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... the Wesleyan Methodist Church throughout Great Britain. It commences by remarking that in this New Year’s greeting he might speak about hundred things, but ho comprehends all wh*-n he urges them freshly lo attempt high character. That means everything touching ...

... their daily toil Witti ?? Tibbies' Vi-Oocqa, «tnc : they can then brave the fury of tiie elements witb equanimity Tire v nter speaks from {*er«onal e.tperi« n ce, and from c_ _j_h_t_or. of beneficial effe ...

... of the Wesleyan Methodist Church throughout Great Britain. It commences remarking that in this New Year's greeting he might speak about a hundred things, but he comprehends all when he urges them freshly attempt high character. That means everything touching ...

... black eyes. Witness noticed freßh blood on the wall and on the ground, but no blood in the closet. He conld not make deceased speak at all. Witness gave information at the police-station about 9 55. one went out the back before witness. He did not know whether ...

... work arn man. but am working at present in Ualif.iX, and I willing t» answer question* that any on« may wi-h aak. for cannot speak too luirttly of It. recommend t-> *ll n.ay mike use of this if yon like. B. TAYLOB. 2, Uyn»-o Sqojir**, Fle»-t »freet, Halifax ...

... engineer, £44. Os. 7d.; gas fitter, £l4l. Is. 10d. - minerals, £l3. 4s. ; painter, £ l4. is, total, £167. 6e. 9d. Roughly speaking, the figurea would represent half for labour and half for mate. The committee had under consideration the desirability ef ...

... their daily toil with Dr. Tibbies’ Vi-Cocoa, and they can then brave the fnry of the elements with equanimity. The writer speaks from personal experience and from observation of beneficial effects others. Tea opens pore* and temporarily excites. Coffee ...

... adherence to what considered the right, and all of them knew how dear his heart was temperance reform. , , Dr. Dawson Burns, speaking quarter century’s acquaintance with Mr. Mann, said j their friend had not only been consistent, but had been persistent in ...

... ma Leak always shay yv6 op when at l's. why le it they It Pa -at a a people who do not happen to mimed 'Yee, pa; but they speak of snaffled 'That's to those who •A neseriod awl wish the% ...

... mistakes in the Yiddish which were corrected by people in cour:.—Judge Bacon away and learn some language. MII4 you interpreters speak mine.— wuness. in answer to questions from a plaintiff, admitted that he occasionally got drunk.—Plaintiff (fh. do you; on ...

... it will not disprove it; oar will it allow you to escape from the seoemity of answering to me for your conduct. conduct speaks for itself ! answered Blake hotly. On the tiontrarc. your conduct is a lie. Too have presumably supposed that as Jocelyn ...