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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24
Excitement About n State F-ir.

The public Wa -tartl / this morning
spoul III a. ~. I,ionday) by the .uupune-
mru, that the n. e. AgrtculturAi Society
had made an assignment of all the pro
ceed. OF the Fair of last ~sek u 4r Leu
ID. Heart. The cause IL said to have
been exrected suit. on old bund' IT IN
Society and the attemp. 10 ala q -"
! proceeds for their pzyDielt lnr re-
estate is not included 10 the assign
ruent We are al, uni.r ned that a re
~olution to remove he Far Grounds |
Tarboro only failed by time s"tc, III :
meeting Of the Executive La
~eek.-Dflp Eren'H0 lnaor.
A. many Wild rcpolta are aif,ads
circulation. We have eud, avored 10 Of
tain the full facts about the dlfhcultle
| above referred to although We ha:'
never had reason to FEEL excessively
friendly towards the Fair, a. managed
Ii well known, we suppose, that the
Fair Association had 10 borrow none
10 the earlier years OF It's hi,tory $lO,-
900 from the y. C.. Ins. Company /.
similar amount from Col. I. Nj. Holt;
and so On. These obligations, with the
accruing interest ran over s2O.GO a.
times. and could only be reduced By the
small annual gains Of the Fair week re
ceipts over expenses. The reduction
has been considerabl of late years; but
the progress, on the whole, has been slow.
Certain claims became FESTIVE, and th-
Association attorneys learned Of propec-
tive attachment of the cash receipts OF
the past week. Sc an assignment vi the
cash was made to l. o ID. Hea.tt. Esq.
who been acting Treasurer since Maj.
WIleys resignation.
They appointed Mr. Heartt to d'sburse the
receipts first 10 payment OF premiums, *
peuses for conducting the fair the prcseet
year, including salaries and rents u date
The surplus, if any, to be paid by hun e
y q T~pchurch, d Fowle, A Crccci
and r F Hoke, assignees and trustees o.
me several judgements heretofore obtain
ed against the the society III favor OF tn
Citizens National bank, the State Nation
al bank and the Raleigh National bArk
| and Mrs Isabella NJ Bragg.
The assignment is signed BY lhorna,
VI Holt, president, and Walter Clark and
James Mckee as members of the society
and Of Its executive committee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

GRANVILLE ITEMs.-Mr Willis Gran
dy and wife have moved te Raleigh To
live with their daughter. Mrs. Il. IL
Briggs, Jr. Their many friends here
parted with them with feelings of deepes,
regret.-The Royster mine near
Blue Wing was sold on the 10th lust.
by Hon. A. III. A. Williams, President
of the Oxford Il Henderson Railroad,
to Mr.. f. w. Lyon of Pittsburg. Penna.,
for an English Company. who will pro-
pably commence to work it soon, on ALI
extensive scale ~TOrchhyht.
Mr.. Lyon and the editor of the +. Il
NJ. were schoolmates at Tuscarora
Academy in Pennsylvania at the out
breaking of the war; and though the
Southern world has made a wonderful
whirl since then, We are glad to well
come him and his, to dwell among Us.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

