... Gmde-Pook of Positive Pemedies. CON TENTI : of Trearweet he th• POllllll'l Mootornos. A &tattooer of Pelf Trestmeet by the Port , ' re Remedies. %molten , lortrneti one Milers to Towsllde to M rtmmn.e-ect Tn.. fetter arwileteee. PPM. A Fri emnltt.r ...

... awl take Mr. Nash's hint concerning the rests. (Laughter.) Unfortunately Mr. Nash woes retiring hum the ranks of the terms% tattooer., but was not leaving the estate, and his sound advice would still be given to his colleagues. At present he (the landlord) ...

... themselves in a'l suffering severely, his consciousness was retained accosted by a man ou horseback, as follows : variety of old English pine& eports, RC. until within a few minutes of his death. He Well, Paddy, I see you have your brother along , was attended ...

... accidents do not occur more frequently. I have cot versed often with the captains of steam packets who traverse both the English and Irish Channe's, and they have told me they ore obliged to drive their vessels so as to keep their time and save their ...

... steps retreating down the street. He may have gone. thinking old Metro out all Some atop, he thought. In that Gees, he-- Tattooer be may be—will be back again nreesatly. pulled open a little widget the gate red peered o v ert There wan no one without ...

... hell mortally awed heh'utl Mal 3 4 aoiaily ostestel the diutog low.. No of the .waste's cooling yet I Ike bai:iff, ill tattooer. T.arv't one weir ant at 1 • asap • ltd.{ t-a 1 till alto W.. oLore l To tiara like ti.at is this I bay. • loog g0r0 ...

... world • Divine law is ideiteiultnes is the storage of power. It will intrados, a owe to a larger and more beautiful world Una tattooer andtbppoorrce ever find. Let every try to be of something.—My Note Whoa the egos& 4s is that God is Leve e sad thee - ...

... failures are alike silo • erlooked. One hears nothing of tln I dire achievement of tho pert haII-r• a . a ry little more of th•• tattooer in'o h t a • occasion I. see dealt with repotot them those before or II ea t.ll to the making. All eymi ■r• I'l,l mm Ito ...

... yards km Mot. bet they rxhibtteil nu 'porte of nivs, .bash they would cartaioly has ;lone hod thvy beard ; and though English works upon attgong calti;oi the angler nasal mokirg Maid At the watt r stile for fear of alanseg the fish, this much a erria'a ...

... contracts amounting to misty millions sterling, and only three times has he been offered a commission, mini once only by an English firm. There may be, he admits, rogues in the profession, but they get only the unimportant c o ntracts. Mr. J. Wove BARRY ...

... the corps- of was a forequarter , arid wa. hung up in tar shop.. town and the surrounding villages. This .I.- the ill.fatrd English agent, elide face blown • in by the (rev of the explosion. Alexia ad •1. mooted piece was exposed on the counter, and II ...

... Leeds. Itpre/eat& nee of the premr were not admitted.— . A ilolton eorrespondeut telegraphed on Titesday might: The ex 'tattooer, James Billisirtm. who TIM NEW INVENTION IN PENS. cc- i o o rloye& for the first limo in-day, at Leda, Special Contrivance ...