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BY i THE NIGHT iXPR�ESS'
mac
and
ther ed of°th-e
about !;niaki g
own van,-wh n
beforte ori edl
of m I tow rd
s corn;4srtm nt
A hitter December midnight, ;and
the up-ekpress,_ panti g through its,
.. ten minutes' rest at Biegby. What
with _ p esengers jest arriving, and
passengers Just dep 'rting ; w hat
with the friends whei came to' see
the last of the departi tg pass tigers,
• the
ain as -
or to meet the arrivf ne .one
pliatforin was full eno.rgh, I
sure you - andI hid 'some di cul ty
- in maki my wary from carriage to
j carriage,.y even "though 1 ger orally
find that people (a 1 inost uncon cions
.ly, perhaps,) move • aside for the
iguard when the see 1hirn walking
.up or down clo to. the carriage
=doors.
Kiri di>�icult was�'acr as-
'Elia, _. � i ea
-ed, too, E y . the niana�u vres• of any
t
connvanion, a: London' .detective,
who had joined; the togive hiuiself a
better opportunity of ebraminitlg the
-„passengers. Keenly kre did it, too,
in that seeminly careless way of
his ;; and, while he appeared to -be
only an. idle, -lounging ;acquaintance'
of, my own, I --knew that under his
unsuspected scrutiny i. was next to
• unposst )1e for the thieves h a was
seeking to escape—eves in ha pers.
I didn't trouble myself to help rim,
forI;knew it wagn't n'cessarv;,yc,t
i
I •t.s as -anxious its hundreds of
others -that those practiced thi:'ves,`
whom the police hadLeen hunting
for
the -last- two d��v should be
as they deiservi d `
Sometimes we carne porn a group
which raw tom pinion cdrild not take
p
in rant glance; an the : • _he` always
found himself unu seal y cold, and
stopped to stamp a lit le !life , into,
his pe rified feet. Of, ourse. for inc.
this en breed standing as the signt1
for an f tack of that pei,sistent ques-
tioning ]with, which .ra l way guards
are familiar; -and, in ,attending to
polite questioners • who deserved an-
swering, and. unpolite ones wlio in-
sisted on it, I had, note much til eo
for looking, about me ,• . but present-
, `Iy. I did catch myself wat hing a.
girl �v1�io` stood aloire at so e. dis
tante. A girl very pretty and
pleas nt� fo look upon, .1 thought,
though her face, anal her " re 's, and.
her.attitude were all sad. h :stood,
just a t the door Utile booking -office; ,
a tall, slight,girl, iii deep moi ruing,..
with a quantity of right, f'. r hait,
plaited high upondher head, a . well
as hanging loosely on her s o Weis,.
-with a childishly innocent fa e, and
pretty, Bewildered eyes. I' is red
could have gone straight o her,
nd put her into one—the mot corn-
fortable—of'the line nf•earriages at
which she gazedso :timidly. , Just
as I hesitated, a very rema kable
figure elbowed -its way to e ; a
`stout, grandly -dressed old lady pant--
- hag' painfully, and: almost pi • rcii g. -
me with a, pair of " restless, half -
opened eyes, that looked out tl rough
the.gold rinimed, spectacles p rched
on her short nose. ]Two port.rs fcl-
lowed her, laden with bags, cloaks,
umbrellas and flowers—the only
fiowejs: in the station, I expec , that
Winter night—and on . of ,then r
winked at me over her head, while t
m
�hi
tihi
as
k tc
orna '1 dy
s osyl`'. an Ii r
empty fir tFc
ich ` st o
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0 1`tir� gage;
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o�v l�eicf
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East
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and
A ny1
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ng an
r 'off.
