SPLENDID ISOLATION IN THE FENS
... carefully studying its content*. These seemed wholly engage him, yet men and corrected, on some point, the Member who happened be speaking Ho was his feet, had spoken, and was in his de*}»at ...
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... the Emperor Francis Joseph's Jubilee, has been cancelled in accordance with the request of the Emperor. General Merrier, speaking at wine party given him Tuesday night, at Le Mans, referred to the a-'vocate3 of revision of the Dreyfus case as intelJeotu*l ...
CoPYrifillt TIIKQUEEN OF THE ROSES. By F. J. SNELL, -1 inthor of A Plain Sir Galahad, Ik4 CHAPTER V
... unfold the meaning of things, and transfigured poor trivial human levee into visions of celestial splendour. But why do I speak of the* matters? Thou art *Ter-young yet to comprehend them. If you please, most reverend father, the boys in the street ...
HLOKODYNE
... Haddersfleld, says: It quite cored wife of bronchitis. Mr. Dixoo, Cbemi-t, er. writes: ** who have tried Teasdale •» Chi speak highly of i. at . and ?*. 9d.. Watt*, Attercliffe, and all the chemists Sheffield. Ask for leasdale's thiorodyne. the hast ...
DISTREssED EsSEL
... unknown vessel is showing the night signal. of the liambarg.American Line. EARL C.kRRINGToN THE GOVERNMENT. Earl Carrington, speaking on Wednesday night. at the meetiug of the South Bucks Liberals. at fligh Wycombe. said the Government bad for its head an ...
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... CmarrMAN, who was cordially received, raid —II must congratulate you on the large gatoering as:embled here to-night, which speaks well for the | Literslism of Sterbeck. 1 think our association | ow«m an apology to the pooglo of Starbeck for not sooner ...
THE BURDEN OF A SECEET
... and well. Sometimes the doctor chatted with her; he had been Nevilles' family doctor for forty years, and was privileged to speak his mind when he thought fit to do so. He liad spoken it too plainly to Brandon, and thero had been a quarrel. But that was ...
FASHIONS, FADS, AND FANCIES
... yearn to posse*, it. brie-a-hrae in no t far her! Think of lying for personal nine or adornment, or something that will. to speak, perish in the using. I write • against the too use of pottery in home decoration, but will you: but, oh! shades of Japan ...
LIBERAL MEETING AT.AUCKLAND
... that neither he nor Mr (.'order represented a club which required £10,C0O, but one wh.ch advocated principles. He went on to speak about foreign policy and its present and future aspect, and said that the pre__i-.t SUC cees in the Soudan , espeetally the ...
ALL RIGHTS RISSRVED.] THE DILKEITHS ABROAD: A STORY OF SWITZERLAND
... Eleanor was quiet after this; but with her sister's words hope seemed to die in her heart. Verna exhausted with the effort of speaking, had closed her eyes, in sleep Eleanor lincied, but in reality she was only in deep thought. There was a small private salon ...
AROHDEACON LONO ON LAWLBWNBSS IN THE CHURCH
... would not neglect the resolution the Conference had passed. LORD SALISBURY •• APOSTLE AND SURREN!>FRS. Earl Carringtcn, speaking last night at meeting the Bucks Liberals High Wyootnb, said Government had for its of swagger and sozrenders, and those ...
GIVE A DOG A BAD NAME AND.HANG HIM
... havß done me an immense deal of good, and in my opinion no other Pills can a thou- sandth part equal them. In fact, I cannot speak highly enough of them. You can use this in any way you think fit. Page Woodcock's Wind Pills are sold by all medioine vendors ...