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... enduring Many a man,«n >|,iesof former folly (perhaps committed in silent sorrow tlie P ossessed such a book as this, would have in ignorance), hal* /a honoured parent, and useful member been a happy hus »U January 19. of societv.— B. A- Ja ...
... wi'lijiut «ffect. A Ir end of ,n.ue a,lv,s-d Me to try your Ointment, which t uM. nn; la er it a tew times k.» snii-.elv C-VCJ.-1 am, lie-uicmen. y.ur olx .ut sena.it. KOSilTTA SKIiliV To the Metropolitan Ikncvolcnt Company. ...
... bear up under it; fortunately she was induced to try your Pills, and she informs m* that after the first and each succeeding dose, she had great relief. She continued to take tbem, and ai- though she used only three Hoxes, ...
... telegraphs :-Eat-ly thic morning a quadruple murder and suicide were discovered at Wimblington, a village about three miles from here. Since Michaelmat last a widow uamed Mary Jane Farnham had. with four of her children, occupied a cottage neat the village. ...
... ihat Tudor Williams of has proved valu- able medicine Ü. our largo iatndy (eight children). A soon Wi a etlugn a cold makes its appearance a pf '1'ut!o,'s i a« once administered, ios tr«iU-m«Mt is followed up ...
... John Vaghan First, the field vert., a lion rampant, A. Powis Land w6 name Madoc ab Meredith, of North Wales second, hee may also bear a field S. et. A. a lion Or. rampant, bye the name of Tewdwr thirdly, hee ...
... CHEVALIER ON THE STAGE A-ND OFF THE STAGE, Are two entirely different persons. The oftener you see him the better you like him, lie is the author as well as the inimitable singer of liis songs She's mine, I know she's mine! Such ...
... not being long enough to fill up a programme, it was preceded by a few miscellaneous items. The solo music was sung by Miss Watkins, Miss Moses, and Miss Ffoulkes (sopranos), Miss S. Devonald, Mrs E. R. Davies,and Mias S. A. Lewis ...
... will, by a few weeks perseverance, id taking 1-a s Lite I jn(flj|1(,)y produce this happy etiange. °/\r ?Affections!—This class embraces a wide mice, and Aervoits At' endure more anguisli, and receive less pity the unhappy su m any ot ...
... ami th»; r.cw an 1 more T^'ad toonH s T/h'^h have followel tlte «i:l ra:eraeit, J?nf» v Cnrdif Timet and South ale? IVceklv X?tea still '°H «if as a General A&verrisrag J .U' nal for every d^scii p- 'v*rt:s8rent> a,,rt f:-tl.cr increase its pre-eininevtco ...
... sound symptoms of a return to* ■] jrj|S- sleep, and an increase of a words PARRS jIFK ,'mn None are genuine. Ground, on the Governmeo S amp are in White Letters on a Red of the s^n^Uire °f pasted round each ...
... t. At: ry.-A of jjvino 3'!n if d inc to try your Ointment, whieh I did, and after us-in^ it a lew times was entirely curcd.—i am, your ohedic:it servant. ROSETTA SKEBY To tha Metropolitan Eenovolcnt Company. Sol.1 at lie r>ti)i>.—122 A. A ...