... past. From the days of his youth? It is easy to die. Men have died For a wish or a whim, From bravado, or passion, or pride. Was it harder for him But to live—every day to live out All the truth that he dreamt, While his friends met his conduct with doubt ...

... WRY COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPH. TUESOAY. DECEMBER 3. 1N)1 SCOTTISH PROYIDENT LIFE ASSURANCE INSTITUTION. must have been dis Jiisscd with compensation for • the detention. Kvcn if despatches had been I found in her, which was not the case, has never yet been ...

... enve- '•-• I MM We 'ope. It cures NERVOUS DI. AMU' .• of every kind. LOST MAN HOOD. YOUTHFUL DIPROPENCK. Loss of Energy, Loss of Vital Power, Sem. 2. 4-4.. • final Weakness, 'Aperistaineth , ea cocele, and all di.eases of the Urinary - • Organs, de. de ...

... woids of the song, I hear you calling me, who died at his home in London on Thursday. Mr. Lake was a great friend of the late Mr. Harry Dearth, the ballad singer, and it was he who urged Mr. Lake to try and write lyrics. Behind the composition of I ...

... described as to enlighten the youth of to-day about events of 1922 who are ignorant of the facts is, in my ' opinion, and also many others, a misstatement of facts, either deliberate or otherwise, or an attempt to give the youth you would wish to enlighten ...

... twenty anti twenty-three years. • carpen• ter employed it Animate, was trying the power* of a mull canon, which. it appwirs, had not been for a conside..able time past. The friends who were with him at the time state positively that bad nothing in the ...

... but they were still there, and succumbed to the fumes. Bert Woodington has been de• tamed as an important witness. Died Trying te Save DN. bi.v's love for his terrier led him to his death near Cardiff. James Casey, aged 14, went for a walk with his dog ...

... captain addressed an announcement to the Birmingham Daily Mail thanking all his friends who so kindly assisted him in trying to find his dearly loved child and to save it front ruination. ...

... Diseases it is the great rsmedv, Thousands of ladies whose eases cannot publish have been saved every year from the grave. No medicine on earth, has each record. Try It faithfully, and at oo«e, aud you wilt soon again rejoicing in good health and strength ...

... tat ion I*v mlventurinf l‘i»rri’«tor9 Th« fact is indiapti and di-acrvi * t ...

... lawless race. He has nearly run hia race, And gone we know not where, With base companions long ago, Hia mother died of care And now, my friend, all I can do Ia to follow him with prayer. The old man ceased to speak, And raised his eyes above, Only to meet ...

... guide ; Or bid my venturous youth beware The griefs that smote on ev'ry side. 'Twas still a round of changing woe ro e never ending. still begun, That taught toy bleeding heart t o know The poor inan's labour never done. Soon dies the faltering ,voice of ...