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... the ru b. Anybody who chooe to take the trouble to cut out the necessary columns from his Dail;• Te!e.t:-raph or his Dai/11 JJ'!ai!, and to paste them into a scrap-book, could po.;sess all , or nearly all, that is in these book s, without any publisher ...
... the 14th April. SMART GOWNS eourt From £5 : 5 : 0. mnun~rs Evtnlng Qowns on· Silk, and . From £7 : 7 : 0. Dr~ssmak~rs. . -Sc-ented Ueils, . Post Free, Js. 6:!. NEwEsT E ARLY S PRING MooELS IN HATS and TOQUES. From One Guinea. SPECIALITE: BONNETS. SPECIALITE ...
... visitor*, judging from post attendance, the morning . performances on the Pantiles will commence . and conclude half hour later, vis. froiu 11-30 till 1-30. There will al*o two afternoon performance* on the Pantiles Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 4 SO. This ...
... find with what seriousness he regards the 1,600 Times leaders from his pen which he religiously preserves in scrapbooks. .1 hat is part, we take it, of the Isai:rti we have mentioned. Sprung from a family of Evangelicals of intense serious piety, the Warden ...
... purpose Glendower’s mother of who differed from view taken everybody foolish all” she said quite sharply to a dear who favoured her with little subject of Mannie’s engagement— she had always called Mannie from cradle nobody not foolish all They re young— ...
... differed from the vierw taken by everybody. . -Not foolishl at all, she said, quito sharply to a dear. friend who favoured her wvith a little wholesome advice 3 on the oabject Of M2anniu's enagagement-yes, she had alw,,-s been caled 37annie from her cradle ...
... begs thankfully to acknowledge illustrated papers from Mr. Cattell, 'Mr. S. Rowbotham, and Mrs. Turner; flowers from Mr. Ernest Johnson, and Maud, Otley; periodicals from Mrs. Norman; and a scrap-book from Master Teddy Rowe. FoRTHCOMING ...
... enterprise from their Sunday schools than did from anywhere else. He did not think the churches gave as much as the Sunday schools for their foreign missionary work, and he believed that in the future they would get their best missionaries from the Sunday ...
... on© great whole, and our national education an its entirety would be fro© from defects which bad too long placed this country disadvantage to tho other leading nations of tho world.. (Chccie.) Mr. HOBHOUSR, in seconding the resolution, slated that those ...
... change in Colorado in a few years from a silverproducing to a gold-producing State. Just a little while ago the gold output of Colorado was $3,000.000 a year ; it is now more than $30.000,000, the greater part of it coming from Cripple Creek. Francis !Tilde ...
... in Colorado in • few years from • silver. producing to a gold-producing State. duet • little Ails ago the gold output of Colorado was 83.000,000 a year; it is now more than 830,000,000, I the pester pert of it coming from Cripple Creek. Francis Lynde ...
... you were so interested in look awfully small in comparison with the other world. where the light shines .from the sky instead of from the cellar, and you woad-r how in this 'world you could get so ex7ited over nothing. As she concluded. Anne gave a started ...