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In
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and t e hil
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.isl ionabl d os
g
rtol"the far : csr�
ass cornpart
the la
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is eb '
th�n l
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peat
di
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wi
beiin
watch
plain
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sight o
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with
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er little leath r
e h't
her on h $e ,
the corn r
n,door « o
a eon 1 ere ri cl
1
Miss except
ake ickets,"
is much as o'
ht, .becau e,
t th door.
t cont exact y
pt sort 1 cf
e, of I sa v
ours . gent]-
ept boverij' g
'n. ► Iis et -
c arse baugl t
f., ce i o ."thei e
e that he w s
oin her ;\bi t.
rt a most car.
n r. Ile w .'s
reason, ;I si:�
ss was !tail -
that playe
a� d was small
e . Glancing
e,I of that one
he 1 ngere
ova come
war ed u
entered tai
ant the doo. •
i❑i. With
I went u;
ood near "ii
hted in the
tlemen, i w,t,sS
drawing on .-a
pang lady i
it oking frott
tae half dark
! at
th,aii _Chi,
a good dea
or1:1'e
,n, be
pene
ed beh
list hesit
dar
co • w.,,ttiih,"
the t c reser as
nes et let° 1
7
"They I go yea se
me, so i ly hat
like y,
1 ,lk t saeo Nlvi 06,rre
does
a e [Ina di
t is boi ood
thiith
I tit pp
Pis Y ave 't go
al
Yea ch w
i yeti 'nd ow ul
tije!tOs for to su
oll we am mg ft
0
se eine
waieed for
he Mutter'
it seemed t
7 'd take this
&mild see
dry likely tha'
te;ev,es as yo
lieu- work i
cIilverly two
ave the station
e ft ieelaevaer
e enough that
o leave it is
this! isn t the
to hide in-
W6ll, what's
,And what',S
em to get on
y'll wane
ram, and
a ft t train if
way from the •
cti
-mouth as •close to her cheek' as 1
"..14,Ie P' she shrieked back to me,
-the spectecles shaking a little bri her
al for lietening to civil Ties ieftts
that you are paid to answer ? A le,
Then she shook her heed mei-lily.
and seaddled off, looking as acid an
avoid: In at every door she pe7t ed
through, her glittering - glaseeS, 'the
two porters following her,,:uattil she I
Made a stop biefore an empty second- I
'herself fInd her packsigcs into 'it;. .,
afterward, she Was standing in Ithe I
door to any other passengers by her
unattractive appearance there, and .
.the anxiety of ths obsequious pta.V-- I
prolowzina- with an - evident re ish
;she. fu m bled in waS large, the c in
:she Wanted was but ,Fmall, for I
pacsed ,pri and left her -still searCh-
ing arid still asking questions Of the 1
meu,"' but, hearing nothing either of I
'their replies or of the loud asides lin I
which they indalged to each oth‘r. e
be
wi
y
police 7" i
was loolt ng cr ss enough for a .,
thimi fn that l.,st glimpse I caught
Ravin node ,g. -bet
thieves cOtild' al !
with the deacii Aim":
every ofiirliall on theli
being three Ver. • dex
very dextrous
weren't knaves,
the greater doxt
isli .side,) and 80 it Was
deseriptiori still was in
the offered reward et t claithe I. I
read over again tli-e bill in my. iocl--
Win ter, : alias Jo,h n P ars( alit s
of middle ! height, and ittio fifty
il;
u fiderl lip. ! -:Ed ward i Ca. on 1 their
thought lee _Wit haVe a
more the fifteen o Si teen,"
(though, fo .the matte of hat, 1
nning
sore, of a
h.
er
PI II'
the
ver c
f them air
knav
it tier a cl
he
it
closely -cut black hair, light gr
-eyes,"iend delicate features."
We all knew this description we
enough, anal for two day hacl kel
our eyes .open, hoping t ident
them ,among.` the passers ers. , I3
oar 'scrutiny had all bee in vain
and as the train rushed on, Ir fe
tow disappointed the olice
Easton would be 'when a arrive
again without, even tidingof the
1 was, soon tired of this subjec
and went back to worrying rnyse
about the sad -looking, yellow-haire
•
.girl, wh) iad so evidenty wishc
to trvel alone and been o sl ces
fully" foiled by that ` in trtusive fo
with the handsome beard. Foolish
la y I kept on thinking of . ►
er,. until
as we were dashing almost 1ik
lightning though the wind an
darkness, only fifteen or- twent.
