... KEEPING ALIVE. THE ART PROLONGING LITE. IN considering occupations that are likely to affect longevity, those which obviously tend to shorten life need not be considered. With respect to the learned professions, it would appear that among the clergy the ...

... has provided our breakfast tables with delicately flavoured bevsvage which may save us many heavy doctors' Mils. It judicious ass of such articles of diet that ooosUtaUoe may gradually built up until strong enough resist evsrv (ei dissssa. Hundreds subtle ...

... THE STAGE. 111011 THE FOOTLIGHTS. (From our Cornrow:loll.) WE shall presently to complain of the multitude of our amusements. They are multiplying with peel. Mealy alarming rapidity. y Monday next we shall have two circuses going full time, in addition ...

... is the only thing . you can get from attending one of these functions: As long as costume and spectacle are on the stage a manager may depend on a fair muster In front. The moment a big set is closed in by a front cloth an exodus takes place, and then ...

... fliwed into J-** T'iil. Well done, * Bonny. ’ thou art giving freely ,ht. M ister will id that took my advice, refined sell thee Farmer Whittle,” and he * I caressingly the young heifer. ** Andrew fro •uan may toller, but he has notbii g his ship* equal thee ...

... »w«d into the pail. ** Well done, * Bonny,* tkon art giving freely to-night. Master will glad that took and refused sell thee Former Whittle, and he patted »teh»ingly the yoang heifer. ** Andrew fro may toller, but has ithirg In hfe ahlp* equal thee.” ...

... cultivate the stage that its influences may be good and not evil. As observed by the Rev. J. Barton on Wednesclay,if the stage was left to the corrupt they would find it to be a corrupting influence, but if they purified the associations of the stage they would ...

... have alienated and weakened the one gieat Power which chiefly interested in keeping the sick man alive. Once again, as the days immediately preceding the Crimean war, there is urgent need of firmness and decision on the part of the German Powers. ...

... the lean apothecary, or earning execrations as the first murderer. As may easily be iroagined, this scheme, artistic as it may be in many respects, was so hopelessly out of keeping with tradition, and so unworkable that it had to be reformed, not ind ...

... NAVVIES BURIED ALIVE. AS AniZia;r:nearidetieas; Betterwank and two other me.. Thomas and Willie= Middleton, were working sear to sea other Is • main about sight feet deep, whoa a fall of arlh tenk plum Thme-speertors of an hoer elapsed Ware BEM worth ...

... toFhess, enveloped in a ,-.rid ginre, ttands on ih 'viva almost painful di.. tinotneei. Yon may have your opinions as to the merits of the I,lay, and r endering; you may or not like irving's interpretation of the Prince of Darkness, but von cannot get rid of ...

... her immeasurably in death scenes, by keeping away from the Ptak Clara Morris could never tell how ha effects were obtained. She felt and ex- I lit eerd. knew nothing of great sorrows el ki nd. Anderson's life may have been tram. Pa summer day, but all ...