... owing to the low average attendances was pointed out with the result that three attendance: officers sere appointed. The Tory fake pro- ' pheta cried out that we should never the return of our investment. hut, notwithstanding little encouragement in quarters ...

... V•fiavoured flesh. But really the ouistaiiding feature of the breed is its wooderful hardihood. On cold clays, and in very exposed! positions, it thrives where other birds would do very badly. Of course. as perhaps I ought to point out, even the hardiest ...

... other striking articles and stories make up a very strong number. Grand Magazine.—Dr Herbert Snow's article, How physic is faked, should be carefully pondered over by everyone concerned either for his own safety or for that of • dear one. George R. Sims ...

... and the extreme pro. Boer doctrine. Under the circumstances, they cannot be particularly anxious to go to the country and expose their divisions. Nor can they really desire to return to power with a majority divided against itself. No greater misfortune ...

... Happily the la,: named product is in Ita torn producing what should be its own arltittote, in the shape of organized effort to expose and destroy this evil tampering with the nation's food. The advent of the National Pare Food Association at thin particular ...

... loaf of bread, stale, but not too hard, and out off One crest; then, taking it iu one hand. rub the paper gently with the exposed surfaer. Wheil the bread looketa off a very thin slice and proceed with the work. It is best to rub up and down the paper ...

... reported to me, and were as follow : —Diphtheria. 6; scarlet fever, 8; typhoid fever, 22; erysipelas, 1; puerperal • toyer, 4. 'faking a general review of the diseases of the year, 1)r. Hill reported that there were 8 flPies of scarlet fever, which sole of ...

... reply: it waur full o' maggits. Now I cast my doubt on Cowper. Perhaps that was a chestnut even in his day, and he merely faked it up. The Lancet is often a aantieless alarmist. But I entirely agree with our oldest medical journal in saying that it should ...

... reaches boiling-point, hut the germs are destroyed, and the caseine and albumen are not lisrdened in much an in boiling. Do not expose sterilised milk to the air, as it will reabsorb all germs. CURRIED IdaCARO 111.—Take six ounces of macaroni. break it into ...

... Merchant's is worth quoting, Sava he of the bishop.—`lle may not be overquick. after one of his cheeks has been smitten, in exposing the fellow cheek to similar treatment, but that is because be is so human. A Suitable Drink for the Harvest Field. The Rev ...

... want the ' things that others have, but when once gained, are only too often but as ashes in the mouth. Frauds In Furs. The faking of furs has become such a fine art that only experts can be sure against being deceived, and the Vigilance Committee of the ...

... well Kop on Sunday says :- Toilay General French ' s night There wanW a race to finish it ere the placed, but they were exposed to a wide turning Cavalry Division and snots found the sprint which - river came down iii flocal. The Engineer* W movement ...