• minutes from Chalk 'Farm, the bel
in my van r ng! out with a sliar
:and sudden slur -mons. ,I neve
wondered fo a moment who,liac
Pulled‘ the cord. Instinctively
knew,nd it was! the carriag
furthest fro My van ! .1 left m
place almost ,rea€hlessly as the en
gine s1aekene Speed, and, heatene
ing ,slang th foot -board, hesitated
at no window until I' reached the
one from which. I felt quite sure
jthrt as frightened yonng face .would
`be looking out. _Dry heart literally
beat in dread ar 'I stopped, and look-
ed into the carriage. Wbait .did I
see? Only the to passenger s buried
e
re
r-
se
himself
ly snug
h has
he said,
e
t
e
s
ret
s
0
a:
Y?
e
s.
e•
a
in their separte• commis. Th
hook she field, and looked lit me a
tenished---Ohildi lily, and wonde
tratn 7" she asked timidly.
The gentleman roueed
leisurely from
etepped as iis bale 7"
rising; 'and.. pus ing his leandsom
fice and his long beard,past me a
the windoW,
-•It was only teo evident that
alarm had not be 3.1 given f orn thi
carriage ; yet th feeling had bee
such a° cei Linty me tha it wa
the footboard to ther earth ges much mere slowly than I had gon
first- to ,that ene. Utter arknes
stir:A:minded .us outside, but rem th
Were thrust, eearhting for the reason
Of this unexpected stoppage. No
u- til I reached that second claes
c. rriagre near my own van, 6vhich I
hiid hastened past fiefore,) where
the fiilgety, deaf old lady who had
had no need to leok in, and frestion
her. Her head was quite out of die
window ; and, though she had her
hack to the light and I coulkin't see
her face, her voice was cold enongh
, to show that she Was not overpower-
" What a time' you'Ve been coin -
I ightejust as hopeful have cities;
tio ed the telegraph ost which
_could dimly see beside us, and haviie
'expected an answer al 4g wires,
" Where's the sub,11 luncheon.
as -7.et ?" • she inquired, pulling oat
er iong purse with great fussinees.
man, and make haste."
pectancy of the old lady's es as -
they looked -into miue, fir4t over,
rthen under, then through 11.•
every now and then a 'sharp tou
on the !shoulder to recall, me to
duty and hasten, me With her
freshnaent, we. were joined by o
o'. the directors,, wno happened
be going up to town by•the expre
But his just and natural worth
loud as it was -never: moved tl
h ingry old lady ; no, not in z
slightest degree. She never• hea
oue word' of it, and only mildly i
silted, in the. Midst of lit; that Si e
was -.almost tierd of wanting for LI r
sr all luncheon eon -basket. E
With a fierce p:artin; shot, tl e
d -rector tried to make [ her uncle
st nd that shr had incur ed a pen rl-
t, of five pounds, but lIie couldo'
tl ough he bawled it at leer until tl e
p or old -thing,--perhap �nortifi d
a navnig`taken so. much trouble for
n thing ; perhaps overt roe by b r
h nger ; perhaps fright ned at tl e
con. motion she saw. - th ugh didn t
h :ar—sink back in he • spat in a
st ongfit of hysterics, • nd let t e
shillings and sixpences roll out: f
h r lap and settle ut,der fhe seats.
It seemed, to me a Ions time be-
fo •e we started on again) but I su
pose it was only a sir or 'leve
m nutes' delay after all. I expe t
I hould.have waited to explain the
at4 ppage to the pretty young girl f
wl on I considered -myself a sort f
pr )tect-or but, as I said, she was.
th very opposite end of trap trai
an
must have been a goon laugh i r
seg era] of the carriages where nth:
carpe" of our .stoppage got whispere
at. As for me, when %got bac
o my van, solitary as i was,
cl I was in. haste now. Theis
ab
in
chuckled over it until we
Chalk Farm to take tickets.
t se'emed to me that !elle trai
taken into custody as Soon as
ppecl here.
