... was a vast expanse of smooth creamy skin, that to look upon was involuntarily to let your own go easy. She had no nose -to speak of, an uptilted broad flat thing, that took life easily and was be- e omingly thankful for its cosv quarters. A mouth. full ...

... meetings have been much the same in 'character, and -the 'business of electing overseers and passing accounts has, generally speaking, been transacted in the most formnal manner. Yet the work of these authorities is important as far as it goes. If their power ...

... serviceablle, and preserve its freshness in- definitely without the woiry of constant ironing. , Boas of everv kind are, so to speak, the cnly wear. Those of ostrich feathers are really too expensive for many purpose's, and they soon get messy-looking. Far ...

... live for. We usually, and naturally, associate November with falling leaves, with blustering winds, and driving rains. Burns speaks of chill November's surly blasts, which make fields and forests bare, and no doubt city relatives have a feeaing of pity ...

... managed very economi- cally. The amount paid in insurance claims last yea' -was equal to only £il 18s per cent., and this fact. speak- well for the stability of the boats connected with the association eand for the skilful -way in which they are handled by ...

... taste and slingularly appropriate. His Royal Highness is not exactly an orator. He sticks closely to his manuscript when speaking, and some of his addresses he reads alhtogeter. The cus- tom in his case has its advantaes, since it secures accuracy of ...

... abroad in their figures. Coatoas made of cloth, satin, silk, and brocade Se-7C rally are to bc teen osv-rywvh.srs, and, so to speak, upon everybody. B'lack is the colour par excellence. White facings and ?? hite stitchiir.g ars general, except for deep mourning ...

... as this the fruitful harvest-land. My feet are bare. atd bright with blossom-ciust. Beneath my shadowy hair My brown eyes speak of promise and cf trust. My lips dechare How harvest alter harvest I vwll come A reapel asong reapers. and help shear The gold ...

... claiming that they had alil been sucoeseful. He also made pathetic reference to the lrmented death of Mr Frank- lin Moteay. Speaking of him as our dear comrade, Mr Tree wvent on to say: He was a man in whomrn the flame of enthusiasm bu&ned so fiercely ...

... small for local needs has surprised many people. As a matter of fact. the ncansion on Saltwell estato is, comparatively speaking, a new buildng, and thr thought that pauperism is growving so quickly as to necessitate extensions is by no means palatable ...

... ~ATY11 est I1NS 4). AND SD. S OUSE ARGUING. LoNT ATTEMPT TO CONTRADICT 31E. GET IT FOR YOURSETF. A SPAP ILING, COOLING DRINK. SPeak from experience. Beyond a doubt Wilkinson and ?? .ATEUREL IHEALTH SALT is a perfect remedv in all B~~oj Lwe r DiSorder, Headache ...

... hundred additional cases, representin g more than a D third of the aggregate, does not look well for the 5 borough. Generally speaking, it is unfair to measure the sobriety of any community by the police court * records, but the rise in the figures is so great ...