... all parts of the Punjab, who had come to honour to the departing Commander-in-Chief. GENERAL' BOOTH AND HIS NEW APPEAL. Speaking Blackburn last night, General Booth referred to his new appeal, and alluded to the present pecuniary position and future ...

... to her parents, the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Baden. The Crown Prinoess has sent a copy of her book to the Queen. It speaks forcibly for the great advances made in recent years by English photographv that Mr. Rusrell, of Baker-street, baa received ...

... , whether inflammatory, relaxe ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarge uvut weakened voice, Ac. Those constantly speaking, singin or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huskiness, di ness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over-exe ...

... not only in those diseases fur which it wiu-. originally employeel, but also in many ey.ses of Weakness of the Singing and Speaking voice, de- pendent bn Bronchial or Laryngeal irritation, ajid in all forms of Strumous Knlargenient of Olanus, and Disi-liargea ...

... Christ, he suggested it was through that body He worked the purpose of His love and mercy, just as when He used His lips to speak, His hands to heal, and His feet to carry Him about on His embassy of love, so He used the members of His church to fulfill ...

... Raid, I did I not know was stolen, but 1 did know tiuil I not got it ought to haws done. accused pleaded several however, speaking Ins hcue«ty and Spencer was sent to Yoik Castle for days, followed five years in L'oatcs being commit ted ork Cattle for ...

... correspon ling deficit extraordinary revenue. The army and navy estimates amount 29,607.000 roubles THE GERMAN ARMY BILL. PLAIN SPEAKING GENERAL CAPRIVL {Rbcter'S Teleoram.) Bkklin, Thursday. At yesterday's sitting the Reichstag Committee the Army Bill, Count ...

... full speed, probably nearly 60 miles *n hour. Almost immediately after he gave the On line signal he was called on the speaking telegraph instrument by the signalman at Manor House who asked him whether it was the E. P. (express pa3nenger train) which ...

... might be said to date from that time. During tha year twenty-four committee meetings had been held, and these had, generally speaking, been well attended. The society had' now 172 members, twelve of whom held office as vice-presidents. The balance sheet showed ...

... dedicatee! to her parents, th Duke and Grand Duchess of Baden. The - Priucess has sent a copy of her book to *he Qaett It speaks forcibly for the great advances - | iv recent years by English pnotography bb 1 I Ruspell, of Baker- street, has received ...

... Surely this will more effectual prevents the spending of the spare evenings the public-house than a host of addresses. Actions speak louder than words, and there was more open-handed charity abroad, many would saved fr- m heir..* driven drown then s-»rr in ...

... Registrar rcinatkcd that Wnkrupt's conduct under examination was a most disgraceful exhibition. added, *'l wish you would speak the truth like honest man, but of course you are not honest man. the last court the examination was adjourned, debtor Wing ...