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COMOA me-wil-Reem. 6
"I am b0r*," 4fowled tue.molAlvis,
smiling sourly.
,,W4 must . .depart within the hour.
Let ray litter Up piepared, and send
men oXt horseback to provide rolaye of
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carrl@r* every ton Vallee . DeloY not.
The matter prosaeu."
There could be no mistaking the
agitation of the hidden speaker, That
an Admitted'rival of her father's dy.
nasty should be even the nominal
leader of the'rovelt WAO not to, be en- .
4ure4. The mere suggestion of such
a thing was gall and wormwood, None
realized better than this arch-prIester-a
of cabal that a predominating In -
Ifluence pined .at the outset of a now
regime might never be weakened by
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Z40TES
which they can earn a living.
'SPOtt" Business, College$ are
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is old, too. The craftsman who f h
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tances from a share In the control of
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NESS TRANSACTED,
the largest trainers in Canada,
loned this clasp I* not to be toa�oln�
Even the fanatical moulvie
His servant's warllW� attire wss� out-
And our gra I duates secure the .
nowadays. Why, It may have,, been
gasped at this Intelligence, though his
Ilutritious. t1wilgh,nauseallng to Nuro-
best positions. You c; in study
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worn by Nurmahal her�elf! Nikela of
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shrewd Wit taught hIr
And Bladder Troubles, 1�atue Va4k and -
Rheumatism, to test GIN PILLS.
at home, or partly at hoine and I
Its fifty pearls could supply, a cliaptor
saldar had not exchanged glances with ,
INTELEST ALLOWED ON, DF-
finish at the College.
of a romance. And you. -found it, to�
him without good reason.
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good condition, by eating freely. The
ryot eyed Qhumru doubtingly when
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&6ther with this saf"ondu.ct, in Ma.1-
"Come, then," said he, eat. I
JIOSPJ�S. SALE NOTES PURCH-
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INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
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colm's turban?"
"Yes, uncle, Do you think L would
have much occupation, and it will free
thy bands If I see to the bAngWg of
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speak carelessly of such A precious
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object? When one has disc er
the Feringbi forthwith.." .
"Nay. that cannot be," was the cool
csf the momy ,.it the first convenient
cure you. Ie won't cost YOU a cent. You *
treasure it isa trait of human nature
reply, as the two entered. the building,
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to note PrOty closely the place where
"I would not have ridden so hard
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(to lumissioa on his waster's disburse-
swoon""
It came to light."
througlx the night for the, mere string-
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CLINTOk
, Mayne was yet too mucU. taken up
Ing up of one Nazarene. By the holy
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*o pay heed
with puzzling side-lasues t I
Kaaba,, we gave dozens of. them a
� speedier death yesterday."
ANO ER, FIN*NCI-AA'-, REAL
Business Collimlle
to WinlfreWs demeanor, He remem-
the extraordinary proposal made
- ',What. other errand bast thou? The
ESTATE AND FIRT1 INSUR
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ORO. SPOTTON, PRIN.
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y Roshinara, to Malcolm ere she drove
mattertouclies only the Nazarene's at -m
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tempt to reach,Allahab d, I suppose?"'
ANCE AGENT. RNPRESE14-
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away to Delhi from hor father's hunt_
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"That lit, a small thing. Our bro-
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Ing lodge. Could it be possible that
his young friend had met the princess
thers at CAwnpore may )lave secured I
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COMPANIES.
on other occasions' than that which
AAAah,abad and other towns lit the Doab
long ere'to-day. This Frank comes
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COURT OFFICE
DIVISION t
D. N. WATSON
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Nlalcolm,laughlngly described as'the
lunging of Nejdi a4 -the plunging of'
back with me to Luckuow. It I bring
alive I earn a, jaghtr, It dea dt, only
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CLINTON, .. � ONT,
his, m4stert It occurred to him now,
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER
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with 4 certain chilling misgiving, that
"Thy words are strange, brother.,,
.N.Ith it wc4li; laugh, "tbAt you would
for the . County of Huron. Correp-
he had himself broken in with a be-
wIldered exclamation when Frank
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"Not so strange as the need that this
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poudence promptly answered. Charg-
scemed to regard the Princess's offer
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Feringht should live till .he reaches
Lucknow. He hath In his keeping cer-
,vho wort� this unitorm was a Brahmin,
'ind that malces all the dIffere0o.
es moderate and satisfaction guaran-
of employment In her service as
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BARRISTER. W)LIOM)a
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teed. Iiiimediate a i rrangements for
sale daites may be made by calling
worthy of serious thought. There,
were other a pects of the affair, as-
nara Begum of Delhi, and lie must be
made ta' confess their whereabouts..
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At The.Nows-Record Office or on
prots so siXter that he almost re,
SO far as , that goes, what is the differ- I
NOTARY. pUBLIC. ZT0.
Frank Watson at MoEwan's groo-
h sed to harbor them. Rather to,gain
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ence between a. troe In Rai Bareillk
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time than with any definite motive, he
and a tree in Lucknow?" . . .
OFFICE -Sloane TlItIck-01 MON4
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stooped over the p4as again, mean ' Ing
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'�True, It the Affair presses, Never.
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to rc4d It word f6r word. . �
"Of course you, -have not forgotten,
1-1-cle, that Mr. Malcolm took us into
theless, to those who follow me, f nisty -
have. the best6wing of many, jagbirs."
"I will follow thee with.all haste, 0
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CHARLES B. HALE O..-.-.
tioneer for t1i6, . counties ef Huron
his confidence so far as to,tell us of
holy 6ne," was the answer, , but a field
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REAL ESTATE
and Perth, Correspondence provalite"
the. curioms letter that, reached him
in, a known village ,Is larger, than 'a
. Not only (!all I bring you by the short.
ly answered. Immediate arrang�-
alter the second battleoutside DelhiT,�'
towilohip, In ,a,.i unknown ]Kingdom.
