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... Queen has large number of scrap-books filled with newspaper cuttings and handsomely bound. This department it superintended by her secretary, who obtains from the Press-cutting agencies all the paragraphs which appear in the world's Press concerning her ...
... them in scrap-books. A Card. —An important discovery announced in the I'ariK Figaro, of a valuable remedy for nervous debility, physical exhaustion, and kindred complaint*. The discovery was made by a missionary in Old Mexico; it saved him from a miserable ...
... Dixon, known in the sporting and agricultural world the Druid, Mr. Dixon was the author of The Post and the Paddock; * “Silk and Scarlet; “The Field and the Fern;” “ Saddle and Sirloin; which were scrap-books of anecdote, and descriptive of matters and ...
... Gothezn literature. Here are my cullings from that mine of gold, with original comments, Again, I wanted to know what all the great thinkers of the world had had to say about woman ; 80 here you see excerpts gleaned from innu- merable sources in various Another ...
... this manner. A good housekeeper will see that her brooms are all thus scalded. Ke- member that a fine paste for scrapbooks can be made from alum water and flour. A teaspoonful and a half of powdered alun. ‘dissolved in enough cold water to make a pint ...
... right to the point! the rod said to the lightning. It takes a clever man to conceal from others what he does not know. Why is the assessor of taxes the best man in the world ?—Because never underrates anybody. Tiik best and most thoughtful editors now allow ...
... If it wer water from the kettle, until they are completely im- cover the basin with a plate , and pisce 300 oars on each let it the table for 12 minutes; the eggs by three men, ther will then be found to be perfectly ooo! free from would be men at work ...
... rival of Steinitz for the chess championship of the world, is native of Prussia, and is only vears old. He began playing chess when he was but 2 years of age. career as phenomenal player dates from the year 1889. According to French aathoritT, the earliest ...
... object of fearful interest, esjiecially from a distance. Barb Poles.—A letter recently received from Warsaw says :—M. Potapow, director the Moscow police, arrived here from St. Petersburg. At midnight an order from Colonel Kozdowski, the prefect of police ...