... _ . 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 ...

... happy? When a white woman who is good to look upon, and who possesses a cert tin amount ot culture and refinement, marries a negro, there are a good many people who wonder why she did it. For to put it bluntly, the American negro is not a ...

... 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 ...

... Vegetable Pills. They will regulate the action of a deranged stomach and a disordered liver, and make you feel like a new man. No one need suffer a day from debilitated digestion when simple and effective a pill can be got at any drug store. ...

... C IT CHAT BY TNTTLER. Rotter ha 4 epoken again and to the point. He has us the reason why Dr Oliphant is leaving the island. I quite ax ee with him, that money is not all a man wait,. I have known many men who were far happier in posts carrying a lesser ...

... of the lion. A. W. H. aCourt, which sad event took place on the 2nd inst, the island of Antigua has lost a friend indeed. Mr. 2soourt has epent nearly all his life in the island and had friends in every walk of life. Porsonally he was a good friend of ...

... vice-prepident, and a sportsman. I also remember the day Mr. E. B. Jarvis' father was married to Miss Hill, daughter of the then governor, Sir Stephen John Hill, who was so popular, respected and beloved. That was a gland day in Antigua —a gdneral holiday ...

... 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 ...

... Whither she was followed by a large number of sorrowing friends. F well remember - when she arrived in Antigua quite a young Miss. stately, handsome, gay and of winning manners—manners which the cares of years and the rearing of a large tamilv, however, never ...