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... to-morrow afternoon. Several t»f them attended the watch-night service at Brunswick Chapel on New Year's Eve. Mr. Forbes will speak a few words to to-morrow's company, giving them some practical advice on matters pertaining their well-being. He has carried ...
... upon Governmental policies, but in private conversation, in his writings, his abounding faith in the future of the English-speaking races manifest.” A “TALL” YARN FROM CHICAGO. Chicago, Tuesday Night- Professor Loeh, of the University of Chicago, announces ...
... kinds—one a* a lining to another. .The spectre of Cardinal Rohan is said to be walking at Heiligenberg in Alsace. But sceptics speak of smugglers. A mobile hospital—a trolley car with all the appliances a depot for the sick—is one of the features of Baltimore ...
... King to attend the celebration of the German Emperor's birthday, at Berlin, on the twenty-seventh instant. LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK IN EDINBURGH. Lord Rosebery has consented attend gathering the Scnctish Liberal Club, Edinburgh, of which he is president, ...
... thankful say is now enjoying good health, whereas 12 months ago she was an invalid unable to anything for herself. I cannot speak too highly of your medicine, nor fail to make it known. FREE SAMPLE sent on receipt of penny stamp. Please mention this paper ...
... provisions the Act their fullest sense. Gum labelled bottles and patent sealed jugs were used at few places, but generally speaking child messengers were provided with a leaflet for their parent* instead of beer. Tbe teetotalers nave not far made the Act ...
... and tree* and the rustle of countless skirts, will, happiiv, 0 still hand. esterday afternoon the foundation-stone—proper speaking-, memorial-stone, inasmuch {is you hardly have a foundation some distance the wall a building—was laid with due ceremony ...
... Flat Race, the handicappers. Mr. W. F. Lee and Mr. T. F. Dawkins, had to pressed into service. Their decision was, generally speaking, a satisfactory one, but there no wonder that cross-oountiy racing is in such a parlous state when it is possible for such ...
... receive a; the hands of others depends in large measure on clothes we wear. ONE RIGHTEOUS SHOP. is the Tailor and Cutter that speaks: are glad to hear of one teetotal tailors' workshop. is a sign of the times. We not, for the moment, know of another, though ...
... districts in which they reside, the stigma referred to will soon b» removed. A Layman's Hint to the Medical Profession Leeds.—Speaking at the Leedt City Council yesterday, Mr. E. E. said he would like, a layman, to appeal to the medical gentlemen Leeds to ...
... and Bronchitis tor si* • We all thought he would never be cured speak plain again. We could not ' d a l htui all. After taking four tave doses of Veno's Lightning Cough Cure lie speak plain. I have never seen any'hinff aft so quickly. have had four ...
... would accept. We have had occasion more than once to point out that Mr. Yoxall's Radicalism must always be looked for when he speaks or writes upon education. For example, suggests that each area should decide for itself—by plebiscite or through its School ...