... sick headache is misery, wfhat are Carter's Little L Liver Pills if they will pogsibly cure it? People who 2have nsed them speak fssnk;l: of their work-. They are smmall and easy to talse.-Advt, ...

... preserved of the great Aryan languages. This literature, which flourished so long and was extinguished so suddenly, was, roughly speaking, the litera- ture of the entire Irish race down to the year 1600, of ninety-nine hundretbs of the race down to the year 1700 ...

... most timely scheme. The list *of arts and, crafts which the Earl of 'Iayo enumerated .in his speech are, compara- -tively speaking, lost arts in ilreland. Book- binding and wod-carving, to name but these two, were done in this city far better ahundred ...

... Walsh, Mr and Mrs R At Evans, Alex S Nicoll, Mr and Mrs Tyndall, D Ruttiedge, John P Collins, Miss . Adair Miss Newland. S W Speak, James' Carrassee, r Mrand Mrs Phelali, SFlyrne, DJ O'Brien, J VPenny. e B S Mard, Terence Kelly J P H Skerrett Bogers, John ...

... therefore, densely crowded last night, and do doubt may be crowded during the remainder of the engagement. There is, generally. speaking, a certain diffi- culty about pronoancing off-hand an opinion with reference to an opora. which one hears for th, first time ...

... like mosta smart sayings not wholly just; yet it seri'es a roughly to indicate the position, to give the 1 bearings, so to speak, in the world of music of the composer whose workss formed ^ the whole programme at last night's concert ofithe 1 Dublin Musical ...

... Quadrant, Robin Hood. R and Ps, Moseley, Town End, Macboths Hadleys, Engineer, Enfield, Z'doa's, Heal and Folk's, not to speak of the local productions of Mr Manning, who is showing some dozen specimens of his Irish manufacture-hhamrocks and Brunswicks ...

... c than once, and it unquestionably im- s proves somewhat as o011 becomes fl more faniiaiar -with it. There is no c plot to speak about, the idea being mainly, as c it would seemn, to indicate in a humorous I i and satirical fashion the tendencies of acute ...

... the exhibits at the Exposition hare been presented to or purchased Ly the Museuml trustees. Mr. Sadler is very sanguine in speaking of the edlucative value of the Exhibition on thle People of the United States. It will elevate, he thinks, their artistic ...

... about 120,000 square yards. The build- ings, most of which are well on towards completion, are said to be, architecturally speaking, very beautiful. The response of Continental manufacturers to the invita- tion of the Directors has been of the most satisfactory ...

... ' ' ick 'headache is misey what ae Cari.e s little Liver Pi-Ls if they will possibly care it? . Pepsle'who Shave used them speak frankly of their work. They are rswali aad easy to take.-Advt. ...

... the committee. The Marches- Testaferrastts was ?? absent. This communitywill supply a w&at long-felt iD Malta, of English speaking professional Catholic nurses, as there is no other order of the kind in the place. They hagve already begun their work, one ...