... SAVED BY AN ANGEL. Is she not lovely, Rutherford P A lover's enthusiasm spoke in the earnest tones, shone in the handsome eyes, of the young man who asked the question in such manner as though he deemed answer unnecessary, yet his quick can detected ...

... THE FUN Di STATUTORY NOTICE TO CLIIMANTS AND CREDITORS. In the Goode of M l C FI A EL TEV LIN late of llorath in the County Meath, Fainter. deceased. PURSUANT to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Victoria char. 31. intituled An Art Further to Amend the Law of ...

... Di A IMF: IS. ETROPOLI rA CA TL E MARKET. - HI'IMI,AY. Nambers.—Cattle, 3.212 ; increase 162. neap 4//72; dec mans 230 The market again large to-day. but Ras mostly sued of raugh and unfinished beast , which met • slow trade at lower prices; best (Lashed ...

... tra. Impediments to Marriage and other ailments. by the fullien of youth, which. if neglected, result in coammiptins, Insanity. or an early death. Ili. medical work, the Secret friend. in illmtrated with numerous canes and Testimonials from Patients showing ...

... HOW HE SAVED THIRTY POUNDS. A LIAM MAN'S ILX FLAIL:CCM. (Fro; the Leeds Erprem.) Few people realise how much cheaper prevention of a disease is than seeking a cure. Mr. James Smith, of 33, Harold-street, Queen's-road, Leeds, for many years a member of ...

... Fraukfort-on-the Maine. or, to save foreign postage, address, F. F. FULD Co., 14, Doke-street, Adelphi, Loudon, W.C. DR. SMITH has just published a FREE EDITION of 20,0 0 copies of THE WARNING VOICE or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A New Work on the cure of Nervous ...

... by a course of this admirable medicine. THE FKIIAI/ . 8 SKIT For all debilitatiug di;orilerspecnl;rto the a d in every contingency perilous to the life of women, youthful or aged, married or single, this mild but ■psedy remedy is recommended with friendly ...

... things, however, which will beer repetition. Nature has written ' honest man' upon his face, said a person trying to make interest for his friend with Jerrold. Then Nature must have had a very bad pen, was the prompt. reply . Everybody knows how he ...

... saying she had to take the boy up on the road, and that the child had died from her nothing attic to attend to it. Dr. O'Reilly was exanticiol, .ntl proved that the child bad died inn. asphyxia. '[he jury returned • verdict to the effect that the child's ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. explanation by a third witness., hut their desire was sot acceded to in the coroner's court. The friends of the deceased, some of whom. believing that they were in poses-swim of certain information upon whieit might he based a motive ...

... Our Spanish friends were three year with this erasgelical Mussulman. Ramon was especially employed in the cultivation of hie gardens, Martin bed the superintendence of his horses. Long before the latter had arrived, his friend, without any suggestion ...

... THE MEATH HERALD AND CAVAN ADVERTISER---SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 18Th The clerk said that di•frndant had ample opportunity to prove all this to the magistrates. and he had not done so. The fact was he wanted to get rid of this woman. He was liable to a ...