Birmingham Gazette from Birmingham, West Midlands, England • 2

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WS MUM Vabberb lOW ea sea al stags. OMNI lim a 174.000 niumutaAD rwo. real israiiks 11 guineas. 8.. I Osiderveb 111111111131.

OOLLIGE eltrlLrlM JAI 't a il initm Swan Ohara; we asa tkn tmal Ihries; inwerer me sawed -Gray bad Wares Qablla 41 oak. Isa-s. pars; mere MX mob Preen Lead tabors Sr 9 4 141 4. 161 mtadtti --612" C. 1 illa reelde esesarb OM' Ugh tactathail INS I 45.1 4 low.

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se Ihillhass; lolh relber. 1. herare's Ndl. Mr bars tterated. ee arsaireese-desse.

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eieb reereserl era LW fa At starler -Isms Oarpeesties as Mersa" IVICOLIdt ranee Ilammeler. 'eatable re abase 11 rep. p. ssl war MM. ID Se ea imam tar Serer (emir Claber) jeraitar.

rem dr llama raesterdieese abet easr Mee (OLT haw asd haralerstese dr QMOOL Kama. err niate eel. esserad Ili Ob fi, rerrattly oapplawl la SW. .11.. Srba a 6 19 4" Saar.

Mum freer (oppariar Oandral. itirowelrssi reeraeve. said art red alas); ander; fleirelle. -sure pponta Vabrinl Housaannre 111111.1 LICE118111. plea imprimis we: free .4..

a 14010; W. Asemisimme mig Velem 1. Ormilre nuirsoos. waku £23 1M rl.l silimm is Moir Pero aim; pry sad lithase. NUL lad allele Ledam).

geed 141 Pan Nam; Mom Lll 10 arealg Ma iled Walker. 1. IllaassWe SW. Weft SIX prevag trade; weer eSWIPX IIIII us flee .4 elks. lasaaeres Horvelurrnso 111111111011,1111 adbl Ifirmea mamas weer wall ralesay OM.

tatgorardag geed ail 1. gasaareo LF draUTDOOII. Seeleall; lore; aloe arrneet t. cao 2662 111Waall awe a drama tad Wagw. atelaaaera.

EAU NGII4ImIO SIESSOCSS (lerrallerw' di: tern): maul, £l6 ergs: loyr hme. beekif .4 Welke. 1, Ileaartt's Sill Ileadrefee Yaffe aim; Nem; average Xl7 weekly. Will weep for' Weft -741 ray aad Walker. Aleellearan.

1. Illeasett a SILL vatigler nada nl.er. OLISO: ma aad WaYsee. alatikemera ilmeadde IL Flifoorstay Iferwle Meersad Whelk juneriea fevir li nr.agbfam. Guava sad F.

4. tme acres if Nam 126 rear, marorteg IMO sad II Wow. M1C.0011 14 1. Seamen's Seel lIMISSOIert. burr tit, mealtime Irma 4100 returns 23 16.

rod Walker. 1. IleaserVa Sill (raw Cadaarea NO COVITNT prolltaN. seer tise Bebop. 11.3.1011.-4)ew awl Welker, 1.

Ihnom's legaiNls ate ahoy. (M. sppliaatiee II3 Ms. 611 AT .4 WAIJISI. 1.

lerrneVe lkU tars" Waver. Sew). Siria.nehan. telophose 1.666 IYCLLT.LICSSPED INN MN Grotxt NU sad Pus. Cherry Street; i60460r-4111111 SA CLA Hirrl.

1.6616 years. Sow £1 Wily; wetly: Lhiy Aremmentlation; by elawrion. Apply. Sall Ara Jae. 11.

awry Street. INN Semi OS oars rw4 hwelw valor Sill had Pos. 6. Cherry greet amp rienloldres; Yaw 14 LIII ay, Demeeele nears P. Sill had 6.

Own issetsl LLTAJCILNSCD Wits, CM InNily. Rest C6O: aglow: 1.. If Apply. Sal ssd Sew. Chem Ken.r.

OUTDO (Srarkbmolg W.Uhop. Alukbh.S. 111.1.1. 0 6 'nob 42 4 .47. Tn.

WO awl 50b. New etrort riIIaLTEXILUI 0 BEEIROINC in bWir kr Price gab' LID cAp Mid Ilinamitsaa grim. VirLTS (WerroterAire sarlvt torliT; dole' root rwir Trl.l meats and WM. 5Cb. New lirmegba.

I.IIIIIIC. ememiesfm ommly 11. e.p. Lem nott. 4 to.h emie Wad.

Mitmeem Mem, birmmemm or. "tam Plough Ina. O. IVO YMCAS 11111" 1 N. A ha.

C.7.7',?..;f:iikr 1 I I. 11111ORILLIII WAKENS TT. NOVAIITI all tally! limleartorly In mean your preiereaca 1316. 111111110. It 2.

Iserlbeenk SWIM. sm. Zahn I THE BIRNIINGHAM DAILY GAZETTE, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1903.

CO. (Carothnutd.) klarrebiagab Ilasonal laraboved Or mar els 3 deo. dap. la M. and sold aelsberTyna 4M I.

Commie le I. bows. boa IMlkert Sento. Ara. Ni I "MIA.

i ICTORIA01 1111 WORM AID lIOLLAND WAD. All'OL iosairasAu. Ilksablimbe4 11160. SprIgAt im O24.77ILDFIL Ile. IL CIIIMPSIDIi.

IMOW ROOM KRUM ESTLISLISHF.D ILLS rUSOII LAMIIII 4re). anted r. Mahal W. Morocco Rube" Tyne: Measly mfled. MAMMA Coaebbilder.

Ohisadai. 111, Mimi Paten. OMANI IS ING We; ants Nriscsio piss- Mai Obsebbst.der. DlGNmsbee. saioNlNg Tetil d.

Cloariblslam 'D. OAINCAL legranlt.4 WNW! sod NiNnsa lb mak labbre Tyres; sbepherd. OoselabsOder. Cbdassids. iNesalsshiss.

ZIOLISHINGSLND SHOOTING 000-CANT Rubber Tanie; painted asd Woe. New. lalidt Ilght SOY weber Tyres R. pow Itoraeini lANfrap. Sl.opberd.

Cadennalldee. Mospa. West pushed sad trimmed 1.1 blue Robber Tyree nestle Ilmtentie pries Shepherd. CeeehbelklerOlbeeiLetle. Streamegham.

lapsorGHAricilwAGoSILITIC. very iNght reseeable Med: pousted and trimmed glees habber lewd lespremenessa Y'- QUENIERD, COICISCIWItII. Ile. le, CHILIJIIIDS. BISSIIMIIAII Opitotnte the U.

Sleet Sartm, slew zoom EITENISI NG SUSILLICK IarTALISSZD LA5D.11.14. LANDA.I'LLITI44. pad WltOrri4lolS, rho. propellor of arid Gentleman. 40 to 11.11 all modern sad is roods," for lieltersora or Jule Otero' more.

