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CHAPTER %VM.
S e sUon lestVL Ma? LOSS —SOX:tIso
teas cal UG—Tis attCOOLsIIS OOXCUL-
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Taa IX rVYLIT.
With all haste the smuggling lugger
was tun slime under the cliffs at the west
aide of the promontory, where the coast
receded fur nearly a quarter ..1 a mile,
and left an omitting which formed a little
n ook where 'ousts might land on she'.-•
ing channelly teach. It required a meat
minute practical knowld w of the spot
to enable the vessel to be tak'ela a., near satisfaction, 'we have got round the
the heights, bemuse, clue to the per- houlde r the Kirk Hill and tan make
p.adiowlar till ill, sod funning as it
were bulwerliti lAhssostt ft.r it, great
magus of ruck were streets, wave of
them under water altogether, '.then
with their heads above it. and .•then
again rearing their sharp and jagged
pinnacles higher than the masthead of
large vessels. Between these rocks there
were many clear spaces of deep water
where in that calm ra,ght the Delight
a,uld rule with perfect safety, only in
the darkness it intuited au accurate
knowledge of the gruuuda to take her
there -
yet a tagsrnees rendered necessary if
th.•sy would escape ohaervattuu. Firma
where the cutter lay ,t was indeed a
question if they would get emend the
pr0000tury armee°, and the captain de-
puted to Esteems the important duty of
watching the Greyhound, and instantly
reporting if she gave any ensu tr auy in-
tention to move. In such an event the
smuggler had deterruies.' to run fur it
and fight it the cutter came up with
the •,.
Ie .• fortune favored them still, fur
atter , slow and silent progress Xmases
reported that he could no longer see the
cutter as a cliff now intervened between
the two vesaele.
The capuiu cause aft and glanced in
the lugger's wake.
'Oh, yes,' he said, an a tone of great
a cheer run to Eyemouth witless& the-
fellow
h -fellow seeing ti s {
Tackle was now let over the stern, by
which Dickson fastened his boat, and he
and the two men whu rowed came over
deck. One or two of the topsails were
shaken oat and the lugger sped rapidly
acres Haldingham flay, coning ons
more to a .tandetill under the heights
which tank Eyemouth harbor on the
west.
All seemed now clear fair the running
of the cargo, and shortly after a signal
had been made from the top of the rocks
Captain Dunal.ian wan u.tuua;sly ac• a number of boats tame silently out of
ytsinted with the place, and su ors the the hallos and as silently ran under the
man at the helm, but to make the mat- side ,.f the lugger. They were filled
etg a► ter at►l1 curer, the Mat which had come with rough, shaggy -looking men, dressed
out to rive inf •rmsti•a *hew the cutter in all sorts e.f earmente. !lust of them
led the way aa, and lone Lefure the trey
were in the garb cf fishermen, but not a
hound got creed the pneuout..ry the few had a nondescript leek, which show -
my brother would nut ase as tame, and
should not eveu know .d mer return to
Soutland. Could the beats net see us
here, asdshould net even know of our
return to Scut/anti. Could the busts ant
take us ashore, where we could find a
temporary place of oo•eeslesent r
'Of course they could Jump in and
Jessup will stow you away in one of his
underground places,whefe the devil him-
self could hardly find you. !Stay. Jersey
will hesitate to trust you without an as-
surance id your fidelity from me.'
A shaded lamp Mond at the binnacle,
said the captain stuupiog towards 11,
wrote • few lilts in his pocket book,
tore out the leaf and bailed it to Eus-
tace.
'Giver him that,' la said, 'and you will
be ail right. Stay where he puts you till
I can a.mmu,timee with yuuagaia.
leap over the side, for you home' a air
trent to spare.'
As they approached, • boat
from the archway empty, and crossed to
the other side of the harbor, h.avinag the
laden room to pass in. The moment
they entered the mouth of the arch they
were shrouded in utter darkness, but
presently a gleam of rid light, as from a
lamp or lantern, streamed upon them,
revealing a small doorway through which
no beet could pass. Having reached
this du..rway the boat came to a staud-
ntdl, end with frantic haste, but in per-
fect silence, the kegs were handed out
and received by several men stationed
within.
'Now, sir,' said the man who had
charge of the beat, addressing Eustace,
`that's where you and your friends hae
to gang,and ye had better be quick about
it. Meister Jessup is 'aside.'
The youth did not need further invite -
tient, but at once sprauti through the
door, followed by Willy, Joe and Ralph.
