... |STR3ANGERIS' FRIEND SOCIETY LOGI PEIL] YI, CA, 190 No. .9 Nos ?? on ra ianchv ohapl stron lkespe. iven 1I lou to rohola: ditwl bough it in t nlharen zpiniol that tl vil has di. volu il lUght, rd upr garlan cad aa dbaite the Rcs , kec em, an bed hi I ...

... by the mission- I aries are really wonderfui. I sincerely hope thatamy a young friend and her companions will come ?? t through the present crisis. I N'othing is more trying to the housewife dorlog the b summer months than to find, just as the family Is ...

... coirld see that ay fitnre -was likely to be a sad one. I came, of a doomed family. My father died; of : entption at forty, and of the nine soes and daughters six died of corstmption, and-one of my brothers is alacest dying now. It, wavs stased that I should ...

... had been marri' three years, I had spent the £100 I had saved doctors' medicine It used nearly to break my 1' to see her curled up coughing and suffering. At last a friend suggested that I should try Williams' pink pills for pale people; I had liii I hope ...

... This provisxio B nerd will bp a great saving in every way and wil. and dprevert the r'elays in despatch and loan!ing h rher which have been hitherto experienced Time l rome is money and this will be exemplified ina Di *d of strikirg manner when the stores ...

... attempt of the tail to wag the dog. It is trying human nature very high to expect Liberals to open their arms to their former memberwho iwas returned in spite of them by the Tories after 1886, and whose new friends now want to. kick him out. Measures not ...

... thinking of the village before liinand th e happy days of his youth he had spent there, before lie fell a victim to the vices of gambling and drink. PePerhnaps the black louds overhead, noo dis >acharging their ontents on thm earth, awed him with their pall-like ...

... matter- $ There must have been some object you e know '-It was mny wife's object to try and n save some of ber own property. Yes, but there was no need for her to, try and save her property. And would she do so a by burying tbem'.?- never knew anything e at ...

... iqisfortunes, and we cannot altogether acquit the very patriotic gentlemen who claim to represent her in the House of Commons of trying to spoil that mutual understanding to which things, if left to themselves, would naturally tend. English Home Rulers have ...

... health would be heartily .welcomed by their many-friends. Apart from j his long ministerial -work in the city Mr Thomas has won a very widespread distinction in relation to his efforts on -behalf of ithe youth of our city, both in connection-with School Board ...

... soldiers on Worl active seivice. ltis suggested that *the thev 'wife or lady friend of each member of beadl tile society should send at least one article a 'Io ot clothing. ?? lady friend' is a into ?? phrase cf much excellence and covering a.deal of ground ...

... Papers. The 1 llustrated London News has a portrait of Sir Malcolm Fraser, who died suddenly at Clifton, and also a portrait of Miss Agnes Weston, the sailors' friend. There are some very line views from Taku and Tientsin, and also a picture showing ...