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IIIK LAM BKKTYILLK KKCOHD AUGUST 14. 1907. STORY OF TWO DUELS. V Sword Thruot, n B. Hot Wound and an Extract din try Sequel. When duelilm \ .Mi ;i'l uu! Junior !n tin- social <• i<-.' of this < outitrv if Lad many worlh.v ami uoluLie >\\»> Iienr . im-ludiim I ' less dist itmuished persona:.'- titan ILiir.v <'la\ Amin v ,1 a< k- "ii. Ai< \amlt-r llamii!"ii In- Witt < 'liutnii. Stephen I itnr ami others of tin- .'■aim* type. nit nowhere on thi' continent was il so mmli -n establish ml institution as in that peculiarly ro mantle old • it \ of Now Orleans It w as woven into tin- \«*r\ fabric of tin* lifo of tin* community, and many a cnunlWintf tomLsiom* In tic auliqual . 1 r r.-ol.mctcrios Lear ^rini and silent witness to tin- fact, though to understand tin* situation more clearly oUC* should biv.ilhe, O to peak, the a I m o> jiliere ..I th. period M. Ana .stlu. wlc* afterwanl became a district judge ami general of the l.ouioani legion, was tie* victor in several encounters In which tie* leni |ier of tie* period caused him to lie ell gaged iiiir iii particular is note worthy on accoiinl **l I he part il play ed in a:j e \ I i.mn I i na i \ freak of for til in* Alexander Orailhe was Hie «»f femling parly, though lie* insult, or, rather, provocation, lor gentlemen scl doiu Instilled, would in this day he of s< ant concern. I»nt ome cause of nr tioii wa pre cut, ami each was sure that a dead!\ me. Him would certainly follow I la v rode together iu a car riage with ladles, who after (lie duel, coiumciiled ..,i their mutual affability during He* entire trip, which only serve to : ho how delicatel.v adjust ed w a I lie • -!.* of e|iijiiet le, c special i.v in I m* |»i «• ' in <• liiuii1 I II. > l«.ii-lil jil The Oaks. and ns soon ;i • Ilit* weapon. Ii;ii| hern rrossrd ;inil tin- Imprrssive “All.*/, messieurs," protiounred i •rnillii'. who wns hij£h strung mul Iml I»1«»<»«!«•«I doubly so mi der tin* stress nl wli.it In* re^n nlfil ns a grievous pn»\in ation lost his li*m pi-r mul t'lirioiisly rlimiri*d Ills untune iilst. Augustin, on tin* rontrnry, was rool, «•«*1 li*i*ti*iI mul anile, parry inn i*in*li sava^i* thrust until hy a li*nips il ai*r»*t (stulih'ii piidsi'i, Jinlh*l<iiisly InliTpolat imI Into a vh ious limn*' of < irnillir'.s. In* pier< ••*! 1 him through tin* iln*st. (Irullhe. with oin* of his limits per feruled, ri*maini*il for a loiin 11m«* hov I'lini; he I w «• i * 11 lilo mul ih'ath. mul w ln*n at last In- <Ii11 i-oiin* out of his i*«»«itn In* was how oil lilo- :.n lo-i'iiarian It was now onIs a ipii’slimi of tiuu* for tin* wounded man. ns an Intrrnnl ahsci'ss hail formed whom it roiild not In* li*ai ln*i| sm*K«*r\ lin n was not what It Ih now mul tin* doctors despaired of Having him Some tinu* after In' had hot'll up and about a ipiuml w ith Colo nel Mniiihw ill.* ih* Marinin rosiilteil in his r h a 111 • n i; 111 that dist innuislied elti 7.111 This 11 in* 1 was also foiinld at 'flu* Oaks, hut as (Jraillie was too weak to do himself Just lee with a sword the weapons . hosen won* pistols, at fifteen parrs, i'.o h to ha\o two -hots, advance live pares and lire at will. At the lir-d shot, tired simultaiu'oii.'d\. the uu fortunate man fell forward, pieived 1»\ his ndvei.uV hullrl. which had entered tin- exact pla< <• o| his former and yet unhealed wound Marini'.', with pistol in hand and as pI:i• id as a imtrhli* lain.