... suffering for nearly two-and-a-half years from set e headache and disordered sad alter trying almost everything, and spending much money vnthvut any I tea. recommended by a friend to tty your Fruit-salt, sad before I had finished one bottle I found it doing sue ...

... nearly two-aad.a-half years severe headache and disordered stomach, after trying almost em - thing, and spending mach mosey without if adiac any beeefit, I was recommended by a friend to your kruit-salk aad before I bad inisbed ems It doing ma. great deal ...

... Ilonaloan mutineer by the youth, Wlll tslea over in boLh cabins, and Mr Caristopher Alford gave it as his opinion that young Athol was considorable of a fellow. By and by Archer returned to duty, and Elwin hid no more watch to stand, save when he sent Bois ...

... police burghs, and sit as such immediately after the Police Court on Moniays. A POSF.R FOR OUR RISCATORIAL FRIENDS.— We are advised by our fishing friends at Portincaple, Loch Lougside, that they captured, a day a two ago, a large cod fish, weighing somewhere ...

... pain, this to press her pillow and lamp soundly through the livo•long night. You can ? opium?' I! Tu. No, no. I will try and hope on. Battubetter— Better death than that, yoa would have sail? That wu what I thought, but I cannot quit, say it ...

... little boy to drive instead. Oh. no, my kind friend, no, Indeed. I could not be so ungrateful as to deprive you of your carriag Not for the world would I do it. My poor dear Mr Gray has not left us mu , di trionoy. I fear; end we mavt not shrink from ...

... hull in a Chinashop, but who would have thought of a cow in a Berlin wool repository? It is true, however, for our worthy friend, Mr Alexatuler M•Aulay, on driving a favourite Aulderney up Sinclair Street, on Saturday last, was somewhat astonished ...

... story he bad just returned. And on this June evening Reuben Arlington had I summoned his friends to meet the boy who bad bees safely returned to him; and the friends came In large numbers; and parlours and the hall were filled with genial, happy people ...

... She is safe from all barm—mtfe from all sere that. II you will the advice of a man who hears you no malice, and who *mild save , you from needbes turmoil. you will seek no interference in tbie. Some thin4s 1 mi.rbt put ay with, while other thimis might ...

... way of working for my bread, for that lass WAREHOUSE, Comm gedfoW gliortion, Ili beim wide. 110. to Si HA Solo, Is SM. Si Mkt= di. br• -. v. Job* M'Ewan, according to instructions from will never marry a gamekeeper. If I could get out eapllal for Grate Cloths ...

... eaboa's, take care, save my caboose; cut ass* the Irishman, plenty more Irishmen, but only one caboose. The caboose was saved, and the Irishman cut adrift. The unfortunate thief had fastened the caboose with • rope to his back, and in trying to get ashore ...

... the other. Are you Mrs Cameron? he inquired. Yes, sir, that'll be my name. I have come to make some inquiries about a friend of yours named Flora M'Arthur. Come away he I thought you were a taxgatherer; come ben this way, and she led Grant into ...