... Rankin, in a letter home, records that the tablet above his grave is inscribed: —‘‘ Euan Christian, Rimington’s Guides. He died to save a comrade.” “You could not,” writes Lieutenant Rankin, “‘ better the terse uence of that last line. It contains a wna e ...

... PERPETUAL YOUTH. 'Mere is en ilssired in the world an youth, Ambrosia in the World sod when it haa alipped ip = ii t beyond recall we past set about we hers it still. The mejority of to k sem hve under the coetinual delusion that age wither them nor ...

... pool near where the youths were bathing, 14ft. deep, into which one of them, a non-sm liiimer. dropped. The other two lost their lives in trying to save him. The Coroner expressed his sympathy with the relatives of the unfortunate youths. ...

... SAVED BY THE HAIR OF HIS While Isaac Marsden was conducting a prayer-meeting connection with mission in Newark, be walked down the aisle the vestibule door. A youth, prompted by curiosity, pnt his head Inside to hear what was.going on. The lad had big ...

... AMERICAN YOUTH OPENS HIS VEINS. Some further and very iuterestini? particulars about Mr. Shapleigh, the young American who committed suicide hotel the Boulevard Montmarte a lew days ago, are forthcoming. It appears that he was only nineteen years of age ...

... FROM STRENUOUS YOUTH graceful age. BY ,f REV. E. J. HARDY, M.A. 'Hor How to Happy though Married, etc.) . (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.) time ago it was the fashion to youth, and make ifc take a very * clc S©at indeed. It was only admired ''-dies; men had to ...

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... great reputat sepuichre of @ noble influence. But that anyon trouble to read it a year hence is most inproha! is somewhat trying to find in such a be an amount of dogmatism at its worst. Ti i ian may declare {Jesus} assumed b nature, but He wae eternally ...

... HOW A SOLDIER DIED. Mr. Bennet Burleigh, in the Daily Telegraph, tells a pathetic story of the noble death of a soldier in South Africa. After Talons Hill, he writes, a friend of his who had been called to help in the over-crowded hospital was mistaken ...

... HOW A SOLDIER DIED.. - - - Mr. Bennet Burleigh, in the Daily Telegraph, tells a pathetio story of the noble death of a soldier in South Africa. After Talana Hill, he writes, a friend of his who had been called to help in the over-crowded hospital was ...

... TRYING TO GMT V.C.'s. During the Chitral expedition a man was getting up a ladder to get into the fort. The fire from the enemy was very hot, when an officer rushed up to him and told him to come down, as he wanted to get the V.C. The soldier came down ...

... encounter with band youthful ruffians early Tuesday last week. Mr. Spicer, who was about thirty-five years of age, and was connected with the well-known paper manufacturing firm of Spicer Brothers, had been in the West End with a friend watching the crowds ...