... Miss Seeing this Lot. Loom T4BLI CLOTHS3s 10d 48 10d and - 5« 101 each. Worth at least 15*r cent more Money. Extra Value in Kitchen TOWELS to be Cleared at 3d 4d and 41d each. Enormous Reductions in the TivEED Detositiiient. 160 Yards Tweed Suiting. To be ...

... obliging, motherly body., In her household arrangements she had a geniusl for confusion, so much so that when you entered the kitchen there was danger of stepping into a pot, a pail, upsetting the frying pan, &c., One day Nannie had an experience that nearly ...

... me a spoon said he. Thomas— As ahair as daith, sir, aw take it. The Dr. (turning to Corky Donahlson)--Jim go ben to the kitchen and bring me a spoon. The spoon having been brought the doctor again tried to persuade Thomas to take it, in vain, so turning ...

... fireside in kilta she at ones . him with a tow of whine whi3h she had been out fathering. With s wikl howl Sandy made the kitchen followed by the slashing swish ut the whin from on his bare legs. Andrew' - hold of her for using his customer in such . manner ...

... fell Bonnymuir, and Pate the Oat baits/ with his pikb, fir a V member of the Chartists until a bp ballot rigroatt°42Flt4 the kitchen of .of the fields at • eapacted. Peter, . whit pvILIE dividhig the i tramoog the . He was well-knovr . n_ps _ as a chartist ...

... oailanta, gang awe. She oriedi sod 4mnna bring a 800 here—l've use Devito her objections the pig in the pocki was Wt on her kitchen floor. A number of neighbour wives came in to assistance and the soo was tumbled cot on tearfulji hiana doon—j fitior and ...

... frequently ensued, or .so unexpected axe the irregularities of the supply even the ,hot , water cistern has been emptied; the kitchen fire has had to be taken off. In April of this year, Mrs Veitch took a record for a week (having previously ascertained that ...

... humble folk, even the cat was asleep in the big house. Doubtless the dreams were pleasant See that glimmer of light in the kitchen. It is a candle. There is someone stirring in the watches of the night. Let us peer through the window chink. What a glorious ...

... homely man and when the snows of winter set in his congregation could not grumble at a cauld kirk, as he admitted them to his kitchen, gave them his sermon there and a plate of warm kali to keep them right till they got home. That was practical, human, ch ...

... speak for themelves. ANDERSON'S 11 Old Town, Peebles. 62 MALL Furnished House to let for winter months. Parlour, Bedroom, Kitchen, .\ c. Rent moderate to suitable t.arty. Apply Office of this Paper. IN Olt SALE—MaiI Cart, Rubber Tyres, cheap. Apply this ...

... at pries which speak for themves. ANDEicsoN's Town, Q MALL Furnished I louse to let for winter months. Parlour, liedrismi, Kitchen, &c. Rent modereto suitable !Arty. A pply Office of this Paper. FO SALE—MaiI Cart, Rubber Tyres, cheap. R Apply this Office ...

... Durward's Crown Inn. She fed pigs for the express purpose of feeding her customers, and always had plenty of hams hanging in the kitchen. Ala! times are changed. Not even a biscuit to your dram now-a-days. This is the age of SILLZR SILLER 1! SILLER Auld fashioned ...