... by pout from the Company at the same price. Di at willialu' Pink Pills for Pale People are never aold Af in bulk, or by the dozen or hundred, and any dealer of wleo offers substitutes in this form in trying to !F, defraud, and should be avoided. in - ...

... parties were going up the Matterhorn on Monday. We knew Y that ladies had made the ascent, and youths; and the btmountain had besides been climbed by friends of ours ' whose physical strength, to say the least, was not a superior to our own. It was a regular ...

... death, and others will bear the traces of gross outrage as long as they live, Suffering from the physical effects of trying to save his friends honest men, and brave, honest women, from the brutal outrage of armed roughs, M-Ir Reid.was unable to thank personally ...

... hopeless composure in his place. en of Our corpulent friend, though a man-not easily discern. Iver- posed, was somewhat put out by this unmannerly, obstinacy. -,n~ tunned to a smnart-looking youth with a simper on his Iacly face,-a clerical student w ...

... accompanied by two youths, similarly attired di to himself, and two young men in private clothes. They JI proceed to a platforal, where the two young men in el private clothes sit on either side of the captain, and the tc two military youths take their places ...

... Albions having to save. ln the second, Hooper E he soored a try for the Albions, who also kicked a goal E out from a free kick, which weae disputed. Thus the t rhe game ended in a win for the Albions, by a disputed b rhoI goal and a try to nil. 1 IFe' ...

... six days of-cruel suffering he died having received the sacrament from a minister of the Church of England. His last words were f 0 Lord! save my country! 0 Lord ! be merciful to ?? His utterance failed: he tell back and died. He was followed to his grave ...

... the side of him at the time, and Jumped up to catch him back, and then she fell out too. Bhe did not, try to jump out, hut reached out to try to save him as he was falling, and overbalanced herself and fell. Borne of the railway guards were examined, but ...

... and sunk by the Glasgow steamer Aranechan, while the latter was trying to get a pilot. The pilot cutter belonged to Antwerp. 'The crew and a number of pilots, tlirteen in all, were saved by the steamer and landed at Dover. Anrs Re, iACKED WITH RHEaUMATISM ...

... of Nature during this besutiful summer weather 1 asked a bom- bastic gentleman of a lady friend. She wittily replied, Not yet; I am waiting for the autumn to save me the trouble of turn- ing the leaves. ' Is Pat Flanigan on board this ship ? soared ...

... wilts a fit of coughing, whieto disturbed Mr. Lan- rence, a friend of tise deceased, who slept in the adjoining reoos, Mr. Laurence immsediately went to ttse bedside of tise deceased, wvho died in about three minutes. IMr. Gavin Pocock, surgeon, expressed ...

... wild pleasure. I met them there myself, and shall never forget their evident devotion to each other. They had friends, and money, and youth, and love, and were, perhaps, too happy for tbis gray world, for before a year had passed the yonug Graf suddenly ...