... Godsmao. TT'LLON —flewin* Machine (New», £4 16a; Splendid Worker. God-groan. ELLON.-Tlw Best end Hoose • end District tor Boots, ilsoj. Support “d Bojt’ end Olotbla*. Pno™ D*tt « BcboolhiU, Aberdeen. - Piper inf Cheoter. Pric*. Ac., on ippltcetion. Str«4 ...

... COMPACT WHICH LOTS MTS speak mind freely. Ae preacher ia guid another, lang the mill gangs on grindin|—it's oo worth gangling boot. Badger's ane laddie couldna bide wi’ him, but ran off to tea, sod has never come back again. remarked Annie. Dinna sty another ...

... Cecil was deferentially helped from ike coach his first question Shrewsbury was“ Hath Beale and Kent arrived?” Beale is here, Lord, but bis Grace the Puke of Kent will not reach the Caatle for day or two.” '* Ah I like not that!” snapped out the hunchback ...

... stooke standing uo like hundreds monuments, testifying the bountiful hand of the Great Giver; before, the waving, rustling golden grain doomed to fall before brawny anna and sharp sickles. The sun shining, fragrant breece blowing, toe work is in full swing ...

... trval. L'anad ■, the Ist March, Flora, rec-oiid daughter of Tmomas Helen aged 2yearn. raise her Rule fontstap* bate. ohm the golden .mda. nine (ha suany looks «u bright. We miss her all while. A‘ Tifty, on ilia 31st March. Geobcb iIaTT, late ol Gordons to ...

... 7 Havers UT ca’t?” returned Kppie in her soft tone*, accompanying the words with a little laugh. “ Was), Mrs Arrol, I hue kent sic haver* turn gosjiel truth afore uoo. min’ leadin’ Jamie Frsck’s cuppie, throe yean* afore she was married, that she wadna ...

... and the dark hair was unfamiliar. hid been noted for his abundant fair hair, hi* neat, pointed beard, and moustache of a golden hue. and hie transformation was complete. His own muyver wouldn’t know him, tnet she wouldn’t. He’ll feel bettor wen ’e wakes ...

... this mischief had llore found Daddy Duff reclining full length, obtaining ropose alter the day’s journey, end watching the golden sunset. The heat and heavy odour the cave had born so little tbo old man’s taste that quickly returned to the open sir, where ...

... said Miss Neebik '‘lsabel is bore, and wo just boot oor tpa.*’ Hugli Nrobit bowed *nc) followed her into the room. Tibbie wne aUndiog on the heertb. the red glow of the firebght pUyiog on her golden head and bright, expeotnnt face. Har oonam's gleamed ...

... evidently a phenomenon o’ nae ordinary occurrence. Of coorse, o’ the spectators kent me. had ance acquaintances in St Andrews, but half a century maks sad bavock amang kent facesan’ so it was never suspeckit by ony them that I bad had a hand in the pye ...

... I’m that fond o' y* that couldna deny ye onythmy. far Ims quarrel abool it, and Pane's sigh seemed to oome up from his very boots. But, course, if y* ear* for that’s the end o’t, and the tuner I’m dcid the better.” Oh, but I do car* for you. said Bona ...

... returned Grimsley, excitedly. I can believe my ain sen an’ ears surely. If that’s the faro and voice Bertram Douglas 1 ne’er kent him.” Indeed, was the answer ; “I fear that you did know him you have in that respect very much the advuntago of me. Dae ...