Tor Sale oe Omen.Ho Woe duly. et Wleierale prove leoportion tarried lopoottom (1340e0k. Mamie) Lind Ina.) 'MOATS. 111111711711 OASTS. LOIRII6II.

sad 'lam TRIDIIIVIZTB neer hoe. lk ear else none or rose. bow and gweed.ks.td, muds below oaken' Flees waned The lepowor, (oawe e). Moseley anat. Illuisinhisk.

0104 Ina I GOVIIRNIMI CASTS rod POST CAMP; doles ot 10. to is say wee Orr eV Potty 1111.0 denim. Owe) or Tyree. Letteet pewee poreble Wear Itahrweed Mr 12 or' be. For Private ahle learner.

levriorl --Th. It.poottor• Whet's). nesselty Ihressaiturs CAITLAND. aad oleo of Nes ani fooranot-haatl PLIASIMICLIT i Ia a ItIho Woof vaaerno. tbo largest MIIPCLI.P.I tee to it say or liabplP.

Naoalfty lama. ammonia. (Raabbawdi7() STATION oynmwera sad PlIfeAT 0 OMO4II.ANtIa (Four). Ow at us from parse to the time are 'rapt sad would soh Irstoisiss Wools or Joressstors Rewashle prices wheel: tholomtd 0 to Savo l.t eq, Marco. llowtry Ihretaghses (Fausblyshed 1190) nal ea tttfIICLUS.

So Now sod ooad.baed, for Prlysts of thowlrese. sad he all hoot builders. lowest pru.s.. 1, rash daforrod pywurata Inspeott a tut tted. ttV Thursday The largest hest Show knows is the roast', -no (Cares), 11 rety Stmt.

Rinninikaak. Now Rubber Tyros; Menem. Prod Brake. Roy Ns Radford Orme, 116LIRIML. Glass Rides, nes or fair; peewee photo het.

241. Medtoed CORR: taus Skies. Liisht; prase srestise order; 11 Bsrirms 25 Also 20 Ostlers Cbtaisgssos. arm's. 7s.

lirsr-kr4 Ineet. Ilirsolagban. vialGorrlTE. or Shr.naleg Ltiebt; Reduced lA. Brad.

fned nrerr. Alrreingbase r4AJIT.INOISE. lb haaft. vorl wtutor: dam Meru BUSINikvl TL Pa. las.

BoOlfted limadoeweh wane eo 111.7 rejected orc.dessed Lop! 'sutler enn la Lb. ss promptly es possible. Airmen moral appose OM tle tM WsealF Ifermary. LION. ANSW.N6 the gammons was noised before you made any paymeat you are bound to pay the amount of costa upon it.

Bend it at i ono. or you will incur further expense. T. W. the money had already vested in your wife you will be entitled to receive it on taking out lettere of administration.

It may be that by her father's will she was notes get it unless she lived to come of age; ithat case it would go to her brothers and sisters. bad better wait till the time is up for paying the last instalment and then', ems the husband upon his agreement. We are. afraid there is a difficulty in the abaenoe of a stamp. but probably there will be no defence and you will get the money.

You appear to have met with great ingratitude, but it is the I way of the world; never lend money again. A WARNING TO CYCLIWIS. so vo morn.no to OWL, Sir-0n behalf of the T.C. and N.C.C. we wish to tall porticularlv strangers to the district, to the atate od the roads catering the city, via Coventry, Warwick.

and Perabore lassie sonde. On the first-named road. CINVOODtiOff at the Mean, Yardley. towards Hot Villa, tramlines are being down, while in Rey Mille the bridge si being rebuilt, making the stretch wino whet dang. rem tothe unwary rider.

On the Warwick Rood, near Tysley, the trade is diverted ow ins to highway alterations. while on the Pemba" Road. near Belly Park. the eon. dition of the road over a new bridge is such that regaires careful Trusting this, warning may be of swim to brother cyclists.

and thanking you in astieipa. hoe, we are yours. J. E. HOBBY.

Hon See. C.T.C. E. G. WARDEN, Hon.

Sec. N.C.H. OORPORATIONRIA6TUBE CrArnuar. TO TIM emcee or TO 111.11,T OMANI'S made on the above by your correspondent are strange indeed. Lot las see where the of which he cooplains really lien.

The Corporation buys for its MMO. in the term of tubs. the raw maternal, feel, be. from which then were mode, the wages paid to the men who made them. the rates and tams incident thereon, and.

lastly. the manufacturer's It is the last which excites E. anger, because the other items are obviously better bought in this country. he thinks that ought not to leaks a profit. or at any rate that it ought to be eat down as fine aa possible.

He quite gratuitously sesames that the odd Yl3OO reit to the manufacturer to most absurd assumption by the and eo concludes that he would rather gate a tam profit to a German than a larger one to hie follow-countrymen. One may remind that ToVill a manufacturer's profit not an absolute lose to the country; it enables him to develop his buninees, to build larger works. and to employ more labour, while the sundae is not usually buried in his backyard's, but as put into eiroulat ion. Surely. then.

the selfish man is E. himaelf, who gloats test his netty sating as a ratemyor, while ho is perfectly regardless of this loss of of pounds to the workmen and tradesmen of thin ootintry, money which should he eireniating here instead of going to beoe a lot of thaukline Germans. C. B. PROFESSOR DIXON ON THE WORK OF ISIENEENSISS TO SS LET.

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iftsioglan Mot Mews. Gauss, earl potems. Clary garset. babe .1 Mel log mode. Taylor.

llowboli arm 711011 rlgirmy LIK by a. it Mrs Tam. Xrfteil Street. Noe looter or Lwow; NJ Moomorble a Newbeil Moon all Or. Now Semi Ortios Vd; made 1100..

sod EP WV; -ii say Trybr, N. Rost IMom; draft. loft 11481 Mw be. Rant 11. st.a.

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let Morel. Soma. d'INICININ. Pangwrtrrs. or fArolle.

Nj SHOP red PPAININN (roma Orrar err Nod ond Gnoossy possiioN 106: ISo MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. sawria4 roger LW et Nl6 wits. 1 as. 3 daps. dep.

1. 24. fort ee New at or OIMIAT. do NW be p.nn.dtd c.v..r• or other warmed peewee wal for .0. ter eresdid value 61.

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MOH'. sad CHA.611.1. We awl ten yen eh shout them as tha eitedtainew. Too flow what valtuate adttalee ea Orgsa is-Itoem away goats of the home. Witt 16661, detatilable 666 pedals.

