... tastes differ in the matter. (Cheers and laughter.) But how does my right lion, friend like being assured that this is a dnty which it is the function of himself and of his friends to perform? I confess it passes my imagination to conceive, but I fear that ...

... those who suffer 4csa the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous 'debility,. physitieditshaustion, sod early i decay. This ' great remedy was discovered by a Missionary n Old Mexico ; it saved him from a miserable and an early grave. Send a s e lf ...

... School ot and googol imen -- Church. —O n gt i with the at the annual ee „ proved a InnetiZZ A Tea friends ' . attreetiverevent• A Ve 4 7l Bthoolreosa, (kindly lent for the „ ee --- large number witnessed the a and enjoyable tea, the ' - : proceedings ...

... Hilary's symostity was, for that very resew, unbearable. Jenny mold not endure the mildly encouraging glances of so dear • friend, nor the smile that bespoke a heart, as nearly broken as her own. No; better the society phrases of Mrs. Dutton, the amiable ...

... young family, who, it is stated, receiving one remittance ef £5O, heard nothing et him. His wife died, and his children grew ap eldeet one of daughters died, lAj. others had left the place. When the old man, is now 81 years of age, sought out the re . eid ...

... desare or not. On Ni 14th day July, 1871,' said Cathcart, Ignoring the remark, and as in of his beginning, Reuben Dodson died. When found, an unffnished letter was before him. He had been stricken with death in Ni. very sot et its compositioa. To it ...

... to tell his mother what a fine youth he had become, with promise of a noble manhood. She wept thankful tears, but said, Ah, he will have forgotten me. He will not wish to know me for his mother. I will go away trying to be satisfied with the knowledge ...

... to go to, and they knew not what friends would say. In this inoarnful dilemma she suddenly espied from the window a fine large wolfdog, called Loup, walking along the street; a joyful sight, for she felt soured a friend was ;war r ant:Lie a few minute* ...

... acquitted of the more serious charge, but remanded to take his trial for a common sestet. He never met his earthly judges. He died in Newgate, 1787, of jail fever, though, perhaps, it would be more romantic to any, of a broken heart. Mi-s Boyden, however ...

... exclaimed in triumph to her maid, What would you give, child, to have my beauty?' Almost as much u you would te possess my youth, madam, replied the girL • CAN'T OBLIGE YOU AT PIIVIENT.—In One Of the engagements during the war in Egypt, a_ Frenchman, ...

... you succumb where you should stand firm, like a:rock. 1 would not yield. I would fight till I died! You bad better try how it is sighed he. I am going to try. I have a proposition to make. You are not able to maintain me. Well, cease the attempt. You ...

... to reeord - di& bope fit'OOnservatims. - - The Liberal Phalanx is broken, that phalanx which was to dominate all combinations of opposing forces. In vain does Mr Gladstone hurry hither and thither through Mid- Lothian reproaching hie friends and struggling ...