... potentiy in strengthening ty stm , governing the liver, regniatien the bive'e *sI and eucinr the entire system to order he Oscar wilde, the Countess Aferaeen :tsr ',cl - I- lency the Marchionea-s of Londonderry, aid man' ItS ethers speak in the hiz-hest ternms ...

... bed ofth ocean, were a greatly appreciated, and the genea monigof 'it ~,the piecereflecus credit upon the scncats. WI Oscar Wilde, the Countess Aberdeen, her Excel. inp Ilency the Mvarchionese of Londonderry, and many ho others speak in the highest terms ...

... The number contains some excellent short stories-one by the ?? of- -Bootles's Baby, aud an'other, The Young King, by Oscar Wilde. The iPCnstra- tions to these stories and the fall- page subject pictures are printed in monotint. Holly Leaves is 7the ...

... Grosvenor was wraoped from head to foot in a white ulster, a costume 1 which indead challenged anadefiea the season. Mrs. Oscar Wilds as usnal, wore something quite out of the common, but very Stylish and effective. It was f along greyvelvet cloak,full~and ...

... of working women, those who have to earn their dailg bread and contend with the demands of the labour market. Under Mr. Oscar Wilde's editorship there has been no falling away in this respect, although most of his to-labourers figure in the world of fashion ...