They found themselves in a lofty passage.
with a green rocky floor and a stone wall of the revenue cutter.
on etcher side. Two or three dark niuA1- Just as the evening was beginning to
lugzer had taken Up a ie.s tion "here a ed they had little professional connection
cluster of huge rocks almost c••ncealed with the sea.
her from view. t►n thew men and the scene which
Of course if thaw on board the cutter immediately followed Eustace looked
suspected that she was somewhere in with net a little interest and curiosity.
shore they would have little difficulty in Some of them, indeed. were wild deeper -
discovering her out, if tnfurmatiuu of ate looking grisly fellows, quite in har-
her arrival had not reached them, there mony with the lawless. occupation in
was every probability that they would which they engaged, but many were de -
go pest withuat gaining a sight ..f their cent looking, good-natured, pleasant
prey. The lea" was well within the spoten men, who wrought sway at the
shadow I.•f the cliffs—a shai,'w '-f tato- unloading of the cargo in haste certainly
teeniest gloom' and the surrounding as ih.se who knew they were doing what
masses of rock made it very difficult to was illegal, but not lake criminals, tor
detect her hull. Every sail was sof coerce like men who acre conscious of Rola.
furled, and her lines taper masts conned
one man in particular attracted the
est show themselves nose not the black notice of Eustece—a thick•set man. with
ie . face of the clitt a bald head and a fat face, with an ex -
After all was accomplished, and ever/
pression of sly humor. He came along -
light was extinguished. tame smugglers side in a hint by himself, and fastening
watched in perfect silence for the eP her to a but which dangled from the
pruseb of the cutter, and at the end of bulb, made his way on deck.
carter of au hour they caught
They again Famed forward wader the
guidance of their strange hest, whu led
thew through • number embterr'ansan
spartmeuts, all tilled or nearly w with
smuggled liquors. lis the curlier of one
esu .J these dungeons wee a strong
square iron frame, surrounded by a kind
ee ivach*Deey. and by the direouwn of
Jessup they all gut upon the frame,when
b• touched • handle and they rues up
within a hollow shaft. Slowly but stead-
ily they ascended, their course being
seen only by the dim light of the lantern,
till after they reached what appeared to
be a great elevation. Jessup touched a
handle again, and they all at once game
to a standstill. A sharp click wee heard,
and the barrier in front of them .d
aside, showing a square apace, through
which light leintly came. They stepped
from the frame through the square
epee, and now found themselves in s
Ni furnished ruuum through an smear -
window of which the moonlight
tl usuted uninterrupted.
Eustace at once concluded that they
had gained admiwion to this room by a
pane in the wall, but here he was mis-
taken. The secret mode of acmes emu
more ingenious still, for on looking burr
he saw the aperture was being closed up
by a massive grate, which fell back into
it thus concealing at an a very effectual
way -iu a way, indeed, such as to baffle
the starch of anyone who was unac-
quainted with the secret. A atrauger
would not lur • mement have supported
that behind • fire place so stable was a
hollow shaft descending to the subter-
ranean chambers beneath.
The chamber lute which they had now
gut communicated in the usual way with
the rest of the mansion, and have Jessup
made preparations for their comfort and
repose. Here also will we now leave
then: sol recount certain matters which
took place un the coast on that same
night and which will expaain the motions
Amp. fgnddedy he started to his elbow,
for a light showed Steen in • peculiar
fashion, and them west out. That was a
signal the meaning of which be knew.
It conveyed the intell►geooe to the initi-
ated that a loi1er lead arrived ; and Pate
WWI well aware that the signal would be
already answered from the land at a point
which he onsid nut these see. He tar-
ried on the crest, but returning to the
valley by the path up which he had
climbed, he took up a position at a stile
on a stone fence, and looked inteutly
along the heights to the gest, listening as
he looked, as if wanting impatiently for
some aerie al.
'Paige* take them,' he muttered. 'if
they dinna mune sun. the cargo will be
run, and every lug stowed away in the
hidia'
But .wen as he thus muttered, foot-
steps were heard approaching, and pre-
sently a group of men were awn nn.v,ug
silently forward to the spot he ..coup►ed.
'Ok, there you are,' mid their bider
in a quick way. 'Hae the lugger come 1'
'It's a' richt, Mr. Dunbar. She show-
ed her lights hall an hour mar, and by
this time she has begun tee ran the stuff
at Lowden Shore.
'Capital,' cried the other, whu emu the
Supervisor of Excise, and whom the
intelligence highly slated, as it did also
the five or six gaugers who followed him.