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hefted 1613. se Cheanwion word abod ewe 6661 aad why Ire MEW busy. Our twee has has WO 6 by fute awing the platy teeth Is our etiiliW geode at r. wed by and settetyteg our ate noweee Thee why shay roes to us .66 sal apts. We don't sell mattelertloe -se give tolllustsew le beak at 26 and IX Crallakin UHL Our mato- Itight liweteL Isetremeata lOW Rig reek-good geode-plain priette-464 free.

yew's tog Ottelt sr rae.e Outs pus beet. Think It owes Drop end law ehet with ne-or 66 sad lets get 5e6666. is Totell tbst we have what yen wens. Catakty. and 1161106 net free own -Jed we the 66 geld owned up when Imam.

lone 6 thew Inez by gent Works sad Oprratie Seietlase by sew ad by the beet band. Jew 66 of what that weasel No need to 6. your Irmo sow to 5. the eery heel aunt ad great weave Tete Ineerwrate se greet deught eon atiddrini Wren to S. 1 3 at wilt 161 tor 114 la poor-card do.

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to Wad leer. swats Aseph Iti.ey ad sea tiaw gives real anwias at oio At Cothststetioa Hill-Judge lital us i i i td. ou ho rre od li sad City iirriarh. sew oppootte tit at bd eta; Wolve 64. Litaleid eppocte Greed he; attu 'l 666 ham.

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Ws lid Works. WIWI, Tel. MO. HIJOEST W. MIALLIN Orem COMM Itaw IMOIL Sows, Einnagtain INALOGIIIIII APO coorrnmarces CrsavArr arc er4 TN to 1.17.

OCATTOFF CLOTHING 114 war. Slaw HINNY NO NON wok Dionmg ara dl ff his or Ilira Frier PCU.Dirma uurrri) R. thaw Street relophow 1.1111. MIAMI. Hoed.

Ilirstaenn. OldairrablishedPurntsbers Is tlie maws A NTIIOIIT MOW'S. Ilrame Zama Wait firothibilm. felerbl ri LONDON WITALO 11011 76. Niamey Street.

Us. Tel Nowrnormitz POLISH .0 r.ary 5045. Olimmia. Breve Bali. boa 2,431.

PDARTININI STONES ISNITID. JJP 16..1 same 4.1 ComerNpos NUNN TN. at GIMP ,04 WART POMMY OD uvrrat, hrtsok TP.lptlol. MUM lIIITOMP SIANOVIACTIMMOS IM Roo: TAU mil Ilawaseserry arimirmio. Pprnig Hill Sec OD "we Wee.

Ileammars oappitet Tel. 2.431. re.woa MAW TOSACIDONIVIS' Fury GO.de. its Mobs tar es 4). i 0,4 4A amass Sims A LIVING By Edith aM Arthur Applin.

DitANSIIII 11.0718. WNW Masil So rse Raw I Iwo al Dub limoorl. Ilatowast torTaglea Max. conumes 10.. wieat amp INIM Gov limparco Cetoooos rriood of OW.

Orem Orr. toper Fiebiro sad Haar, are I onto btrub le Deno. linory wounding p.recodo rverwe sad signanolod lot hie' D. be lb. oink ke ebbilly dump Our duplerbug On Daisy Dols an mloolos whub be auto lUD owl bu duel Into( quo at gone so deed.

and that "dr Jungle wig Inaba'. bin Upon oow peroooden Durum twat use Doott: diNg 0011 that be obonki end bet. sad thus pion mount. Jur slur the worms. Oulu th yaw.

In Itopen. lan viragos owl turn ma OM- Count. 101. Dols bus hi. 4bunnoe.

boa Norm Ault Vin Una. pretending ao. Ith hod been owed Dada Ww returns.sad though nod to oilhno. de nob ehnty bre passiostre love tne the oola aloe boo boom Ow eenstre tortts.4 by falre Mend. nee Iry 0 VIA whim and annotudy 00101 the OM minds Motu pins 0 volostmd.

norgent of mosehersgline la sal upon OM nibs is YYu Toro' petal soettando Utah. Dertsortre IMMO be Owe Own. nom Ism ens there 0 vhdany Tlus goes lush gest dam the hhoelottle ehlet h. foal aria IS is usis tM imams they bah loos Chapiar Dsa ter Liberty. Post 111111111theand a sew year milled ea Is the pr ima it only Imam that bays Sad deem certain farm wen mussed--fates of men wise bad sojosrard long 1 Ms prasitit home, and, bbs the stoma.

seemed part mad parcel of it. Those who had daily sees sad worked with them miamd them, and teat a seam lsweliness as if old friends bad Rom away. tbrillb perhaps so wises word bad brakes the em of abeam Mtwara than. And new fares teak Muir sow Mom: always roam ter visitors is great fns boarding-Maas kept by Tbo old year lad dud is gloom. ssewstornis and sad outdoor toil bad rossed for some As a seinarquones, many mall sets of in.

selawdisation and chains sad dark eelis were is frequent demand. in. one brtht. fremty morning. Rupert was not sarprood when the ardor tame for him to take his place in a pang cm moss quarry a mils the prisons.

With almost a light heart be stooped oat to his new work. sad harameed himself with four rithrm to the trolly. Through the prism Was they manned. and he drew deep breath. It weal something to be outside those gaunt, ban walls.

and presently to feel the lief: turf hit feet and the keen wind in his faeo. It was like being allowed to touch for as the hand of Freedom. 11ssoonas he bad recovered from the excitemeat and pleasure of being outinie the of being able to let his ryes feed on the banquet. of earth and pity. of bill and fell, ba beano to take mental notes of the position of the tore.

the direction of Princetown, and the rising ann. when the sea lay. Not a stone escaped his notice, not a distant farm or cottage bat was noted down is his memory. If hie chance might coma any day. any must he prepared.

When I break away, they find me not until I have seen and claimed my wife. And Bins VW seen George Hilary. it Wall not freedom be 'vaned for so mach as what freedom would give him, and cheat tieorge of. To hold Ma wife in his arms, to claim the love ha had risked and watered so much to obtain, to hind her fast to him. NI that, come life or death.

George should never triumph over him. He laboured et the granite rocks with bus iron pick, and felt the muscles of his arms hardening and tightening under the strain. Even the: hard rock crumbled beneath his blows. and flew. into a hundred tiny pieces, even as he broke through the keen granite, so would he break through the bonds that fettered him.

He felt a strength in hie body he had hitherto been unsteam of. Yer memo rather perky ter-'a whimpered a 1 to wipe the perspleatioll from his brow. 'Don't ray see work "Yew, I do." replied Rupert, still digging into the pock, to avoid twine noticed by the warders. It'. healthy, and helps one to forget that infernal building." 'Ealthy I thought you was a toff.

'Ealthy I ain't rem. here for my 'calth No. give me the beke'ouae, where one can mirel a hit of new breed and keep warm without all this bezerrise. My doctor told me I wasn't to take wirdent lemma, he did." "Now, thee, lumber "Then you ore." be growled, Insanel MEM big pick as loonier violated at him. ey ulnas wets me.

Ler, lau popular pet hire' Poor wretch'. he hadn't the it to know glory of liberty sod is Plymouth aspect preisaUy. when the wardn's back was te.twas. naked. It ain't no nee trying that." "Trying what?" It's bees tried too often.

Way, I did it once" wasn't thiaking of earapo." was the millea le lY rreek of fine waathor followed. It was bitterly veld at night, but by day the bard work kept Repert warm. He seas not in agroat harry to expincer. a fag; he wanted to bare all his plans matured. The moment came one Monday afternoon.

