... sub- ject for the pulpit, Auld Wattie Thompeon, my neist listened wi’ pair, body, great attention, expectin’ tae for inward complaint ; but be left kirk as wise as when he gaed an there was mae than bim an’ me in the same ment.” “ Yow ean do anything ...

... CURE — Constipation, Liver Complaints, Wind on Stomach, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Want of Appetite, and all Diseases of the Stomach, Nervous Disorders, Pain in Back, Gravel, and all Kidney Complaints. For Sale by all Medicine ...

... ostentation — of abun- dance. Solidity is not essential ; but ostentation must be on smart lines. It is smart now to make complaint of poverty : but you must sprinkle gold and silver, or appear to sprinkle them. Cheques are, of course, a telling substitute ...

... TM daelb of a widow wed Jar who sr Id yrs d .. aid wbe bad reedad al At W of C as arra Tows Hall tors (Friday). was with inward Ws on Mar harm( area eoen• fried al boiest. asa der is flood-resit. Hoar of I George-yeed, Ossre-ead. maid Wear was bee mother ...

... the difficulty, and it took weeks before the block and congestion created by the fog could be surmounted. In the meantime, complaints from every part of the system and from the Continent, from our traders and from our customers reached us. We (lid our beat: ...

... heart; but, after a partial success, that movement seems to have given way before the natural instinct for expressing our inward feeling in outward signs. The Princess of Wales did not wear crape when her sou died, but for her mother, six years later ...

... the difficulty, and it took weeks before the block and congestion created by the fog could be surmoun.ed. In the meantime, complaints from every part of the system and from the Continent, from our traders and from our customers, reached us. We did our best ...

... ge s Howe. Now Page W P oodeock's Wind Pills Ire the right thing in the right place. For the cure of Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Wind on the Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, Nervous Debility, Palpitation of the Heart, Biliousness, de., they excel ...

... laid down by his late most sacred Majerty, urged thereto by the pions Madame de Maintenon. I have warned you. Tern your eyes inwards, and as he spoke be glanced his own eyes over the convicts before • him to see which of them trembled or turned pale. Doubtless ...

... the Inspector General of Auxiliary Forces had control over the various Irregular Corps now being formed. He said the main complaint contabied hi the letters of Colonel Edis was that the Volunteers were not allowed to be recruited beyond their normal strength ...

... success. This is, we mad assume, the policy of the reunited Irish Separatists in, as the Americans say, its true inwardness. Mn. REDMOND, of course, in presenting his amendment to the House of Commons, cannot draw back from these declarations ...

... and le their Whoa es erecertele I. lbw curative •ffert• a the foliowlee A Ilieenta le both einem or ehildnre: Illoci sad Complaint% tedweeto,o, Swum.. FO.ll Irrst•bility. boeir el Appetite. of 8',t.. hums of the idea. Pile., end all thoee other Symptoms ...