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... VARIETIES!, D The general' subsbriptions in Paris in favour of the Poles amounted, on Thursday week, to 25,100f., and that at'the Chamber ?? to 'nearly 8,000f., making, a total of about 33,000c . Removal of Foreiqn Bodirs from the Eye. -A Gorman writer has recently proposed that when a foreign body, such as a particle of straw, dust, &a., gets between the eyelids and globe of the qye, but ...

... THE OLD CLOCK ON THE STAIBS. S _ . ?? BY 11. W. tONGPIILLOW. 0 I] Somewhat back from the villago street t Stands the old-faehioned country sect. Across its antique portico - Tall poplar trees their shedows throw; And from its station in the hall ri Au ancient time-piece says to all,- r tl For evor-never! Never-for ever! v V Half up tle stairs it stands, i And points aeiid beckons with its ...