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... plain rail! their place. Again, he never could see tbe use of setting man to speak over a great soft pillow.— (Laughter.) Councillors and members of Parliament did not speak over pillows, and why in the world should preachers have to do so ?—(Laughter ...
... aoCT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS, slb*^ * 0013 one «* benefits which for *rri°. »*» upon cento.-? speak of , nmt * the present romance; bat now »« '° tuTty demonstrated, , ...
... Po ets.—A Frenchman, wishing to speak of the cream of the English poe: ts, forgot the word, and said, “de butter of poets.” New Isvaxr Foop.—In this remarkable baby nursing food we have an as natural, and even more fattening, than that supplied by the ...
... Curb of Consumption is Newcastle by Dr. Locock's Pulmonic Wafers ' Gentlemen, can myself speak of yoi.r Wafers with the gieatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and tbey have always afforded relief when everything ...
... The Lancet report speaks of an old man who has brought five chUdren on las. a week as one of the the Queen, dying as an old worker —in other words, as pauper servant to other paupers—in a dreary ward of Windsor workhouse, and of another, in the same ...
... Cumming, speaking recently at Leeds, said thé year 1867 seemed to end 6,000 years of the world’s history and hence the millennial rest of 1,000 years was close at hand. An Enropean war was loom ing more dreadfal than that which had recently ha would emerge ...
... mankind; for during a° m,s:r ? conferred a century to speak of care'for of Present romance; bat now the an« considered fully demonstrated, is so every rank of life, pnM-e op,nW? 0n, .* ,, frOID Persons ia the most important discoveries of the ; this ...
... THE PAUPER S DEAD CHILD. Speak very softly: fasten the door; With a step tread the creaking floor, There's a ragged handkerchief on the face; Lift it gently, as it were lace. Yes; only last night little Elsie died; Just opened her eyes, then shivered ...
... Yorkshire Singer's Debut Turin.—Private letters from Turin, as veil as tbe public journals, speak of the reception given to Miss Dobson, the favourite pupil of Mrs. Wood (under the Italianised name of Signora Dubini), her recent debut there in the opera ...
... CURE OF CONSUMPTION NEWCASTLE Dr. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC Wapers.— Gentlemen,—l can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confidence, baying recommended them in many eases of pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when everything ...
... THE WIFE'S SORROW. With haggard eyes and pallid cheeks She sits alone—alone. She scarcely moves—she never speaks She does not even groan. But for a step she listens aye— step she cannot hear, For still the moments glide away, And yet draws not near. Untouched ...
... Murder among the PBorsssoas.—Toe Cologne speaks strange crime which has just been committed in the town Mothers, near Aii-la-Chapelle. Professor Kl.j. n had left his honse. when another professor. Lang, rushed on him, and, exclaiming, '* must both die ...