... from her parents* home in Pimlico. She was only seven years old, and was described haViug golden hair, and being attired in dark clothes, with dark ulster, button boots, and white straw hat trimmed with Mack velvet. A reward of woa offered for her reo .very ...

... drifting boats, ana the great white waterlilies that seemed to sleep, rather than float, its •urface. It was indeed drowsy, golden afternoon, and Dulele Cartyon, artist heart, was fatly impieseed the lorclinewe her surroundings, when tihafto stood before ...

... THE LOVER'S POEM. I sent my lore • poem All writ in smiling Bowers, Brimful of the amorous whispers They'd wooed from the golden hem: • toil to write it Though the lines far from For I found the rhymed When placed as at Snit they grew. The Brat a of lilies— ...

... ■- ■ posno* .. OUP ITU Board and offered in Home \V*t Prd f A herd sen. lad*- men School primed. Apply Watt Ctunin*. Golden Square. Aberdeen. _____ Traction waggon for s*ic Him. Apply Bay. Oommcrrial Poad. Aberdeen. WsYrES 7* ; Tob». Accaaeorlee ...

... eesh other so tepidly, did houses »ad trees and fields fly pest quickly- Never did bonee well end never wee there with euch golden of reward before him, for Mr Scniffin bed promised the man fifty nouad. .Übl. bo, tb« that had never seen anything like before ...

... was a-»m*u -no, hardly that, girl. For so it was. e- two yards withia the corner*d tba field, with tha heavy head* of the golden wheat adding sad swaying abet* har middle, and the etimson flame of poppas burning bar feat, was a young girl whose mb and ...

... Birds—Steletros not bought. J. A ■ Pwnat. OFFERa for and fro* 3000 Yard* DRAINS SCOUR!SO boot Verdi, DITCH on FARM DLAiJt. Oldmeldro*. *6l Receirod by WALKER k Golden Square. Aberdna. to 3&th Norecber Cart- The Tenant will Show Spectke. ANTED. RferoiM SoppUf* ...

... ” his Lordship cried. “An’ did you raise your sad lament Fu’ fervent yoor uatron saint?'’ No, ea,” the tnonk said, woe! I I kent a trick worth twa that di>£f d my cowl tpak* him (air. An’ epoer’d if he’d piack ppare; Bat, like the feck o’ Adam’* race. ...

... penny 14 YICAR6’ SUFFERING. AN /EMI A AND GASTUIC ULCERS CURED VENO’S SEAWEED TONIC. Thu Story Mrs Excell.-of The (ilebo, Maidstone, Kent, tells of the wonderful cure of her daughter by Veno’s Seaweed Tomo, is of creat interest. EicoU writes:— d.uchtct trrnbl ...

... hearted to u»o them was the rejoinder. *• Ae thins I’ll wad, that a that th« collie brimn it. Jlawaie** quarrelsome beaat. ne’er kent him a fecht a the life o’ him. thouch I maun say he Jubt eer atojx But a’ that’s neither hero there. What I wad like tell you ...

... Both well, had been ati .wk with wretob'a rapacity, but then calmly answered“ Five golden tball be thine if I find the papers that I want “ Thank ee, air. thank ya ! I kent ware geotlemao, effueivaiy reluraad the inokeapar. “ Bab *'Yw>, air.*’ anawered the ...

... Chortio—Hark I strike Ike high, kr. Afar the anthems joyous ..at, In pensive hour of O'er hill and mountain, rocky deli, In golden air of heaven; Till harps on Zion's verdurous Mlle Blend sweet their notes with thine-. Etherealised, creation With harmony ...