... of years, his faculties were ;.00d, and kis intellect was clear to the last, recognising such friends as saw him even the day before he died. In his early youth he was factor to Sir Alexander Ramsay, of ; but sp nt the greater part of his existence as tenant ...

... medical attendants, after trying all their skill, candidly told him that his case was hopeless, and any further efforts useless. In his situation, and when expecting every day would temiinate his existence, a friend recommended him to try Holloway's Pills, and ...

... year of the present Parliament. Sixth sessions are seldom very interesting; their bills have been discounted, the fire of youth has died out, the mandate with which Ministers entered office has either been worked out or has failed, and it is too late to ...

... describing the ost•of•the•vray types and local detail which aprar iu such books as thickish:try Finn and Tom Sawyer. be was dcrcribing b:s own life a:,d youth. By the time he was eighteen he had tried life as printer, reporter, and river pilot. For seven ...

... his offerings out of his very small savings. The advice, a kindhearted girl, was touched by the affection of her modest adorer, aid got one of thefiguranti to hunt him cut and bring him to her. The enamoured youth was standing behind the scenes when the ...

... The elder of the two, Emma, at once lumped in to try and save her. bet both sank. (witness) ran away and screamed for help, and told • boy named Cheeseley what had happened. George Chesseley, a youth of It, said he was at Dr. seiahoe's stables, in Cambria ...

... execution against his father—. the result of endorsing a note for a friend—swept away the little farm, and the student was compelled to leave school to join his parent, who, greatly dis• heartened by his misfortune, had determined to emigrate to Illinois ...

... the morning priers-9 net having terminated, there was a trifling deism,Highnesses the Duchess of Catiibridge and the DI - credit/try Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburgh Strelitz having arrived there for their devotions, remained, but in strict privacy ...

... and tried every remedy that my friends could recommend or means command without obtaining any permanent relic , . After reading an advertisement of La obert's Asthmatic Bahrain, I resolved, as a last resource, to try it—and, wonderful to relate, the ...

... attendants, after trying all their skill, candidly told him that his case was hopeless, and any further efibrt s useless. In his situation, and when expecting every day would terminate his existence, a friend recommended him tq try Holloway's Pills, and ...

... parental debility. Price Is, or the quantity of tour at fie in one bottle for 331, by which 11 s is saved, the £3 eases may be had as tental, which is a saving of TIRE coNcENTILATIOS EZTERSIIIE ESSENCE, An ANTI So i u.lTtc SEMEDT for Secondary Symptoms, and ...

... and were picked up by the lifeboat ; for those who could not, a life-saving apparatus was devised with a buoy and lines, and thus all, including a sick man and the ship's dog, were saved. It was a work of great difficulty and danger to those engaged in it ...