derangement of the patient's habits and daily occupatioas. in followlug maladies . Rheumatism remote Complt:QC Coast ipsA ion, recap, iiiiiitgisb Circulation, 1 Urinary Diacieders, Publysis, I.:okm, Nervous Debility. 1 Disorders. du , de. Spasms, (lout, &Mika, Lumbago, Neuralgia

A FROZEN BODY sr' .: A 130A1. The Detroit relativi the followingi—On Sunday morning two and their fatuilieo, sb were driving to Maiden to atienit church. nolieed. when about eight mile east of the town. a ship's • r no t t he lake heading toward. the beach about belt I mil, a , v

There in much to be said in (avow of Ireland. and the rionain for it are so entirety witbia the range of Irish appri d ties, that it is impossible Dot to foresee • Amount far the movetome. No doubt, c et °therein. gate ea eligible. will ride into Parliament on baelt of Home Rule

A letter Nice to the rows d.peribet a sad occurrence at The writer —OO Mont.'', 29th instant, at a quutcr to four p.m... a highly respectable looking person shot inthe abdomen eaten pitting on a couch at the end room in which et being played. It appeare• had kat nil 1.14 money-1

Scotch and Irish Grievances. iHE MEMBER FOR EDINBITRGH AND THE MEMBER FOR LIMERICK. STRANGE ADMISSIONS OF DAILY TELEGRAPH. The following, taken from the Times, is the now celebrated speech of Mr. li'Laren—one of the members for Edinburgh —on the respective contributions of Scotla

DUBLIN: SATURDAY, 10 JANUARY, 1874. a, BRITISH RULE BY BRIBE AND BAYONET. LET there be in Ireland. The iiighty men who rule us have grown very soft of heart, and abandoned their idea of not appointing another judge to fill the a the late Chief Baron. They have thought the mati4r