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... CHAT WITH A CRIMEAN HERO. The Dortet Chronicle publishea an interview with Mr. F. R. Everett, a veteran of th Crimea and with his wife Yee, replied Mrs. Everett, to a compliment on the husband's looks, except that my husband used I. get bronehit:s ...
... by no means a thing of beauty; one writer has described it as `a Cross between a cooking apparatus and a railway station ;' but in place of this ingenious parallel, imagine a low flat-looking mass on ' the water ; from the centre rises ...
... pitch in Antigua at the present day, and the various clubs are in fine form ; therefore when a club like the liratnmar School ha a beaten all the other cluo4, it is a matter for the iii4ll congratulation and praise of this club composed of boys. It also. ...
... CHIT CHAT A GREAT REMEDY BLADDER TROUBLE. Drinking wster that is of tad er ioo soft Meader trewhie. Every tottered with the agaimi burning pains of bladder in/lemmatise (cystitis) should ft; a remedy *hick gives relief in ninety.aine of every hundred ...
... Ours is a wonderful little island! no sooner do we have a few light showers than the %hole lace of nature seems changed and in place of a parched, dry and yellow garment we see everything in the fields dressed in living green. With the aid of a friend ...
... medical attendaice, etc., is valued at £175, but it is not a light job, and suits a man advanced in life; or as an alternative they should divide the office and have a house steward and accountant, and a store keeper—the former at £lOO per annum and the latter ...
... _ . In its initial atitzes a ailment easily dealt with. neglect it and the result it development of distressing the bronchial .tubes and render life miserable for victim. As a firot aid there in the handy medicine line a. in curative results as C insuininiva ...
... exhuriatant price (r every mouthful they eat, SAROM ru gtt. August 1. 1916. 10 a.m.-30.007 3 p.el.-30 028 July 31, 9 a.m. to Aug. Max. 86 Min. 77 Rainfall T ii E SUN I make a few comparison% lo orler that the authorities may Fro into the matter rind regulate ...
... Law is like a coutatry dance, peo. old time men; and you could depend pie are led up and dowr. in it until that when the meeting broke up they are tired It is like a book of had arrived at a sound conclusion.and surgery—there are a great many left ...
... the Viceroy'a Executive Council. The appointment of two India°. to such responsible positions in tion with the Imperial Conferenoe is a development will be wit:cited with keen interest. It will never again be pasMble to shut India out of a direct say in ...
... will. I am tot I, return next May to us a visit. We all wish bim I.on voyage, and a long life of usefulness. He is one of Antigua's honourel son•=,au.i ve thank God for foday, I UndrirAtan . l Hil Lordship paya a visit t IlkZac3llency our much respected ...
... headmaster is a very devout and jealous Anglican, that religion is never forced upon boys of other persuasions. He is t io wise a man for that. To talk about racial differences is nonsense. --- I see our friend Mr. R. H. K. Dieu, after an absence of a few months ...