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... THE FAIR MAID or GLEXOYLE A ROMANCE OF THE COVENANTERS, WM. C. HONEVMAN. Avrnotcr JockHownuos,I*FobFama’-Ao. *FobFama’-Ao. iroa grroy b«r, looked » fit leader *uch derotions. for » mere gleare •» hia face inspired the beholder with »w# and reference, and when the big Bible wae opened and hit solemn tones gave forth words oi comfort and there was not one present who did not feel aider and ...

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... now lying wounded his sister's home. Xu. 19, Buteher Street, New Seaham. Durham, writes the proprietors Zam Buk : Zam-Buk has done vi-ry great deal good. It indeed good thing ha\e in the house.” hike Private Aeton, V.C., and thousand? others of our brave .soldiers. Private Boss iiad experience the inestimabl value ol - both on active ser\itami during recovery from wounds at home lor injuries ...

... Horticultural Society, held at King George’s Field, Dunsfold, on Saturday, was ...