... BV STHYCHNINE. A man in recently attempted to commit suicide taking grain oi strychnine. The skill of his physicians haring saved bis life, he narrates bin experience for the beuelit science. 110 says“ In the course of live minutes I began feel slight cramps ...

... accommodate all who arc of the same confirmed and communicant member of the temperament ray friend. Those whom my i Irisn Church 1 think we have no need friend undoubtedly considers as most unpertii cathedral in poor locality like Donegal! Street, and ...

... is not much damaged. The Derbythire Timet atates that the elder brother of the lato William Hewitt (who died at Rome at 8.30 p.m. on Monday) died at his residence, Heanor, Derbyshire, on precisely the same day and hour. Hia name was Francis Howltt, and ...

... ISlllo-U. 1»« U,IJ :, *„? iMtarei fcßid » friend ri-.f .vtempt ISrSde grow ’‘'i,' tolio Circle. Where tto °‘. describes * »30 citel. however, the Sed toUo*cd_ the sun lhe Stiaon-»D(l twisted its .ieck off. Mid it died. Rlmd is. under right conditions. * wonderful ...

... punishmoiit, the advice of friends, the mockery of the careless, the warnings of God and man, and the cry of the suflereta borne upon the breeze, m scattering the destructive element over his •wn and hia neighbour’s home, trying foolish songs and maudlin ...

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... had decided upon the step which waa separate biro from bis numerous provincial friends. Until now • Seen only strolling player, sod f ...

... materials, at the lowest prices, in ready-made clothing, in all departments, both men’s, youths', boys’, and children’s suits, in all the leading styles. A bona-rid,' saving of 15 percent, will effected in purchasing at William M’Pade’s, 58 and 55, York btroct ...

... eomo horseplay was indulged by number youths among luom selves. This may be- I air. not at all inclined dispute the love of the Queen s Island youths for horseplay : but 1 and ray friends certainly bore part ia save as sufferer*, and attack upon was as ...

... delicately navooxed bcv ...

... persons sleeping in the parish, the sister having a friend staying wth her for company. Early on Saturday morning a man named James Clarke, labourer, who had been arrested for drunkenness the evening before, died in tho Police Station, Bishop Street, Derry, ...

... Lloyd's agent Swalow Ulegiaphs to-day—Too steamship Yunnan supposed to nave been totally lost* All oa board saved. Press Association's Use try correspondent telegraphs—John Leahy, bis wife, sad grandson were found dead in bed this morning. The At Liverpool ...