Mrs. Pace, widow of the late Jane,
Pace, while suffering from a nervous fl
fell into the fire, and received injuries
which yesterday morning resulted il
death. Aged 63.
The usual reports of robberies fol-
low the march of the circus through the
State. The same gang who entered SC
many houses at Weldon, Halifax, and
other towns, robbed the house of H. u.
Common, ESQ, in Wilson of $50, and :
fine gold watch. They also got a watch
and money in Mr.. Geo. Smiths house.
The papers report losses at other points.
4 friend writes us that a n~ight-watch O.
20 men guarded Magnolia.
-Abbeville, S. c., last week, w. j.
Carr, who left one arm in a Wayne coun.
ty cotton gin, and left that section (for
his and its good was convicted of bur.
glary and sentenced for 5 years in the
South Carolina ~pcnitentiary. Sheriff
Grantham went after him for crimes in
this State, but will have to wait for five
years before he gets him.
The protracted trial of j. H. Ste
vcns and W. S. Ringstaff, for the killing
of w. P. Clyburn during a serenadinQ
frolic one night in the streets Of Monroe
resulted last week in a verdict of mot
guilty after the jury had remained
out" for two days and two nights. The
Enquirer says the jury stood seven for
nlanslaughter at the start bat like abe
Bowlin jury at Hlllsboro, graiuall,
changed over to the side of-merc,.
Messrs. Covington and Adams and Judge
r. L. Bennett defended the accused.
AT the annual meeting of the Fruit
Growers Association, in the State Capi.
tai. Cart. 4. +. Paddison was reelected
President /; Col. W. ] Green. J. II. Van
Lindley, S II. Cannady, Esq, David
Shaw, Esq, Col. Vim. Johnson, and
others, Vice-Presidents. S. Ohio u :
son, Secretary. Col. ]. NJ II ok was re
quested to oei, the public at mex, meeting
whether Frui,-growingin North Larolina
pays" 1t it don't. who does! DR..
Satchwell answered strongly in the af>
frmative. From the reports which reach
us, his address before the Association on
the subject of Fruit and Grapes IS ar
ticIe> of Food. land Medicine. was all
that might have been expected from one
who is regarded among the most forci-
bile and ell quent writer's and speakers
10 the State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
ETNA LIFE ms. co,
At THE FRONT!

The success of the -Etua Life 10 we'll calculated
u command the ience and patronage OF the
Insuring public.
The -Ftna has adiri half . million to the
twenty eight million and over
which was on hand January Is, 1888.
The Ktua has AGE, aud EXPERIENCE. and
over SIX millions Of surplus, so that to
hold a policy IN the Etna is to have a solid and
certain Investment for the family. to
be realized IN CA III when the Policy becoIn.s =
claim over ONE LILO DOLLARS has
been paid In North Carolina up 10 January lat.
lss},-seNen months ago. Only {. few DAYS ps,t
the com pany p.id through W. II. Crow. their
state Manager, $500 to the widow Of the lat.
Prof L. b. Bailey at Columbus. Miss who WAS
for many years = citizen of Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24
GOOD CORN BREAD.

We are making the best corn meal
now ever offered N the county. The
corn is cleaned. then crushed by Rol-
lcrs. then ground and bolted. 1t re-
mains cool all the while. and is as
much superior to other meal as patent
-four is 10 ordinary Hour. 1t is worth
more but sells as cheap as any other.
JONES ~ POWELL. Raleigh, y. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