-, advanced to the id most limit marked out, when (Jraillie, who was iiif.'iim a math. exclaimed: ' I' i n * arain You have another shot.” With vr.no dinnil\ Marinin raised his pistol above his head and tired into the air, say Inn with timid politeness, I lie!or strike a fallen foe ” More dead than alive, tin* strirkeii dm li I was carried Inunc h\ his friends ami roiisimird to (hr rare of his phy sician . hut. lied rad of sinking rapidly, as was r*pr. ted lie really bcjiiin to mend and by the follow inn morning was mm h In,pro\nl The hall had priirtraled to tin* abscess wliieli had threatened his life and made an exit for its poisonous accinnul.nions. Some Iiinr afterward he walked out of his room as .reel is r\n* and soon re named his 11' *: 11111 and statelv healing Cmtiirx Maua/.inr Psychology of Gambling. The lunil iiucni.il basis of tin* injury done b\ uamldiii. a temleliry’to ovrr rate tin* rhaiu c. of w inuim: Wlirn a man speculate-, by .'taking, say. It oil t lie eh mice of w iniiinv, i pH i. ohseiw es an I mrlish writer In Nature, the notion of \\»nnii :• loo makes a bin imprrssiou on lii- mind and means something more real t » him than the idea that tin* udds are _‘i>i» t • l against him, say. Ho forms » lea mental picture of the prize, ami the odds do not present the • slim* picture io his mind. ('ouseijueut ly. hr r\an,.'.',l Itrs his prospects. Appropriate. ^ mini-t. . havlnn nhni out his “no ti( r ' was about t" read his hytim Wlirn lie wa . remitided of one he find t ol*i;ot tell Slopplu;;. In* made this ail lioiun ciiumi t. apo|,,;i tun f"l' Ills fornet !‘»»I ii • Tlnm. nun h lo the amusement et hi-, a ml ie i ice. he hcuaii to line out the hymn i folhiws “l.ord, what II thou i'ii, w reb Ii am 1 " .linin'*. It Wasn't Funny. "Kill ho's a regular profosNional full " I kllO\\ ||. I-." "Knl \ • *11 r< l«-m (I i.» him as an ‘uu oou.soIouh Immoi ist.* " ' s.i lit* whs on tin* invasion to whloli I r< i'«t Hi* Inn! tiU'il to lv funny with a tonsil m nt from tin* I "tirtli wuinI" liilhulolphia 1’ivss All D«*.n to Him. W ill* Tin «I• t.• i .iiil. iv un* to tin? niluoi a I laths it i .1; ivhail. .1 ml \. m iv 'tusi* un* tin' moans in p* that shows how lilth* \ on valm* mo llusbuml <m tin- oontraiy. I not wish t>» lose a |»oiitnl of you I'M# — omlo Itlattor Soak ink stains u sour milk, ami Hliouhl a stalu sm.. tvmaln 11 is.- in a woak solution tif ohlorhlo of llino Always ask your grocer for Hill’s Bread It is always Fresh, Sweet and Pure. 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Surrogate of the County of Hunterdon, made on the twenty-second day of May. A. I>. one thousand nine hundred and seven, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims I against the estate of Sarah Quick late of the County of Hunterdon, deceased, ' to present the same.under oath or affirmation, to the subscriber, executor of said deceas ed, within nine months from the date of said order: and any creditor neglecting to bring in and exhibit his or her claim (under oath or j affirmation), within the time so limited, will be forever barred of his or her action there- j for against the said Executor. Dated May 82, A. D. 1907. JOHN li TREWIN. I Executor l IS ILL IT WILL COST YOU 4 PENT ® I IB ■ to write for our big FKKE BICYCLE catalogue I showing the most complete line of high-grade ■ ^ mm BICYCLES, TIRES and SUNDRIES at PRICES |H BELOW any other manufacturer or dealer in the world. A. 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