Of course yo
rs all locked,
h yau while ,v
ct
te
su
an
eo
ed
qo
up
co
me
he
for
Ia
the
'Small' .1uncheon
down. the cord,'
lunchetan basket,
e or report
ring gold -rimmed spect tcles? What
e fact 'of Ifer decidedly not ing, as 'r
y one might suppose) a tav ng la -
"Be quick with the small lunch -
n basket, -please," she said, •esigu-
ly sitting, down, and poutdeg the I
utents cif her purse oat in o her
at me from the. silver sh wee
unting she'saav my atter be‘
ar, for I knew it to he hope ess—
she raised her voice seidde_ily to
shrill pitch of peevi. huess, 'and
nted with _one .shakin r nand to
wall of the •carriage.
baskets. Pull
1 want a small
haste tend get it
you the Iran -
wa
st
do
wi
by -
of
det
ty
bit
wi
have the carria
nd I'll dow
hem on
ossessioi
u open
be platform." .
his was said to me by
veil by now, hairing ha
to do with him about
kshire robbery.
sta •ted, "the trail) was se
yb may say, at Rugby
pas wager has undergon
cau es such scientific pr
ago " he answered. " It ems that
tw ofthe thieves we are &lodging are
in this train in clever disglaises. We
ha had. precty full particulars,
the igh the discovery waen't made
tint 1 after you left the junction.
vol. e a li▪ ttle here ---1" a yeung lady
nd gentleman together in either
tll
I felt a bit of an odd catching,. in
ad and gentleman belonging to,
et er ; but there may be iolentv in
he
hot
lid
avis,
ew pret
a goo
War
efore we
Tiled, as
Every
a close
What
arations
tram.- What , if there are
girl There iyaS no yo}ung lady
niong the roqbers," rejoined ti
w s a woman who'd make herself m
bear isn't bad for a, lady nowh to to
us p •etty well by her thick red hair p
It ut the young lady 7" I -asked, en
now if I told you shle grey out. of sh
that oy with the. clOsely-c it, dark of
haie at we are after'? an
.1.. remembered the pretty plaits .w
and' the lOose, falling hair. I re- ils
men»ei•ecr rhe bewilderme4 in the
eyes which entirely hid the r natur-
al ex nession,, and I 1(11(111'4 answer
-thief, :he turned laway only more and
more hopefully from each. He was
so sure they ye -elle there, and that es-
• cape was -impossible. We reached
the last carriage in the line, and
now my heart eat in the oddest
manner possible.
"ls this cot 'Ailment emp
then !" asked Davis, while my fi
ers were .acvually shaking as I.
liable r inedy in cluing coughs, colds,
a d. pulmonary disease. Many of t40
m res. a truly wonderful.
0.- -1: the mind n, ponderable ter au
Nan thinks, studies, invents, *lies the
-imponde .able substance ; an es.4nce, va-
por, Or a indescribable something which
ca not be. grasped, felt, or witheld ?
, brain by overwork, and loses his *pascal ;
ng- restdrat i"es, and again thinks. i
put When we reflect that a power -id en -
my key in the • door of- the centre
"Even if it had been empty it
wouldn't have been left dar k," I
what's come to f ie lamp?"
• I might well
to thelt lamp, fel the. compartment
was as dark as if it had never been
lighted : yet bad not I myself' Stood
and +atched the lighted lamp put in
at _Rugby 7 Aud—the carriage was •
empty too !
'" Why was this 7" asked the
lective, Ur ruiner sharply uPon in
r" Why was not .the, lamp lighted
But the lamp was lighted, at
burning now as sensibly as t
others—if we ould but have se
ii. As we sopa discovered, t
glass was covered by a kind of ta
paulin, intensel black and strong
adhesive -and he carriage was
°Completely dar as if no lamp h
been there at 11. The perplexi
in Da,vis's face was as great as in
oWn when I told him who ha
ak what was come .
durance can lie imparted. to the bnin„
and tha, weak minds have been restored
to stre gth . by Fellows' Compound
Syrup o llypophosphites, we cannot but
conclud that that the subtile power is
really p /Aerobic -matter, from the fact
that the ingredients are supplied which
render i, support and give it vitality-.