'Come ..n, lads,' he said iu a suppressed
voice, 'and, Pate, you oume too, and
when the stuff as seized you shall have
your reward. Quick, lade, before the
Greyhound carnes, and snaps the prize
out of our teeth.'
'Hut I canna gang wi' ye,' remonstrat-
ed the informant. If I was seen by any
o' the smugglers, my lite we're' be
safe.'
'Well, you'll have to come and wait at
the Wick at any rate till we return. 1
cannot give you the reward till I make
the seizure ; that is our bargain.
And without waiting to bandy more
words, the Supervisor with his assistants
set off along the valley at a run, and in
about a quarter of an beer came breath-
less to the little beach, on the dry chan-
nel of which day several fisherman's boats.
Without ceremony the officer began haul-
ing the smallest of these down to the
water, and having gut her oars leapt in
and rowed out into the bay at as fast •
speed ae they could make.
'Canfound it, there's the Greyhound,'
said the Supervisor, who was at the
helm, and who at the moment aught
sight of the cutter sa she came round the
point. 'Never mind,' added Dunbar,
'the most of the stuff will be on the
beach by this time, and we shall vet a
lion's share. Row quick. lads ; now like
the'mischief '
ed forms were bearine the kegs iuto the
intent r in a recess a nun stood with •
lantern. whose light he roused to fall
wherevsr it was re.1eired. The person
of this man was closely muffed up, and
his face was in the shadow, but the mo-
ment Eustace was uppusite to him he
threw the light of the lantern full upon
the faces of the new comers, and started
violently when he saw they were strang-
ere.
'Who are you, and what want you
here he exclaimed.
That will explain,' answered Eustace,
as he put into his hand a slip of paper
clow in, the crouching figure of a man
might have been seen stealthily quitting
the village of Goldingham, and taking
the road which led past Use hamlet of
Northfield towards St. Abb's Head. He
was a thin, pale -faced man, with a stoop-
ing gate and a cunning looking face, and
as he came down by the burnside hes
looked round in all directions to see that
he was not observed. He was inwardly
congratulating himself that this emu the
case, when et the corner of the mad he
was suddenly confronted by a tall, mas-
i culine looking woman, leading a cow.
This woman had • huge coalacuttle bon -
given to him by Captain Donaldson
, net on her heed, a man's coat on her
said the ca talo, the j The other ran his eye over the penci.- I
back and a i[ of stout hobnailed shoes
about a q 'Ha, Gilbertson, p ire
sight of her corning freely on, with ie17 moment he recognized him. 'This is ; ed lines. I on her fent.
her small ails set. hot work, but we 11 do this new lieutete 1 'All right,' he muttered, and at the • ,howl, Pate,' she exclaimed, in a roles
She had taken s ko•,1 offing and 'by i 1 h
her manner of sailing gave no indication
that her c. tunisodar entertained the
aligheat suspicion that so rich • prize was
near. Had the lugger remained wham
she was when Dickson hsiiet her or had
ens put to sea :'-ram, she would most
certt'nly have ...emu observed, for the
had nearly risen • a•.d the Harness
steeeel.s Weeds.
Iles McArthur, of Hop_illtt. Oat
says she couldn't keens home witbej
Hgpard's Peetorsl Balsam to mare per
veiling throat and lues troubles. _
The saris of worsts are well k
but the remedy is not
al i i r2
determined. Dr an
Waren
Powders will destroy them. m
Not another Pill shall coo down my
throat again, said • citizen, "whets I este
get such a prompt and pleasant ours toe
my bilious attacks, as Dr.Cerson'sStuim-
ach Bitters. It renders the blood pure
and cool and makes a Irak apriat
medicine. large bottles 50 caeca
The well known stre,agtheniaR ,.1$ n
ties of Iron, combined with other Weiss
and a moot perfect nervine, are bsial, i
Cartels Iron Pills, which strengthen dm
nerves amid body, and improve the Wad
and aompleaiun.
'Why should a roan w hose blow se wares
within
Sit ke his grandame cut in alabasterlj1
Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and this
When • 'Cs Nokegs' sale swes will make
at grow the taster. Fur sale by J.
moot:
was decreasing. But by the step they
had taken the presence of the lugger was Has Jessup. plenty rf room r
not detected, and the Greyhound pained Tint's just what he hasraa,' replied to their iron sockets the reunion us iron I nearer and speaking in a low tone, 'is
on westwsri. the other ; `at least 6e thinks it will be bolts which secured it. there lo a lugger cumin' in mune, think j purposely led us tiff the scent.
