... \ singed ” asked the barber of the man with hit hair little thin the top.” ** Occasionally,” said his customer. ** Once a kitchen boiler blew up close beside me, and soother time gaa-range exploded while I was investigating leak.” At the finish football ...

... Painted Chests of Drawers, Dressing Tables, Washstands, Swing Glasses, Night (ommodes, Towel Rails, Carpets, Chamber h’--r\':g‘ Kitchen Requisites, Dinuer, Tea, and Breakfast Sets, Pair of Steps, Gas Fittinge, &c., &e. % g ...

... nith o , aod means she ign: be clothing. ie, the house was ful of smoke, Inpocence. 4 Keton, 3 Bebo! A neighboee, of the kitchen, and found the Good Lack, Fascination, + Sly Fo ‘we Wall Ad 0 flames. Fortunately the bab: le Pee avrg Blopement. 5 O'Donovan ...

... stOrVes, brass Chandeliers and fanging Lamps, Caiag Lamps, Oilcloth, brass Fenders, Oil-paintings, Oleographs. Wringers, Kitchen eqis~itLes. dc.: Hawker's Track (nearly new) twenty rolls of smoked Bacon. Also, Pawnbrokers' ?LkD6ES, comprising Wearing ...

... blankets, in a warm atmosphere, and this sixpence gives him the right to enjoy the reading, writing and recreation room., the kitchen where great Ares and plenty of hot water abound, with plenty of cooking utensils, so that be may brew his tee and toast his ...

... WILDFIRE Hake Mashers THE COST OF HER PRIDE, Mrs. Myriad', DIYIL MAY CARE, May Croarmalia THE CASTLE INN, Stanley Woman WITH KITCHENER AT KHARTOUM G. W. CHILDREN or THE MIST, Wm HOPE THE HERMIT, Lyall THE DAY'S WORK. Radyard THE RED ANK Crockett THE ROMANCE ...

... barrel, or by the ton LAMPS ! LAMPS ! LAMPS ! By the beet makers, suitable for the mansion, the hall, the parlour, or the kitchen ; prices to suit all classes, from 414. to .e 5 each. Globes, Chimneys, and Wicks ; lee varieties to choose from. General ...

... together that they made practically one bed. In a room there were three beds. five in the front rams. and its a room over the kitchen six. Ant this Is a civilised Christian country! A Valuable Orchid. Monism new mini rare orchid, which is valued At 1.000d01 ...

... mahogany and old oak bedsteads, wardrobes, dressing tables, washstands, toilet glasses, carpets, chamber services, also the kitchen, and dairy utensils, including large set of PEWTER SERVICE, VENISON DISH, capital milk leads, game fowls, ducks, light cart ...

... tang.' workmoin at the toy of the house. ant Is are so close krzether tint they made . . . 11. e • the ti VII and _ - Irnt: kitchen. I the whnhn eel f t,13. err t; g and r cleat. •Nettry, who in t-t nu.tts i I r that the *ounihs 111 , re far than those of ...

... Loire. war away. When a cun.tahle examined the on the following day he found that a of slam had been taken of the ',m it kitchen window. There were ales marks of an iron instrument on the sill. Defend-tor was found guilty, and wits sentenced to one hard ...

... suthorities approve of this battery being armed with the Vickers-Maxim quick-firing 12§1b. guns, similar to those used by Lord Kitchener st Omdurman. These gune are not yet supplied to our own fleld artillery. Colonel the Earl of Denbigh, commanding the Honourable ...