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... Mrs. Sarah bi•Gowan, of 12 Lorne Street, Carlisle, follows the calling of a nurse. As a capable member of a useful profession, ahe had a constant demand fur her services, which a good constitution and excellent health enabled her to meet. ...
... A CHAT ON TEACUPS. This is the title of a charming little work published by W. H. and F. J. Horniman and Co., Ltd. It contains in a brief, pithy form some exceedingly interesting information respecting china-ware, and the splendidly executed half-page ...
... A CHAT WITH A WOMAN DOCTOIt. representative of the New Weekly has lust an inteniew with Mrs. lengshore Potts, M.D., who is at present lecturing in England. I have noticed, remarked Mrs. Potts, a dis tinct improvement in general knowledge of the laws ...
... A CHAT WITH E. LOCKWOOD. The Cricket Field of Saturday contains au interesting chat with the famous Yorkshire player, Ephraim Lockwood, who gives the following amusing account bis first appearance for bis county. He states that it was on the Oval against ...
... A CHAT WITH A CLIYR PAGD-10T. Tee, sir, I've served as page-boy in clubs and hotels a matter of four years now, remarked an intelligent-looking lad to a Chins contributor. And I've had one or two curious experiences, he went on in ...
... A CHAT WITH A CLOS PAO♦BT, Yes, sir, I've served as page-boy in clubs and hotels a matter of four years now, remarked an intelligent-looking lad to a Chimes contributor. And I've tad one or two curious experiences, he went on in reply ...
... A FRIENDLY BIT CHIT-CHAT Between Mrs. and Mrs. Thrifty, about ••HARPER TWELVETHEEB’ SOAP POWDER. ScucnwcLt. But yon mean to say you have washed all that lot clothes before breakfast ibis morning Oh yts, It’s easy enough to get rid of all the slap-dash ...
... A CHAT ABOUT GARDEN MANURES. NECESSARY ELEMENTS.—From a manurial point of view, the necessities of plant life are nitrogen, phosphoric acid, potash and lime, and unless a sufficient supply of each of these elements be present, good results are not to ...
... A FRIENDLY BIT OF CHIT-CHAT Between Mrs. Scrubweli and Mrs. Thrifty, ...
... FRIENDLY BIT CHIT-CHAT Betwoon Mrt. and Mro. Thrtfly, about M HARPER TWELVETREKS’ soap POWDER.’ Scoobwklu Hot moan hare wodieJ oil mat lot ofcloihoa brturo broahfaat thla morning f Tnnirrf. ll’a oaay oi-oogh now get rid of all aiap'daab, atoain, and drtbbiiof ...
... BICYCLIEG AID TIICYCLINO. A CHAT WITH A FAMOUS CYCLIST. A reporter bad an Interview the other day with Mr. Percy Furnivall, one mile amateur champion (bicycle and tricycle), of England, and bolder of the world's record fora mile on the bicycle, viz., ...
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