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ments can be mode for sale dates at
said Winifred, ."It saved him .at Bith-
Let. me secure 'this jughir first,. 0
sad
The News -Record, Clinton, or by
oor when the men from C'"ynPOre
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worthy ,of fionor, and I shall come
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calling phone Q7, 8eatorth. Charges
mcant to ha ng him, And, seeing that
.quickly to thee -for the others," _
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moderate and satisfe,ctiow- guarsn-'
he had the.pne Article In his posses-
sion, It Is passing. strange that he'
"How came It that Nawab of Ram-
bur assunuW the leadership?" inquired.
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shoula have omitted to mention the
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"I .-have no camp," sald Malcolm,
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:nher-to me." . .
Then- the mail knew what It all
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the graver topic of the rebellion. ..
The other scowled sarcastically. �
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DR. W. GUNN
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DR, OVENS, ,?A. D., 1. R. C. P.
rreant to the girl, He placed his arm
11149 to of no account," he muttered.;
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. Et9., Specialist' In Diseases of, ibe
around her neck and drew her towards
Lim. .. . . . .
- -Was I mistaken. In thinking that thou
get
L. R. P., L.
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Eye, - Far, * Nose . and Throat,
Holthes'
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"My poor WinifredIll.he murmured
"you .sparea
didst not want All my bud, opened
for a w�man? He who gave me a
Eftburg .
will be at I Drug Store.
might at least hav, been
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message for, thee was the moullah W ho
the other mail. ' . .1 . : . .
1�1 wIll go oil hi.fronk Jla the ek"I" , . � I .
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Clinton, on Tuesday, March.' Ist,
such a revelation at this moment."
- dwellg near the Imambara. Dost thou
office-Onterio street, Clinton. 100%
29tb, April 26th, May 24th, June
His sympathy br9ke.down her pride..
not know him? Gli4zi-ud-diu. Re
alls at front door of oftlee or at
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219t. 'It you require. -G.,
.asses donst
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fall to see Dr, Ovens.
She sobbed as though her. heart would'
yield beneath ihe� strain... for a little
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sent me. 'Tell theMoulvie, of F z b d
that he In wanted -he will undgrstand,'
residence on Rattesbury street .
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,vhila tborb was no ootind-In the room
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said be. - And *now, when I have eaten,
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Out Wintfred's plaints," while'ever and
mon the walls shook with the'drash
leid me to the Feringhi. Leave him
to Within two dktys'l shall have
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a --DP- J. W. SHAW—
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Tfte' MaKillop JUutual Me
oc the -cannonade and the ,bursting of
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inore news. for thee."
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sh6viv.- signs of stiffness, Malcolm
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brand of the front rank in .Lucktiow,
to Ahmed -Ullah that his Qppor-
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-Farm and Tso aW 'Puwrt Px*pert'-
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Ahmed 1111ah, Moulvie of Fyzabad,
!,ad a 'quick: earfor ,the*, arrival of the
"ative officer'of ca,valry- from Luck-
proved
tunitybad.come. -He gave orders that
the wants of the cavalry officer and his
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' horse were to be, attended to, Wh9q he
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ith thee, brother"'
himself bustl�d off to prepare for an
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J. R. McLean, President, Seaforth P,
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aid he, after a shrewd 'glance At tie
immediate journey. -
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O.. .: U; HCJ Owen, Vice -President
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BrucMeld P. 0. ; .T. I& Flays, -Sed.-
r el -worn. and blood-stalfted man and
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!orse. "Thop bast 'ridden .far and
, When the Begum and the moul vie�
-departed 'for Lucknow they wera ac -
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compo'llied by nearly the Whole of -their
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PHYSICIAL, 9TIRG419N.T. ETC.
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ebad, and how fares it at Lucknow?"
"With thee be PeAde!" was the re-
retinue. Two men wera, to assist
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the rissaldar Ili taking (.are of the,
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Special attention g',ren to dis�
Seaforth ; ..
William Chesney, John
Grievtk. Winthrop ; ,George -Dale, Sea-
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,13, "We fought the Nazarenes yester.
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ay at P. -place called Chinhut, and sent
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prisoner, and these two vowed by -the
Prophet that they never met such a
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eases of the Eye, Bar. Nose and
.forth John Watt, Harlock ; John
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*James
. undreds of the infidel' dogs to the
swashbuckler as the s.tranger, for he .
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Throat. �
Bentiewies, Brodbaga�-,' ',Evans,
Ifth 'circle -of Jehannum, ,The 'few
used stran ge oaths that delighted them
tyes. carefully examined and suitable
Be,echwood ; James' Connollyo . -
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:ho escaped our Bwords.are . penned up
and told , stories, of the sacking of
glasses prescribed.. .
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i the Residency, and Its walls are now
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Lucknow. that mad,. thein tingle with
horses, until the first dark hourmade,
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I . -,umbling before our -guns. .By the
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Office and residence : 2 dooro west of
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Robert Smith, Harldck; .. E. Hin�
I iftb of Nizam-ud-din, the, unbelie-vers
, Oddly enough, lie was very'Anxious
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the COMmPrdtal HI)t.el. HW1001 St-
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chley, Scaforth ; - James Cummingsi
I 'ost.. have fallen 1 ere the .present
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that Nazarene's horse ,should be
recovered, and 'was so,pleased to bear
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Th' oulvIe's wicked eyes, sparkled.
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Aught In it field on
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Any money to be pald In may be
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raise be'to Allah and his Prophet
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the outskirts of the town and, brought
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DR. F. A. AXON. 1. .
