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... LET THE METERS SPEAK! OT Ter Or TUN Or ST. LUCIA. Allow me to congratulate you on having at last broken silence respecting the water scandal. Everybody expected some comment on the remarkable report of Mr. Linwood in Wt. But you have been mum as a fish ...
... THE R. C. VESTRY OF CASTRIES SPEAKS UP RESPECTING ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. A of the Roman Catholic Vestry of the Parish of Castries was held at the Presbytery on the 15th ultimo. There were present :—The Reverend Father Tapon, the Honourable. P. J. K. Ferguson ...
... A NURSE SPEAKS: SHE HEARTILY ENDORSES DR. WILLILMS' PINK PILLS. Med Thela-Berself and Now to Ifteeeinesond The to all Wo. msea—As a Daring the • Change of We They ate the Standard-Uniee,BrooklynAT.Y. Another intelligent witness has been, added to the ...
... stimulate the teachers to encourage the speaking of English among their pupils, he also offered prises for the teschen of the schools which produced the candidates. These prizes aggregated £2O and were generously taken,not any public fund, but from his ...
... demands. and second—to preserve the great- a of the Empire The Right Hon . George Goshen, speaking nt tho Aleutedra P.tlaue steelar,d that the or a few elections was no ground for despondency. It is reporte. that the grand trunk train has collided at ...
... .• THE VOICE OF SAINT LUC speaking to 500 vi,itors at jersey, urged them to desist from Thiyaliet cries. In the Chamber 01 Deputies, a proposal that priests should attend ambulances iustead of taking active service at the troi.t.was rejected. Ihs ‘• Figaro ...
... directed light on his little game. But he will not speak out plainly, for lie dreads the action which will force from him, in damages and costs, a portion of his pine. I am Sir, Your obedient servant, J. LEPETIT. Mongirand Street., Castries, 29th July ...
... lit haves the cialithres. 1511ATTIW, hay* • on Remedy, customers cornief li f o r7 i ,far and I speak of it in the t terms. Xan ' Y have said that their children would ban died of croup if Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy had not been. given.— I' £. lON saL ...
... htnees had the Ep:auotie, Canadian Ileali4 oil cured them- cannot speak too highly of its virtues ;- it is a splendid article for lauieness, cuts, etc, and he would recommend it to re- I quiting such &particle. ...
... Mr. Cropper said that he would beg to say a few words OD the general question before speaking specifically on the resolution. There could be no doubt that the staple industry of the West Indies had been brought to the verge of ruin by the unsound and ...
... September fl o 1883. Dear find the sale of Seigel's 83rrup steadily increasing. who have tried it speak Very highly of its medicinal virtues; one customer describes it as a Godsend to dyspeptic people. I always recommended it . with contidence.—Faithfully ...
... Mr. C. 1). Yonker, a well known druggist of Bowling Green, Ohio, in speaking of Chamberlain's Cough Itremedy, says: I take pleasure in recommending it to my customers, for I am certain that it would always please them. I seU more of it than all other ...