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... wore real andl asting good, simply b{ substituting my self-pasting scrap-book for the old-fashioned one.” Thus, from a moral as well as from a practical point of view, the new scrap-book deserves to come into general use. THE DirricoLry StRMoUNTED.—The ...
... were always splendid, for his munificence in almsgiving of every kind had always been a marked feature in his life. (From % The World.”) Lady Rosebery’s attack of typhoid, though a mild one, will probably be tedious. It would seem as if there was something ...
... ” Old Doctor: ** Of what did yourelieve him?” Young Doctor : “ Two guineas.” Tue wife of a well-known politician keeps a scrapbook. in which she pastes all the uncomplimentary parazraphs printed about her husband. They come in handy for quotation at times ...
... are very tine indeed MAKING SCRAP-BOOKS Scrap-book making on the old miscellaneous lines is a little played out except in the case of very young children Let the experiment be made however of each child making a scrap-book entirely of one subjectSome ...
... be in constant attendance, to change too. The royal demesne is gituated on the top of a hill about three-guarters of a mile from the outskirts of the town. It is approached by & magnificent road some 80 yards wide, bordered on either side by beautiful ...
... Interviews ” demands just a word in passing. A year ago one was warranted in stating that the system which had been transplanted from Yankeeland was dying out in this country. So it then appeared. Many papers tried it and abandoned it ; the best men and women ...
... bmng; and otber bonded goods of every description. From the time smoke was seen issuing from the upper floors to the arrival of the first engine the flames made rapid progress, and it g apparent from the earliest moment that the confly. gration would ...
... rival of Steinitz for the chess championship of the world, is a native of Prussia, and is oxSy 26 years old. He began playing chess when he was but l% yearsof age. His career as a phenomenal player dates from the year 1889, Accorning to a French authority ...
... wife that letters from another woman to him were in that safe, and in ten minutes she had ivtvo;):; with a crowbar, Tux editor of Little Folks has been sending out to nearly one hundred hospitals his annual parcels of toys, scrap-books, &c., &c., which ...
... IGHTING THE ELEMENTS The farmer in some parte of Canada whe recently ruffercd finincially from the damage done to their crop by hailstorms might hare learnt a lesson from the peasantry of Italy short time ago while a hailstorm Was raging its approach was signalled ...
... is imp wsible to say support of the two parties (cheers). These indeed are | They had the strongest evidence from Protestants | suffered from his religion by any Catholic. Were the |on account of the noise. Mr. Green slwo spoke, and oppressive moments ...
... registry has risen from 7,207,054 tons in 1566, to 7,964.578 tons in 1576, In the United Kingdom, from 5,692,010 tons to 6,197 963 tons ; and in the British Plantations, from 1,515.647 tons to 1,701,245 the Chaunel Islands showing a decrease from 57,327 tons ...