Vaid' to Tozer & - Browid, Clinton, or
reveri h cried. came,, this'
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. Iiing t� pass. .-
mised his Assistants a handful of- gold
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at % CuWs grocery, Goderich. .
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"My r�gllnent took the .lead,'.' said
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moliars apiece-whe'n tfiety . reached
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.1e ris4a.ldg.r, prbudly, "Wei had long
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- Once, ere silliest, bq-visIted the - pri-
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Specialist in Crown sad Bridge
or, transact other .business. will . be
promVtly attended to on -application
Jiafed *under .the commands of the
huzo0t.l. At last we, ros� hnd made
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to aftyaof the above officers addressed
short work of out officers. You see
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the warriors of th- 7t � h Cavalry'niust,
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Chicago, and R.C.D.S., Toronto.
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tp their resptetive -postoffices. . .Losses
here-" and he touched a rent in his
side,. "where one of them tried to
indeed', be fine follows. ' .
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hispected.-by the director who lives
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stop the tbruot that ended him,... But
At -last, when Frank ,was led forth
Bayleld Mondays from May to '
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carest the %cene. - .
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I .clave him to the .chin,, the
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diall's flow of humoroua Invective
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eater,- and when Larrence-sabib at-
tacked us at *ChInhut we chased him
reached heights that pleasedAhe vili
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over the Canal and thro,ugh�:the
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llwao!"Wao! This is good bearingl
lazarene's
lagers immensely. The, -N
hands were ticd behind him,.and the -
gallant rissa.1dar, holding the Arab's
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E I C , LINTON:. - �_. , � , ONT ' .
Wast, ' thou sent by softie of the faith.
reins, rode- by his side. moulvie's
Men � folloWed this guise :the
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. I erms of subseription-.41 ret year
ful to summon Me, brother?" I
"To summon thee and all true! bew
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. quartette'quitted Rai- Bareilly for ,the
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Advance $1.50. may be abarged At
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- not go, paid. No -discontinue
lievers to th* green standard, Yet
had I one other object In riding to Raf,
-north. . I .
They were about ,a mile oxi therir'
Trains will arrive at and 6epart
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from Clinton Station as tollawS :
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ller�tilly. A certain Nazateneo MAI
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C olrh by na-Me, au officer of the . Sid
-way and the sun was nearipg the hort.
z6a, When'the native officers. bade his
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SUFFALO AND GODERTCH DIV.
in
the opi ion - of the publiblier ',
date. to wbich every sub3criptien is
clavalry, Was bidden by Larrence to
make for Allahabad and seek help,
escort halt. , . .
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Going rest . 7.45 a. m..
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paid. is denoted on the label. .
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The�story runs that the Nazarenes are
. 1�wbata.mlthinkingof? Mytioriehao
done . fifty miles in t wen ty-four 'hours,
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49 .1-07 P -m,
Adyertising rates-TLanSiCRt Ad Ter-
mustering th�sre lor a last stand ere
Into the
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Is , . 5.15 P. M.
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tisements, 10 cents' peer noupariel
%re driv- them � I vea.-. Tbis.mal-
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that. Ilath-not tbe.moulvie friendain
Going ,West 11.07 a. in.
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colm-sahlb-" . I
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Ral'Bareilly who will lend us a. spare
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&$ 44 1,26 p. in.
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ly, for his self-love was wounded
Pkirl, , I I - . .
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64 44 15.40 ; P.M..
. ton. Small not to
marning that the.' rebel messenger
AAmed UIIQ,h1s. retainers hazarded
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of $4 11.28 ' p. m.
exceed: one inch,. such as "Ldat."
-lassed him WithAha mob. "We have
the opinion that their master's pre-
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LONDON, )HURON & BRUCE DIV.
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"Strayed," or, "Stolen," etc.# in
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him here. He Is In safe keeping when
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�ence all ght b-, necessary ere friend -
ship stood such a straln6 , .
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GoiAg, South 7 . .15 0 . a. M_
sqrted once for 35 cents. and eWh
he is In the hands of Ahmed Ullahl"
"What"'
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"Then why not make the Nazareno
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:-subgeauebt Insertion 10 cents.
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timmunicat4ons intended lot publiej,.
exclaimed the newcomer.
with a inighty oath. ."Are y6u the'
Ijay for lils'journey T' said thdrissaldar.
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Going North 11.00 a. �M.
44 14 6.35 ,0. W.
. tio.n. must,'as a paritktne of good
3aintly Moulvic '0f.Pyzabad?;'
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"Whom als,�, then, -did you expect
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to lie showed skill as a ect-pul'se In
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going straight to an t=r pocket
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"You, Indcod, - 0 revered one. But
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where Malcolm carrled� some small
store of money. Taking'ten gold me-
-hasten
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rot berv.* My orders *ere, once I had
secured the Naiarene, to send urgent-
hurs, lie told the me,"' to bick
to the village and purdqlase'a'coupIe
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ly to Pyzabad and. bid you hurry
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to ,f stl,ol,g ponies.
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Luckno%v With all opeed.`
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vide Ofi. --You must Po afoot. else I
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I gave thee this message?"
may never Again see you or the, tats.
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MAZE
"One wholn'thou wilt surely 'listen
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I will abide. here, till y u turn. S
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cu. Yet Luese things are not for every
man to lacar, We nn;st speak of them
..�Ijat you lose tie time, but if darkness
*alls speedily I will await you In the
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bapiniaNtis &d.
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The moulvie was appeased. Nayj
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Not daring to argue With this trucu.
, ketab add deacrICtion ma:P
An one $and ON& s
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more, his ambition was fired,
"Come
lont400king bravo, tli� in' -In obeyed,
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9 4%, aficaruall on* opiniongm * stiker an
tab . � 00 1111DIOP-1k
en an t Is riddentem,08 K On b �
,Mexico, Colorado, .California And
Coast Points.