They watched her keeLly aril wen a gey ticht fit. Non, if ye like to deal 'There—we are safe now,' he observed. I ye
'Yonder she is !' exclaimed one of the
with intense satisfaction that at the 1area' 1'11iaAIte maybe the mat- 'If anybody Wants admittance they must_' `„ that I hear t�.'
speed with which she was going
mho to 1 above..
would soon be out of sight. Suddenly,
however, the sail she curial was taken
ant and his fine cutter. No land sharks
prowling about, I hope."
'Canna my far certain. but there's a
fellow iu Coldingham I hae my suspici-
ons o', and thocht .nair than mice he
wasna.true blue.'
'If I come across -him I'll *top his
treacherous tongue, exclaimed Donald-
son. 'Fut it's lucky at all events that
the gaugers are not at Eyemouth tonight.
rime moment one of the amuses urs w u- as masculine as her person, 'where are ye
perm' that the last keg had been handed for the nicht ? tiny thing expected.
from the boat into the
passage. He' No that I ken o', Mrs.Tibbita I—
hosrl his companions rushing out and ; I in just gaun fora bit walk tae mysel'.'
leaping into the boat, which they propel- .I A walk, Pats 1 This is a strange time
led to the other side of the harbor. gas take • walk. It will be dark afore
'Hold that •moment,' aid the duan., at the corner plantain.
putting the lantern into the hand of iyer
That's very true, �1rs Tibbiq, but
Eustace. The latter, of soiree, neck it, esee I hie been un the loom i day,and
and the other proceeded with all haste to11 I need tae rax my legs a bit.' the massive door, and wed firm in- • 'I say Pate,' said the woman, coming
cwt
Why! What's tae T
Lady / With face e.v In real ee�.s
dens.) "Oh! I'm army w tb that Set
.-_.a
that continually troubles Ise.-
__ •Well• hoe foolish! Whydont 700 me
to o. Rhyme' Drug Store and a bottle
Fluid Lightning! It cured me in one
ea
always -keep aboctle In the bow 1/76148.
-
oats ti cents. tin
At thus emeriti of tree year thereehwsid
be a bottle of Pectoria in every bodes
It is unequalled for Cougmats toe
and
Hoarseness is pleasant, equally
children. Price 25 cents at all drng-
riats. et
As adtese . Trtbare.
Theron P. K.ator,editor of Ft. W
Ind., fihotrtte, writes : 'Fur the mat Ave
years I have always used Dr. I+;iqg� s New
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character, as well as tor these of a midlinr
type. it never fails to effect a speedy
sire, My friends to whunt I have pe-
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corms. Having been cured by at of every
cough I have had for five years, I o•s-
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for coughs, colds, etc.' Call at Wilma&
Drug Store and get a Free Trial Butch
Large size $1.00. (2)
They did mw with all tha energies of
men whose activities were sharpened by
the etpectation of gain ; •but when they
got round an outlying cliff and had a
full view of the Lowden Shore, they were
chagrined beyond measure to find that
place a complete solitude. There was no 1
lugger in the gifting, and no boats at the I BOITJERS__& ENGINES
beach delivering the cart(,. The ofticere
stopped rowing in an instant, and the ---
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Supervisor burst into a tit of swearing.
'Hang it, we are sold. That felow
Pate has either deceived us alttrretlier or
men, pointing back to the hese of the
�' " find it front
r u' fifty keds•'Ye'll let me ken It tis Delight car the (cliffs' which formed the print got St.
'All richt; my hearty, they are )ours i `Aro you Mr. Jessop !� asked Eos- I ' Abh's.
in and she wasbrought tis.
'Curse the fellow, he's going to wait
there for the night.' muttered Hamad -
son.
' Chere's nae doot o that,' observed
Dtc . sun.
'Confusion to him. I was in hopes he
would go up the firth and allow us to run
the cargo at the old place, but from
where he lies ho command• a view of
both Lowden shore and He Aland cove.'
'A clear view,' responded Dickson,
tam& dale than. that. it's .widest his no
week the wsad ohne stir thence till erg-
NOV
'rich what are we to do T If we stay
where we are hill sight a in the morn-
ing ; if we go to sea, he'll sight us in a
me•ment we put the sky between us and
him, and it strikes me from his build
his a faster sailer. I would match the
Delight against him if she was empty,
but with the cargo it might 1* dangerous
So what the mischief is to be done r
We inaun work round to Eyemouth,
as the maister said,' answered Dickson.