Col A.. III L.u~ sea. ~h'-e rurcna-e
Of the Lynchburg Mills we nentIooed
last week, list TWO tobacco factories on
Tuesday, (.b,ut 50 900; but was fully
insured.
Mr.. Henry Brewer. Anderson. W.
Va. an English gardiner by profession.
married.. without children. wishes to
take charge Of some gentleman's coun-
'r,-seat a. gardiner or overseer.
The House of Bishops agreed to the
u vision OF North Carolina INTO W Do-
,,e.: so now the great question IN
iscnpal circles is whether the new
bishops name will De Watson. Mar
.bal. Cheshire. Buxton. Bronson. or
you know who.
Mr.. James Williamson, a well known
and popular young clerk at Aessrs.
Briggs & Co. for several yean,-went
10 Washlngt N, n. c., some time ago to
run a hard ware store owned by Mr.. ID.
B. Jarvis.
Married men have been Known TO
mint that e~nchantment in a woman de-
nends uro whether she remains content
with her own pair Of bangs or trle-
70 nut a So. on her husbands head also
using a poker for the purpose, OF course.
Senators Vance AID R,usom, Col.
r. +. Bennett. Col. John VI. Staples,
N,ior Lewis Latham, Maj. +. h. Bus
bee Col. A. NJ, Waddeli, Col. Oct. Coke
aud Others will help 10 silr the political
w,ters of Pools District" in order
hat Col. Skinner may come to Congress.
Fish diet is said to be = promoter of IN
t4!!ectual brill fancy, and as that District
contains more water and more fish than
ali the remainder Of tho State, we look
for some sparkling speeches.
A correspondent.-''.J. &. H.
writes a sharp and lawyer-like reply to
''Peleg's'' suggestion la.t week that il
the Republicans elect the next Cover
nor he ought to entertain his colored
friends i'll the new palace. j. G. H."
ar,ue- that it is time to quit flinging
such filings at the Radicals seeing that
Democrats are making bids for negro
votes. and are loud in praise OF "colored
Democrats "colored Prohibitionists.'
b. f. Butler, the father of the Civil
...i,Et's Bill. ETC.. etc.
We do not print the article. because
I>t) our columns are full (2) l,ecause
'.Pelpg's' Remark was a mere piece of
iocositv and (3d) because we think OF
withdrawing the Farmer and Mechanic
more and moe free from the field of
politics not to get upon the fence. nor
to pay neutral.-nOr smother our indie
reudent convictions. but simply TO leave
the squabbling and ill-temper, and mud
throwing to those WI o make a living by
it. Next week we may refer TO FOUR
letter more fully.
We notice also that a correspondent
signed Working Farmer."-responds
through Charlotte Observer to Capt.
Thigpen's and Gov. Vance's remarks
(se,. last weeks Farmer and Hechdnic).
and another writer responds TO Nv.
F." Well. it shows NE people are be-
ginning to get interested in improved
methods.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

The CoLoREp FAIR The fifth an.
uual exhibition OF the y. G. Industrial
Association will take place in Raleigh
Nov. l.. Grand parade OF m~ilitar,
companies and civic organizations. iu-
cludin. fire companies from Washington,
Wilmington, Fayetteville, Newberu,
Charlotte, Raleigh and other places
opening address by Gov. jarvis; annual
grafton bv ID. A. Strsker. address b,
Senator Vance, Thursday, Nov. Is ex-
Judge k Z. Buxton will also addreS,
the fair on Thursiay Gen. Grant has
been invited to be present and deliver AL
address shooting match each Gay j,
tournament Wednesday. 81 Loco IN pre-
NUNS will be awarded
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24
1t must have been a terrible s,..o

1t must have been a terrible state q,
affairs. that caused the Psalnlist to ask
VIII can stand before his cold? 2" In
his day the remedies we're few and doubt
fni how much happier should this gen
Grafton De, that has a household remedy,
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup 50 wonderful
has been Its cures that millions rise up
and call it blessed" -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

MESSRS. TATE Il WALKER.-These
Young gentlemen know how 10 push
business. They carry twenty different
brands OF cigars, and a. many styles of
chewing tobacco; and they are General
rrttes. Do you want any of these
things: Aay way. please tell your
friends where they can see the advertise
ment of Messrs. Tate and Walker. of
M~ehanesville.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

-'HAvING tested the virtue of Pie
mol Sodlque IN III own family, We can
ulhe>Itatlr gly recommend its use. 1t
relieves pain almost instantly, aud rap
Idly heal, the wound. 1t is an article
which should be kept on hand where ac-
cidents are liable to occur. -.Jcferso.
MAN. Vest Chester. Pa.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

Is SHE FROM MECKLENBURG?- S .n-
stor Shnsn's Ms, Hill belongs 10 a Mis-.
-ouri family 4 ,cial position VII, u
her t.thrr die e was one of the best
speakers il. ~" i+.islatu /. and a lawyer
of ability. Her mother wa. a descepdant
If Rob rt Brevard. a signer Of the Neck
'enburr declaration of independence.
Miss Hill is a niece Of the late Gov.
Brown, a cousin of Senator II. B Oliver,
a yourp woman of wealth and great beau.
" and her engagement and the story OF
her clandestine marriage created a good
deal OF surprise in Missouri. Senator
Sharon has turned the tables on Miss Hill
by his suit TO have the marriage contract
N he hands declared a forgery. aud the
aSn thickens as it goes on.-SpriDgfeld
RepULhcan.
Ana the public nose sickens, All TIE
same, we believe the girl tells the truth.
Those Cow B y Senators, Tabor, Sharon,
and the rest. who found a gold mine and
quickly bought their way to the highest
seats in the social and political synagogue,
naturally feel that they can buy any wo-
mans virtue with a few thousands Of
dollars. Senator Tabor bought a divorce
from his old wife, and Senator Sharon
after trying to buy off his wife Miss
Hill is now trying to ruin her. But she
no doubt married him for more,, and
will make him pay for the whistle.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