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. with me Into the hO.use. You
are Ili need of food and re6t. Come!
Already it Was dusk . and daylight
would soon fall, No sooner bad they
=11tatert.110 Mott enoylorpmli 0.tentA.
P ntN t U Munn v"6110
I irafts, in the
-Pacific,
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The Grand Trunk Railway' Sys-
We can talk while you eat."'
He drew nearer,, but A womaWs
:11s*dppeated, round tho first bcnd in
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road than the rissaldar, Uniast-11-
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tem In the Popular Route from,
voice, was raised from behind a screen
:he
ing Malcolm's bonds th, N%hi-e, said
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all points cast through Caft4a
in one of the rooms. I
with a strange, humility,
.
A-i' ' wetkly. rArgeot dr,
, ltnMf .rj":,V.JtJ. J.u..L .Terms for
Sold bY
� via Chicago. . .
.
"Tarry yet a minute, friend.
. would learn more of events in Luck-
I "it vas easier done than I expected,
sallib, but I guessed that my story
ijanadaw $&10 s ymr, po"m joeW4.
BLU newkiesaers. .
MUNN & Co.su1El,a*d-#-NeWYtrk.
FMATURIIIS. I
/ I . .
now, Tell us more fully what has
taken place there."
I
about the Nawab of Ram jur would
Moulvio and BegUR),
Br"eh omeo. 0% F at- Wasbinoton. D.
Double Track, Past Service, P in-
'
"The Begurn of Oudh must be obey-
send Packing,
';oW We tire free, and we have four
' "A most worthy and horiorab!e sen-
I pst Roadbed, Modern Equipment,
ed," said Ahmed Ullah with a warn-
.
, ___ - . .
Unexcelled Dining Car Service.
Ing, glanceat the other. He was met
A I
horses. Whither shall we go? But,
10 14. 1, -A.fh a. 0, .:haf or -set lei
E
All elvinents -of safety and coft%�, With a VIIJ1111OUS aft intriguing ook . 0 . , F 0
. that would have satafted Machiavelli, us leave the main road, for messenier�
.. fort. TIT. . but the officer bowed low before the may meet the moulvie and that woulil
. � TO TTIF, ,14VNNY SOV screen. k� maka him Suspicious."
I ,,I am, Indeed, honored to be, the "Thy counsel is better than mine
0
No more d(Wrable route fAian via bearer of good tidings to royal eara,, good frleftd," was Frank's Answer. "I
Grand, Trunk and connecting lines. said he, "Doubtless I should have amyet dazed with thy success, and M3
V103tY LON� 1UTE.S. been entrusted with letters for your only word Is—to Allahabad."
highness Were not the city In SOMO
T,�Onfusloti owing to the fighting." CHAPTER XI.
.Secure tleket,; rtn& full particulars "Wbo commands out, troops?" came � A Day's Adventutes
I the sharp demalid. Though his 4rAV, was stiff and pain
JOIIX RANSPOnD, 'Uptown Agt. "At preg(mt, Your highness, tho Na- ful, the rough bandaging it h d
I AI re
. ab'of Ranipur rp.presellts tho King Of 0 *OA ge f 0 Iven hily
IA, 0, PATTISON,'Depot Agent. . celved and th L r o d g
or Address J. D� McDonald, District ')11'111". f That In gutficlofit quantity at Rai Bareiltly
. ... I'll(. NavvoLb of Rampur. CAU, had partly restored MUICOIDI'l
Passenger A&A, Uniop Station, To -1:1'a lie tokrattd. Ahmed U11011111 stnUath., . No-verthelem. he though'
kZhith. Out. - .
4
I
-1
_7
�
_ —
. to his alite.1sug. Her$ he prodil�ta
.
,his Mthd ATAO falliDe Whell, 111-nie 41m, some glice and chupattles, and halt a'
- . . � 1.
I j
APOST CARO' NNOS, '
light of thf, inner room in which be
was confined, ho saw (Illuvarq sta ad-
do2ca raw (q!gs. The feast mi,aht not
VISM
HELP FOR THE K01393
.
Ing before him.
teml-t an f�vivtire. but its voloponents
His servant's warllW� attire wss� out-
were exceilvar. and Frank Was well
,
aNvare tbar t1w ghe(� Was exceedingly
- ' GIN Plf,L$ SENT FREE
ficlently bewildering, and tile sonor-
OU0 objurgationo with which he was
Ilutritious. t1wilgh,nauseallng to Nuro-
We want all sufferers foom, Xidney
I
greeted were not calculated to dispel
pean taste, being prectica0y ralield
butter made, from buffalo will;
And Bladder Troubles, 1�atue Va4k and -
Rheumatism, to test GIN PILLS.
the cloud over his wits, but A Whis-
pered sentence gave hope, and hope
There -was plenty of fodder'for the
aW,
see for themselves that GIN PIT44Swill;
Is a wonderful restorative.
horses, too. and they .showed their
re ly cure all them tromUles.
vreteild nut to know me, sahlb, and
good condition, by eating freely. The
ryot eyed Qhumru doubtingly when
If your Kidneys are weak-ff it Veins
)*on to urinate -if back ach�"
All will be well," said his unexpected
ally, and, from that Instant until they
Malcolm gavo him five rupees. t7lider
your � ,
hands and feet are crippled with Rhea , w , .
stood together on the Luckilow road,
ordinary conditions, the eabib's uatlie
. ance to
matista-give 0114 PILLS a ch
. �
Alalvolm lbad Suarded tongue and eye
assistant uould demand the returil
prove that they Will reliev 0 you�and I I
In the firm faith that Chumru would
csf the momy ,.it the first convenient
cure you. Ie won't cost YOU a cent. You *
save him.
moment, and. indeed, Chumru himself
4oult have to buy them. $imply write .
