Liver Compiatsts—Dr. King's Dandelion and Quinine Liver Pills, without Mercury. area potent remedy; remove all Liver and 2|(Applause). he union which is about to be celebrated between Prince George, the Duke of York, and Princess May is an event which appeals most powerfully to the pleasurable and sympathetic emotions of the English people abroad as well us at home, and is bat fitting and proper that we should give manifest expression to this
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here as a lively your shipman, gi ing then promise of that bright and active intelligence which has been amply fulfilled in his subsequent career. The Princess with whom he is about to be allied is peculiarly fitted for and welcome to the position she is about to Bil, Born in our own country, and thoroughly imbued with the English spirit, we regard her as a fitting consort for our fature King (cheers), and in these days of unrest and. change it is no light thing for us to know that one destined in the fullness of time—and God grant it may be who possesses the love and confident:
iglish people. The occasion is sure you will agree with Her Majesty, the Queen, the Royal ly, as well as the Empire generally are to be congratulated. Task you with every confidence to accept with acclamation the following resolution which has been entrusted to me to propose. The resulution is—
That Her Majesty's Consul-General be requested to send a congratulatory telegram Stomach Complaints, Biiousness, Headache, upon the occasion of the forthcoming Royal Sickness, Shoulder Pains, Heartburo, In-} edding to Her Most Gracious Majesty the digestion, Constipatiop, Made only in London, sold everywhere.
Queen, the Prince Princess of Wales, the Duke of York and Princess May. (Cheers), unanimously, and the proceedings terminated.
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