... space of tihe, and ?? thef fruir is usually fully ?? ri 1., ;. | shipped, and tuinte ripe and -; u o;; a..n tti fact will speak volumes to ?? i t I t heold the binania has estab- i:iat us a luxury but as a daily :tc -iU i:- ?? mfs of the American people ...

... adopted the English name of C(an:> a1 ! r. he has given me (write-s a represeutatirv. hi -: ie on the present rising. )r Speaking in broken but intelligible ?? , Xc a Eat Chinese fashion on the top of a ca3S; srmAiu: a1 .3 cigarette, a brother Chinaman ...

... from China, and to arrest all the Christians and compal them to renounce their faith. Other decrees applauding the Boxers speak approvingly of their burning out and slaying the converts. Their leaders are stated in a decree to be princes and ministero ...

... by h r many activities . and by her deep interest In missionary work. hirs PHILPS made a most able and impressive speech. Speaking of missionary wors she said she was pained by one-of the fashions of literature of handing round any unkind and ungracious ...

... The absent brother, whose arrival will complete the family circle, is a Rabbi, and is on the way from Russia. As they cannot speak a word of I nglish, a friendly Jew translated their intentions from the Yiddish, in i ' which they were expressed. They mean ...

... Bat herein |he makes a great mistak e, This enormous |amount of money cannot be spread over a Ilengthy period,eomparatively speaking, because the annual expenditure would not then dwarf our yearly estimates sufficiently to meet the Emperor's r equirements ...

... If sick headache is misery, what are Carters Little Liver Pills if they will positively cure it? People who have used them speak frankly of their worth. They are small and easy to take. But be sure they are.CAUTE~s. ...

... THE FOOD OF THE PEOPLE. vehicle or receptacle. Speaking of its 3\tr Simpson ?? Mill be of greet valun, ^t!o!eielly ilk London and the largest cities. Hero in Brlstol, although there arc about 1500 mil k sellers, there are very few teat one does not knows ...

... be brought off la July. It is, of course, dependent on the war being concluded early In June, and the Colonial Secretary, speaking with the information of a Cabinet Minister, holds that It will be finished then. I cannot help remembering, however, that ...

... of the heroes whvbgathered I beneath the Union. Jack from the north, from the east, and from the south as well (applause). Speaking of the heavy work and the exceptionally hard task laid upon that grand old dog of Devon, Sir tedvers Buller, he said be believed ...

... be desired by the P prudent was that of a coal miner. h Mr John Wilson was a much more formidable a opponent of the Bill. Speaking as a miner for w miners, his Durham constituency swarming with them, he declared they did not want the limitation, that they ...

... events I In to a moderate degree. Speaking generally, he did to not see that there was any prospect of a general reeduction In working expenses. The boom In the i at coal trade was not over by any means, but, speaking he from past experience, they cer ...