... A FRIEND IN NEED. TRIED AND TRUE. A friend in need is a friend indeed. asp the old proverb. There is, at this season of the year. so much sickness, complaiute of weak or failing health are so general that anything which would assist to remove this ...

... LOVED AND LOST. DI INIPIII CRAPTIM Written by Bertha Garisntr Coyne. (AU. 2.101111 110111101NID.) CHAPTER L Hilda, what time is it ' These words were uttered in • miserable London attic, one cold night in peoember ; the wind and storm bowling without ...

... hest- TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS. of Saturday, in a leading article nature of the security afforded by %vitigs books, mentions two cases of failure ' Rochdale—similar to that of Cardiff, fellers conclusively demonstrate -.try of *mites savings banks. The proceeds ...

... his lifetime subscribed largely to the institution, of which, by the way, ha was a governor. A FRIEND IN NEED. TRIED AND TRUE. A friend in need is a friend indeed, says the old proverb. There is, at this sawn of the year. so much sickness, complaints ...

... encouraging. We had the promise of about fifty shares. It was about to be dropped again when a friend came to the rescue--and a friend in need was a friend indeed—Mr Clement Williams—(lond cheers)—said to me he would have a hundred and if you want more ...

... efforts I would try, irful as I reached him I should hear ¢im cry and sigh, but 1 only found him singing bless Borwick's Baking Powder. His fully hurt my pride, but, curious, I gained his side and asked from what dread danger he was trying so to hide, ...

... above that. I bad a brother, one who dis• graced our family by applying for a situation as editor of the Leader, and lat once disowned him. I doth not recognise him. TS me he is dead. I would not give him a cent to save him from being elected an :alderman ...

... THE CAMELLIA GOT ITS NAME.*Ferdinand VI. of Spain, while suffering under the hereditary melancholy from which he subsequently died, was pacing to and fro one December day in the year 1739 in his bedroom in the Palace Royal of Madrid. Ile was interrupted ...

... efforts I would try, fearful as I reached him I should hear him cry and sigh, but I only found him singing bless Borwick's Baking Powder. His folly hurt my pride, but, curious, I gained his aide and asked from what dread danger he was trying so to hide ...

... play being resumed Haverfordwest got away and obtained another try which they failed to convert. On Tenby kicking out IV. G. Williams again got hold of the leather and secured another try for Havetfordwest which was converted, thus winning by I goal and ...

... number of years from Nervous Debility and Physical Exhaustion, trying in vain every known remedy, at last, during his travels in Old Mexico, found a remedy which entirely cured and saved him from death. Any one suffering from the above complaint., sending ...

... ate it, ran into his house and died immediately in great agony another, that the child was seen to pick up some eatable on the harbour beach on the Monday; some asserting that “the child was poisoned;” others that “ died of actual sUrvation it may not ...