... was truly marvellous. The ousijrhtly sad painful spots commenced at once to disappear, sad I am now almost well. I cannot speak too highly of this medicine and its blood-cleansing properties. You may make what use you like of this letter, aad I shall ...

... io to the man who moved it by some skulking parson or another who was outside, and hod not the courage to come forward and speak for his own opinions and oonviotioas. I think, sir, I have now put a different complexion upon the matter, and apologising ...

... certain journals there may this week be found paragraphs which distinctly lead one to the belief that the gentlemen who claim to speak for the law- abiding loyalists of England hope that though the Special Commission Court will fail to declare Mr. Parnell an ...

... auk iiue, built tbe ia-aruatioual Uae, ?? ttoaai* 55,00U,1>j0 iraucs, and re-equipped our uiiitary lorco*. i'heoe reau.ts speak well for a uo.utry that h*« had to pass througn tue gravest of political crises. Yoa ask ma tar wy opinion a* to tie intrigue* ...

... those who have inherited his cynical contempt for morality in politics, boast of that bar sinister on the Tory escutcheon, and speak of it as the proudest credential to public respect. This impudent and shameless ploughing with the formerly derided Liberal ...

... printed Messrs. Rawsons' 1885 label I bad not seen Messrs. Bakers', d never saw Bakers' label till July, 1888. As far as I can speak there is not the slightest ground for the suggestion that In support of Messrs. Bakers' contention of imitation it was said ...

... bottle of Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer. It is nor a dye; it can do no harm. Every one who has used this preparation speaks loud its praise. If you wish to restore your hair as in youth, and retain it through life, without delay procure a bottle ...

... which was truly marvellous. The unsightly and painful spots commenced at once to disappear, and I am vow almost well. I eanpot speak too highly of thia medicine snd its ?? properties. Ton . may make what nse you like of this letter, aad I shall he happy to ...

... shocking prac- tice of applying derisive epithets to political opponents. Seeing that some of these squeamish purists never speak of those who entertain views antagonistic to their own ex- cept in scurrilous nicknames, their protests savour strongly of ...

... incident, one of many, was witnessed oa Wednesday. Groups of mothers and sisters were waiting to identify their dead, or to speak with their living children. A sickly -looking boy, who walked with difficulty, came along the passage towards where a stout-faced ...

... always been enshrouded in a semi-sensational obscurity. That is to say, since he has been in Parliament, and, more correctly speaking, since the troublesome period of 1831-2. At that time his place of abode, amounting in its constant change to a nomadic existence ...

... young woman was missed, sad said he had only seen her onoe during the lost ten months, when they passed each other without speaking.— The medical evidence showed that there were so marks of violence on tho body, and the jury returned as open verdict. ...