... VORIAIL POLL.—In ever loving memory of Matilda, the beloved wife of G. E. Poll. who died at Bretresham, on September let, 1910, aged 47 years. Two years have passed, and friends around us Perhaps may think the wound is healed; But they little know the 110ITOW ...

... suffering for nearly two-and-a-half years from set e headache and disordered sad alter trying almost everything, and spending much money vnthvut any I tea. recommended by a friend to tty your Fruit-salt, sad before I had finished one bottle I found it doing sue ...

... certain diaq.lilleatoons for the dipeat theismed obligations of metnage, and to the thoughtlem youth, whose Wiles, speak mildly.) have entailed upon debility, and dofiguring in their wood thenfors the Silent Friend will be hound an •vai:able introduction ...

... how glad, she replied, and they parted, she to go back to her fresh life, and try to forget the glimpse of heaven that had vanished; and be to wait and watch for his friend's recovery, if it pleased Heaven to spare him. The landlady met him at the door ...

... attained his fourteenth year he mime to Liverpool. where be obtained a situa• tion, in which he progressed rapidly. His employer died when Mr. Williams had reached his eighteenth year, and left a widow and three children. Under these circumstances his late ...

... the worki's freesiag cares—to mamma youth— To infancy. that hops her peake—asid Sgt. rye it, Metering through • tear Of ailiniratioa. Suck tone Awaits her now but, verity, good deeds Do no Loperislialik cooed dad Save in the rolls of Heaves, chore been ...

... spirit away._ - - • C • • After Betty's death, Jerry was an *hared man. He was lonely. His family and friends were all far away ; the companions of his youth were mostly dead. Things that interested him before DOW seemed to have lost their charm, and although ...

... Trondhon, the great Socialist writer, Is seriously and the health of Felicien Dash). the eo.rapoeer, great nueaaluess to Ids friends. There is • good prospect of the panne through the boese of the constitutional amenduieut to abolish slaivery.—New Tork Tribune ...

... 10 for tbe Balsam, and 9 for the Selipse. departure of the men from Victoria Pier was witnessed by a large number of their friends and other spectators. 'Ms is the largest number of men engaged in the whaling from here for years pea . • smut . 37 Yesas ...

... &ninths week in our own town. There has been a rumour that Mrs Guest died of Asiatic cholera This lady is cettifled to have diet of choleraic diartlicea, and even if she had died of Asiastic cholera, theist is no necessity for people to kill themselves ...

... with a peasent's cottagn and rustic observatory, where the great astronomer dwelt ten years, and died. Towards the close of his life he received the youthful Milton here, then only a scholar and au elegiac poet. It has been proposed that a atmng rope net ...

... Me. She was =lmemo, nod saved • pest messy. Di Kennedy wee tend Mrs. Genus; that le the semen why shipped now Ma nisetes to bilk to her poultry and noldentally shoot other the only theme )Bea. Garret ever diverted poultry was Di and her dole.. resemsd ...