... of perfect man. He is the fellow your wife could have married. For the average man it is a pood rule to thirt twice before speaking once, and to think at least twelve times before singing. Phlapps; H« objected to the way his wife returned from her Christmas ...

... back into the Church those Catholic truths and practices which had been rejected long ago, ar.d Ritualism they meant—ha was speaking Ritual would gpcuk—something that pave them an objective expression of ana devotion. Not only Liverpool and Ijcndon, but ...

... fee! them now. My kidneys are acting proper.y, and this ientirely due to Doan's Backache Kidnev Pills. I pleased be able to speak so well of these pills, and certify the above is correct. end give you authority to publish the jocts. (Signed) Mrs. Jane ...

... strongly Conservative “Standard. These influential organs of opinion as well ethers which usually support the Government, speak in plain terms this morning. Mr. Balfour's defence of the Government is brushed aside altogether as a frilure, and “The Times’’ ...

... bids defiance all the dements fog and frost, but Saturday afternoon the playo* mc.ro than one inetacK-e were olf. Generally speaking, the eye* the football word Saturday would have been focused Blackburn, fur was known that *iie Hovers if it wa* a-t, all ...

... undoubtedly were, that feeling of genuine and enthusiast patriotism which was day day knitting closer every branch of the English-speaking race, and making them all feel that Ui«y had in common one great destiny which it was their duty to accomplish. ...

... the Cape Mounted Iliflca corps which have been engaged in cur var:ou ...

... He asked for explanation. The Clerk said this was matter for the registrar. Mr. Gardner said that bcdig the c«se he could speak for luiuself: he believed was of age'■ (laughter). Mr. .Vfrp.nall (the registrar) said the usual charge was bd. and he did ...

... war. That, however, is no reason why precautions should not have been taken.— Daily Graphic.” THE PRICE PAID. Mr. Balfour speaks of the unity, the high spirit, and so cn, called forth this war. admire them much ho does, but would rather they had been ...

... meetings of the Liberal Union and of Sunday school teacher*. is also to speak at a t Church meeting at Preston on Thursday. Mr. Maddison. M.P., will join Mr. Williams Ashton, and ill speak meeting at Oldham the follow mg night. A further sot of meetings are ...

... that they might institute separate rating aicos. but when they made application they the answer *‘No.’’ ILc ovr lhc> river n- speak of the highway rates, but the matter of outdoor rofief Paring ton much the rer. of the Union The Clerk stated that inquiry ...

... nouriAn r-» jury returned verdict the effect 'ha; Tr :’|. d old age. accelerated neglect . u, b;s daughter. SJK. M. WHITE Speaking Abt'rili-nu !a>f nisht. Whit.- Ridloy, in ref«Trinp to ramr.-a:; Africa, naid when the doubt the great topic of consideration ...