... grow old must realise the power of mind over matter. if you object to growing old, get rid of the old-age thought. Neither speak of yourself as old nor think of youreeU as anek. In fact, interest yourm•lf in something outside self and the pawtug of your ...

... twice, and father said owing to my health he would not allow it. Some time later the witness met the pursuer, and while speaking to her the defender appeared. The witness drew the pursuer's atten. tion to him, and the pursuer replied, didn't you hear ...

... Laundrymen. 'Phone 431. 'Phone 47 Post Card brings Van Are you taking a new louse? Although perhaps it is early the year to speak of Term-time moving, yet the necessary Plumbing. Gasfitting, Range and Grate Fitting for the new Ilume can hardly be taken ...

... many of our buildings, though every ease the hanger is taking a libeity to which ho has not the smallest right. Strictly speaking, no inland person has any right to fly the Rod Ensign ashore, the only flag permissible being the plain Union Jack, which ...

... Mi &t0t1id..-111;1.T.:0!.p. PETER THOMSON CIO= W HIGH IT&RIT. AM ORRIN ROAD, MOM AND MONDAY, DECEMBER I, 59.3. Speaking Mr Bomechier 1 legal adviyer to the British Swab Africa Company, mid that Chartered Comp.. going, to be absorbed at h. -.gr. ...

... OLIGARCHIC DOMINATION. Some plain speaking was indulged in at the monthly meeting of the School Board at Perth on Thursday—Mr F. Norie Miller, J.P.„ of Cleave, presiding. Ex-Dean of Guild Barks submitted the following motion:— That the School Board of ...

... length 450 miles are held by the French troops alone. From Noyon to Pont-oldousson, 270 miles, the trenches are practically speaking continuous. While the amount of ground regained during the past few months has been small, the writer is of opinion that ...

... War of the Now Army, hue a word to say about those men who have not yet replied to their eountry's eall. In firm tones be speaks: — There is a gulf already opening between those who have joined and most who tat; but we shall not know the width and the ...

... Socialist point of view before the Reichstag on Thursday, Herr Sdisidemann said Germany's strength and successes enabled her to speak of pesos without risking being oonsidered weak-hearted and dispirited. While protesting against those who dreamed of annexation ...

... measure of promotion the troops tithe Central Empires and Bulgaria must follow the Entente armies into Greek territory. M. Helm speaks of the conclusion of arrangements whereby Greece reeignises, in view of the facilities accorded to the Allies, that she cannot ...

... Hinderburg that progress has been made by the Germans in the lrocess of closing in on the Rigsa front. The atest German communique speaks of a German advance south of the Tukkum-Riga railway on both sides of the river Aa. The Russians, however, discount any SWIMS ...

... A HARD-WORKING OFFICIAL. M. Mi&rand does not speak English at all, but his Secretary, M. Nobel, is a good English conversationalist. Like Lord Kitchener, M. Mdlerand miner dines out. the is at work before seven in the morning, and works till a quarter ...