He was not mlstftkon. The adroit
Was Ili tbe habit of exacting a stiff
us fora free sample. I .
,
Mohammedan know better than to
'
(to lumissioa on his waster's disburse-
I 'A short time a o, I received a firm .
rl
trust his sahlb alid himself too, 10,19 on
ments. Frank wailed at the man's
embarrassed air. .
, of GIN r L14S wbich I havj,- .
sample
tAkea with such good effects thafT here -
the highway.
"They will surely make search for.
"Irlie 'wonoy Is thinp. friend," said
with. enclose Soc for a box of them. I .
as, huzoor," b,.� said as they headed
lie, quietly, "and Were Is more to be .
believe GIN PILLS are just the things .
Across country towards a dicant ridge,
,
"The
earned if thou art so minded."
"I am, but a poor man-" began the
for me." RICHA" HAVF.VWp
FRUNCH RIVIM. I
thickly coatca witli trees, Be-
gum and Ahix,.,,d Ilt'ali met I for A
ryot.
GIN P134T,$ are socalled be%uso they
gre,
pul-pose, and 6tAr'frIeud3 w 11 a t fall
17
,ust so. Not every day eanst thou
contain the medicinal p a ple
_ri 4 of
to tell then,. of tha trouble In Luck.
obtain good payment for a few hours'
, Juniper berries, the,qitsseutbil principlkof
now. I havQ been shaking In my boots
work. Now, listen. How far Is the
Gin, but do not contain alcohol. . Soo.,&
,
all day. for 'tis Ill resting in the junglt3
Canges from here?"
box - 6 for SZ50 -at dealers. apd, .
I
when tigers are locop, but I knew you
"Less than three hours, -sablb."
.
guaranteed to give satisfaction or moner f
,
,ould not rlde Ili the sun, sad I saw
"What for, horses?"
"Not so, sahlb, A horse can cover
ieNuded. Sampleboxfiveifyouwritw
,
us. National Drug and Chemical Co.,
210 other way of getting r,'d of the
,
in . oulvitt,s ft,,�V than tl.at of se�ndju-g
.
the aistaiwe in all liour-if be be not
�
Dept. A. - Toronto. 5.7 .1 .
�hem bavk Ili dw, dark." .
weary," . .
. I
"It seems to me," said Malcolm,
The peasant vould use his eyes, It
I .
'
.N.Ith it wc4li; laugh, "tbAt you would
seemed, but Malcolm passed the
I
aot liave scrupled to lolock both of
".bere on tbc h,.ad it uee%�ssary.,,
phrase without comment.
"We have lost ovir-way," be said.
aoa:.#, itaa you w;*:, ,�,.aOe Detter I aeconx- . .
.
"No, SAW)), thcy tire my kin. lie
"We want to ikmch the river and take
boat speedily to Allababad, If one
modation at Fattehpdre." .
"Are we oupQedte Fattelwore%' .
,vho wort� this unitorm was a Brahmin,
'ind that malces all the dIffere0o.
like thyself werp willing I to ride � With
"Yes -sahib." I
ftother 49cs not Way brother unless
us to thr., nearest- village on the bank
All the wlffl,�, the zelatudg-r-'s eye -v . .
I
lere bo a woman In dispute."
.where boats can be obtained,'we wouI4
were looklug'furLiyely from lerank,W,
. . f*Wl-c-ii d!d you leayL- the Residen-
give him ten rupees, and, moreover,
'let
the -lower ground. It was a puzzling. I
�ty?-, .
him keep the horse that earried
situation. The irait was not active.h#
"About u1ni- o'clook last night, 34-
hinl�'?
hostile, yet his manner betrayed alL I � .
ilb." I
The 1,yot was delighted with lite
-
undCreurrent of fcar vni dislike tba%
"Did you sce the nilr�s-sahib before
good fortune.
could only b,�, accounted for by tbo
.
-,()a call . Le awoy?" ,
"Blessed b,.� I�ali!" lie cried. "I saw
downfall of British power In tile lo -
� I
,lit -was she who"told me. whither
five female ghosts with goats' heads In
cality. Thinking Chunint could deAl
7ou had gonb,. sahlW'
a tree last night, avid my Wife said it
better 'with his fellow-c-ounCrymun. .
. she k.liew, ittien? .*Did she -say
betokened it journey and : wealth.
Malcolm called him, breaking in on a
."Ah., I
jught-send Ally message?" .
. Not only (!all I bring you by the short.
lively conversation that was gollig on �
"Only (bat �-ou %�ould be certalu. to
eat road, huzoor, but liay. brother has
between his of'ryunt and tile ek%a- .
n,ecd ruy help, :44hib." .
a. budgel,ow moored at the gliat, mean-
wAllah. . . I
, That puzOed''Prank. Winifred, of
ing to* itarry .my castor-oil seeds to
Cbumru, - who b ad told I lie . ryot t-0 . . I . �
r.-our6e, Lad hRld Lothing of the kind,
MirrApur, 1 am not ready for lilia yet
dismount, ca,mo-at once. : . .. .
but Churnru assumed that. she under-
for three weeks or more, and lie will
"Our friend her,,i says. (hat tlkiugsr. , -
atood him, so! his misrepresentation
ask no, better ocoupation than to drop
are quiet on tbe rJvPr, but there art) , I
was quite honest. � . I
down streani with you and your camp,11
no boats to b2- b4d," explained MAI- �
A level path now enabled. them to
"I .-have no camp," sald Malcolm,
colin, Chuntru gr�luned,- and the Ze- . . .
canter and they reachtd the first be -It
,
14but I pay ,the sanie late$ for the'
.
mindar regarded him wig. trouble4l .
