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... DEATH OF TWO FRIENDS. On the 19th Mr Phillip Hoskinf, Dolcoath row. Tacldogmill, pseMd away after being confined to hie bed for only two or three pi- Deceased had been weak for r long time, preenmably from underground work and the trying climate of Africa; ...
... upon •• I am here my husband’s wish, Mr. Rutherford,” she interrupted, and I could hardly be so ungrateful to the kind friends who try to brighten Bfe, to repay them with sorrowful looks or frowns. As soon as Clarence desires I will rejoin Um.” Will you ...
... IMPEDIMENTS MAKKIAOE, and numerous other ailments, caused the follies youth, which, if neglected, result In consumption, insanity, or an early death. Ole medical work, the SECRET FRIEND, is illustrated with numerous Ca»es and Testimonials from Patients,showing ...
... TO THE NERVOUS & DEBILITATED. READ THE SECRET FRIEND. DR. li»s fop ore? twenty years his excla* sive-itWotion to the treatra. Nt and cure of ciazual Maladies, NERVOUS and PUYSICAL DEBILITY, LOSS of APPETITE. PAINS IN THE BACK, DIMNESS of SIGHT, LASSITUDE ...
... Saved on the Gallows. A OOOl> MINfSTKIt AGAINST TIME. A Canadian octogenarian named Carr, who died last November, Krie, Pmnsylvauia, had lived Ibal side t lake for many years, bat bis bidywas taken to tbe Pi evince Ontario for interment. There was Jiltlo ...
... SAVED BY A MOTHER'S VISION. The following singular incident in connection with the loss of the Kapunda is reported. A young woman, named Louisa Bcnn, living with her mother m Wednesbury, had. much against the wish of her friend's decided to go to Australia ...
... SPEHMATOBKUtEA. IMPEDIMENTS MARRIAGE, and numerous other ailment!*, caused the youth, which, If neglected, result consumption, insanity, or an early death. medical work, the SECRET FRIEND, is Illustrated with numerous Cases and Teetlmonials from PaUcnts, showing ...
... through weary years For h« who died long since, ah 1 waste not tem, She's thine unto the end I Thank God for one dear friend. With faith still radiant vrith the light of troth, Whose love comes laden with the scent of youth, TTirough twenty years of death ...
... late life. A friend of the family, son one dav and commenting on the faet. » ...
... man. who thought that every one was cheating biro, and who marked his money in order to try and entrap bis apprentice*. Heinrich had done no barm at all; Herr Winter w«* entirely to blame. It was bis fault. ‘Well, far away then, the farther the better ...
... Mitchcnor I exclaimed Friend ...
... THK FIRST AUSTRALIAN EXPLORATIONS. There has just died Cheltenham, Captain Sturt, one the first explorers of the continent. A London contemporary, interesting notice the discoveries he accomplished, remarks- - Forty years back Charles Sturt landed New ...