... have beenasble to get ridof it'ah out dsfealty.-t am, sir, you~rs Ixuig lilt-. T. Kgeaung. JP. Hor. ME~niCAL NOTE. Tbo above speaks for itsell. Fro sheet znqtlry it app~ears thast thle benetit frum using, Eeatint' 'ough Lozeges to raiderezeted. The operation ...

... ndsuggestive too of the Amateur Casual. Yet in Mr. Mlurray's hands it appears to be a word of |high antiquity, for Chancer speaks of a i'casual happe,| |and tells how ?? casually the schippes bottom rent. Ine other cases explanations of words eA, given ...

... by Dissenters to the| he Church in the Prdincipality; buit it canh hardl1y improve the| in position of the Chulrch there to speak of some of its he opponents as Calvinistic fa~natics. On one point, hd owever, the Judge will find himself in agreement ...

... lad spoke the same thing twvice in the same uwev, cod the onlly' way to disc over whether he did so or usc was to get lim to speak to the phonlograph. The lad, in the presence of several gentlemuen, was ?? to sneak; the ?? Prayer anzd the alphabet. Several ...

... trade during thie year there has been el s no specially ontetauodicg feature. There have been no c d fluctuations in prices to speak of, and altogether the t yea~r's business many be looked upon as unevautful and b Lsomewhat unsatisfactory, especially if looked ...

... his rescue, and subsequent career. There were I crowded audiences. The lecturer, who wras dressed in native costume, and who speaks Esglish well, delighted his audience with stones of the noble sslf-saorilictagr efforts Of the hate Dr. Lavougatone and Gieneral ...

... improved. It wvas very important that I this matter should not he treated lightly. Hte vwished some of the gentlemnen who werer speaking wfith regard to Leeds ;Japan, end find that the Japanese were makng pottery to compete with thke English manufacturers. He ...

... time has now arved when we, thle employes Of the Londo and North-Western Railway Locomotive Depart- ment Crewe works, should speak with a loutd and un- moistakbe voice in cohdemnnatiou of the action wvhich is now being taken by our so-relc friends, wrho ...

... for some three or four wreeks, ratmein to this counry in time for the openling of Parlaent. SIRM H WEBSTER ON EGFTA AFFA.R& Speaking last night at Sandowo, Isle of Wight, the Attorney-G3enersJ, alhludn to Eayptin af~airs, said the troubles there ere ...

... have been able to get rid od itwi- our difficulty.-! emn. elt, yours tauly, Mr. T. Siea~ting!' . z MEDICAL NOTE. The above speaks for Itself. Puma strtct Inquiry Itj appears that thle bsuotlt from ?? Cough Inreugos Is understtecd. The operation was a spelly ...

... -Beplying to a question, the PaxemariT said that Mr. Sweeney had not made any written colmiuncat;on to the council.-Mr. JIIDnR, speaking of remarks alleged to have been made as to the condition of the Boot Itiveters' Association, said that from 1878 there had ...

... wrho would do it would be a hero. IThat made the witnsess &anr, an~d afterwards he said Ito thae prisoner, Wlhy didw you speak so fnolishly I' IPrisoner reptieds COh, we mnust say something to fill up. The witness said Don't go, for I ame going to ...