... himself of every recent lo^proTement. The UtitJiD Essnu. prevents p*ln llocsyed Teeth, .nd renders them oseful in mastication. « A single I ootb from EnUre Set, from ® ® Plugging Teeth and Extraction ••• 11, STEPHEN S GREEN, NORTH. Baths and toilette wake ...

... UPPER SERVANT to a Gentleman and HOUSE- KEEPER in a Farm-house. She will be required to understand plain cooking, the management of a dairy, and rearing of poultry. — Address J. T. M ., Journal Office. 'FO JOURNEYMEN BAKERS.— WANTED, A a ...

... selecting, mei a dead waste of mediocrity, a worse. Wszearomm—elothed in a mantle, will& he wraps mod him very in the way that old gentleon the deal with their slake when they dial it neemeary to moderate their ohmmeter for , one hand to be taken by a who stands ...

... year slate, Tom ? said a schoolmaster to a little urchin. A house and a pig, sir. Why I see nothing but a hones ; where's the pig ? Oh, sir, the pig's behind the house. Poems wno sat seven Po rtee.—We have no sym- pathy for ...

... point of sitting down to dinner with merely a change of clothes in our hands, and went off to a place about ten miles distant, where our eldest son had the care of a small fort. We arrived there late at night with a couple of very frightened ...

... period of rest. Many thousands are brought touther, separated at once from the comforts awl restraining of a home and fatally, pursuing a vocation of a speculative and irregular character. It is not surprising that the clergyman should complain of ...

... history of a ship huilr. manned, and navigated a single family. —Liverpool Duilu V'-st, A Terrible Affair.—A most mysterious affair is reported to have occurred in Cincinnati. Th** following telegranhic announcement, dat July d, appear* in a ...

... that s a good soul, and hurrying through the business of fitting, the girls were soon gone Sinking down from mere exhaustion, the pale woman held her aching bro.v a moment, then exclaimed bitterly, And she's a Church member—a cloak of ...

... glit it a full mount of laudation 1 Perhaps emetWn of this kind mouldering the of Bs that as ougeotastad ample he= node a vary ensiable Ude. The poid g o r wad le which will be Lb' a, ki la this our isesdhse the way incesdrat thu tki we of a gmalimmea ...

... came about; Ido not know myself at all; but it is so. For months I have been a coward and a hypocrite; every day has been a torment to me. To escape, I waa going to make myself a hypocrite for life. Jean don't deapiae me pity me. I do. Will you help ...

... it came about; Ido not know myself at all; but it so. For months I bave been a coward aud a hypocrite; every day has been torment to me. To escape, I was going to make myself a hypocrite for life. Jean don't despise me— pity me. »I do. Will you help ...

... liberally, and then grant pensions? It the Poor Law Board can male available as a power to check a appropriation of the public money, it is quite legitimate to appeal to such a tribunal. Many true wotd i$ spoken iu jest, and it may iu but not more so than ...