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... F O URTH EDIYTION. MR. RUDYARD KIPLING'S ILNESS. AN ENCOURAGING REPORT. There is now every reason for the hope that Mir. Rudyard Kipling will be spared to us. The fact that he has not lost ground during the last day or two may safely be regarded as a more or less favourable sign. The following bulletin was, says a Reuter's telegram from New York. issued at tell minutes past eleven last ...

... UIC A SIO0N~1AL NOTES. It is to be feared that the wish was father to the general impres- sion which prevailed in LondOnI yesterday afternoon that Mr. Rudyard KiDiling had SUCCOesfully turnec the corner of' his illness. At all events it is clear that his life still hangs upon a thread. Since T ennyson died no Eng'ish man of lettcrs has received such universal tributcs of synipatihy from the ...