... appearance of being inflicted by a shary instrument, and was about the length and breadth of an ordinary penknife, and passed inwards to the extent of about two and a-balf or three inches. The wound was under the muscles and directly in front of the bowels ...

... consideration and kindness I have received from them in this narticular direction. Whatever cause they may have had for complaint as regards errors or shortcomings in the office they rarely or never wrote to headquarters, but applied to myself, and tints ...

... 1887, and was buried in the potter’s field. New York Herald.” LIVER COMPLAINTS. Im. Kina’s Ann Qunmm Liras Pills, *i‘bout mercury, are potent remedy: remove ul Liver and Stomach Complaints, Biliousness, Headache, Sickness, Shoulder Pains, Heartburn, Kufiestion ...

... report with reference to the Stranorlar water supply. _ Mr. James Gregg, Mngheranappm, Convoy, came before the Board and made complaint that Daniel Quinn, the occupier of one of the labourers’ cottages erected on hie land, had built sod byre on the top of a ...

... glory. In that stillness which brooded around him he prayed in the quiet of noontide or eye I recognise the fostering nurae of inward solitude and heavenly peace, which, in after days, through many distractions and cares, was to keep his heart as a fountain ...

... ry questions as to passengers being left behind on the Burtooport Railway and other complaints. In each letter my directors expressly stated inter that the complaints arose from want sufficient rolling-stock, hut this portion their reply was apparently ...

... wreaths damaged by cattle. The Chairman said there were some tha charge negligence did not apply to. and m there no specific complaint they should let the matter d« p. This wan agreed to. Wish rtfereoca olsim of right way male Mr. R. M CJouneli, Ballyltt ...

... and chills, or from the ailments which these bring on. When a chill contracted the blood at the surface of the body driven inwards, and the internal organs become congested. Especially this with the liver, stomach, and intestines; hence liver chills, shivering ...

... Cassidy be appointed. said Cassidy had been twenty years in the service of the Commissioners, and during all that time complaint had over been made against him. It was strong that the principal merchants of the city recommended Cassidy, and in his opinion ...

... zinc similar that which was found in the battery, a box sulphur, lile, a knife, and other articles. There are great many complaints, especially from the banks, w’here packets of silver have been received which contained many spurious half-crowns. The female ...

... hopeless misfortune. There was nothing that could done- A child thus afflicted was obliged to through life with one eye looking inward, or outward, as the case might be. It was not only deformity, but a misfortune in other ways: for a person who badly cross ...

... advanced at the double quick under cover of a fierce fire from the heavy guns. As they rushed up close, the great gate swung inward and they were met a volley point blank range from a battery of field guns which had been hastily gotten in position. With ...