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... have offended you. I try to be as content as possible, still tiring in hopes of returning back to dear old England again. It is talked about with us that we are going to have peace proelaimed, which would be the incase of saving a deal of lives. For my ...
... Pilb at their Mat friend and comforter. as they net upon the main springs of nine/ad thus save thousand/ front • premature grave. Complaints of Women & Children. The very mild and minion action et these Invaluable Pine rnoommen 1. ev try hoosehold as a remedy ...
... servitude for hire she did from time to time of her own accord hand over to me the savings of her wages and sever asked what I did with them. He then says that these savings amount to about £3OO. which be had invested in London and North Western Railway ...
... left arm suddenly snapped near the elbow. The consternation which this untoward accident occasioned among his own family cad friends, who were preparing to attend the ceremony, may be well imagined; and when the sad intelligence was communicated to the parents ...
... Pilla as their brit friend and comforter. se they act upon the main springs or life, and thou save thousands from a premature gravo. Complaints of Women & Children. The yen* mild and satires or there invariable MY reaommand. thorn to ex try hausel mid es a ...
... Secretary of Legation at Belgrade, died on Sunday morning. While out riding on Saturday Mr. Lyon was thrown from his horse, and received such severe injuries that from the first there was little hope of his life being saved. Some details are given by the ...
... widow of MajorC. J. Lindain, of the Rifle Brigade, next victim of his folly to know that be has has died at Chepstow. Her father and two killed a friend. brother. were officers in the Army. ...
... fast failing, and in despair I send my wail of lamentation to you—the depositary of so many of our griefs. ALFRED KENT. TEETOTALISM AND MOI To the iditor. Dear Sir,—l am obliged to i my friend Mr. Clark in setting me right in the two errors into which I ...
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... clear and explanatory; sod bmug written lip a deity qualified medical practiteohet, w:11 doubtless be the mesas of saving Ina.* a youth. as well as ease of mature: age, from the evil ce.aequences resettling from early Ludlam, tans.—.l(agnei. The author ...
... km the discharge of the secrets °Monition. of riime. and to the thought., youth, whose follies. (to speak inottly,i nser 0 , . mailed upon hien debility, and dtsfigitring di ease in their worst forms therefore the Silent intend will be towel an available ...
... peace, And peace its conquest greeted; The laud rejoiced, save one lone ard Whose harp now lay unheeded, Or hung, unstrung, without regard, Its aid no longer needed I've seen, amid the win'try blast, Unshelter'd and neglected. With mainstay chafed. and ...