... Henry Ford applied for • oertificete to have hie child exempt from vaccination.-I'he applicant stated that be had • conscientious objection) to vacciustion, because be thought it would be injurious to the child's health.— 'Die application was granted.—John ...

... hardships di her mind from ea, ma'am, Jack's vest pocket. When my themidmost she had experiawed. and gay poor. dear Lekpoor, was killed in the fight nick Ms • most= journey which ahe had by no sawn pintos, el kis omeernates brought bow his andeipated. shoot ...

... and sight colonels in the army. bereaved King wore the uniform of a Danish General. and among the immediate mourners were the Kill, of Greece, the Danish Crown Prince. the Czar of Russia. the King of Sweden. tM Dub of Cumberland, the Duke of York, the Duke ...

... Staffordshire Moises en Wedareday William Carter 134 minor, was indicted far (Mem Wetly wounding Altos earter, with intent to kill sod murder her, os February 13th, at Rowley Regis. Hr H. A. Pennon, who prosecuted, said the premier atria we. prisoner's wife ...

... for ha Undo was then le Ms led Meson, so that bee son esskl not leave hie bedside. And greet was her ennety sow that her child might pare to be a boy. It we. about as. week from the day of the sateacephe that she received a louse from her sebedmle. ...

... girl, they should marry. 1 wee th..n login; every thy for the arrival of my child. D t xpec.ed hers in about two weeks. At that time the great subject of my anzißy was that my child should be a boy ; fur on the chance of its being a boy hung all my bops of ...

... said Iris, who was reeent ; vie will retain this *Toning, and begin • new life. Poor Milly! poor child! fished Lester. Could it he that LOVIIII killed her No; he did not! replied Kiss Clyde sharply. Mr. Love! is quite innocent I If I have done ...

... state, winch rendered people dieiroi.tfid of his judgment in diagnosing cases and preseribind drugs. It's a wonder he hasn't killed the few patient. long ago. said Mrs. Dress, who made n MINA of her •dislike for the doctor; but some day he'll give someone ...

... that, if she were to meet the man who caused David's death sbe would not hesitate to kill him, I believe; her trouble has driven her half mad; if I cross her 1 shall kill her. How do you know that? be asked, imPotienttf. The doctor says a painful shock ...

... Although, as afterwards transpired, • townbred 'child, the glow of health was to her cheeks. And, after all, the basis of beauty Is health. Same I passenger complimented the mother on the appear. goo f the child, The w•. man's reply was instructive. Well ...

... said Cooly, Aida. kw teeth sied vigorously rubbing the WM hum loos with you will not tell your poor motberkui and fatherless child anything about her *bed Musa, sitting down at her old nurs=l piesdingly. - JUNE 4. )898. awn WU you. dears 'deed can' I want ...

... position in life. He and the complainant were married at the Ringewieford Parish Church on the 22nd June, 1896. and there was one child of the union. If his instructions were true that was about one of the worst cases of persistent cruelty that had ever come ...