Pe sons w, ho study bard should preserve
thcir b4lance of power by using this
WO QUESTIONS EASILY ANswEnEn.,---
th y are great protection to the throat
an lung , and -add mueb. to their per-
sonal ap, ea.pruahniaceo.nic\-1;\hayfesrhso;,1133weceauussee
(1;3.: 4 4 ilriYan
lgwh i use for coughs, colds, tickling in.
ld use them physicians recommend -them,
be . and sing rs and public speakers say they -
are the v ry best medicine in existence - -
ell for 1 the turd of -such coMplaints. Sold
he by all edicine dealers, at 25 cts. per
IY W were pleased. to see, not long
as sinde, in one of our exchanges, some
pretty avere renaarks addressed to
ad several persons ;vlio, during. au interest-
ty ing learn+ by Bev. John S. C. Abbott,
d vented many from hearincr. People who
cannot refrain friom cougtIng, had better
Stay away from sue'!" places, or else take
in. ciold ind, or drank too much cold.
tha have , pen. o it in the cold rain, stood.
wat r, ca not be over estimated ; no man
slim ld be without. them who dwns a.
good horse: .
have left the trassn here at any rate, '.
he said i and I kele ;he: as well as
he •Bdtildt. you haVe *guessed the ,end.
'During those few minutes that we
stopped on the llne, the two thieves
darkening the lam pi.eveneifter I had
left them, and using their own key
—had left the carriage under 'cover
of the darkness ; managing their es-
cape in their black dresses out into
the blackness .of Ithe,,night as clever-
ly as they haZI Managed their theft
and shbsequent concearinent. But
how c.mild theY have, depended on
this unusual delay—this exquisitive
opportunity given -them in the utter
darkness close to the city, yet at no
station ? When I officially made
depusition, and !explained the calls°
of our stoppage, something of the
truth seemed to break upein us all ;
but it. we'll% fori a good while that
it settled hart° a Certainty. I Then it
got clear to everybody that lie older
scoundrel had duped us. inore in-
geniously than the youn.ger ones
As the incapable old lady (deaf as a
stone, and scibl.nd, that she had to
with eyes al*ays half closet , and so
hungry that she ha to 'top the
train for a lunel eon Eis:ket he bad
alli. Where on arth were he thick
which we were to 1 ave i entitled
liiin 7 Bat by- le time th police
saw the whole thhag demi it was
too- laite to foll w up any clue to
ilitliie cab. whicl had faker. the ec-
centric,. old lady • nd her par els and
floWers ftAn Eus on was los, in the
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It is composed of six of the best Oils that are
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ii
thing ever 31121 e: Will save you. much suffering
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NORTHRUP & 1.13IAN, Newcastle, Out., sole
agent for the minion. '
203-4
„ E. Hickson & Co. „and 13. lamisden, Agents for
nforma-
altely•'-ilicensed eab at kill, but one
ere! ngieg to the gang, and part ef
hei finished fraud I verily believe,
0; that someth es now—though
erhaps ,on Alie_9 her side the chan-
ell----thok three prabticed knaves
Davis still assures me, ' witth the
joyed a hearty laugh oxer t iat De-
e t cheerful co ifidence, (hat he
al 1 yet heve the pleasure s Me day
Oapping three Of tl e mos expert
ish I felt so sure Of --The
cogit
enou
ANI,) COMFORTING By a t 'ere ugh
knoWledge of the natural law which
govern the operations of. digestion . and
.-..-le.11 selected cocoa, Mr. Epps las pro-
cly flavored beverage which a,y save
..: fts.—Made simply with b6i1 ng .wa-
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einists, London." Also, ma i.-ers of 1
pes Milky Cocoa (Cocoa au Con- I
1+1.- M......lk).
SPECIAL NOTICE .
Simple, elega.nt, durable
are the Osborne Seiving Mr
ands now in use.
ly pa It the locked luggage van. i (se
ow they re here, and that I shall ter
11). :781:k e've no clue ye to tl eg otlhclaett:
It's most agg alvatir
rascal
lost ight of
the bi %est rogue of ail. Could along."
