... eat almost anything, itli'ot the least ill effects.: I have not guite used a box, :so they are not expenesiv. I shallalw'ays speak' well of them, for they have done me so much good.-I am-your respectfully, (Signed) d. E. Gn:sczL.L : Sold by all Chemists ...

... niettles on eithsef side. But the Radical leader differs in onee. respect t al' events from the Radical Vatyti~n D~erby. HBe can speak- the Derby Radicals a-re dumb. - . ...

... efforts. Mr. ?? in thanking the electors, said that York had recogn.sed that the country was in danger ; and had known how to speak the voice of encouragement to the Govern- ment. Mr. Murray said his opinions had been mis- represented up and down the constituency ...

... engaged upon the preliminary work they would have to do at Normanton. He might not, however, have another opportunity of speaking to them publicly, and he wanted to congratulate them in the first place upon their position, for they had been selected out ...

... her not and whether you will allow the bill to go forl ar( or no. Mr. Mather supposed, then, he could have the bonour of speaking against the resolution. As a .Litchurch man he believed Litchurch had been badly treated (Applause). The bill, though it ...

... She mada an lnobh rdat reply. )He told deceased thasI he k as very iii, and that she had I suer te I mim tbo trelb, anti, speaking, as ho believein inflir of otRtb, sle tuld hin that she hadl been to 8heftiold, ar d tIer, Met one or two women, who ook ...

... (Applause. It only re- Wiveda little organition to bring this state of things abo'u't, -nd the sooner it came shout.the better. Speaking as mn ermployer, he considered it would soon be dimoult to ge6 assistants unless their hoals were outtailed. In conclusion- ...

... Beinrose had both promised their support.-Mr. G. Austin gave a short ac- count of the progress of the day schools. He said that speaking from a religious point of view those schools were in an excellent condition. The scholars were miking very satisfactory progress ...

... from the anxious position of headmaster of a lalrge public school. Canon Furneauix responded in veiy appro- priate telms, speaking of his many happy days at Repton, and of the life-long friendships which he had-formed with many Old Reptonians and with ...

... had lthe power of defence (mnere -laughter); and he had made a special point of asking the members who' supported him not to speak on his behalf, en that he should have the longer time to'defend himself Proceeding, Le said that'he shoilddbe unworthy of the ...

... Radical Speaker, says : The extreme pro-Boers, on the one side, and the most advanced Imperialists on the other -'-he is speaking of the Opposition- are apparently irreconcileable, and they seem to bate each other more violently than they hate their ...

... the sales of hhe previous year. There have been those who have said to the contrary-wd ho have told us th ththe English- speaking races are' beginniag to neglect wtheir Bibles, and Americanu publishers and booksellers ape cited as having said, with Ysnkee ...