... the time, an infant and a child a few years older, whom, having occasion for a short absence, she left playing together. While playing round the churn, as it i« supposed, owing to some unfortunate cu\ult‘y‘. the elder child furced the younger into the ...

... ;ire home to dinner, and all can avail themselves the advantage of the chief meal of the day, fur in two hours, surely, any child has time enough to go Lowe, eat dinner, and return to /whoa The class hours then are •initiatory schmils, one till three: medium ...

... perfectly harmless and pleasant to taste, it produces nstural, quiet sleep, relieving the child from pain, the utile cherub bright button.” It •ootbes the child, eoftens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and the best known ...

... harmlam and pleasant to taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes “as bright a button.” It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the ...

... fairly be attributed the weakness of the boy and the cold weather. If child was weak at birth and did not net sufficient food in childhood, woo never make it up afterwards. This child’s (the boy of 7 yean) skin was goose-like only when was examined in com ...

... clergyman in appeared London newspaper. The writer argued thuslt is the law that every child should educated; the present compulsory clause is expensive and cumbersome ; every child not at school who should be, is a loss to the ratepayers, since they are not only ...

... railing dis, W with whip The -1 had the whip, not Witnoae—l nev noise or disturli “Peter” waadisj. put into his housi was going kill 1 who made the no. iieople came out. them. They mi.' houses. I rim The Sheriff■dog Mrs Fergusonsome, nor vicimu Hjuiet creature ...

... infancy. File fact sjK-aks for itself. What sort Inutlier leave her only child as did. What real woman is there who would not have suffered much la-fore she would desert her only child, or even deserting the hnslmid would not make every ctfort obtain the ...

... the missing women and child. At length, however, about half-past eizht, a brother-in-law of ilayes discovered the body of a little girl floating on the water in the lock, and, having got it out, identitied it as that of the child of Mrs. Chubb. The drags ...

... a aiek child .offenni with tka pain eottiaa tatek! at ones to gat bottla at Maa. BiaiLow'a Booraias Bracr. It will rcllara tka paar aaflsrar nodiatolr. It it parfactly karaakte and platan to teats, prod note aatonO, ataap, ralisriag the child Boa pain ...

... away, evensr> ''rat* npficc. • The half-seen form twili-jiil astray,* and thosnn lias sunk Ins rest Is-liind l»n*w la* oixtont kill. The nmltor and ojmlcsceot clouils have resolved tbei-isclvcs intc •me uniform pale grey tint, and of tlia •ntc Hummer evening ...

... irritation from Sore, }menu, anti d 1 oth, Skin di.rurn. SOLI gaiter,' iu bottlra at Is lid; rail,. or swill Ly fry The 1,1 and kill/LAND CIiI'NTILS DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln, for Swope. Toso, Also 110 (now (row Irritation of the throat and boarsenewe will be ...