor's presence. I had, of course, seen him In camp a hundred times, but I had never been face to: face with him before. I have no doub't that if you had met him with out knowing in the least who he was you would simply have said that he was a sallow little fellow with a good forehead and fairly well-turned calves. His tight white cashmere breeches and white stockings showed off his legs to advantage, ltut even a stranger must have been struck by the singular look of his eyes, which could melt into ten derest sympathy or harden into an ex pression which would frighten a grena dier. It is said that even Auguereau, who was a man who had never known what fear was, quailed before Napo leon's gaze, at a time, too, when the Emperor was but an unknown soldier. He looked mildly enough at me, how ever, and motioned me to remain by the ,door. De Meneval was writing to his dictation, looking up at him be tween each sentence with his spaniel eyes. "That wlil do; you can go," said the emperor abruptly. Then, when the secretary had left the room, he strode across with his hands behind his back, and he looked me up and down with out a word. Though he was a small man himself, he was very fond of hav ing fine-looking fellows about him, and so I think that my appearance gave him pleasure.. For my, own part I raised one hand to the salute and held the other upon the hilt of my sabre, looking straight ahead of me, as a soldier should. "Well, Monslpur Gerard," said he at last, tapping his forefinger upon one of the brandebourgs 'of gold braid upon the front of my pelisse. "I am in formed that you are a very deserving young officer. Your colonel gives me an excellent account of you." I wished to makQi a brilliant reply, but I could think of nothing save La Halle's phrase that I was all Bpurs and moustaches, so'. It ended In my saying nothing at all. The emperor watched the struggle, which-must have shown Itself upon my- features, and when Anally no answer came he did not ap pear to be displeased. "I believe that you are the very man that I want,', 'said he. "Brave and clever ' men . surround me upon every side. But a brave man. who" He did not finish his sentence', and, for my own part, I could not understand what he was driving at. I contented myself with assuring him that he could count upon me to the death. "You are, aa I understand, a good swordsman," said he. "Tolerable, aire," I answered. ' "You were chosen by your regiment to fight the champion of the Hussars of Chamborant," said he. I was not sorry to find that he knew so much of my exploits. "My comrades, sire, did me that honor," said I. "And for the sake of practice you In sulted six fencing masters in the week before your duel?" t "I had the privilege of being out seven times in as many days, sire," said I. ' g "And escaped without a scratch?" "The fencing master of the Twenty third Light Infantry touched me on the left elbow, sire." "Let us have no more child's play of I Think That My Appearance Guve Hint Pleasure. the sort, monsieur,' 'he cried, turning suddenly to that cold rage of his, which was so appalling. "Do you Imagine that I place veteran soldiers in these positions that you may practice quorte et tierce upon vthem? How am I to face Europe If my soldiers turn their points upon each other? Another word of your duelling and I break you be tween these fingers." I saw his plump white hands flash before my eyes as he spoke, and his voice had turned to the most discordant hissing and growl ing. 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