He had boon wowdertng, as be worked, how. if be did escape, he was to obtata money and clothes, without both of which he could nets, hope to tracer. the district beyond the moorland; and ths moors meant atarration. Re wee stowed from his thoughts series of wake-like hisses. and.

looking up, he saw Convict len edging towards him. That's Plymouth, out these--near when the sun disappeared." he pissed. whet of qua eAealder. 1111Ythillk Rupert lin Don't yon see a bit of white flag Deer the see somettneg gray Fog:" Rupert tamed colour, and Ins heart begaa to beet fartnesly It'll i ere Are 'Mantes, and. so it's rim- Mg up behind.

the talemed warders mssn't sew it in time. always swme tun in a 'fog. Why dowlt maws. NO whimpered Rupert hositely. Rut his heart cried.

"Now it your opportunity And, the opportunity having come. hr was afraid of it, will wad and watch." Ine whlepercd halfaloud. "When I know the pectaltardos of a fog I shall be better prepared." The convicts worked on. some with redoribled energy. The minutes elnwly sussed, and yet no warning whistle sounded.

Surely the tog. if it was really coming. must be elope on them now. Rupert dared not look over hie shoulder. Ile felt a strange frier of this great, silent friend hurrying over the noiseleraly bringing hope of delivery to the toiling convicts.

A breath of wind touched his fare. cold and clammy; a whirl of white root circled above his hood; a shall whistle followed by another and another. and hoarse orders were shouted. '11; giureed right and left. hat nothing was only the strange.

thick. white, cold fog. Why did hr betitater Each area preciout. Ho was frightened failure frightened him; the wary tog, to septet', or and cold. frightened his.

He stood still. with attaining and heating heart, listening. Again the morn distinctly. Now or never' Now! centre of iireSt white cloud. Re hesitated, afraid to move.

'The whistling and cheating cautioned. only it mooed to grow fainter every instant. It seemed as if the cloud wee hearing him away. A giddiness wised him. and be beet down and touched the ironed to make rare he was really staading still.

"There's Plymouth The eenviet's words echoed through the fog. turned his bark on the prima. and started to on; but as he did so the cloud lifted, the fog swept shier circle around him, showing hi. ctehes of bine sky and the brew, mirth haw. Outside tie circle the fog continued; it bad lifted only where he deed! tried to pierce beyond dm circle, terrified at the thought that be ham been seen.

and his frightered eyes showed biro black figure emerging from the tall. black, fateful fignre. tearing liberty from his WIMP. It cams straight towards him, and Rupert pared to give himself up. The flag was I' lost the gang," be mattered.

"I was not tutus to escape." He looked up. and fell back. with a startled cry. For the man who Mood before biro was no warder. It was George Hilary! And as suddenly as the fog had lifted it closed lap again, and the two men, metinga; them and impenetrable ost, A Terrible Moeller.

Rupert Fieldea shivered. So the fog bad ant brought him freedom. lartead. it had brought him the man whose sad hamar be lad Cgted enemy. George Hilary.

The two pen stood close together. face to face; but the mist blurred the outline of George's fee, tures. and Rupert could not sea him distmetly. His figure aerosol to nut of the fog like as immense black shadow. He looked bigger sad broader than Rupert remembered him doing the old Why bad be laid in wait for him in the moorlands day after day Why bad he crept through the fog to speak with him alone and unseen? Did he bring him message from appeal, a threat.

He was afraid to speak himself- Or was it the fog an his throat that stlfied him? Shouts aid signals and stall came at inter vale from the prison, and from various in the fog. Unless George left him, he would he captured sad taken hack to the prison and put in chains, aid his term of penal servitude That was lust what George Hilary or bile death. Perhaps Hilary had tonight bun out to kill him! He drew a step closer, until his body touched' the neotionlem beam opposite him. and he stared into the dear, pray George Hilary would not murder him. Hinder was coward's work.

apart smashed Ilia troth, and whispend ho Whit" do ma vast with met" Theane we reame loud and clear; no frightened' doubtful hesitation. Hush. for 's mike: Speak softly. They are imerehing for me everywhere. The fog is readF full of warders hunting me!" Did the fog hide sound a.

well as matter! life it was hie life that George Hilary wanted! He had owes to kill him! Rupert could sot behove hi. ears. Again he looked into George's eyes. There was no fear lust of blood. What did you 'my?" I said I had come to demand your life!" Yes.

he bad heard alright. It was not Doris, not his wife, but his all--his And there was no escape. They were h.111111.d in by the fog. alone on the moorland. If he shrieked for help, help would mean imprieonment- If he fought for his life, the odds now weft all' alp Oast him.

Impotently be railed against Fate, coating on her the blame for all his evil deeds. "It is his life er mine. Apia I am hemmed and the only exit left am is over dead body." Thought. dashed like lightning through Rupert; fear lent his brain increased the. Nmath of freedom in his uostrils sharpened his wits and hie deers for life and love.

If he promised George that he could, and legally forgo all claim to Doris, perhaps he would help him to escape. Hero wa. oorneone at hand with clothes and money and a knowledge of the moorloud and the road to safety. He breathed hard. Hut for her he would never have found himself in the.

position; but for her! he would never have been a convict, a thief end! murderer. And in his heart, whilst love battled with freedom, he maned her. But second was precious. Which was it to her If he refused George's request, whatever it was. then he would be taken beck to the prison.

and instead of ten years' slavery he would be eon. downed to fifteen, lifetime. He couldn't bear the thought of that. He remembered the agony and terror of the first moots, before the thought of escape came to buoy him up and give him hope. Once again inside there iron gates.

not the remotest chance of escape would ever he 7 not come to murdor me. Gone Hilary." he whispered. "'yell me what you have caner tor." No, I bare not coma to murder a murderer; but I have come to demand your Mel" He spoke in a slow, dear. level "What do you menuf" said Rupert huskily. Don't speak in Time is precious!" "No precious that I cannot afford to wait whilst he slowly out the blot you have made on Von yourself must strike the blow that late would otherwise eventually give." Rupert's face grew white as the fog surrounding him.

Yon he faltered. I mean that you owe a duty to life, a debt to your wits and debt which the law has tailed to stake you pay. Thercinre, it is now your duty. if any touch of man be left in you, to volimi- Itarily and finally wipe out the debt yourself." Wipe Efface yourself Rupert gave a hoarse cry, and fell back a few steps, and as he did no the iron pickaxe he had been working with struck his foot. You are joking," ho trying to bluff er frighten me into promising something! Tell mo what it isyou want, or let me pass!" I don't joke with death, and I never try to frights.

cowards." George answered, drawing close to Rupert again. And you will not pass! You pay your debt, or return to tlie prison and give yourself up." I will do neither! You're the coward--not You are afraid to kill me yourself. and PO you ask toe to take my own life, that you may be free to marry my wife! Did she send you on this vile errand bate met se." said George calmly. "I don't seek your life because you "ought mine, and cheated me of love. Hut you are a murderer.