lid came alone, feeli g very
stupic g,lad that there was all -the
train to search before we • could -
each
vhere
hen are We to Lie allowed to
ively„ as we mac ed her eitaringe,
e tied her ga ing out in iost
vide t• and utter ignorance o
hat ssEta going on round he
m lo lied in, ga'ad Do you he-
nly vished she c aid hear In
elped her down.„ Then, seeilng
ges; e beckoned it porter to her,
inking xpressively h. at-
a probable shillingi
,Carr e after, carriage we e min-
d ; an ho -ugh Davis detec d no
Seeitig now that she was almost
is blind as she was' cleaf, 1 b6gan
be spot tO which .she i pointed
bove the seat . opposite her
me pap rs • were posted, in
line ; on of the advertisemei t's of
f‘ Sniall lu chew' baskets" sue ilied
t Rugby, the other, the comp ny's
irectious for Summoning the uard
. As they happened to be pl ced,
the letteis did read as ihe had - aid :
1 "Small Luncheon Baskets Run
While It !Yas gazing frora her te
he bilis, getting weer a bit of my as-
uishment, and she was giving me
the tzirl whom bitcl, thini..1 peculiarly attractive about
•
The ticreat Female Remedy.
JOB LosEs' PEntonrear. PILLS.
rrliCES in.valn ble medicine is unfailing in the
and a Speedy ezdei inay be relied on.
To inarried 1 'es it is peculiarly stated. It will, -
i.
-i• cnie of all hose painful and dangerous -diseases '
to which the einale constitution is subject. It
moderates all xcess -and removes all obstructions,
in a short time, bring on the monthly p eliod 'with
reFulThealiset3;*ills ishotil' d not be taken by 'Females
during the fir5t three months of Pregnac3-, aa.they
are sure to bnng on Xiscaniage, hut at any other
time they ard s fe.
ertion, palpitaftion of the heart, hysterics, and
In all cases. f Nervous and Spinal. Affections,
pains in'the b k and limbs, fatigue on slight ax -
,whites, those p s will -effect a cure when all other
means have ailed; and although a powerful
remedy, do not -contain iron, calomel, antimony, or
- anything hurtf to the constitution. /.
Full -directi s 31 the pamphlet around- each
package, which cho hi be carefully prenerved.
.Tob Moses, I\ ew York, Sole Proprietor. $1.-00 and
124 cents for pet •ta ge, enclosed to Northop & Lyman,
Newcastle, Ont , general agents for the Dominion,
will insure a ottle, containing over rsi pills by
ret ern mail.
R.11.--acrinSoodlettnin `eaforth by E. Hickson & Co. -and
RA I LWAy TIM •E TABLE.
Trains leave the Seaforth Station as
folloWs
Express.
1
Division Cour
•
GOING WEST.
GOISC EAST.
s will be held as follows .:
The Cerirts wil' 47 open at 10 A.M. each divy. '
nd re- ix,..L.,ii jr....,:s..._:mi."71.3: N'orth Ill_in-Htreet, two doors
"LT-c-tiouth of Mr..Tho.lea.s1•3tepiiena's, Will take in
some- Tiffsic..as hit; sumoinas-castors6..6 for their lib -
1
I et
a
es
Ole
nd
her
Iiis i telligent eye and ear, his lo ty car-
riage his tree and graceful mot'on, his
vast gtrength, his obedient temp r, and
his inclispensible use, all endear hini to
us. We lia,ve to look at hii fine propor-
tions, and take in the inspirations of his
energy and power," but it is only, -when
the horse is properly cared for—wlien he
is free from disease or unsound MSS ' of
he is but of little value. A paaage of
any kind that he will exhibit these
points of attraction, and -without! which
Darlay's Condition Powders and Arabian
Heave Remedy, should be in possession
of every man -who owns a horse, to be
used in case of emergency. -Don't fail to
get it. Remember the name, and see that
the !signature of Hurd. & Co. is on each pack -
acre. Northrop & Lyman, Newbastie,
d'ut., proprietors for Canada. issoid. by
all medicine dealers. -
or A large volume would not contain
the mass of testimony which has accumu-
lated if favor of Dr. Wistar's BalSam of
g, 3ears, ant trusts
1 has now on hand a. large assortment of Good.
Sound
, Green Hemlock.,
Which he WIIITallt.S Win giVC satisfactions.
-1 PENCI-N-(; AND DR4INING
Always 'kept on band. kso,
200,090 "TIT OF rimi,
Cat .fer builaimig ant general purposes, which be
Arl'ILVDED TO.
The Mill is situated on the Townline between.
lIcKillop and Ilullett, S and miles from the Hu-
ron Road. ' 211
at his
y011 ID,
tend
pleasa
sappli
int hie:: I
:100;0;),
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