NEO YORK Money 3.a2
per cent; cotton dull at l09-l6(o 1913 is
cents s. uthern -four steady at s.. sO(a
6 624 wheat, ungraded red goal -.
.:0rn. ungraded SPA SIC rosin steady az
81. 50(a l.51! spirits turpeDtine-Iull at
80 ceuts.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

Life is too short to try half a d.zen
different kid. Of Sure Cures" when
one suffers with a cough or cold; stick to
the best and use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup;
it will cure your cough and never disap.
point you. All druggists sell it at twen-
t,-five cent? a bottle,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

kLNsToN ITEMS. From a Messenger
letter:-Mr. Logan Walsh has taken
charge of the telegraph office. Smith
ield.Th bridge at Bells Ferry was
struck by a steam boat and SO damaged
that travel has been suspende i.-J.C.
kenuedy's fine pair Of horses ran away
with MIR. Ell. Fitzpatrick III kinston a few
days ago and smashed up the buggy, and
wounded one horse slightly. -Nr
Thomas McGee received % shot in his
person from the gun of Mr.. F. Becton
while out shooting partridgcs. They
were fifteen steps apart, but fortunately
there was a small load of powder, and
Nr. McGee picked out the shot with his
knife. --Mr Parrot Hardee showed
Us a potato last week that was ID inches
long 1t was coIlcd up to three inches and
looked quite sDakey. - wife of Mr..
John e. Wooten died of dry ganerene.
She had suffered for IA long time About
two weeks before her deaf her son. DR..
K. Z. WOOten, and Drs Henry Tull aud
Frank Duffy agreed II diagnosis and
treatment and her foot was ~anputated as
Il last resort, which no doubt prolonged
her life a few days. -COtton is the best
lubrlcatOr in the market-lOO bags a day
IN kInstOn seems to oil up olu rusty
IalntS and stltt knees SO that II Is hard To
tel whether a man Is running to pay a
debt or running to keep from paying it.
- Quite a sensation Was caused III
hlnslon last Sunday by the finding Of a
beautiful girl baby, supposed to be five
or SIX weeks old on the toot-mat IN NJ ;.
Eilzat eth Jones porch, just about DAY.
Crowds Hooked to see the little
old and young, male and female, even To
4 Young lawyer. Many presents were
made and many more are promised. But
the mlsts have cleared away" to the
satisfaction of many. aud the heartless
mother bad better take care OF h:r owu.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

MIR. j. 2. Cardigan, who was W
). best's secretary, is now in New York
IN business with Dion Boucicault. tho
famous actor.-Newbern Journal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

DEATHS Near Gold.boro, September
10Th, Dora Lee. and on Oct. oh. Nora
Stanton, daughters of Col. G. +. Norton.
AT her late residence. IN Atsmance
county, Oct. +th, IN the 10Th year of her
age, Margaret, relict of Joseph Tate, and
the last Of the children Of The ate Rev
Ezekiel Currie u Washington coun.
". Miss Bette, daughter OF owen VI
Allen, aged Is years. ....At Farmvilie
Pitt county, Mrs. W - Lang.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24
How TO PUT VEST EGGIN BANK,