'Hem—well, that's our only chance.
Can Jessop stow away the stuff at pre -
r
sent matins believe see, though it mxns be for
Lang, for he's expectin' an. o' his sin lug -
gees directly.'
'Well. the sooner we creep along the bo
better. Yon go ahead in the at till
we round the head, and for the life of
you keep a in the shadow.'
Dickson promised to be particular in
at the old puce e I lace. Venture ink's chair appearance.
i `Oh, ay, 111 dae that.' A simultaneous look in the direction
'Here's the siller, then,' cried Gilhe
son, taking nut a handful of silver.
the blunt to Ad
rt. 'I am. I don't know, who y.•u are,
further than that your nave is Grahame,
am- but ihoraldwn couches for your fidelity,
u
'So be it. 111 p
`Ye ken I may as weel get a sham o followed tho exclamation, and they being
what's y;aun as ither folk, Pate.' further inland than the lugger. saw the
'There's nae doot u't, Mrs. Tibbits. I latter moving away close by the foot of
.on. (M with you to the boat and I'll I Md thereffor.k Ico trust
young. H Yous tne
shall There's nae duct u' it. Wee!, ,god nicht.
hand you the fifty kegs myself.' you1'11 be sure to let ye ken.'
Gilbertson leapt over the side in a have at, but first cf all swear• to me for I away anode the tall woman homeward
twinkling, and the captain dived below,
where Eustace mw him tossing out the
kegs in his boat as fast as he possibly
could. Celerity, indeed. seemed to be cellons
the order of the occasion. Numernns turn took an oath to this effect. onything sod spunk out she wad think
though the men werehere was no noun I ,Now, follow me,' said Jessup, taking neething ..f felhn' me.'
and little confusion, but the gsowe.tm . to lantern again from =epU" t,and lead' i The Place was very willowy, but net
boat was !ilea it shored tt�, sand p ins the wa forward• quite devoid of habitation, for on one sit,
phased round the either of the tdief. In y centre
this way Mat cher groat received ,b At •little aut•ncs they sellae to an' touildmahowel eminencestof the
atp►inat`Hth~nurth-
freight, and the hull of the lugger ruse open doorway in the side of the psa.sge, g
in the water as the weight in her hold di- recoiling another passage leading to the ernsky. otThich Pate avoided, is was a l station,
the
minished. Suddenly, and to the con- 1.11 Into this their guide went, and, , vicinity way by a comparativelyPateasy ascentde
sternation of everyone. the look -out gave standing aside, motioned them to paw.
histhe information that the cutter was in The passage in which they now were was t" the top of the e•atmnst hill. Here emu
sight. The captain, who was below at wider than the other and along one side and• leveln one corneof r near two the acres in extent
the moment. rushed on the deck the in- of it a large number of kegs,just landed,
stand he heard the report, and Banned p the
1 d As they could not move on cliff stood the remains of an ancient
the sea to the westward. The moon had
now risen. the darknese had vanished.
and the outline of the coast could easily
be distinguished, as well as the water
and every object upon it. One glance
suf fed to show the cutter coming down
in full mil. She had just turned the
corner of the St. Abb's promontory, but
the speedat which she was going she
would reach them in about twenty minu-
tes or half an hour.
form's role that you will not reveal any with her cow, and onward went the pale -
thing you may ser or I.ear in this faced man whom she had called Pate.
'Diad, I wad ha given something no tae
hae met in mei' her,' he muttered. 'If
place
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the heights. They at once divined her i Ttl.•T a tI' Cax ORT
purpose, and saw likewise that the cutter I CHOICE CONFECTIONERY
matter this important atter and washed over
did not discover the presence of the
smuggler, for she had now lain to.. at •
considerable distance from land. Their
only plan, however, was to row out to
the Greyhound, and boarding her. follow
in pursuit, and the boats head was tarn•
d to where the revenue vessel lay. It
was a halls and aura still, for the tidy,
tholes, wre
wady at the ad. had not Zit
turmoil need-rosg ere they reached din
cutter the logger hal diseppeared rotted
The men wrought with an energy
unkened by the approach .J danger,
the side. The mndgglers Dow soia5Nm- and the remaining part of the cargo was
Ir proceeded to tan the Ismer eastward. loos out with the utmost rapidity. Be-
• sad kept et the same ileac a steady eye fon the (helmeted had passed Kiddie-
oe the utter to weeds if dee dwell die- town point the Inst keg was into the
cover them. Ones resod the presses- snots; and the latter ready to slip mond
tory they would be elhetsally eteesssi into the harbor. Meanwhile Eases
from observation, bait so long as ase and his friends had been Cost 11.g
their and She forme' emote beeashy 'And now that we have aseverything
glidedderkswm was their only prooeetMt .tederela the elota---- el the saver Pe re'w
fewe. mud SW ear way to
1M� was'
we
liiddlr
were i e .
