... church. The service began, the dog was not discovered, and all went well until the sermon was half Then the wonhy minister, speaking eloquent matter, uttered the words, ! Watch Wstch. I say ! At the first mention of the dog's name a was heard, then rustling ...

... The third mate tnat the boots were old and full of holes : than added, thoughtfully, ' but the holes digested the best.' Speaking of digestion, here is a reinarxkable thing and wcrtb noting: During this strange voyage, and for awhile afterwards on shore ...

... Nelson R. Wood has. for many years pursued tbis line of research, adJ' has arnvid at several interesting conclusions. Bird Speaking to an interviewer who was enough to catch the Professor iv a comrannicativ? mood, he said one of the most interesting phase] ...

... ago. taken into the Millheld Police Station, and remember alter being about one hour woke and was so cold that I could not speak, auu became unconscious. They had much trouble rouse me up, but had 1 lam one more hour afraid they would not have been able ...

... visit inspection. The Goods are all marked in. Plain Figure?, aud he.prefers that the Goods tho various Departments should speak for themselves. The following items are only samples taken from the Catalogue. Sec Catalogues for particulars of the Bargains ...

... monotony. A mariner's compass is a little poasfc stuck up the and when people want know the way, the ship* go look it. Irony—Speaking hard of man. Function—When a fellow feels in funk. Quotation —The answer to adivis-on aim. ...

... of inspection. ‘The Goods are all marked in Plain _Figures, and he prefers that the Goods in the various Departments should speak for themselves. ‘Ihe following items are only samples taken from the Catalogue. See Catalogues for full particulars of the ...

... A SUNDERLAND WOMAN LO SPEAK ODT, Sunderland people do notas a rule make statements like the following and allow them to be published in the Sunderland papers without good reason. Mrs Isabella Smith, of 8, Ward Terrace, New Hendoy Sunderland, is no exception ...

... tion paid the gum of £146,000-towards the scheme, and then i¢ would cost the Corporation seme- thing like £30,000, roughly speaking, to the approaches, which were principally at the north sie of the river, bringing the total to about £176,000. He theaght ...

... be perfect. — Mr J. G. seconded. He-had had occa- siou to be iu the place.—The I #m sorry to (Loud laughter)—and he could speak as to its bad condition. The lighting, drainage, aud sanitary conveniences were very bad. : ‘Lhe motion was agreed to. THE ...

... ing all the morning im the hot sun. L had a conversation with one of the pri- soners. He seemed very intelligent, and could speak good English. He said the cause of them not bemg to hold their own was because the young oues fled on catching sight of eur ...

... stated, on what seems to be ofiicial authority, that Parliament will reassemble on February 15th. ‘Then will come some plain speaking to Ministers about the con- duet of the war. ‘There can be no doubt that the country, though patient, is deeply irritated ...