... AMERICAN YOUTH OPENS HIS VEINS. Some further and very iuterestini? particulars about Mr. Shapleigh, the young American who committed suicide hotel the Boulevard Montmarte a lew days ago, are forthcoming. It appears that he was only nineteen years of age ...

... February tod, 1887. “CoE. Hughe* was so at call* the ' marvellous cure case, that he ha« promised try Warner's Serz Cure himself. I moan to makt everyone try it. 1 hear that General Rutherford, when be beard that I b* 1 pa-sed tbe Medical Board, has been ...

... FARMER’S FRIEND t!! you use Row’s Embrocation, Fanners’ Friend TRY SINGLE JAR.'! all injuries, wounds, or accidents, in either horses or cattle, for udder ills in Cows and Sheep, this Embrocation is unsurpassed. who use it ore satisfied pf its merits ...

... VAL DI ORSO. Val di Orno is village situate some thirty mile® from Rome in an easterly direction, and near the Neapolitan frontier. It will not found in the guide books, tourist® seldom atray that way ; for it is a “mountain town,” reached by roads upon ...

... mother is English, and I was born Dutch frigate, under French flag, in Turkish waters. Now, how is “Whirs are the friends of my youth? sang wretched vocalist a Boston concert. As came off the stage into the green-room the manager remarked him, is very ...

... r. •'After returning home I was persuaded by my mother to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. She had seen reports of cures in the papers, and had them warmly recommended by a friend. I acceded her request, and soon felt that they had a beneficial ...

... doubtless inside that, I much fear, doomed Cathedral, and when madman is bent on committing suicide I suppose it's the duty of friend to try and prevent him, whether he likes it or no. In the second place, Englishman shouldn't hang buck when foreigners are ready ...

... BAD SUMMER SAVES LIVES. The Birmingham medical officer has reported remarkable reduction of infantile mortality during July and August aa compared with last The doctor attribute* the difference solely the absence of hot weather, and believes that if the ...

... very shortlynamely, the oorrespondenoe of the famous Sarah Lennox with her friend Lady Huaaai St ran gw ay s. Lady Sarah, who was the daughter of the second Duke of Richmond, and died early in the nineteenth century, is familiar to students of the Georgian ...

... believed that I bod flirted with the betrothed husband of my dearest friend. My brother, and some other relatives, bated me for being the chosen heiress of my uncle: and now my last friend, Mr. Ban-ell, was offended for deserting his son’s wife when she was ...

... pronounced bin cn*e but u friend induced him try Kaye’s Woksuei.l’s Pills. Alter taking two boxes was perfectly restored to health. Mr. T. Sharpe, lUrrnwby, near Grantham, was cured by these* Pills of indigestion, alter trying many physicians n vain, during ...

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