without their leader, they paused to wait
on him, and saw him begin to turn an
iron wheel with a short handle, fixed
coos within the deerway they had just •There's nae appearance o her yet,
•
!chapel, surrounded by the grassy mounds
tnwerd■ $ emoutlt, where theyexpected Ecol,. os 114,14114,14a ••,•.i•• •a o,at-,44 fee
and quaint old headstones ..t • ¢rare- y et o 1 n•pA,rir. r of
Taro. I the lugger to have groes.
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the promontery. Great excitement was RIECBeRANT
TTY
caused on bard the cutter by the intelli- (ow,t House Einemooder,�
isk
gent* they brought, and Randolph Gra- i D•,r. a). leen. 11111111a.
co
has rushed 1m hie cabin to conduct
the pursuit. The h sit in which the „m. D. K. ST R AC H Ab
cera had come being tired aster-. .'very PRAe7TZCAL 41
stitch of can's was hoisted, and the •
fast wiling vessel new thr ngh the water
MACHINIST,
passed. This doorway had n.• door at- muttered Pate. "My certie, if ne the i
to US oo1ennC1n ;
eta naval le time 51.1.0. Bulky HayRakes, Plows ai
tsehed to it, but presently what appear- nicht, and iE'Saieter Dunbar cornea foie
There i. no rival for D.. Fowler's E:- ,
d to be its threshold roes up and a I Eyemouth w� his men for nsething, he'll tract of Wihl Strawberry. it is the •o.i Agricultural I lemanL
solid wall of masonry ascended to the gitr me as tofu' swearin', and 1'11 loss tnowledged champion for the curve of aU i and Machinery GenerUaj
roof, closing up the aperture effectual- the miller he promised me for the infer- Summer Complaints. O
ly.
loners and Ream
To ib• ■.45eal er.N.e.n, and all wham
'Sow,' mid Jessup, 'if the I.ieutet+nt yet. The captain kens better than to u may resew.•
All WORN THOROUGHLY DM
D. K. STRACHAN,
inat Simi.
But, after ,It's sine emcee!
of the cutter and all his crew, with Dun- .how hawse' within Richt o'iand afore its I Pbn,phatine. or Nerve li•too.,, a Ph•o.- GODERICH MACHINE 8I
bar •^d all his excisemen to dark. i'll lie d. en and watch • hi
t. hate .gement hosed mem Scientific i U.dera,•h. 11•-cb :rho i -EL MOM
can Das
boot, were on the other side, they He'll show its ficheand if Dickson is on I act., Formulated by ProfessAustin,
Prefer/10r Aust,
could not either find or force an •.Dir- the loth -out fru the tap n' F.arnehewgh M. D. of Boston, Maim ,cures Fulmnn- f r mho woektw` eMsa
ary Consumpta.on, Hick Headache, Ner- for postman. sod we
ate' i'll ken the signal as wee! as him." vnu. Attacks. Vettig•. end Neuralgia riots.. a �val
j way et as
'Nit by t►st doorway, certainly,' - He advtttlieed to the north wast corner and all wasting disown of the heamse
marked Enable*• Rut the passage With-
out ewes to lead farther forward.'
1 hating a not • Mdeeine.
ret the brylgst, and Intretchei himself on elete1°• step
the grem on the verge of oke beetling
elle Two ski l farther mod he would
have been heeled M destteatlos, M is
he ley here with the stoma esee/eews—
hie /sells« eyes wsederigf haw cid
'Only to my kitchen,' returned Jediop.
- .ave
.a Nay see* yeah le sea at the
V
bat a Nutritsent, hematite it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons,
N antics, and an etits.lawts. bat
ly the lhaspbMie and gentle
hemi in mer daily tied. A .i
1. Iriset tis tts•nvinos. All
eell k X$1.11 per kettle. isereslt
paw rued*
asand woes emu,
gee ever thosrsht
costal
eek all twerk is her {
y
far sea sad. Ymt