... tissirna it was fearful I As the light increased, I iutld see Carola's face-it was likq that of the dead ; -lie could scarcely speak--her voice sounded faint and far off. As the morning drew slowly on, it became bitterly toll : aud, worn out and drenched as ...

... resistance of Mr., Gladstone, was passed by an overwhelming majority, the ?? closest and ablest political( associates voting and speaking against him on the question. In financial affairs the new Chancellor of the Exchequer manifested singular coolness, soundness ...

... wvords had passed. We fidlowed presently, and T' II found him sitting onl his bed in a state-roomn, tomp- 3rarily unable to speak front thoeacuteness 'of rheumnatic, Si T'agonies, and roaining heavily as lie chafed his legs h C and feet. As wve set down ...

... Laen who had occupied the civic chair in Hull for the epast fourteen years. Mr. 3iicks cordially seconded the Is motion, speaking of the interest Alderman WVells hal oil taken in their institution, throwing the whole weight of Ihis official position it ...

... INSPEC- TION OF THEIR NEWLY-INVENTED TERREOUS ARTIFICIAL TEETH, desideratum, more especially to CLERGYMEN, LECTURERS, am] PUBLIC SPEAKE RS. Being fixed On Messrs. MSoelq'S PaLtented System, PREGISTERED No. 309, they form a chef d'cmsearf of the Dental AIrt, ...

... appreciated.by o1l1 lovers of sterling music. IN SHADOWLAND. Song. Poetry by REA. MIusic by Ofmo PINSU1'1. 'iS. .W'e camlot speak too highly of this exquisite song; its pensive sweetness has aeldom been equalled. --Yide Bi'iqlmrtom Times. THE FOuNTAIN ...

... e d i nto e ho gory ot th, I alKs, I OT • bale, to. ow . a aantaia i, sa ol o sh Loot Cost Ni. very early (. ix an Loom to speak ef f ect .. ttetythiel the p eottyotht wee. and wan would hsee to be kept. ; ~ .„ 1 .„. eed ~,,y it prgarst i os , sod et ...

... the prisoner, who resided clOfe to hill who neatly drunk, a•.d durin the night disr:arbed all the evglibours—lita Worahip, speaking to pr mom, it eppear,d, unfortunatly fur lieteclf, that had • left a lezacy of .C 1 a day, and ad of herself on din a ratiou ...

... able to say that aftei having bought seeds, plants, and trees of your firm for fifty. four years, I leave no reason but to speak in the higheat termns of the quality of the seame which you have always supplied to me. (Signed) F. B. ANDERSON. South Field ...

... strong testimony that these schoiols were tdoinlg a great and good work. At the present tit it w.vs gratifying to be able to speak a few words on this point, for lee hall observed letters in the public prints, that were decidedly undeserved by such an i ...

... as he bald not completed his term no pension wits granted hits In their annual retrospect, alessrs Berwer, Spnce, and Co., speak of the year jest begun as if ?? e m certain to be the order of the day in the coal ad hca trades. Theyseers toapprehendpgreat ...

... gentle- nsen drawing their own conclusions after whlt the l/i Town Clerk has stated (hear, hear). Mr. Larard went reon to speak of the services of Mr. Harrison, stating that 78 he had been in the employment of the town for about f 25 years, unmer Mr. ...