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... le‘t is considerably weakened if they have not entirely witodrawn their forces in that direction. { A NONCONFORMIST LEADER SPEAKS OUT. Te KOT HUMILIATION BUT CALM fF OLUTION AND i ORTLLUDE. hough, who several years ago The Rev. G. J. Gres Was the chairman ...

... pains have disappeared, and my kidneys, which were the real cause of my trouble, are working naturally. pleased to be able to speak so well of these pills, and certify the above is correct, and give you authority to publish the facts ““(Signed) Mrs. Annie ...

... renly at once. MEN SAY, “IF I ‘LIVE’ TO GET HOME.” Extract from a soldier’s letter: “It seems very strange to hear the men speaking of home: no one says ‘when I get home’; it is ‘if I live to get home.’ For my part I would not go through the last three ...

... the amended resolution would become the substantive resolution. If that was the case, he- would have another opportunity speaking, aud hr could promise the Council lively entertainment for the remainder the afternoon. (Laughter.) THE ARISTOCRACY OF ...

... Com- petition points on the year, the deepest drop of the lot; Hull 12, and Leeds 11. However, here are all the . figures to speak for themselves, POINTS AGST. L. n. PTS, G. T. FOR. P. a. T. P, 18 o—24 1 179 1 18 15 0—30 26 202 9 12 54 1898— Batley 19 15 ...

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... THE DUKE'S LAST WISH. A story, which comes f rom the death-bed of the Duke of is that almost at the last, when hi unable to speak, he si penail. gnatled for a sheet of paper and Cc He then wrote on it that h e wished a cheque for a thousand pounds to be ...

... for many years, regarded the latter with the reverence that one might expect in a cultivated and studious Scot. He used to speak enthusiastically to his family of the genius of the author of ‘‘Ivanhoe,’’ and his hero worship led him to commit to memory ...

... CONCERNING INFLUENZA. A London Press representative has hed an int ing conversation with an eminent medical auibor:ty, who, speaking of the prevailing epidemic of ing said: The influenza germ is the smallest bacillys known, and yet one of the most disastrous ...

... were among remarks of Mr. Curtis Bennett at Marylehone Police Court yesterday, on the action of a lady who left French girl, speaking English, stranded in London, made her pay two days hotel accommodation out her only sovereign, and went off with the girl's ...

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