... and she died in hospital the same night without uttering a word. At the time of the attack made upon her by Moisy, Marie Keim was accompanied by another girl, who ran away as soon as she saw tho knife gleaming over the breast of her friend. Fear lest ...

... Marston, a youthful friend of mine, and I believe that I used the names of other compan- ions as my imaginary hosts, and even referred to tbe amouut of jam they bad giveu me fot tea,and so on, pardonable fictions I hope, infcnded rather to save my parents ...

... Witton murder. I the man that murdered Alice Barnes have been to London for a while trying to Deceive the Detectives. I came back on Saturday night and whent to a friend of mine and we talked it over about the murder and I was greatly shocked to hear that ...

... nothing. Silence was the easiest way by which I could dis- semble, since it seemed required of me. She continued to beg this little favour of me, more and more eloquently. It was really a trying situation. I could not tell her the truth, and, this being ...

... Forth, sternly, than know she was so lost, so disgraced, as to leave the man who saved my life—the man who has only been too good, too kind to her, and to all of us, for a youth like Beaton. Oh I pray God she may not have done so 1 said Ruth, with a passionate ...

... for the duty it saeinis fort to us we owe toa Congregationalist's in Wales der and elsewhere of trying to save them frons and some of their London friends. 2ai about I kieking a maan when he is down Was I W e4! eves- such an exhlibitd&n of tia-' kin ...

... strength and judgment and power of reasoning, as well as solidity of character and determination of purpose while the Celts are dis- tinguished by more vivid imagination, more brilliant wit, finer taste, and deeper pathos. These constitute the poetical element ...

... the gratings looking on these that they are permitted to gaze from a presciibed dis- tance upon, and exchange woras with, their visitors. twjeii the prisoners and their friends runs a passa^ of about a yard wide, with another set of iron bars fencing 1 ...

... Hughes was so amazed at what he calls the ' marvellous cure 'in my case.'that he fart promnised .to try Warner's SAkF Cure himself. I mean to make everyone try it. I henr'that General Rutbher- ford, when he heard that I had passed the Medic l Boaid, has been ...

... TRY ERE YOU DESPAIR. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. CURE OF ASTHMA. k.rtract of a Letter from Mr. Benjamin Mackie, a respectable Quaker, dated Creenagh, near Loughall. Ireland, September 11th, ISla. To Professor Hot. Low t Y, Respected Friend,—Thy excellent Pills ...

... EZEBEL'S FRIENDS, A NOVEL, BY DORA RUSSELL, Author of Footprints ia the Snow, The i I Broken Saal, Tha Track of the Storm, t etc., etc. (AU BIGHTS SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. CHAPTERS I. AJTD II.—Rath Forth, the second daughter of Colonel Forth ...

... by my friends,that I should never regain my health, as during my long residence in India the kidneys and liver had become so diseased that I was beyond permanent relief. While in this desponding condition, I was one day talking with my friend Mr D. ...