... 5 11OR THE BLOO Is THrMtu It 3 WO ltRLDkFrAMiED i For cleansing and clearing the blood from all Irt Purities it cannot be too highly recommended. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, Skin aq( Blood Diseases, Pimples, and Sores of all kiuv4d its effects are marVell)us. It Ciles Old Sores. Cules Sores on the Neck. Cures Sore l eg- 0 Cures Pimrple3 on the Face. Cures Scutvy. Cures Eczema Cures Ulcers ...

... IM4PERIALJ PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TaURSDAV. The Invergarry and Fort-Augustus Railway Bill was read a second time. 'in the motion of Lord Belper, the Cabs (London) Bill was read a second time. The Housing of the Working Classes (Ireland) Will was read a third tine and passed. FRIDAY. Three new peers took their seats in the Rouse of Lords this afternoon on their elevation to the peerage. ...

... YESTERDAYS PRESS PIIONS. BURNS AS A MIAN AND POET. Tlhe Times- 'SAy6:-With the mnore, palpable offonces against decorum and morality laid to the charge of Burns we agree with Lord Rosebery that we have after all very little to do. His vices were the common vices of the time and the circumstances in which he found himself. Regarding him merely as a post, we may pass over these things as, in ...

... THlE ACCIDENT AT PRESTON. WE have no doubt many people will at the first blush set down the lamentable accident to the West Coast Scotch express on Monday morning at Preston as a result of the fast running which bas attracted so much public attention since the railway racing last summer. It would be premature, however, to pronounce any decided opinion on the matter. The whole facts will be ...

... PICKINGS FROM A PLNCH. ed Is b1i to St S. le 7e to or tit Or ie Mr Speaker's (unauthorised) definition of lip to-date M.P.'s.-Poll-parrots. The Doctor's Daughter-- Oil, Giles, I have a message for you from my father. He says you must take Eome quinine in all the whiskv you drink. The Village Tnper-*Lor', imssy, I'd be feared o' doiu' myself a injury, takin' quinine in such uantitiies ! ...

... ? _ -1 NEW SCHEME. The twenty-eighth annual Co-operative Coan gress was opened at Woolwich yesterday-Mt Benjamin Jones presiding, The Earl of Winchilsea, in an inaugural address, said he wished to found a1'great co- operative society for the growth, collection, and distribution of British produce. He would ask producers and consumers equally to take shares and allow capital to have only a fair ...

... |THE CONSTANTINOPLE 9 ! i MASSACRES. PORTE'S REPLY TO THE POWERS. ARMENIANS LEAVING THE CAPITAL, (RSUM's TELEGRAM.) CONSTANTINOPLE, Sunday. C A great number of Armeiansri are leaving e here daily. The Porte has finally induced the ( Patriarch, Mgr. Izmirlien, to quit Constanti- t nople. He left to-day for Jerusalem. c The Porte has replied to the ceollective note of the Ambassadors, throwing ...

... THE nYMNAL QUESqION. THE Hymnal question threatens to menace X the peace of Presbytery even more than the thorny subject of Higher Criticism. The hymns have been a disturbing element frome time to time in a good many Churches, At one time the Episcopal Church of Ireland was almost rent asunder by a violent contro- versy on the Hymnal. At the present time the Irish Presbyterian Church is in the ...

... PRESENTATION OF CERTIFI- CATES AT GORDON'S COLLEGE. ADDREBS ON COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. Last night in. Robert Gordon's College, the interesting ceremony of presenting the Soeiety of Arts shorthand certificates, and' Sir Ies.ac Pitman & Sons speed cerLificates to the successful pupils took place in presence of a large number of gentleman interested. Dr Ogilvie, rector of the college, presided, and ...

... I ST MACHAR CATHEDRAL. CpsiUNjG BY MR J. W. CROMBIE, M.P. she bazaar in aid of the Organ Fund of St dcasr tathedral. and for other purposes, was O edyesterdayat noon in thb Muesi HlIslby Mr j W. Crombie, M.P., in presence of a large and diieouished gathering, inolnding Sir William D' Oeddasa Mr Bryce, M.P.; Captain Pirle, Mp Professor Paterson, Professor Cowan. Rev. John Calder, Dr Dey, Rov. ...

... m UI0CIP LISATIOFRY 1UN AMUKC. i Tian A'brdeen Branch of the Sociai Deno- cratic Federation, which is to run at least one candidate in the ensuing Municipal Election, has drawn txp a comprehensive programme for the consideration qf cpnoidmta sa4 the public. Naturally, the first item on the pro- gramme is payment of members of the Town Council. The members of the Democratic Federation do not ...

... THE DYNAMITE. PLGOT, TYNAN'S EXTRADITION. -THE SITUATION AT BOULOCNE- (DAzIne's TnLuetnAM.) Boulogue, Surday.-It is now eighb days since Tynan was arrested, and he in still confined in Boulogre Gaol, with every probability of remaining hero another three or four weeks at least, The various local scares of the last few day, have subsided, one might almost say with ths long spell of raiDy ...