... had repulsed hila. How was Ito know that you were all the while meditating this delightful surprise. I turned to my wife. Speak to her, Alice, said lin • whisper. Do sontrive somehow to soothe her. I'm very much afraid she's going insane. Mrs. Goldleaf ...

... True, Messrs. Demaine and flarnshaw were returned at Leeds, but as party men first and Labour men afterwards. Generally speaking the stocktaking of the unions, and the disputes, and the position of organised workers is moderately satisfacuory. There ...

... whether inflamma- t. • : . ia.\ed, ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsUs, enlarged cv ueakenel voice, Ac. Those constantly speaking, a:.. ?? r readme, by using the Gargle prevent the huski- Le- .ryne s. and irritation so frequently attendant on over a ■- ...

... 'abject to throat affections, whether : . !ad. ulcerated. hoarseness• swollen tonsils, enlarged ue since. Those constantly speaking, reading. by using the Gargle prevent the hustle .nod irntation so frequently attendant on over a a of producing unusual) ...

... with a great, tearless sob, what if she should try to part as ? Try to part us, Uldene I he said slowly, endeavonring to speak carelessly, even though his whole frame trembled and his lip 3 grow pale, Why should yon imagine that ? She did not answer ...

... very light, fiexible, and capable of taking any form of bend required to build up the feathers. Tbo huge tones, no to speak, of the wins, of the machine were made in the same way, and to precisely correspond to each natural ttne, and the artificzal ...

... bride's house, and then how the happy pair would set out for their wedding tower. While the well-meaning housekeeper was speaking, Rose Cameron was staring at her in dumb amazement. I brought the paper in my pocket, ma'am, thinking, under all the c ...

... delighted to avoid you.' Her manner was never more graceful, her appearance never more captivating, than while she was thus speaking. The savage chief seemed completely taken cap. tire by the beauty of the maiden. His face and eyes glowed with the violence ...

... steady. but beans rather weaker, owing to poor condition. Indian corn declined id. to Id. per canted. Tux Editor of the Medico( speaks In the highe.t terms of s Cocoa as s beverage and a fond for Invalids on account of Its absolute purity. quality. and great ...

... candidates will take part in next week's meetings on Mr. Maden's side ;and Mr. Russell. Mr. Powell, and other M.P.'i will speak for Sir Thomas Brooks. The Irish vote, estimated at shout 700, will, it is said, go solid for Mr. linden. It is pointed out ...

... wid her. You were sporting with her, and now yoe are trying to make game of me. That will never do, Sam. Toot banged nose speaks out in thunder tones, and gives the to your &wartime ; that gouged eye is a mute but eloquent witness against you; and beeides ...

... dropped to the floor like one dead; and from that moment she had lost speech and action—that never again would those lips speak; they were stricken dumb forevermore. A terrible cry fell front Uldene's lips, for she knew why—eh, she knew why. (To be eontioused ...