1. 1 k4
of tivcs. ten ininutos after the mou).
,� �
boa,. . . .� I . 1.
t",
eyes. .: , � . I . .
vWs m6n'set out for Rai Barsilly.
"The sahib means ilint his (-amp
,T'3xcellerit," lie said, "We shall gqy . . .
I
. Luck, which was befriending chumru
piariphes ty road,' 'put in Chuiliru, se-
to his house and wait whileiii.s. ser- . . . ..
that day, must have made ' possible
verely. "Didat not h.ar litill say that-
vants lbok for n'boat." , '. . .. .1
that burst of speed at the right mo-
we havo uiis)a1d.tb(.,,trAckT . . .
This suggestion -seeified to plelase� . - . .
.
ment. They were discussing. their
.
plans in the gloom of a grove of giant
The ryot apologized for his stupt'
dity, a. o I?r,%nk, recognized- that his
,
the other mail. ' . .1 . : . .
1�1 wIll go oil hi.fronk Jla the ek"I" , . � I .
. .
pi . pals when thef clatter of horses hard
i
retallier disapproved very ;tronely of
he.agreed, "and lead, you to my dwell- -.- . . . .
.1 .
ridden cam'?, from tUP'Tdad �they had'
such striat adharrin ' ce td the truth. On
. I �
Ing ppeedilY.' + ' .
just quitted.. . I
'
I ,the plea iliat they must basfen if the
Chvni�u pdgod+ nearer' lite mastea-,
.
There could bo no doubting the er-
midday licat wern to be'ayol4ed they
i
while their'new acquaintance walked- .
-
rand t I bat brought a cayaleade thus
Out short the halt to .14'sa than"au'liour.
towards the ekka. - . . I .
furiously from the direction of.Luck-,
When they came to lighten tbe'girths
,"Jump e.own And tle both when tr . . I .
.
now. 'It was so,near a thing that for.
.
sigain� they found that Chum.ru,s bors
. , 8
-d, salilb," lie whispered. .
give the Wei � .
I
g little while they could not, be certain
-bad fallcil Wme. As Nejd i 1, to(?, Was
"There has been murder done here." , . .. .. I
theY. had escaped unseen. But tile
sh6viv.- signs of stiffness, Malcolm
,Malcolm understood Instantly tha�'� . �
riders whirled along Rai,Bar.,
mounted one of the spare animals and
his native companion had, found tht-, - ;
.
,towardi
silly,' and in anothei quarter 'of an
!ed, the Arab, Cbumru and the ryot
skka-.wallah more communicative. lr&'. . I .
bour the night would be ttietr best
bestrode the, third horse, and. ulider
, .
fact, Chinura had fooled the man. by', . I
.
� .
guardian. .
the gu'idance.of one *lio knew every. I
�
.
pretendin'g a wllliugnessto� slay the - I . � . '.
.
I "That settles it," said'l�lalttolm,. In.
.
...
path, tbey set out for the Ganges. .;
.
Feringfil forthwith.' 44il'the'pheep,liker � .. �
-
I
whose veins the blood was now cours-'
Thcre aro few featilres of the. land.
vyot was now livid with terror at.the .. .'I.
I I
Ing -with Its vormal *vitality; though,
90'ape so I complex Ili their windings zas.
Prospect of ,Witnessing au Immediate . I I . 1.
fbr the same ,eason, his right forearm
. .
die. foot-patha of India. Owing lo the
� . . . �
killing. . � '. I .�. . . , ., . � . .
ached abonitnably. "It would be folly
liluirmse distAnces between towns_ ,.
lfvh6i the ieWindur was� close tor . � � .. .
i
to. Attempt road again. Let us
ttie fertile and densly populated Dcab'
1he ekka, Chumi-Il'ii-hipped outone of - .1
I
.the
make for the river. We must find a
,.)rfers no'standard.of c.olilpar'son, for
the Bralimin's cAy'alry pistols. . . . .
.
boat there, and got men -to take- ud to
the rrinabider of a - vast continent-
!
"Now, - �"hib! " lie erled. , Malcolm . . .
Allahabad, either by hire or foree."
voads - were scarce and 1af betwc en Ili
erew -his sword and sprang down. The . . .
"Haw far is it to the river, sahib""
.
Nlutiny days. The Grand Trunk Road
-
.ZemIndar fell on his knees; : - I ... . .
I .
. "About twenty-five n4lea.' 7
and Me rivers Galur s. iind . JurinA
,1' .
"Spare. my life, huzoor.-and I wilt .
. .
.
. "Pralse be to Allah! ,That Is better
.
-my
-Were the main arteries of traffic. For
�
'rest,
.
Aell thee everything,!' be roared.. , - . .1 , -
-not iatigue.
than seventy, for te ' et are weary
that accursed. Bralimin's boots."
the ine.n.illarched across countty,.
and the narrow rlbands of field tracks.
- W.ere lie so Worn With -I . .
and were not the issues depending or. .
lot
.� They stumbled on, leading the
ateandered thrmigli plowed Inntl alid
I . . .
the nian's revelations so lmportant� i .
horses, until the first dark hourmade,
jungle, traversed nullalt and. hill and
Malcolm Would have laugheA at thlip. - , � .
progress impossible. Then, when the
Wood, and laterseeted -(at.-h other Ili a
remarkable change of tone. The flab. - . �. �
evening inists melletl and the%stars
tangle that Was w ' holiv inextri, ab'e nn-
.
by, well-fed rascal squealed like a pig.
gave faint light, they resumed tbe
less-ei�e traveled by 1he compass or,by
I .
when point of the sword .touched . �
I
.a
"
mareb; for P,yery mllc� .-allied now was .
well-knoivii landmarks, Where such.
.the .
his - skin, and tho - Englishman 'was - .
worth five at -dawn It perchanve their
were 'visilble. . I.., . .� .
