... redeemed them a ith Ins precious blood ; to stand last for their own sake, that the prayers' their mothers had prayed over their infant heads might be answered upon them ; but, finally, he urged them, especially every man knew the sacred responsibilities and ...

... Heave's food has for more than 8o years been the infant diet of hunireis of thou=,ands of strong and healthy men and women. and is A PERFECTLY SAFE FOOD FO2. THE YOUNGEST AND MOST DELICATE CHILD. SOLD to 1 and 2 6 Tins, ail° 4d, Packets. A Mother's Testimony ...

... oromed this threshold. Now, as she pushe I the front following are the result. of the London College door Open. no living mortal came to reet her. of Music examination, held at Ballymena and No brother, no sister, no father, no mother Portrueh last m ...

... her room? Yes, Mr. Thomas, I have; and she has gone out for certain. Let me wish you joy, sir. I bare known her from an infant, and • Mater wife man couldn't have. And lam right glad it's • match, for her sake, too; for, as I was saying to her only ...

... after, he came out again, and dropped the second bomb on the gravelled path, where little Prince Adelbert was playing. The infant caught up the bomb and placed it on his I mother's knee. It was a stupendous moment. But again naught came of it. Knowing ...

... Maud ? for Maud has learnt this Americanism from Mr. Barnes. I mean I've heard that thing before! laughs the miserable infant, rushing to her fats ; Von Billow asked me how old I was the other day, and I told him I was only eleven, but that I had ...

... ask his clergyman *Ain a child for him, sad when going out his wife told him to say infant. not child or baby. Going along the road he kept repeating infant, , Want, so that he wouldn't forget it, but when he got to the manse he bed to knock ...

... to the world, regarding himself, like wild. lawless impulse, harness it. and audience in the disappointment they must the infant of the nursery. as the centre of make it tend not to the destruction but feel at that moment in not having, as was all things ...

... remedied without delay. Mr. Agnew reports that the dietary is not of a varied character, nor liberal. and he points out that the infants and nursing mothers should be placed on the medical officer's books, and dieted as he may direct, and that the feeble infirm ...

... Heave's Food Assists digestion. Your Infant will rzelufre no corrective medicine if Ne.ave's Food is given stricly according to dirzctions. Easily assimilated by the most cle:izatc. Contains all the essentials for flesh and bone-forming in an exceptional ...

... Saturday, July 6th. Xo flowers, request. M’MfLt.AN—At his father’s residence, Olphert Place. Coleraine, on the Ist in- .. James, infant son of James M'M Lilian, jau., bricklayer. Millar— At his father’s residence, Landagivey, Aghadowey, the Ist inst., Daniel ...

... the movements of the stars. From long observation, Zadkiel knows what the stars are saying, knowledge which few ordinary mortals. possess. But he candidly gives the conjunctions of the stars and planets, and is by me means reticent in showing his acquaintance ...