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the recently-appointed Bishop of Melbourne. has the lists is behalf of the Auattalian girl, who has lately been' subjected to criticism. Anybody. he said, whe made an 'Meal visit to A lis often in i did the Australian girl an Members of some of the most inclum," English families had come to Australia for their wives, and the girls they Lad chimes bad been much admired every way in the old country. Be had been very muck struck with their taste in drew, their great solf.relianee.

and their biased manners. It was a libel upon them to bold them up to ridicule. LIBRARUNS. Last night Protector W. IL Mawr.

of the Club' of Birmingham. preaidest of the Library Association. delivered an inaugural address at the London School of Economies and Political Science. Clare Street. to librarians sod wannestlibrarians.

lie said that method and system was vitally net-emery to the work of librarian. If they were to secure the fall advantage of public libraries they meet have great school for librarian, thoroughly equipped and connected with university. This was the only way to make public libraries educational centres of farreaching inClienre and authority. The public library was the tent powerful means they poesessed of adding to the political power of the people No doubt technioal education wee noes. wiry to equip their followcourtrymen with the means of dens their work letter.

But what they really needed was higher average of general knowledge and intelligence. for technics! Mame bon was no itabstitute for a broad mental develop' meat. I. Germany oar public men only saw the great polytechnics (which were certainly supreme in these mattetm. but it was frequently overlooked that Germany's success in the commercial world was far more the remit of secondary and peimary training, which gave the German some breadth of culture.

A German did sot believe in too early specialisation, bat prepared a lad by a liberal education. if we wished oar fellowcountrytnen to be brightened and ennobled, their taste. and feelings must be educated. We giving political power to the people without giving them oven the rudinieets of a political education. It was not even is the curriculum of the rheas, and their only bore was in the library.

The character of the output of books had rice in the last thirty yeses. and it would be the function of the libraries to assist in the future in accelerating that improvement. What was wanted was a broader outlook upon life, a recognition of things that were of real value. knowledge of how to live well and happily. "Greeinieroiree." paid witness, in the Southnark County Court resterdae, when asked his occupation.

the clerk. "Tus, if ver like." es. the rejoinder. "I wanted to put it dslin mart." "Ob. yes, said the judge.

In order to And an excess for ant having kept an appointment with bar ewtetheert, Elisabeth Lyons, et New York. walked into the polies cowl, and said she had been arrested on the previous. night. bailed oat by an unknown gentleman- and now was waiting ter her ease to coma on. Tho pollee nehmen, knew nothing of the cam.

In notifying to hispanshionars his appointment as Surrogate for the of London. the rector of Bethnal Breen remarks. concerning the granting of marriage broncos." applicants mast satisfy the Surrogate that neither of them has been divorced. The instructions of the Arehbisbup of Canterbury ars most emphatic on this point. ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE.

The End Ruysl Dublin Fugltem after being abroad for twenty years, been ordered bona. trona Aden. A crematoriums is to emoted by the (Sty Corporation at the City of London Cemetery. at a coat of A 7.000. An Lord Bute's buys bean dosed owing to the unionists going out.

Ons thousand men have stopped work. The women sanitary inspectors employed by the London County Council are to be meowed in number from 11 to 90. For striking a superior Arthur Haddon. of the Sheerness Gunnery School, was ordered au months' Loading Carlista in liadrid deny that tlions any qtoortion of a toarrolge bet wean Don lamed. Bourbon and the Infanta Mario Teresa.

The results et the general 'Whoa in British Columbia ars: Twenty-two Coneervetivee, 17 ILiberals. 2 Socabets. Labour returned. no Montego of Warwick Mae romised to set. tend and de li ver so address at a "Great P.B.A.

roily for men only" Lest Sunday at Braintree. Eases. For hot rwineleieg with London Comity Council regulatioes a the lisilding of a Asher ontalds the New Theatre, air Charles Wyndham was fined Se. Sir Walter Parrett, the Wing Madder of Mute, has resigned the condnctorehip of the Wlndilor and Eton Choral Society owing to the of other engagements. Mr.

W. S. Nicholson of Bums Park, Imo promoted to the Winchester Diecissan Clow Suetentation Fund. This rams the total of has motributions to the food to .4164,000. "1 ouseot listez to little ys.

if they are solicitors' clerks. observed the Bloomsbury County Jodp yesterday, obeli fresh-look. tog youth essayed to address the Court. Pickpockets were reaneptsteally busy at the Grate Fair, Nestingliam. this year.

A city sonerifler lost a gold natal valued at and several other persons considerable seam at stoney. The ampi of Heitcaa Hired 'says Router's Caracas correspondent) has found that tho Vcacznelan Gorernmcn, must pay to Senor del Rio the sum of 6102,000. "Your rOllntryrenn Won't often tit drank: semi the West London Stipendiary yesterday to an organ-grinder charged with inebriety. "You mustn't pick up bad Lnglii.h ways. You may go." I dyed to measures which nnly macaws eho Much of England being dairor Pd and voted on by Scotchmen, Irishmen, Vise (Murchison.

and Well of no Chorea." mad a speaker the Lincoln Diocesan Coaferenca At Sunbury. Middlesex. en Tuesday. tlree Twiekashant bobs were (Merged with snaring linnets. They were dirharged, bat one of them, named (iambic, who wasslso charged with torturing a bird, was lined 10s.

Edward Smart. driver of the pleasure wagonette which came into collision trial a train on the bight railwsy near Weszoniinper-Mare, has been committed for trial for the manslaughter of the two women killed by the collisun. To ensure fair elections at the forthcoming municipal contest, the Citrus' towel of few York le offering prime. to tee aggregate amount of 410,400, for the arrest and eonvictiou of fraudulent voters. Policemen may compete.

At an impart en a Battersea labourer it stated that he had unloaded from a Margo at a Chelsea wharf 36.0 wood paving blocks in one day's work. Assuming that he worked ten he mum have averaged one brick everysecond. relief at the Tate of s. per week hag just base granted to an old couple at Ohristchurch. flame.

whose ages are 87 and 86 ree tively. They were married years ago, and at that time the man was earning the same sum. The London Chamber of Commerce have complained to the Local Government Board of the Westminster City Council issuing circulars to the retailers and grocers on the of adulteration, alleging that it is practically an attempt to manufacture for uso in future onsiss. Schuyler Murray. of Brooklyn, is being to a regular sides by his landlady, who wants to get her rent.

he won't let her go ha his rooms she prevents ho going oat. She has cat the water off. Murray lives upon twelve bananas which a friend and which he draws up to his window by a rope. Nottiugham's mamonal to Queen Victoria take the form et a marble statue of her late Majesty, and Mr. Albert Taft, of South has been to execute it at met of about 21.900.