I
f6reed to scowl fiercely to. bide a ' - ' : , . , '
'htiniers thought of malting A circular I
Titc ryot., of.course, familiar with
.. I . .
smile.' ,. �'. . . . '. . . . . � I
swee� of tb.� count ry, Ili the neighbor-
. eazth -vard of tll-? route, Vractically
I � . I �
. ' 11,91)ekk� su,; " lie. said. "What ,of , . . .
�
hood'of Rai llareilly.-, . I
rolldw�d. a straight 11110. .Aftitr a
.ft, . . .
Fattelipore and Allshabadi and be , 1, .
it.was ., glorious nitim. The rain of
stivady log of an hour* and a half-tI)ey .,�ur.e
,thou lihit speptAby list hour it' - : . . ...
tbe preeeding day bad freshened the
saw the*81hier thi-e*ad of tho Ganges
.thou liest.". .. . � . . . . . I . . .
Ali and towards riddidght the moon
from the creet of -a sin -All ridge'that
-
.111,ahib, God. kifovveth that I can te�lf . - - ', .
sai6d into the blue are overhead, so
,raii north and south. The riVer was
.
:lTee naught. �f'All.obabad. but the bud, � . �
they were able to mount again And
then about three Anfles distaut, and
'
mashes at'l,"attelipore have risen. And'. I . .
.
'
travel at a 'faster pace. .Twice .they
tney were hurrYing'down tile d6cent
, ruoker-sali4b is 0ad: ,They killed him. .
were .wariied. by the barking of dogs
I
WheA,they canie.upon all ekka, a.littie
I have 11,; ardi aftbi, it fight on the - rdot' - ' . '
.of the pilpximitv of, small villag6s.
native two-wh6eled cart, without
. I � .
�t the quteherry,". . .
They.gaVe these places'a wide.lierth,
springs,, and drawn by a diminutive
. I . .
Malcolm giler-sed rightly that Mr, . .
since (her.:, was no knoN��Ing ,whathap
pony. Alont.% among Nvheeled convey-
I
. .
'ruckft -Was the judge at that station. . .
.
might bring a, ryot who had heen them
atices, the okka, c.au lea:ve the main -
but he blust Tiot-13PtVaY ignorance. . . � I
-
into. communication with the moulvie's
roads Ili fairly level country, and this'
.
"And the othei%4-they who fled *, �
. . . � . .
followers. � -
. 1� brou
Dne had nvidentA gbt a 20-mindar
� . I I
,V1rhitt.-of theffil."! lie sald.�knowing tbat �
- Each hanilct'inarked the centre of a
ri-oln. a riverside:vIllage, - .
.
(tie scenes enacted elseWhere mu%t . I . � I
!.
I cultivated area. � They could distin-
'rhe man hinl�elf, a portly, rell-
. .
'�iave- 'lot] their � I. I.
At Fatteh--', �
guish the jungle from the arable land
bearded Mohammedan, Was examining .
. ,colunterparit �
. � .
I)MV. . . :. . . ... . . I
almost by'the animals 'they disturbed:
a growing *eroi), axid his behavior, lit)
11'%Vlo�%,W q'he kneeling man fUncJ7 .
A gray wolf, skulking' through . the
lesg than t1w. furtive looks cast at the
. . I � .
d as tfie sword -pricked him agairi�'.
sparsely wooded wastp,would be sue-
newcomers by -his driver, waftied Util.
.
'There are two ments -in a hs .
.
ceeded by A herd of timid deer. Then
.
co'lm Nat here, for a, certainly, the'
. .
I .
I .
the --bi ser � . .
, at. ,They alone remAln of the I
. sounder
a .. of ��gs, headed by a ten,
jNlutiny was a knowa thing The ze.
.
� . . .
who erossed� And - I saved them, ska- . .
Iftch tuaker, would scamper out of the
mindarfs. face. assumed ft'br�nve.green
aib, r swear it, by the Kaabk.J Save4 . . .
border crop, while a pac - k of jackals,
tint whell be ,taw the European offl.
. . . � .1 . . . I I I
Amin."
rending the calln ilight.with their
'
-cer, and -tho.'sulky-looking native
"
, �
� -ph . I . .
ey� ftrl� young, doubtless, and' - -
.
maniac yelping, would start every dog
p behind the shafts of the ekka
I .
,00d -looking?" . . ... . . ,
within a hille'Into it frenzy of hoarse
girwIlel something,.In the local pa,tois
I ' . . 'I
A new. fc-Ar' shone in-tho Mohalnme-.: ' .
-barking. Sometimes a fox .slunk
that -caused the .ryot sitting behilid
.
... . .
-lan"z eyesi and lie did not 'answer. , .
,
across their -path. Out Of many a tuft
.
'bar-.
Cliumru to squirm uneasily,' .
I
. I .
Vrank's gorge fose with a deadly dis- � . �.
they drove a' startled In the
. �
The otber glanced..'hastll.v around,
gust, and it is .'hard to say that 'his: . . . .
-
dense * ufi wth hummed and
=
* as though h(.,,,Iioped to find assistance
. .
5,01. d would not 'have g6fie home. let - I . I
I rustled a life of grea,ter mys.
I I .1. I . � ..
mother instiiiii: -had net Chumru in. . . . �, � .
.
.
tory. . � . I . I
Where water lodged after the ralil
� , . .
lif'Ar, and ctiumru inuttered to! his
� .
U1.11stell: 11 .. I
. .. . . .
