... DIED TRYING TO SAVE HER. William Smith, head stoker on tbe Anchor line steamship City Boms, came to an nntimely and late on night while ettempting to rescue Rebeoea McNair, a steerage passenger, who bad fallen Into the water on her war to the ebtp, which ...

... THE FRIEND OF MY YOUTH, This is intended to a sad story. hare just parted with an old friend. was the companion of my childhood—in yonlh my couatant associate—in early manhood ray atauch and never-failing friend—and for a long period of life proved himaelf ...

... WHILE ATTEMPTING SAVE FRIEND. An exciting setae occurred last night Hartln* gay Station the Great Northern Railway. ap express was approaching, William Milton, a carpenter, who was on the platform, with two females, either fell jumped the line, and the ...

... HIS FRIEND’S ADVICE SAVED HIM. 23, Burleigh Street, Ilolderness Road Hull, lives Mr. George Woodhead, the subject of this sketch. He is a shipbuilder by trade, and for more than forty years has been a resident of that city. Up to 1884 he had been employed ...

... “SAVE FROM FRIENDS.” If happinps* consist, as b**lse*p do, ro- tharosppct and attontion of our follow-creatures, there surely never was bappv roan Mr. Singleton, proprietor of S' House the dose vicinity of tli« neat country town Hartington. Singleton ...

... AVE ME FROM FRIENDS! Tue Lord Advocate of Scotiand has ample rea- son to indulge in the above exclamation. Mr. has been rather unfortunate in his endeavours to find a constituency to send him to the House of Commons. He had a pretty close struggle with ...

... WOMEN’S NARROW SHAVE. WHILE ATTEMPTING SAVE A FRIEND. An exciting scene occurred last night Barr'mgay Station on tba Great Northern Railway. As express was approaching, William Milton, carpenter, who was on the platform, with two females, either fell ...

... in a aaunery or monastery. has been well said : friend need friend indeed.” But are such frioods to found Friends who will etick to you through thick and thin 1 Friends who will not leave yon in the trying hour, in the day of adversity, in ...

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