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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... SAVED BY AN ANGEL. Is she not lovely, Rutherford P A lover's enthusiasm spoke in the earnest tones, shone in the handsome eyes, of the young man who asked the question in such manner as though he deemed answer unnecessary, yet his quick can detected ...
... DIED Ashe— August Ist, 18u9, Conkstown, Queensland, Edward Henry, third son of the late Rev. Henry Ashe, formerly Gleoheigh, Co. Kerry. CASTLE ISLAND PETTY SESSIONS. (from our reporter ) I'ETTT SESSIONS. The above usual petty sessions were ir.*ld Thuvaday ...
... poverty and humiliation. How clearly the past stood out before her at times! Her happy childhood, her youth, her maidenhood. Then the first faint cloud. To save her father's credit she consented to marry a man to whom she was wholly indifferent—a man much older ...
... FRIENDS AT HOME AND ABROAD, There is & problem which e*erc *ing the minds of speculative persons at present. The problem is this : If the manners and general behaviour of the Imperial Parliament ore what they have been for some time past, under the malign ...
... SAVED FROM LIFE. (Tat YeLSTED TT:Oil rim ) To be allowed to sleep without interruption, without and without awakening.- how beautiful each a state would be? Was there then be her any other anhation from lit.? Her life, yoath—what bed they been? 77.3 young ...
... DORA'S FRIEND. fiiuc, Dora, the sleigh i» at the door, v, child, what this What has hap- r. 23. 3 ,30.2 , r, 18, 3J. .ai. , 23. r,23, 2 , 27. 30. 21 O’j, mamma,’’ and tearful face was raised tl i Qsbionsnpon which Dora had thrown bad a dreadful dream ...
... all those who suffer from the error* and indiacretion* of youth* nervous debility, physical exhaustion, and early decay. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in Old Mexico ;It saved him ft miserable existence and early grave. Send a self-addressed ...
... the cure of all who nnflofi'mm the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous debility physical-exhaustion, and early decay. This Emt remwedy was dimnn& by & missionary in Old Merxico it saved him from a miserable existence and an early grave, Send s se ...
... DI evoti e ; J. C— .the Iteut i&obert Si td on behalf of the Town Cr- the several oast* in this court. • • CoNDUCT. Goostable MiTesigh Kelly with riotous and disorderly the c public street on the Slat nit,. Barns himed the same defendant with isiinilar ...
... youth extremity, I (I tell your master. if be is at home. that I am 'walking finished with odd little bows of green velvet. The home by way of the Avenue de Victor Hugo. Be will only result of apron and cap is that it adds to the likely come and meet ...