!erfercd: * . . . � -
. "Kill him not yet, salalb. Ile may
therd',were countless millions of frogs,
, ..'Have a care., sahlb. else, Wv May
I
�)e useful, Bind litin, and the other � �
croaking Ili harsh chorus, and being
*hunted
. . .
llop on to a limed twig." I I
� I I
0,1ye back to back, Then I.shall hell.. . I
ceaselessly by the snakes
The boldest courge Was the best.
tou to truss them properly." , .. �
which. the monsoon had driven from
ere. I'vialoolin. rude' up to the zelaill-
Chuiiiru. Soon sliowflld that fie-meam . ..
their nooks and crannies In the rocks
dar, who w as separated Bome� f0rtY
I
b sluk,ss. When h,., was tree to re.- . I . �
u
On such -a night all India seems to b �
. .
-paces from the ektA, ,
�
place 1he pistol fu the bolster. wbiev. . I
dead as a lend but tremendously alive
,)
."I come from Lurknow, � lie said.
. . ,
ae did all the., more readilY since ho� -
he a stbreh�use of Insects,. ..animals
and reptiles. ' Even the. -air has it �
� .
. "What news is there from.Fattebliolle
. �
lad never Used a fire -arm lit his life,, - - . . . .
' .
I
strange denizens in the guise of huge
and Allahabad?lf,
- I nian hesitated; 1-10 N,vas so com-
le ,g,agged inasterand man -with skill, . .
, -Jed,thcm to st, tree, and then unfolded ':. . I
beetles 'and varapire-,wlnged flying
foxes. And that Is why, men call it
.rbe
pletely taken aback by the sight of all
he-plati. V,high 0e ek-ka-drIvOr's story -
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the unchanging E'asC' Civilization has
armed officer riding. towards him in
daylight -for Malcolm having,
lad suggested:" .1.. � .
q1he fever of rebstlion bad spread .
made but few marks on Its far-flung
.brrad-
lost 'his own aWord had tah�n Chum-
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iloug the whole of the lift ban'k of the
plains. Its peoples are either nomads
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ru's-that he was hardly pi epardd to
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J'anges as�far as Ailahabad. ,A party
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meet the emergency. I
)f fugitives from Patt6hpore who liad . .
or dwell In huts of mud and straw and
, -'There is news," lie said, at
;aken to a boat Nvere Pursued, cap- I
scratch the carth to grow their crops
.little
lastv and it was not lost on his quea.
-vred and Maim Two girls who had I �
as their forbears have done since the
tioner that the 'customary phras! s of
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di%wn of hwtory. � I I
se tints of
respect Were ornitted, though lie spoko,
civilly enough.
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dawn gave distance to the bor:zon, the
"Neveftheless, what is It?" deniand-
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fugitives estimated thatt hey had,tra4
ed Yrank, "Hits the Mutiny spr(ad
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.versed some fifteen miles. Malcolm
He.
thus far, or is It confined to cawn-
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was ready to drop with fatigue.
pore?" � I
--ion—mmatmo ��. . � . 11 _
was wounded; be had not slept during
lost
"I know not what vou inean," was
Asthma Catamh
two nights; he had fought Ili a�
battle and ridden sixty-five M1164,
the self-contained ,answer. "Ili this
district we ttro, Alre
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without counting his exer tions before
going to the field of Chinhut. Nojdt
and the. horse which brought Churnru
pp,acable people.
look after our crops even as I am
engaged at this moQnt, and have no
concern with what goes on elsewhere."
BRONCHM$ COUCAM CMZS,
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from Lucknow were nearly exhausted.
' "A most worthy and horiorab!e sen-
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Even , the hardy Mohammedan Was
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timent, and I trust it will avail YOO
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haggard and spent, and his oblique
when Nye have hanged all these rebels
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4es glowed like the red embers of a
dying flr�.
and we come to inquire Into the con-
of to
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A almoe. ute vwd 6ffkt1Va*hMb0"0*brM0h.
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"Sahlb,!' ho, said. when they came
duet your village. I want you
Accompany I -no now And, place Iny
61*1 ttouWep� *khout dumb* the aw"(-Avink-
drags. U@6d*khku&,6mfw4h6ftyejTx.
T a Air ren&-Ired a
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upon a villager and his Wife scraping
opium from unripe poppy-heade In a
orderly and myself an board' a boat
with evey briani, vA,tkrk=*tN=�,,f8aCE00t1Mi*d0
tbo pora, throM, Una, a - a* - -Ar'"
=01zomed.4
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field, "unless we rest and eat we shall
for Allallabad." .
,.That Is Impossible- sahlb-" and
restflaoights. cres01=14A.
I with ount thildrin *" i *om� to iti., mi*
from AtImitt.
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find lie boat on Ganga to -day."
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. tile Words came r6liietantly-11there
SoAd Us posW for deaftk4ya bwaie.*_ ill$
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This was so undeniable tbUt Mal-
tire no boats oil the river these days."
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colm did not hesitate to ask the ryot
"Why not?"
Trr
,, Orenolen6 AfiO.
kept & Throat Tablets i
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for milk aud eggs, The man �Was
"They are. All Away, carrying grain
fortholtritatedth"%t . .
Tho,y
civil. Indeed, he thought the English-
and bay."
4ra, simple, er. I I
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. man wits some Important official, gild
,,What tbon, Ara your crops so for.
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Chumru for his native deputy.
Ward? This one will not be'ready tot
le.m U3. IV414 Otampa. � �� .
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�took
Ile throw down th,� peoOp, handed to
harvesting ere another .month."
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V300 N801406 to. % :
I his wife an cartiv,n Vessel halt full Of
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,,You will not find it budgerow 611
L6V.Aajr.%X&i1 1110. ,01 �� r
1 the milky sap gatberad from the
this side. Perebaneo they will ferry
'b 110INtAZAL I , .* I
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� iolauts. .1wd ItA thti ".1102Z-Irg" at 011,20
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"it Aoro,�s at ilte..villitra In a amall
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