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... the kernel of a whole library of books, with a fair share of life-experience into the bargain. Her mission in the world is regarded from many standpoints, and illustrated by instances without number, of the achievements of Woman in the way of encouragement ...
... character in all parts of the world, and the best intellects that money could buy could be pressed into their service. How great a gain this was for the education of the people ! There was, however, much in the newspaper world that they might well wish away; ...
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... Medical Press. Extraordinary Photos from Life of Zulu Women, remarkable for their mode of dress, likewise their physical construction, and striking appearance. Cartes, Is.; Cabinets, Is. bd., for P. 0.0. (free from observation), to F. CLARE, Photographer ...
... comedy presented at the Part, Philadelphia, on the 14th ult., by the New Fork Criterion Company, was dramatized from tbsGermaa of B. Basedix, from which scarce was also adapted the play called Whims, origins/1y produced by the Criterion Company. livery ...
... glance the story of the young chevalier. What an old-world standard of ideas and of manners the following anecdote of old biacnab of Maonab conjures up : On one occasion, according to the Breadalbane scrapbook, a stranger who was not aware of the inflammable ...
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... and flies back to its hat mless position. It went through its first operation yesterday. A little chap with side whiskers, from Cincinnati, came in to talk to us. He took his seat in our chair, and commenced telling us about our flings at the swillhoase ...
... port :— The steamship Curadoc recently brought large quantities of fruit from Idediteranean ports. A second steamer is on her way bither.—The new British ship G. the run from Ballast, Ireland, in 20 days. This is on. of the shortest passages on record ...
... total, £15,*74. A call for £1,600 was received from the Metropolitan Asylum Board. A letter was read from Mrs. Wilson, asking sa.t her son might be allowed suit of clothes to •sable him have seven days’ leave from the KxaM>ith training-ship, and reply was ...