... CootaiHß no dye. Reetoree Gray Hair » f-.w days Rottlee. Can had through all the Mftkt-r. Hone, for mampe. ATHER TESTIMONY. In speaking PURIFIER. OLD DR. JACOB J SSARSAPARILI.A, G. C Kernott, M. D., L. S. A., li'i. .>ay* •-I ►irungly recommend it in cutaneone ...

... Catholics of the town would nut distinguish between Protestant aad Catholic when dric honours were to be disposed (bear, hear). Speaking the mayor a merchant, bis merits could not be too highly extolled (applause). He had advanced Ufa and prosperity, but not ...

... of the Council o!State. MM. de St. Paul and Duvergier have been nominated taembcr> of the Senate. This evening’s newspapers speak in high terms of the manner which the Ministry lias been constituted, regarding a coalition between the Right and Left Centres ...

... houses of some persons inimical to the no-called national party were seriously io tend, and in some cases almost destroyed. Speaking of lenianism, it is only fair to mention, ' without comment, that Cardinal Cullen in November issued • pastoral directed ...

... telegraph.] FLORENCE, Jan. 2. At yesterday’s official reception at the Palace the Vice-President of the Chamber of Deputies, speaking on behalf of his colleagues, said that the nation hoped it would be given the King to accomplish the destinies of lialyi ...

... afternoon, but the surgeons think he will die from exhaustion. He swallowed a little ' brandy yesterday morning, hut could not speak. They have no children, and the matter remains a my stery. Legalised Tobtcbe —All Switzerland has been •adly startled within ...

... the Seine, has tendered his resignation, and that M. Chevreaox has been appointed bis successor. This evening’s newspapers speak high terms ol the approval the manner ta which the ministry has been constructed, regarding coalition between the right and ...

... Piorence, Sunday, January 2. At yesterday's offici I reception at the Palace the Vice-Preddent of the Chamber of Deputies, speaking on behalf of his colleagues, said the nation hoped it would be given to the King to accomplish the des- tinies ef Italy, ...

... fed and adorned by lavish use, or rather abuse, of the energies of the overwrought slaves who water it with their aweat.” Speaking of Flanders, M. de Laveltye, very high authoritv, says Mais I* aossi, nous avnns 6:6 (rappfit du triste eontraste que pr ...

... shadow of a pretence, that I quote it in ertento were it not for its length. Catholic petplcof Ire'and bearjhow the Irishman speaks your priests: '•The resolve which some dividua’a show to lucubrate their countrymen ia mysterious and perplexing. We fail ...

... of his OWn lowhoensseau I I: unworthiness. He alluaed to the glorious festivae they were celebrating, and then passed on to speak of the General Council. He said that though it would not have the effect of overthrowing aU error and removing vice from out ...

... tbe election. the day of tbe election I did not say to Dr. Hall upon any occasion that Campbell wanted to speak to him. Campbell wanted to speak to him. Campbell asked me if there wee any arrangement as to tbe freemen, and I told him I knew nothing at ...