The money has been by public subscriptioe. sad the City Council will probably bad a la the market piste. robbera ea sendalisiic se serious iodated be Aso been committed is St. Peter's. Few details eau be owing to the secretive attitude of the Vatican in such and to their refloat to employ the services et the Italian police.

but as many es 15 chalices. of groat artistic value by peados of their age and of the fame of the makers. are knows to have been stolen. The Emperor Menehlt: almost from his recent Mums. has just opened with peat eakennity a few arsenal for the mennficture of arse, intended to render him independent of foreign euppliee.

It a situated at a pine. called Borumeida. All the machinery. It rat, be noted. is of Belmont make, and has been reduced at Liege.

The mat feature of the establishment in a cannon foundry. Greet Warm was amid on Merida, in the oeighboorhood of Welwyn by the appearanmi of the Sermon nomads with dancing beers and other set nolo. 'Choy encamped at Woohoer Green. and teem all in an 'indescribably filthy condition. On Monday sight a form of twenty polem them out of Welwyn.

and they passed Hstfield truTneody. They then street of for fleluey Heath. and encamped teem three mate from St. Albans. The Death Mew.

"No; for I shall and return to her and tots her away. where you will sever find no" Fool hosed George. Escape! I have but to raise ray voice and in two minutes we should be surrounded, sod you would be in prison againnot for tea years, but for life. tonvicte are not given two chances of 'waning." Ton are mad cried Rupert, staring with die. forted eyes into George Allarj a mad to think you can frighten Ulf into committing aut.

ride! I em no murderer: hnt if you forced me to take my own life, you would be guilty of murder." It is the last act of justice you eon only reparation you can make to the living and to the dead." "1 refuge! I moat live--I will live. I am not readT to die!" Vet" welt said George quietly, then I sow son help! Stop. Bear what I have to eay. I know what you want. George want Doris.

Well, renounce all claim to her--never look on her again. She shall be free to marry It went?" "It you'll help me to swage now. No one will over know or suspect. Give me that greet cost Mere wearing, and show me the reed to Plymouth. I'll honk a plumage to Atria', Australia-- anywhere you like.

I'll wipe myself mat of onceas as if I were dead. And your conscience will be heads will have no blood-stain on them. then. "Rather than help so vile a creature as you to escsee. even though it gave se my heart's I would throttle the life oat of you myself, here, and not: you are too frightened of death Looisi or yo tr shall lift-lire io of year miserable Re raised lands to his Mouth to call, when Rupert again stopped him.

Wait. Let use think. Them is nothing you gay bet or suicide?" I have said." The cold steel of the pickaxe preening against foot had premed a thought to his Main last terrible chasms of victory, a stroll that would give him his final and complete revenge, freedom, and Dori. Had be the nerve, the pluck, the strength?" "Rather than be condemned to serve for life in vender prison," he said, I will do aii you wish, will pay my debt to life. I will die! As he Koko he stooped slightly, and his hand grasped the handle of the pickaxe.

He held in a firm. steady rrip. You promise, here and new?" I promise, here and now Rupert lifted the instrument, and outing it he. hind kis beck' He kept his eyes hued on George flits ry. Ily last only chance," he repeated te himself.

ready It" theGe orgcke's tog. A wh voice Gemme istie--ad te roam airdme. thickly through thi vr I sounded on the left. not hundred yards away. Yes, lam yeady." Rupert whispered.

Come nearer me. I want to eel you something. The fog moo thick. I cannot see you." George he did in. Rupert fell bark step.

and, grasping the pet with hots hands. Inning it round his head. and then, rnslung forward let it fall with deadly sweep full on George Hilary's heed. Without a cry or a groan. George fell to the ground, and lay still and quiet, a stream of blood trickling from his forehead.

Rupert knelt down nod felt bin heart. "1 we killed him'. But it was the only Hastily stripping boot. and coat and trousers from the body, and inking all the papers and money be could Rod, Rupert Fielders silently appeared into the tog. stliking out in a northwesterly from the see, away from Plymouth.

away from the roads he well knew would be watched: pointing his instead, towards the hills of home. Igo BE corrnirsD to monow lEEE ON THE LINKS. It was double-barrelled competition which the Midland of rho Prefemionel (loiters' Association held yesterday at HoMayen, Nottingham. It we, one of the two meetings held during the year for which prises are provided from the fond subscribed by Midland clubs, and it served as the quidifying competition for the greater tournament, promoted by the "News of the World," tote held nest week. The lye who made I themselves eligible to take pert in that gathering Williamson (Notts), J.

Sherlock (Orford), W. T. Jeffries (Hallowes), J. Chums (Hereford). and .1.

W. Whiting (Walmley). The lest-mentioned takes the place of O. H. Cawley.

who qualified but canuot go. ml PRIZE So far Mx. Harold Welber. whe has taken the! leading pert in promoting the prise fund, has remised well towards LW and before that fond is elided it a anticipated that sure will be reached. Several clubs have subscribed this year who gave setting last year.

and with balance brought forward the sum in band in about AS3. In the eireumetanres the committee in charge et the fund felt instilled in voting £OO for the prise money at yesterday's meeting. together with gta tOs. for the purchase of challenge cup. which will be competed for each year et the open meeting.

Is the spring a competition will be held confined to Midland professionals, end for this Al, was earmarked. At this meeting, too, Mr. E. F. Chance gives prise of PLAY.

Of the play itself much might be written, bet little most snare. The field was fairly large, and the calibre of the competitors was so even that the spectator wee left plenty of liberty of selection, with tbs chance of lust missing the best play of the day. In the absence of any member of the "great quartet," a good deal of interest centred, in Tom Williameno, J. Sherlock, mid one or two. ethers.

Williamson had been ailing the previous day. and at one tins was a doubtful starter. But he did start, and ea it turned out played magnificent golf. Ris knowledge of the course was no doubt some advantage, but, writing from memory, we believe this is the fleet occasion on which the local professional has finished first in onset these tournaments, which seems to indicate that local knowledge does not count for so much as some i people imagine. His round of 74 the morning was equalled by Sherlock in the afternoon, but second relied of 74 was untouched.

No player showed quite as much consistency, and the details of his storm, which are printed in another column, are pretty to scan, though we do not go P. far as to say that they are without blemish. Sherlock maintained his reputation, and wort': of praise is dive to S. Whiting, a young offshoot of the family, who played himself into third position against players of greater reputation. Quite a number of the competitors failed on the putting greens; they could not coax the ball into the hole, and the fault lay with themselves, not with the greens, which were admirable.

This meeting commenced on Saturday. October 3, with a good entry for the prise offered by the President (Mr. H. Hwrietts). and the first round of the foursome cups.

The president's prise was won by a young player, Mr. G. C. Wall, who with a handicap of II was chucked in; his gross wore being 83 and set 74. Two long handicap men took seeped and third places, which was rough on a good consistent player site Mr.

P. M. G. Abel, who did a 79 from scratch. Mr.

Jepson (3) and H. K. Ronda IC tied with 93. In the Foursome Cups competition the chief feature was the closeness of the matches, only one foursome finishing more than I up. Three matches were halved and another nine boles had to be played, and several good matches were decided oa the eighteenth green.

