... *• Surri.t there mast be some mistake, I exclaimed, wheo I was presented buxom, rosy complexioned girl, looking the picture of health. Bat Miss Vitler, whose homo is Pleasant Viewcottages, Hooe. near Battle, said that not long ago she bo ill she was compelled to remain home. •• I had a bad attack of inflaenza.’' said Miss Vitler. ‘•This was a boat throe years ago I bad tomble fainting ...

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... LITERARY AND MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS. PIECE-WORK.— Much has been said about the .elauons or men and management in the application cf ••piece-work. The condemnation of piece- work in this co__t.ction ...

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... Cultivate early rising. Servants (Fays “Janet the Kvming A>tn») .vill late if their mistress sets them example. Come to breakfast with a smiling face. An over-clouded morning makes ...

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... FOR THE AGED NEARLY *• YEARS. NEAVE’S FOOD SAFE REMEDY FOR ALL SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES. If you r-ifler from ary d.scxee due to impure state of ’.iie u.ood, WHATEVER CAUSB ARISING, you should U-ii iae va ...

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... again brought several excellent specimens. I should have liked to have seen more maps the younger of nieces and nephews, who should try their hands this interesting woi-k. A« I have told you all before, I always lake into consideration the ages my contributors when I award the prizes. THE MAP-DRAWING PRIZE goes to Harry Goodscll, 14, attending Guestling Parochial School, and ...