... W g 5 SHE IS MY WIFE. Who of my youthful friends have read the gorrowful story of * Enoch Arden.’” 80 sweetly and simply told by the ;:ut English poet? It §s the story of a man W o went to sea, leaving behind o sweet young wife and little daughter. He ...

... clear the way ; The fate of two y onug lives shall be Deteruiiited trough surgiug uf elansmeu The youthful riMels peas, 3ut nut on ariu is raisod to save ; mute each galloivglsea. The people's heart is hi okeu. hopes arc I icad and gone ; They hastily ...

... dropv beng ove of its most dangerous symptoms. It attacks both youth and age, its fearful and often fatal resalts b ing due to the fact that physicians usually treat the symptoms instesd of the dis:ase itsalf, s-& ¢hill's dreams,” says Dr Richardson, ** are ...

... to his death just as who called at try house this forenoon with sure as the sun will rise iu the east to- a companion. Re had a lot money in morrow he said to himself, and I can his possession then.' do nothing to save him.' ` Well, he doesn't have any ...

... lecture habit from his mother.” Greex AND Grev.—No elderly persons like to be thought no wiser than & raw and in experieneed youth, and yet we all hope to attain a “ green oid ” .‘;{m Particurtar. Magistrate: “ You're charged with begging. Ten shillings ...

... specially memorable by the part borne in it by a youth who was destined to give much trouble to the British o.3vernment, and to win distinction for himself in after years. A poor woman, named lillen Andy, had died of starvatian : a son of hers, an imbecile ...

... deliverod we can see how thankless a bosiness Mr Russell bas been diiven into by his friends in Ballyshaunon. The Solicitor-General evidently felt ashamed of his homourable friend, and tried Lo excuse the bank as best he could. Hin excuce was practieally the ...

... defencans did wmes ceme here te di-pute a sum of £lO. Hef.ls very muoch »t his name beisg put in the B ack Liss withous the slighees mecessity. He was perlectly solveus, and was no':l‘y te lodgs the momey in cours. Oonly that his friend Mr M Gough was the soliciter ...

... c)mpensation. For lying drunk and disord Jly and trying to induce another man to fight at Letterkenny fair ou tho 9:14 Daniel Harkin, Glencairit, was at tbs 3 suit of Canstab!e llowden fined 2a 61 an 1 c.sati, Di,trict Inspector Regan charged Anno liarte New ...

... Pithy Pars. John Molloy, a labeurer, died in Dudley Workhouse on Saturday, at the age of 106 ycars. . Mr John Condon, Deputy-Gevernor of Mountjoy Prisen, has been appointed gevernor of Clonmel Prison. The dead bodi of Bernard Cotter a private in the Connaught ...

... ” she says. *‘ m; petite failed me, and I bad po desire for loog. ‘g eruld pariake only of liquids, and after the simplest dies I bad great pain st the chess. Semesimes I war seized with giddiness, and had pain acress the forehead amd lc-?n--“1 became ...

... net the worst of the two he is simply am ignorant besthoon incapable of recoguising that the starting of “ Ged Save Ireland” by a few youths at the rere of the hall was merely dene ina spint of mischief, and by way of good humeured rvalry. The Sentinal ...