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... “Jacob together with ari sketch of Higgins and Marshal Pelissier from the peu of Richard Doyle. Margaret L. Woods begins a new novel, “The Revoke.” of the other serial, “ Rose of the World,” is and Egerton by Agneé tributes some charming verses to commemo- ...

... irreligious proceeding of various citizens in drawing petroleum from the earth, thus checking the designs of the Almighty. who was storing it there for the future destruction of the world! Rooloinson's great discovery in jounislivu was Archibald Forties ...

... This paper is illustrated with examples from the works of the old masters and many modern artists. For those who love cricket the new series of stories should prove a special attraction. An article appears from the pen of Mr. Ashley P. Abraham, who not ...

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... hands of the public, coming, as it did, from the newly•made Viceroy, and the work was accordingly withdrawn. Mr. G. K. Chesterton, whose clever articles have won for him an important position in the literary world of to-day, is still a young man. being ...