... DIED'TO SAVE lIIS CHUM. • Sad Double Drowning Fatality. A tragically sad accident occurred at the Clanrye River yesterday afternoon, when two boys, Peter Keenan, Castle Street, and Hugh M'Stay, Boat Street, lost their liver by drowning. The boys were ...

... was flown— Ah, why ? and to what golden zone f If youth but knew Why art thou, Youth, so swift, so slow Why dost thou let thy pies sores All that they grasp thy hands let fall; The best they not grasp ell. Do not pursue I What tingles my blood like wine ...

... bring them into friendship 8 fold. Let friend*! and try to look all As kindly we’d have them look on us ; Are there not hearts now hold in painful thrall Which this might save from utter wreck and loss. Lot us friends! unless life sad, True friendship raaKes ...

... “This is too much,” exclaimed Edith, trying to rise; but seized her hand and held it fast. My dear child, which is worse—to have these things said o( you maliciously and i(> tin- way of gossip, or told them by a friend who prefers your happiness even to ...

... folding of the hands to sleep. And so they resell fifty, or sixty, when youth has fairly passed and habit has stiffened around them, and it is too late to rise. II any. thing can save them, surely it is the overwhelm. mug thought of the account which they ...

... Gospel of Christ, which shone in both. The Rev-101m Dodd ran well, pereeverrel till the end, uoJ died in the yoke of Clirbt. which, wilds yet a youth, lie rut on. His life, with great de. votloo, was mainly given to the preaching of on Monday inrsaing ...

... SAVED BY ACCIDENT. Alone in a splendid boudoir, sat the old man’s darling.” She was very young, and her beanty, though yet immature, would have challenged admiration trum the most practised eye. All aronnd her were evidences of a taste most refined and ...

... protected action raamined in the home that lore had proridrd far them by friend or foe, anti) two whole yean atriie and bloodahed had paaoedaway. Thoogh gentle and loving to her friend*, there waa plenty of Are in Jennie'a black ever, and (boa* who were evil ...

... TRY CLOP:IM VAULT TRAMWAY. The Grand Jury were considering the questions of the light railway Irom Armagh to Heady until 7 o'clock. A poll was taken,when twelve voted br giving the guarsutee, and only five against. It is understood Mkt the opponents of ...

... .tß*o with 01ie you NorthumberUnd Arena*, W. 0., writm: “I do J old college friend, who. it teems ba* jars . beMt M yon ohoot it down, hare much plearure to teobfymg >e d(I > uliul « tarnod an in New York.’ , . . h« right orer. Iwatia .uperior qa.l.tie ...

... dar will be, dis thieg is not dons passed, what is called by white folks tendency make distinction on 'count ob cuUur, common carriers. An' dat aint rite, shuah ! We cullud folks don’t 'xactly want soshul equality ; but suppose one oh dis en’rble deTgation ...

... few days. Afters while l was reseguasaika to try • Clarkn's Woo I Not o ‘. hien I did, and on taking the lout betas I felt relit I therefore rolfinue , ' fix averment medicine, and it effected • peso& save. • —Nay l&b, 1899. • Corke•• Bloc lfistare Is ...