... B-rtOMINION LINE. — REDUCED FAKES H If From LIVER f COL, on THURSDAYS. This Line I ZZstt, Passengers through to all parts ot m_,oottt** **¦ AMERICA, Hii tpecif 1 L°w Ratea. Saloon, from £10 10s; Intermediate, I r 7t - St eragf , £4 4s. ¦ ''..gisTED ...

... -Pinion line. — reduced fakes H foa LIVERPOOL, on THURSDAYS. This Line 1 Low Rates. Saloon, from £10 10a; Intermediate »tSF*' -ge, £4 4s. r'.rKD PaSsAGES are granted to Manitoba, the North- * - rritory, and to all paita of „„; ierritorj, CANADA. r ...

... defence against the shallow propaganda to which they were often exposed. In the growth of any knowledge or of any great business. there had to he a throwing off of an enormous amount of fake theories. ...

... For Spring Cleaning Time. A Oistagoir. - - - a good fel hotne-made diatenipe, 'fake pounds of whitening_ half a pound of and a gallon of hot water Nita well until quite creamy. tee it once. ABM Pans in villich atrong fish have been cooked, are apt to ...

... double exposures, but there was a residue which could not explained; and members the society acquainted with legerdemain and faked results were convinced of their genuineness. The best results were obtained with people called sensitives,” who were not n ...

... pictures which purport to night photographs, but which are onlysuggestions of night effects brought about by tile gentle art faking. The class of pictures alluded to are those which have been produced by the ordinary forms of artificial illumination general ...

... which purport to be night photographs, but which are only suggestions of rught effects brought about by the gentle art of faking. The class of pictures alluded to are those which have been produced by the ordinary forms of artificial illuminat ion general ...

... Capt. Cock, who would not have veisured fo publish a gio.s exaggeration, the falsehood of which could bave heen detected and exposed by all who sailed wilh him. We shall transcribe tae passage. At five ia tbe afternoon we set out from Lizard Island, to 1 ...

... Glanville had Death was due to fractures of the just left a bedroom the interior of skull and ribs. which was exposed to the street. Mrs. Metcalfe, of Fake-road, Woolston, had a narrow escape as she was talking to the two women as the 'bus bore down upon them ...

... the vast benefit the merchants would derive from being ensbled to get their imports conveyed to Lon- tion, without being exposed to the serious dangers encountered between the Wight and the river Thames, and that the charges for pilotage and insurance ...

... people health ml change from the thorns of life -teach them the foolishness of not trying to improve their lot—telling them fake the paying hobby of gardening productive in family health and wealth. Mind and body are Iwmefitled. Ther' is more food home ...

... preceding anniversaries, in the relief it will give the unhappy, and by a liberal pipchase the very beautiful work* that will be exposed fpr jole reward the talent and industry as well as stilltha .aniieiy of on aching heart. Nothing but delicacy towards this ...