Fhe -ttnA has several plans. One is peculiarly
attractive to parties desiring to make a prontsbI.
Investment that can be realized in any vicis.ttna.
OF fortune To illustrate this plan suppose a man
at the age Of IS, takes a policy for $4,000. Az
Stunning lat he vii 1--we 10 year. We ind tina. hi.
ten -nnusl ptyInents will amount to g.. ggs 30
III ihuch ana no more. He has at the end Of 10
years Bona OF SlO,o1D TO be paid 10 hi. family AT
ne q "h- This Policy or Bond only cost about
'o1' ~ IN" dol ar. And each year after tn. pul Is
ho'ier ceases to pay, the company Civ. a CAL
dl'lne'd anunaiiy, a. in the case Of one of our
cit ze'ls, who ia. gone four ,ears SINCE pawn. n.
'oh'P ~! anything Yet the company's manager,
W. ii. Crow has paid this citizen dividend. A. f,i-
Iows-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

Rev w Offiey, Newbern. y. G.,
says:"l have taken Browns Iron Bit
tiers and consider it one OF the best
medicines Known
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24
Fortse Farmer sns A~~s.4tr
Lines Oeoieated TO the Confcder-
ate Derd Recently Removed
from Arlington, Buried
In Oakwood Cemetery, ut
RaIcISh, n. c..

WRITTEN Br GEo ".
Full t-ent, wears have flaNu away.
And meath N~grgfua's solt
Loved forms have wasted back 10 Clay.
Free from lie : rude turmoil.
Far from their native heath ih-y fell,
Midst victory and defeat.
They suffered long they suffered well,
In hghtiug or retreat.
Like the bright star. that ever blaze
In the blue vault on high.
Their matchle>> deeds Hume our days,
And oft our thoughts inspire.
H.h up the rugged heights Of fame
These warriors -randiy passed.
These heroes climbed and carved a name
ForeyermoTe TO last.
Carolina soil receives to-day
The gallant soldiers Slam.
To rest beneath their native clay,
No more 10 suffer pain.
Kind eve, have watched your lajlowed
dust,
Through shadow and sunshine.
To-day NC lay "a sacred trust,
Nherc means the stately pine.
on 10 this spot where brave ones sleep
May our footsteps incline,
Here may We come. here may We weep.
The IVY here entwiue.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

SoCIAL.-The young people attend
iUg the Fair had a merry week of it.
The streets were IN good condition. the
weather perfect, the nights brightly
moonlit, the brass bands playing night
" before the theatres, balls. hops. or
Germans nightly. concerts at the Fee
male Seminaries, weddings. dinings. ct
cetera. There are a great many veal
thy people in the State, and when they
assemble at the Fair. the fair have a
good time.--There WAS much regret
that Gen. w. III. f. Lee could not be
present at the Confederate ~re-crossing
Of the line. honeward bound. He cx-
pected to be the guest Of Mrs. Gen.
Branch; and Ole of our loveliest Young
ladies had loaned her spirited charger
for his use in the procession. Many
old troopers went to the train to well
come their old commander-"FitZ.' the
nephew of Uncle Robert.''-Mrs.
Gen. BRYAN Grimes who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Speight, will leave to-
morrow evening Tor her home in
Pitt county.--Senator Vance was
the guest of Maj. II. ;. Tucker.-
Mrs. and Misses Eudy were guests Of
Capt. n. l.. Brown.-Miss Mollie
Wilder and Miss Kate Saunders were
guests of Miss LIZZIE Lee.-Mrs
Gen. w. r. Cox has returned home.
and cordially welcomed by all.-
Miss Gertrude A. Pitt. Of Edgecomhe. IS
visiting Miss Adams in this city.-
The elegant globe offered by Messr..
Alfred Williams 4 Co. to a boy under
sixteen years of age for the best drawn
map on exhibition at the State fair. was
won by Master Geo. w. Blacknall -
A german was given Monday evening,
complimentary to Misses Kate Williams,
Emma Murchison, Rita Worth. of Fay
etteville Misses Alice and Rosa Leak.
of Wadesboro. Miss Matte Doud. of
Charlotte Miss Kate Long, of Weldon.
WI Frank Heart is rlerkinc at
Greenville. S. C.-Col. Chas. II.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24
II \ w ID IIORNER
Classical, Mathematical, AMI
Commercial School

