... and the Neighimurbood, to his New raid very Superior Method et Inserting AETIFICIAL TEETH, Which for firmness in eating, speaking, and general beauty of natural appearance, cannot be surpassed Mr. W. supplies Teeth, mounted, on (lox Attar, and VoLoaturit ...

... end came, he opened his eyes and and looked at the tear-stitined faces gathered around his bed. He move] his lips as if to speak, but his voice was gone. Then he looked at Hilda and at Hayward. He smiled, and with a last effort held out his hand. They ...

... know what he was doing.— Clarkson said that as briefly stated in the previous cam, defendant came up to him whilst he was speaking to a gentleman, and asked him a question as to the payment of some costs. Witness answered him, when defendant ma hod away ...

... The petition be presented to the Queen through the Secretary of State for War. THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE AND COMING ELECTION. Speaking at the meeting on Wednesday in Dublin of the National League, Mr. Harrington, M.P., said the di 0 on Tuesday night in the ...

... killed instantly, and the machine was completely wrecked. The cause of the accident is not known. MR. RIRRELL ON HOME RULE. Speaking at Wvrington on Saturday, Mr. I3irrell said there was still a possibilty of a settlement of the Home Rule question. There ...

... THREE-CORNERED CONTESTS. LABOUR MEMBER'S REPLY TO PREMIER Speaking at Wolverhampton on Sunday night, Mr. G. N. Barnes, M.P., alluded to the Prime Minister's reference on Saturday to _three-cornered contests. He said Mr. Asquith was wrong in assuming that ...

... farmer not tar from Middleton (Lancashire), being almost at death's door, called a lawyer and proceeded to make his will. Speaking of his wife, he said :—Pat her down for the house furniture and £lOO. Now, suppoae she marries after your decease, says ...

... as regarded the trespass, the defendant was protected, having acted under the direction of Mr. Weldon, the owner, legally speaking, of Tavistock Howie. As to the two 'bels, Dr. Window's communication to Mr. Weldon was privileged, and a letter in the British ...

... forgery which had been made against him. Each witness gave evidence of having seen natives cruelly treated. Captain Whiffen, speaking of interviews he had with Sefior Arana on his return from Putumayo, said Arena tried to get him to write a special report ...

... LORD DERBY ON THE CONDITION _ OF TRADE. Lord Derby, speaking Cl a civic banquet at Liverpool night, .aid the present time wee • time of depreesion, and most people had money en biteiness. Bat it was satisfactory as showing the magnitude of our reeouraes ...

... Wasp the inhabit. ed thu ho L h E m4 BBo ' PIANOFORTE, Ste. Tame Is SEIGEL 9 s SYRUP Tistimonials from Thousands of people speaking highly of Hi Curative Properties prove this beyond all doubt Sold by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors. ST. LONIiD Price ...

... MR. BURNS ON SUFFRAGETTES. ORGANISED BLACKGUARDLSM. Speaking at Battersea on telonclay night on. behalf of the lAeral and Labour ...