Last yeses winners, Mum. H. R. Rands and H. Marietta, last the first round, after looking all over sinuses, being 2up at the ninth.

which will be played on Friday. should be a geed Messrs. F. M.G. Abell and G.

Parrett are the favourites. The Toarnaineat for Dr. E. K. Bourne and Mr.

A. B. Jepson's prise, which commenced on Monday, has not made mach progress, owing to other oempetitions and Tuesday being a blank day. The week finished on Saturday with a "Bogey" competition, and a Is. 141.

sweep, to which is attached a selling sweep. The Gold Medal (scratch) is also played, and looks like resolving itself Into a contest between Mr. F. W. Clive, Mr.

F. H. G. Abell, and Mr. Vincent Jepson.

On. sowings Mneh sympathy has been felt and expressed tar Dr. E. K. Bourne.

the captain, who is a great favourite in the district, at his absence from the meeting owing to a most unfortunaui illsess. Ws are giaa to hear he is murk better, and is going to Bournemouth to recuperate. Mr. T. who is aim a keen golfer strong supporter of Kenilworth golf.

was much missed at the meeting. he having had the misfortune to have had a spill from hie bicycle. resulting in a broken leg. Friday and Saturday. October ld and are she dates, fixed for the autumn meeting of the Evesham Golf flab.

The pretty little course is at present in admirable order, and is almost certain to be a good muster of players. All the event. are Friday a bogey competition tlii holeei and foursomes OS holes medal play). 'sod on Saturday an IS holm medal competition and a bogey competition. Ifte.

J. G. Baker. the captain of the club. offers a valuable prise, which is to be competed for by play tag holes) by the winners of the two bogey competitions, and the club offer a second prise.

In addition a prise will he given by the club for the best scratch score in bogey competition on either day. A RIZOAL RAWLY WOIA There is surely no medal which is gained se ea.dy as that which becomes the property of the captoinelect at the autumn meeting of the Royal and Ancient Club. At the appointed hour the greenkeeper tees the td years this duty was fulfilled by Tole 17 new Robert Finlay io the driver of, thereby formellY opeme. 4 1 2 tion, and acquiring the threwn This rerernosy dates from rye er 1411 wejeety the Qtlean Dowastr. be ed Andrews, was patroness of 'he else ey request the gold medal she presented the captain on all official ordasionn MSTUNIIN METING.

The out umn meeting hetes oa Toery with mired epee to all by' amateur golf dohs. The other open to, Cup, value .45, presented 100 Wednesday. and on Friday ladirs'fa prises Talus di premoted by The foregoing will all be derided ho lender ideadieap. The key. i I it I secretary, Orton Atbrrota, weaned to give Poll informaboo to petition.

Tbe pretty course so the, splendid order. and has late.y ansaber of visitors. 1G NEWS. FOR LEICESTER fiber of Midland the delightful arath.r to-day leant gathering Oadby. and favours podium' for the oonclad tag The Loiceetershtre October 11 gored of the day.

cod ehoald dd. the west "taking 1 STOIC wad WISE ramammg my keens we OISL Weinviiiny Evening. TAKEN FROM TRETE STABLE BOY'S NOTES. LEKIMEITEMMITTLNG. OUTIKDERS STILL SOORDIG.

The li. is to pay a Molt lady Londonderry at Wynyar hone, where his Majesty, 11b, was two or three times a aL Princess of Wales (then but. nn'. A PILL AT AUCTION Aasie Jadhelm, a little(Fri of No eau war by a cart. the asbalanoe, a bystander tare hrbay a dell with.

Pb. 5.114 le she was operated upon, when diately atm. and abs was btr- No Dinner is Complete without the Digestive Tonic Relish foe food power to digest it are essential to sound health. Weld, by the digestion and assimilation of food, can the wear and tear of bodily be replenished and lite sustained. When digestion fails, as in dyspepsia indigestion, both body and brain are starved and the patient becomes iantind and weak, incapable active, vigorouseffort, or clear sustained thought Headaches, loss of appetite, pains after eating.

fuloess at the chest, anemia and sleeplessness are bet a few of the many disordets which have thed origin in imperfect digestion and nutrition. Thirty drops of Mother Segel Syrup, taken daily after meals, masts fief nawrith yea. it gives tone and vitality to the stomach, Aver and intestines. thus ensuring the thorough digestion sod assimilation of food. Compounded of fruits, roots and herbs, it is a tonic of unequalled value, producing none of the evil after elects so cinnraor.iy caused by so-called ups' and alcoholic stimulants.

and Duehesi OCEPIVET ENGAGEMENTS. the late Duke of Albany hs during the last 20 years. Although the fi elds which came ander pheasant shooting on the Itiye.ntry's charge at Oadby yesterday were if the uswieldly order usually associated so preserves rivalling those co Lantbten. Lord and Lady he back-end meetings bere, thi re was no loci ninners, and with the coarse riling much be! make Wynyard their had overnight appeared powink, the ell ginning of August until the horn mast to finish wee of a distinct I. latereen when they for a few 1 11 their place near Belfast.

But thosena forttinere hashers lad journeyed on from Nottingham in the hop I stated some weeks 0, risoooping themselves for the heavy lomat iii I probably proceed from Feeds' previous Siter.oo4ll were doomed to fun to attend the wedding of itsappointment, for after the initial intereem and Princess Alice of t. place to-day. There will b. irritatin persistency. favourites were floored 1 1 istency.

in the Stadthirche and a Grei ales chapel. The Queen is tn The new of the scratching of Sce bolt on Saturday, and tr i. sehlic property in the of ten but it Christian until about the '29th kil ie for th .6.,, stria is miming bear fe England eeerit ke it bow in oonneotion with the longsdiatal travel from Copenhagen to tweet. and 1U any ease it would be totting her own saloon, which is to be sent thn! task to carry her penalty Gem anvil eels for her nee on the pournsy. 7 Desarewitch wrse.

The Cambridgeelire' Albert has returned to another thing altogether, but I understand t' harm. where she had been ausho. her running in the latter event depend. on for more than a fortnight. he acquits herself in the Duke of York Stake Princess Christian and kn ie d.y,, Schleswig-Holstein, who have hes last six weeks, returned to Meanwhile.

the Frenchmen are said to he i Windsor Great Paehi Moe lee sexiest to we a much ratified between Mr. Si where they have been etel r1 I Frgire and La hut there is si Lady ILoyard at her pilau. or it ty of Sceptre Wag allowed to go Princess Christian and Princes at Paris. If alhe did it would be a a leave Wiadeor next Wednesday no for her opseessek, even though the and Lady Florence Buncombe boasted ia il aed a halt) would be near Ashbenrne where thy fewer of the French animal, and certainly a turday, the rah. Prince 'm et Illstainee mom suitable to the Jockey I at Darmstadt will return to Lai lteikee after next.

The Chancellorship of Abero-or. So long as Plombierm sported the Royal been vacated by the death i i be failed to earn winning brackets. but 1 mend and Borden, who had i coming into the pommies of H. J. Kiii ears.

