... HIS FRIEND’S ADVICE SAVED HIM. 23, Burleigh Street, Ilolderness Road Hull, lives Mr. George Woodhead, the subject of this sketch. He is a shipbuilder by trade, and for more than forty years has been a resident of that city. Up to 1884 he had been employed ...

... AVE ME FROM FRIENDS! Tue Lord Advocate of Scotiand has ample rea- son to indulge in the above exclamation. Mr. has been rather unfortunate in his endeavours to find a constituency to send him to the House of Commons. He had a pretty close struggle with ...

... year they were induced by their dis interested leaders and friends to subscribe to fund for the defence of the tenants on the property in case proceedings wore taken for the recovery of the rente A considerable amount was collected for the purpose, but ...

... -FRIENDS AT SCIIOOI- Eiiitsee liudgeil 100ki renders of the old Spectator a touching story the friesolships formed at school, mot I think you will like hear it. It wee the in Ww:iiisisister to a curtain the room, for Ihe purpose of di v Wing the topper ...

... been a father to him since his own father died, had called him into the library that morning, and withont much preface signified his desire that Austin should accept for a wife the daughter a very old friend of the uncle’s, whom he was about to name when ...

... poor man had died within the hour of the priest's absence on that call. And such a death. Not satisfied with safe and secret shriving he publicly confessed to all his fellow-patients in the public hospital, where be was, his wickedness, and died with such ...

... instantly. By the time the dead body of the father was brought out the son bad died. The wife and mother was so shocked at the death of her husband and son, that she died in a few hours. It seems extraordinary that men who were about depend on the strength ...

... FRIEND OF ALL! HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. World Known—World Tried ! ! For strengthening a debilitated constitution. these Pills are more efficacious than any other medicine. Persons of a nervous habit of body, and all who are suffering from weak digestive organ ...

... i>Oi\f*( —thanks, no sugar—and stay to luncheon. Bring that nice boy over there,” indicating youth who was bravely trying to keep up a conversation with Lady Flora. “He looks fun, if one could get near enough to see him. Not that one,” with a disdainful ...

... Irtluml expects at tliis trying crisis that her children, where ver located, Will, far they are able, their duty. Once more, let us impress upon you the necessity rallying round the great OVom-vr this occa. «iou, because very mu-di depends on crowded meeting ...

... CHILD'S SAVINGS RANK. it is thtficidt indeed to induce children to save money. In vain is high interest pmmised to them by their anxious parents. They prefer getting at of the re : and if they do rot quite know bow to spend it. they will knit it to a ...

... his— I am here by my husband's wish, Mr. Rutherford, she interrupted. and I could hardly be so ungrateful to the kind friends who try to brighten my life, as to repay them with sorrowful looks or frowns. As soon as Clarence desires it I will rejoin him ...