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... gently broke to him my idea of â interviewing â him for the purpose of the Advertuer columns. He was certainly a bit diffident at first, and mentioned the fact that 1 was the first person who had ever suggested such a thing to him. Then he paused, ...
... health, a never-failing fund of patience, perseverance, and good humour. “It is extrem. trying profession even for men.for you have atan.l at the chair all the tune and in a crai.ip.-d position A friend of mine save that ahe can always tell a dentist ...
... repairs punctually attended to. ...
... is not for a day, but Ibr all time.’* And why? Because it etrikes at the generic root of all diseases in the blood, and medical art can accomplish nothing beyond that. The Ointment, penetrating through flesh and fibre, like water through a porous substance ...
... FRIENDLY HIT OF CHIT-CHAT Between Mrs. Scnbwell and Mrs. Thrifty, about “HARPER TWELVETHEES’ SOAP POWDER.’ But do you mean to say that vou have washed all that lot of clothes before breakfast this morning? . .. Thrifty. Oh ves, it’s easy enough now to ...
... A CHAT WITH MR. W. H. WESTWOOD. ...
... THE THEATBE. A CHAT WITH THE NEW MANAGER. THERE ARE GOOD TIMES COMING [Br the Tyke ] make no apology for seeking an interview with some of the person* in authority at the Grand Theatre this week. There wss dearth of news of the ordinary sort on Wednesday ...
... of savages assemble near a great chief’s compound, and one of their women, hideously painted—a kind of witch—dances inside a ring persons, and all at once stops dancing and selects a victim. Whoever she picks out is bound to a tree, marked ...
... CHAT SMOOR. BASKING ACCIDINT.—An inquest was had by Mr. W. Maga at the Jolly Collier Ina, Chadecooor, cm Tuesday, teaching the death of J. J. Tawas, eight years of age. It appeared th at deceased west to bath*, with seethes boy, la a disused marlpit at ...
... become unlawful in common gaming-house, and any play in such a place is unlawful. “Pharaoh” was expressly forbidden in 1739, but, the case cited, it may a question for the court (and not for a jury) whether it la, in all circumstances, illegal. It is rumoured ...
... it, Maa j'ivcn in liaelic, a lijrino Manx, prayer offered in and the delivered in Kngliah—and with an Iriel: accent alinoat broaa enough to count a fifth language. the previoiiH Sunday the Lord's Prayer wa* given in Cornish —a language popularly sup|ioa»‘d ...
... wondrously active in Uie pursuit hi* game. Recently (*ays contemporary) a young feilow who has come into considerable property received a telegram signed by a friend, ami making appointment a Went End hotel “urgent business. ** The young man went, but no friend ...