... kopt the White Horse ot Willmborough = His neimg » he has lefs the house. owes me E3T4. 1 also ' bill of sale on the goods of » man named N o ‘afraid the bill of sale -nd-y:-la— lfl-l-.-h-o--.% ast yoar and this year 1 bave written off fi‘ as bad debts. ...

... Pills will prove highly uselul ; young and old'alike may take them according to directions with satidfactory eflect. ) 18, ANK B SPECIAL NOTICE. WOOLLEY’S In short, se they Pamily Aperient for all ages, Bills INGALLS LIVER 1a 14 sach. ? ' 0 fe W i ln Al ...

... s gas meter for the V. m‘ on the proposition of Mr, by Mr. Hamilton, it was decided to the cellar, and pay the gas fitter's bill L New Year's Special custumers of the Inter ) the public and ‘l‘u-(’-l-ly. See advertigement on front page.—{ADVT.] Faxxon ...

... h.b.—)lr.lknpqnld the following nm|mnmwgpswmmn anpouncement resolution, * That this ..ru’ Dh:iparm appeared, either in the bills or that Mr. W, ruin which our present system Trade ¥. Pomiret, M.P., and wmuu. u_y,,.uhrmfiuo-wbomudm and pledges iteell would ...

... for Bad Ly Oleee S ohicken- News ina An old woman mamed Bmme . Just died in Connebticut, had attained hes -_——— Ihe Queen will break her journey to . Where she will i at the g‘::n, ,'?ut_e--kh : ,Nch.hlghwh of & bill for the utilisation of the' sewage of ...

... Sor exhibition m.-_u&-&--:-h&-n.:mt. tin farming, asin other walks of businies E‘M.-hk:yh&hum which i» finfl“dl“. A olx year old ox and & threemdm&-firzm&bhd»diumu‘;‘ v these we bave developed two &urcfl‘..dfiflmw R i, il 15 seimals’ grow 004 our grow -dlnby-m ...

... Levignetook ber work upstairs, and st in the laborstory, where she was gways welcomed with o smile. - ij‘a“h‘bh-fi-h_d Decesmary the old servasts should be parted with; lest they should wake remarks upon the altered state «m;—.fl:-:mum.m voice of opposition, the ...

... taken its place. “ .*l““lmh pounds under this * Yes, sir; but you son vou hadn't been gone minutes, when & man came in with » bill .ph.yuhnr—hm -nddq-et-lbul-nhw corvect.” “ You S i o Tt o man Jour years, u.—mwflb-::l&- K-MHW‘-'::'-: . » way to save his ...

... members met at the British &ihui_-.,'.d' . \l‘&--0-4“ . Rev. J. Birdeeye and read several Fa e e e N e e o T “exivact fresy the * Old 2‘:‘&&'::::.“«».::'3& ] e Day, and readings Mies Rolayian o B Sanis, oieded e \ T r ‘Ganpsuses’ SocieTY.—As the monthly meeting ...

... less important than the Irish question, of ° “““N.“MM' ANOTHER measure of paramount interest to farmers is the Railway Rates Bill, ome of the objects of which is to put an end to the bounties which now exist on the introduction of foreigs produce. Thus ...

... sovereign on his taflor’s bill would have to confess he * badn’t got it in his pocket but would thead it wound pwesently.” Our young men of to-day—especially tb-‘ “about town —would mot compare favourably with the Spartans of old. If some of our mambypemby ...

... send free of chm‘ prescription for a cure of all those who suffer , physical ex early decay. i u:.m.—.q-mn » Missionary in Old ioo it saved him from a miserable existence and e e e Bty envelope, to the Rev. Jossrn \qumlmw-c- ..o'.‘fi‘ CLanxs's B.:l. ...