... DIED TRYING TO SAVE HER. William Smith, head stoker on tbe Anchor line steamship City Boms, came to an nntimely and late on night while ettempting to rescue Rebeoea McNair, a steerage passenger, who bad fallen Into the water on her war to the ebtp, which ...

... WHILE ATTEMPTING SAVE FRIEND. An exciting setae occurred last night Hartln* gay Station the Great Northern Railway. ap express was approaching, William Milton, a carpenter, who was on the platform, with two females, either fell jumped the line, and the ...

... WOMEN’S NARROW SHAVE. WHILE ATTEMPTING SAVE A FRIEND. An exciting scene occurred last night Barr'mgay Station on tba Great Northern Railway. As express was approaching, William Milton, carpenter, who was on the platform, with two females, either fell ...

... “Spoons !” The advice of celebrated florist, when trying keep flowers over night, is to put them in trunk, which the trays anil lid make almost airtight. is no use talking about being more careful and trying to ease a thing off. My principle is, that if I ...

... I HAVEN’T A FRIEND TO BPARE. I liKve friends in the north »nd friende in the eMt, d friends in the eonth and west; d I n»ll them all to my thonghto gtan least For I one the boat. this I know full well, that though In many heart I share, ihe very 1 would ...

... poor invalid, who otherwise might hive died in foreign lands. The third contended that his greatest satisfaction by a slight expenditure resalted from purchasing and giving a few wellchosen boeks to a dissipating youth, the reading of which changed his entire ...

... “This is too much,” exclaimed Edith, trying to rise; but seized her hand and held it fast. My dear child, which is worse—to have these things said o( you maliciously and i(> tin- way of gossip, or told them by a friend who prefers your happiness even to ...

... THE OLD FRIENDS. old friends, the old friends We loved when we were young, With sunshine on their faces, And music on their tongue The bees' are io the almond flower, The biris renew their strain ; But the old friends once lust to as, Can never tome again ...

... KRUGER'S YOUTH Torso KIWORR, whose early years were spent in the solitude of Colesberg, was (says • Dr. Primrose in the ehureb Gazetill brought up is an atmoaphere of the narrowed possible ortlesloxy. He vat thoroughly indoctrinate:( in the Old Testament ...

... SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. EPISTLE FROM THE YEARLY MEETING HELD IN LONDON, ADJOURNMENTS FROM THE 218 T OF THE FIFTH MONTH TO THE 29TH OF THE SAME, INCLUSIVE, 1890 : To the Quarterly and Monthly Meeting, of Friends in Great Britain, Ireland and Elsewhere. DEAR ...

... OLD FRIENDS. -, are friends like old friends, nous good and true. greet them when we meet them roseB gre&t the daw. N-n friends are dearer, Though born of kindred monld, d while we prize the new ones, Wo treesare more the old. There are no frlenda like ...

... undersigned from a young Donegal friend, and as fine a type of the nineteenth century Celt as Ireland has produced ? The letter will of interest to his wide circle of friends and acquaintances. On behalf of the Derry Men’s Association of New York, I congratulate ...