It is expected that appears to have tumid ever a new leaf, the of course. be has net been performing in by either Lord Romeberr or I late Duke was also LoritLie ening company as earlier In the seaion. and he will probably he to in the Maiden Plate urns is son, the new Duke of Rich so that his Majesty's castoff virtually mss the family estates in tho limed Ste wagering. His task was of a ridicule 160.000 acres. The new bobsillieL ec eharector.

and he scored, with any am, sent and useful part in in from Balayense, who was ripreset and he is both very popular Humble stable in preference to Cowed. As a landlord he will no don' of his father, who was a nloi, The assiosetive. efi were very ass The following story of the Pep- his ammo is the RmlieMe Plate of sitosmai ttalian papers. A deputation the DlMostor heating St. poniard 11 some Order had obtained an they letpported him win and place I in According to the etiquette f.rWM.

the eseitee. for food amp Met Cardinals are allowed to e. tbo returned to Me post, an ira.li George Cottrill again befrieeding the tweet seem and an incitation tr--. Impious, who in the same nee at Doacaster deemed equivalent to the p-. Amin unlucky, the pair Wetted in equal dem ate.

Pope Pins S' is a Impious was in front seal clovehome, bail tweet to the etiquette of usual, failed when the oreniat test came. therefore, begged the monk. scoring very cleverly indeed. and thus rimers hardly knew whether they the 100 that he had rest after winning and whilst they stood beige:" Duke stable at Birmingham. Mr.

Cottrilll Yon do not, I suppose. eats secured hint at an advance of 9kgs. on the chairs forward for you: named. Would that all other Soasr. it, el mind to put an end to the fooleries of former ages that the bowing and ticrsplng.

the is the retiring backward. end ear's slut of date. I the duty to treat his official head with be the title be which he la tricks only butt a performing of place alien the performers are Court to my absurd. What ran be more riehrts peaceful eitisen fat and if queiading es a Deputy-Lieutenant. uniform.

or some worths lathere a tenet oat, kneohneches, ax. 4 silly and me little sense of burr at ups that I have many or taemeolves is elate in thie etweiftely informed that they them. to their eittomtic of their appearance as a feathers. There were a good many yeas. Morning, now.

and eish Dm great fiscal iscestiou felt to be a DUKAUce to al: Pot ee exclusively At last a practical M.P. 1. and presumed that any one or ladirectly. to the sublet -b 0 a head which should be charity. This was Ulallai.MMie Belfourites, Baschites.

and Fr. first the fines rained in, and a h. essemnlated for the local rho' i end the subject wee reser holiday berate, a holiday to their leoguuffering mends There was unique auction at the Mart yesterday, when a was by Messrs. Art. nr limns.

In thealkslitue Iledn, with which the at, The pill is made from the melee card Dr. Illuisiell. of Piccadilly. a (.011511: heeee ehr tt a i i ke teg i i ,7 a i et peat standing in his day. tlaamarleart faith.

for. thoieth Ili. ale Royal Family among he wed did ran much Noe Duties as extensive practice of 30 Yafja ea newt Alassaldra Park rare. which! a great reputation for his eweadiall ea Amhbovera7 with im elij rbeisaaatisin. and the pill.

which a sad be inlet failed Merrill auction. contained the eesence of td; Arimigliv ridden by young Lei fort at. rheumatism, sciatica. sr Spnatelliel a after the Venetian' The highest bid mesa ree son, hr wit had looked en War the winner. AA below the memo price the Y.

.111, treaty. The principal sweet fee the eseelnding the meeting fil the Leicestershire Handicap. and from what I saw at Are. lf not look beyond Stoic for the winner. 1 Randmart.

when pertly fancied, hr but lurk in the race.ret n- in itundinti fourth, and twaddle I shall to the raem met he were A. and with a peed Meter i expert him to some readily. I arewitrh Zinfandel met with A 9 to 2. and at NO to 9 there NI for Kano. Lord Roamer liete Mk and 1.009 to fe ere i The latter prier was 1 velet's Pride.

and Hop after Late to 40 twkie had the earabridreeh ire lea to 1 taken about Le tlourenir. SKLECTIONS. -ftraprner. Cos. Rocas.

INNA Y. 43 301--tirom Wedneada; amongst the ea Ila a good wirdn. lire. and the filly le likely is iSitute for St. Brendan.

.1 though on 41 coopuhary net. Suburban WlllllPr has (TOW Pi beyond recognition cameo lisioped great broad Quarters Maly good to follow. and her rio( that one could to.finish out the dip. none I.oked 11. Gabes How by H.

eb best of the whole beech en the racecourse I 0111 A WILL. W. the daughter of Pni I chestnut nth 'AT, itt the seams to be nue.h far dialog nenertalgy well somatel sie7 Wood sEIGEWS SYRUP Mrs. Mary Rogers. Fay Gate.

Horsham. Sussex. writing on May rua. says: I have pleasure in telling you of the benefit I derived from ycer Seigel Syrup. when I was suffering from indigestion.

My illness be mth, loss of appetite. and a general low and depressed feeling. I could not eat. snJ my strength (tilled rapidly. I suffered much from headaches, aeJ nervousness.

and though I consulted doctors and tookquantities of metheme. got no better until. on the recommendation of friend. I tried Mother SW." Syrup. After taking a few doses I felt myself getting better.

My apprise returned. I was again able to sleep soundly, and soon loot the headaches and Munnetra and was as well as ever. I think Seigel's splendid medicine, and shall always recomMend it The World's Antidote for The Edinburgh wiener. Ratbberite, had readily accounted for Hantshole and Pro: that. to the of still another of last en winners across the border.

Reginald, he always a decided faiwertta, although inrisit no of stone to most of hie He elected to make the manias. nod Is maimed in trout for a mile and a quarter, 1 (redden by Hardy, who. I he. Isetatilrailable ar for Sceptre en Saturday. I Maimed for Padlock II.) shut out.

to more mat of ease whilst the Asterie 614 the favourite. bad bran roanderoble merit in the rara of kayak. when finis useful if unattractive-1m se be bad mimed his Nor borawith a view to the Mid Ambles it was hoped that he wool fourth' a eartileate, but Hardy 3 like erupplemeni.nal stables Goth a myta ti well away. 1' t. in the Maine Sigh gli fo home resulted in PPsi Maid of the Mint rt the 1 ho had the advant.l Lane's senders saddle.

peal- Jarvis not on this tiosexim his net's' bet second up ih rd. Se tar. edam Imme nor Madden had' seeded in inemasiag 01Milir nitirreimio of manta, but the heetteMpoil wv. now erPertl do so with the aid of Hord thougg lira Wore of the nee Ms genorally ner mitts, of fact, Moat firtio, on some of Mot hew might peeeibly be made out a igi.led bar field a merry and she lefoCier in hand a ronsidorahle The penelieed Schnapps: wits RINVONI 1 varies bad cert a inly hoot most Mill stristmeit it Mr. Henry's mare..