... told ?? at first tbat *he oould nioc accept him unless she knew more about him; and he said he was a widower, bia wife having died eight years ago in her confinement, and that he was a man of integrity. He also intl- mated that he did nut wish to marry her ...

... resorted to the right e remedy in time, the conserluences might have been d fatal, Dr Williams' Pink Pills saved his life, as they a have saved thousands of others, for they act directly l on the blood, aud thus it is that they are so farmous r for the ...

... times as intractable as the ordinary country farmer folk. The way to save these graduates of Indian schools is to put them where they will not be forced into that life by parents and friends. Give them the same chance that a white boy has. Let them earn their ...

... by pout from the Company at the same price. Di at willialu' Pink Pills for Pale People are never aold Af in bulk, or by the dozen or hundred, and any dealer of wleo offers substitutes in this form in trying to !F, defraud, and should be avoided. in - ...

... Mr George Riseley, saving him much of the worry of a multiplicity of detail in the many public musical undertakings which ha organised and carried out, and his invariable conrtcey and kindness of manner made him very many friends, The will of the late ...

... ockett was so exhanstod that he died a few hours later from exposine. Travell agreed with Stevens's story, and both mets spoke warmly of the kindness received on the Sea Swallow. The men lost all their belongings, Stevens saving only the working clsthes he ...

... rather more severe on his old friend. i TLe FIIEtafette says :-I 1W . do Freycinet proved too cunningx or-shall we ERiY ?-too simple. Really at his age and with his experience we should hardly have expected his trying his hand at the old game of atepigat ...

... COMPRESSED of U4OOKED CORNED BEEP at aS 2 HE IOUSEKEEPERS' FRIEND. tv LIBBr ISI BXEE Requires no cooking. dz LIBBY'S BDEl Cooked ready for use. ?? BEEPF WiU keep anywhere. i LIBBY'S BEEP Saves bothor and care. 01 LIBBY'S BEEF Makes delicious tandwlohle ...

... let Caludon on lease for a life to Thomna Try, a descendant of the Bezkeleys, and a - moat faithful friend and counsellor. He afterwards grantel i 12 years' extemnion of the lease, to date from the de3th of g Try, in recognition of his services to him while ...

... King, who always remained her I friend. It was while still cobfined to her chamber that her blotherais-law. OMaurice Berkeley of Mangotafield, batween whom end herself there existed constant warfare, as she was trying to oust him from hio inheritance ...

... Reas G. H, Brown and W. Clarkeon. were unavoidably absentl The Rev ARNOLD THOMAS said the friend& at Ilighbury were glad to lend the hall to their Fish. ponds friends, and they hoped that a considerable sum would be realised by the bazaar, He had noticed ...

... drown her bady to prevent it marrying in childhood, as she and her mother before her had dbne, but she is saved the trouble, as the infant dies s' in her arms. Miss Maiddea Wright's conception oi this, poor wretched creature Is admirably expressed. Iladleigh ...