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... ANATOMICAL TERMS FROM AN EDITOR'S SCRAP-BOOK. We cull this choice item from an American contemporary :— “ Mrs. Jones, of Cactus Creek, let a can-opener slip last week, and cut herself in the pantry.” “ A mischievous lad of Piketown threw a stone and struck ...
... i i\ 4 CHIIIPS. When a pugilist keeps a diary it really betomes a scrap-book. Even a woman of good standing expects a eeal in a crowded car. At any rate, love il!- stone blind. It can generally detect a flaw in an engagement ring. The first British income ...
... Dear Nephews sad Nieces, From first going to school Uncle Ned has taken a great delight in making scrapbooks. At first his scrap-books were made from pretty coloured pictures, but now , Uncle Ned has a scrap-Look quite different from the one ...
... MAKING SCRAP BOOKS, hero is something for the little folk who are making scrap-books for the competition, pretty varietyjof scrap-books was made some little girls who called their picture playhouse.'* In large book, two opposing page# were made represent ...
... one tree from all those troublesome details which an ordinary day's routine embodies. One of our representatives, by the courteous arrangement of the matron (Miss Summers), was able to glean a few particulars as to how the day was spent from the patients ...
... think it was a way of ,he practically kisked me into the gutter. net taunted me.with my usclessneo in the world ; desolate as the chill mint from the * * * * * .* * * 'in the outline of my life's story, Mi. Dunmor. he said the I dead the better for window ...
... com trade, the tables published in this connection being in great demand in all parts of the world. They were accepted by the Government official. visited from time to time practically all parts of the globe, his mind being thus stored with a wonderful ...
... trade, the tables he published in this connection being in great demand in all parts of the world. They were accepted by the Government as official He visited from time to time practically all parts of the globe, his mind being thus stored with a wonderful] ...
... Biographical Studies*’ (John Lane), occupied various positions in the world’s stage, none of the first importance. Diana Bosville, who died in 1795, was tireless diarist and scrapbook maker: William Boivillc, her generous and eccentric son. was friend of ...
... and the railways, which are always known as railroads m Amilea. It tells how the crow:, -gather many a meal from the torn that is dropped from passing trains and has been strewn along the runway tracks. Owls in the long winter nights have been known to ...
... quite plainly. He wishes to free China from the many old erroneous slanders of the ignorant Westerners by revealing our own past faults to us, and asking us to remove the beam from our own eye ere denouncing the mote from the slanting eye of cur Chinese brother ...
... evening last, ►nd the time occupied in the passage from Ambrose (beam.! Lightship DatinCs Ruck was 4 days, 23hr. 33min. 1 The average speed was 24.tr2 knot.; for the voyage, and the highest day** ruu from noon Saturday to 20011 Rundav, when the vassal steamed ...