Henderson,, VANCE Go, No..
The Fall Session opeus rhc tfU "
day III July next. The f,a.n.-- ..
tried and exf erienced the lcttn- r....
able aud the accommodation ar.
class the discipline Is good AMI ...
Course of study thorough.
for circular giving particulars aI...
the principals.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

lhl-l l. practice, and not theory and tn. invsst-
me1it l. unsurpassed. Partie. desnriD. Iuy..tue,t
and i.-tirsuce will fnG it to their iuter--t T., II
dress tie manager OF the .ftna at Raleigh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
Put a Brand on Him,

"WOmel arc a necessary evil De sI.i. h.I..
in. down his II hard OF the c1u7.cf "a. cu.1. .,.
his heartlcss remark Il was 81 the yi.,ls. Store
az wet Milton, Saratoga C5unty. All ile *.
or was the ccntral 1Surc Of q group OF iu.i s,.-
philosopher. lie was homelg, sllvcnly aui sixty
There's where I differ from Won aii,g Cher Do
.aid Nr George +. Graham. Of The same uIt.a.
Women a. To- mostly what men make 'cm. WIN
husbands are hruies wives will hil into s"ln..
slcn or make home hot f1r The m 'u aut 'f..'.r
unnatural ig either charae' or. Love tsru md
c.nsri1liy be gooi 20 them whom they rc I'd sand
vnu'il have no trouble. There ny oNr - .
now she's suI red 4 good deal with dy-Y....
nervOu. pr' stratiOn and O,hcr iiinen Ihf ..t
the bloom % her c1ccks a1itls spring .u '.r
-tcps VOL she saw IN aiyertis 'mtGt 90 rtgs.
IRIS TpsIc and bought DO w0Idhr -.'HttI...
Tor her case. Gsntlcm ~ I s-lt i've m.irt A..a.
h,t'c. she took T.. l s.ut again 40 rm1r. 80.
several times. T1ublcy Why. 10 Jau UlI'f ...
how much cool D.. his done hsr Won u1H.. ~
that women are the greatest o' Col" BLESSING.
and PACKERS ToSi, i- the nrNt"
This preparation which he been known I'D.
PARNER's GINGER ToNic, will tcr,a .rr b. rl 20
simply PARSEW's TOXIC This chiu-e Dos ...l
rndpTci necessary by Substitutes Inp1 ..l r..l
their customers by unprlnr pied dealer. ur .. '..
name OF ginger, aud a. giLg.r j. rc4.if 40 u4.I.
portanl ilay0rng Ingredient, VIC drop "a m.t.l.
lag word
There 10 m chance however. 10 the pr,p.rl. .l
4 ,elf ani an bottles femtIuiug boz tlp hl1I. off
dca er,, wrsnpe under the n tm@ % PhRh.Es
GINGER IuNIC contain the genuine me ...H. ..
the fac-simile signature OF lltscON Co. . 10 ne
bottom oi the OUT ..ic wrtpp"r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
HE HAD GONE BEFORE.

Charles Wyndham narrates q good
story of his getting into railway car
rage bound for Folkestone, and recog'
nizing in the department well known
detective. Presently n dissenting minis
ter 90, in. and with the three locked in
by the guard, the train started. II seems
that the detective was Ia pursuit OF :
criminal who had taken tho previous
train. He soon began 10 study the pho
togT. ph of the fugitive. and. OF course.
was absorbed over Il. Tbs, a.tFao ting
the clergymsA. he saId
You have pOrohance lost deas
friend }"
Dear: Yea. very dear. indeed"
Take comfort. brother. he has but
gone before
"Yes, hang him. and he's so, three
hours start of me, bu, III follow him to
hell"
At which the clerical hoaved q deep
sigh, and moving over toward Wyndham
as Il for protection, hsaved sigh, and
pointing 10 his own head nodded signif-
cantly at the "cussing' third.