... have, at a little cost, the saic and certain means of preventing or checking, and en: ing both out-' , ward ailments and inward niala.live. Ample, plainly printed, and very iatelligil.le dire, trans aco.mpany every package of both Ointment and which ...

... Bt. Patrick's Total Hall on Sunday evening. the last of the year. Their good pastor. Father John Dwyer, PILLS.— Bilious complaints and irwas presiding There won't fair attendance of regularites of the system, produced by depraved or . members, and the ...

... accessible n ty the recent improvements. Ev,deuce of the remarkable curativc p- were of these •p--lin:ices in the followinft complaints is contained in the work of Dr. Joust Krisii, M.D., Professor of Ob. ate nes, sin., sc., in Cincinnati, let/ page Id, wherein ...

... motto, oJI ~don promo' 0%4 • .Amid •h. Pr., we de not /e• of biota ler this wean craws ties MOW, pejo,' 166 wad n ace be ,Inward to Now, should TO CORRESPONDENTS. BooKwoam —Advertise the book--that's the beet way. PRO ARM ET MVO. BILFABT. SATURDAY ...

... st one a.m. Tht.rtday., and tho mail left at sight a.m. for London. The Menagerie.' Mar , timem steamer Oranoqnn, with the inward Frau tonsils fr Baenom Ayres, Monte Video, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Pernac-Imcn, Dakar. and Lish..n, arrived at Pauiltac at ...

... in 132, Fret Twenty.Flth Street, New York. Mine. Enron had been ill for five months, her complaint the result was fol i o .. r.. W. r.iihrome..and; being inward hemorrhage. tier death was a calm Mr. W. M•Donald, ; Mr. E. ll'Llorosick, b 3. Dad pea..eful ...

... Tuvspay.—The Guion steamer Color!;go, outward bound to New York, collided last nigbt, a the Bar, with the steamer Arabian, inward bound. | e Colorado was badly damaged, and had to be run ‘ashore off Crosby. The pessengers were taken off by ‘the Arabian ...

... Bill, be cause of complaint in the present condition of univerobtained information as to the number and character eity education in that country, and that the grounds of ,the institutes in Ireland other than Magee College, of that complaint will not be removed ...

... Orisstal Company'. steamer Malwa left Suez yesterday at 11 a.m. for Bombay. The Menageries Marit:,es Company's stearn.n., with inward French mails from Yokohama 10 Shanghai 13th, Batavia 21st, Mauri•iiis 2S:h, A GLOOMY ACCIUNT OF CYPRUS. and Colombo May 3 ...

... manuscript in Stoneyprecious part of this volume is that which treats of hurat Library under, the care of Father Morris. It his inward life, his calmness, humility—his sanctity,' would be impossible in our space, and at best an im. the latter especially evidenced ...

... te obreeve complete neteriiity, sad to ace th at a ll f unctionaries immediately satiety THE NATE/NIL ASSEMBLY. .'.y just complaint from tee electors or candidates. , he municipali•iee are dele:ccied ups to preserve order. WE all I. 2ni L u: s eca s e e ...

... meetings wan that the Government did' not like to hear so much about the talons of the Land Act. They had quite enough of complaint that head from their own supporters, and it was iotolemble that these Lund Leaguers, who had all along predicted the failure ...