" In the present statis of things you want to blow up your nerve, and stand as firm as the rox of Jiberalter, and like BYRON exclaim: "To be or not to be, there's the question; Whether a man feels better to pay big wages for shoemakers, Or to suffer the slings and arrows of everybody, By hirin' Pig-tails for 1/2 price?" Poleticians of the different churches don't endorse our Selestial brother.

The Press and the Public in every State and Territory of the Union endorse it as the best paper of the kind ever published in America.

The | | Press and the Public in every State and Territory of the | | Union endorse it as the best paper of the kind ever | | published in America.

The | | Press and the Public in every State and Territory of the | | Union endorse it as the best paper of the kind ever | | published in America.

The | | Press and the Public in every State and Territory of the | | Union endorse it as the best paper of the kind ever | | published in America.

The | | Press and the Public in every State and Territory of the | | Union endorse it as the best paper of the kind ever | | published in America.

The | | Press and the Public in every State and Territory of the | | Union endorse it as the best paper of the kind ever | | published in America.

He said: Before I read this statement, I would like to state that I entirely endorse the learned Advocate-General's remarks in connection with my humble self.

And I wish to endorse all the blame that the Advocate-General has thrown on my shoulders in connection with the Bombay occurrence, Madras occurrences, and the Chouri Choura occurrences thinking over these things deeply, and sleeping over them night after night and examining my heart I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible for me to dissociate myself from the diabolical crimes of Chouri Choura or the mad outrages of Bombay.

Endorse that as paid on the back of the note.

After a pleasant meal we made a move to inspect the town and its environs, and were not long in forming an opinion, at any rate, on the former, which we think most visitors at this season of the year would be inclined to endorse.

The prothonotary will endorse a simple return on the writ, setting forth the production of the boy, and you may sign it.

No party, no political leader would for a moment endorse any one of the principles or methods I have suggested, for this would be a suicidal act.

Several men arose to endorse the request, and in March, 1872, Congress passed an act dedicating Yellowstone Park to the public for all time, declaring it to be a grand national playground and a museum of unparalleled and incomparable marvels.

"I would wish carefully to guard against being understood to endorse the violent language employed by the New York Herald.

I do not endorse the sentiment, but I quote it to show the effect produced on some minds by the unfounded claims they have put forward.

I cannot myself, however, endorse this view.

He will not sing a verse if the heart and mind cannot endorse it.

He would stipulate for a salary of at least £400, in addition to housing, light and heat, and he would probably find it advisable to appoint a little committee of visitors who would have the power to examine qualifications, endorse the appointment, and recommend the dismissal of all his four hundred librarians.

So far as insanity goes, I perceive that the cruelty of the law would but endorse the cruelty of nature.

But I do not like men to endorse the cruelty of nature.

They not only showed him how to endorse it, but sent a clerk to the bank to identify himbecause of the large amount of money to be paid over.

" So ran the rhyme that in my youth I thought perhaps outstripped the truth, But now, when longer in the tooth, Freely I endorse it.

Tories are howling for revenge on a whole nation as answer to the crime committed by a few; Whigs are swelling the outcry; many Radicals are swept away by the current, and feeling that 'something must be done,' they endorse the Government action, forgetting to ask whether the 'something' proposed is the wisest thing.

The matron continued to speak in this congratulatory vein while the old man ate and drank; but though he occasionally muttered a word or two which would seem to endorse her statements, his countenance was far from wearing the joyful self-satisfied expression which she had anticipated.