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OLE BULL OUTRuN.-ln glancing oger a paper from Calcutta, VIC find an account of a traveller from the mountains of Norway, who has lately arrived in India, and is announced as wonders" being al bona fide Norwegian runner, who was about to.attempt the liseog- cry of the source of the White Nile, onfoot, and unattended. He expects to be absent from India only about four months, and he Is to go in direct lne, crossing deserts. and swimming rivers. Heuns degree in twelve hours, and can go three days without food or water, by merely taking dishsor two of syrup of raspberries, of which he carries small bottle, and when he does pfocnre food very small quantity will suffice; bnhwAen it is plentiful he eats enough for threa eays. This wonderful man carries with him only map, q compass, and Norwegian .axe. He has already inade some wonderful journeys, having gone from Constanimople to Calcutta and back in 59 days, for which the Sultan gave hin, -s$s2 s ,oo0, and from Paris to St Pe- tersburg in ] 3 days. He has certificates from the authorities at Calcutta and St. Petersburg verifying these very extraordinary facts. He is about 45 years of age, and slightly made. He trusts for safety in his periloas journey to his speed, as he says neisAef dromedary nor man can oYertaks him.

 