... instant relief and cured cizcma and swelling in inr le?, after l»einp atlen.lcd by two doctors wuhout any improvement. I caouot speak too niclily of it—Mrs Bassett, Wulkhampton. near llorra l,r of families the name of this Ointment a household word. is the ...

... Trenwith said was not very often with the worthy Alderman, but lie would second his amendment. He would have liked before speaking, to have known what the prices were of the others who tendered. They heard great deal now-a-days about clerical errors, and ...

... district of Canterbury they ore giving up their (’hristrao* in order that the cost, amounting to £2O, may go the war fund. Speaking a week ago at the Diocesan College. CajK* Town, sir Alfred Milner strongly exhorted the community to face with chee eiiduranca ...

... conscience'r • Mr Price Hughes discarded the Gospel Peace long since. Mr Hocking insinuates that our leaders arc afraid to speak out defence of THB FIRST PRINCIPLES CHRISTIANITY lest they should give offence to some of their flock. Hell is let loose ...

... husband left the train from S.iovv Hill Station, woman was to be seen weeping bitterly. Full of sympathy a bystander tried speak words of comfort to the grief-stricken wif*. who replied. Ob, ain’t ' ...

... orks afforded hint such great pleasure. thanked the too for his presentation, which acknowledged the unsullied purity, so to speak, of the blank calender placed before him that day. and for the sake of Penzance, he hoped the wish expressed the Grand Jury ...

... Bazaars. She had had good deal to do with them, and she regarded them means of drawing the people together. One could often speak a person at bazaar when at another time one might feel shy or nertous about doing so. Then some people could work in this way ...

... our apathy the Armenian question abroad and our sin of drunkenness home, among many other things, that call for rebuke To speak plainly, this, in my opinion, is mere humbug. are bad enough without doubt. ami probably some of our nat tonal sins call for ...

... harbour under the gene of ships. The object o; toe treaty is to prevent intervention —Franco and being mentioned—and, roughly speaking, England will obtain the Portuguese in Africa, Germany the colonies of Portugal —Timor, Pm, Daman, Macao, and Din—in Asia ...

... to give the electors' meeting on Monday next any lead in the matter. The Councillors. if they attend the meeting, can only speak from their individual standpoint, with the result that endless division in opinion will be experienced. But the meeting must ...

... since with the same effect. If given in time I never knew it to fail You can make what use you like of tlris, as I cannot speak of it.—C. COUSINS. Corner’s Oils in Cornwall. Cornwall, April 26th, 1 our Corner’s Oils for ears, I can recom- | aving wags ...

... SOCIETIES TO MEFT. New York. Thursday.—The Irish societies for a mass meeting in this city for next Sunday. Senator Mason will speak. LOUISE MASSET’S REPRIEVE. Paris, women’s newspaper, the prints an appeal from French governesses to Queen Victoria, asking ...