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... .1 fee of 100,000 francs and 'Mori/units has reached Ihe pnve•winners ue mananen e • theyed. effective. The fine weather allowed tii.- I'n of I', ~,,,, e uider of the itr neater :it 1..,..1iL All I,eu July cir Blue eyed men. If true, this that fechuis ...
... the two young girls were seated in fairy boudoir, watching through the intervening trees the sunbeams spark- Eng the blue Hudson—now and then a sail, like white gull, lazily drifting down the stream— Fanny, usual, seated at Ellen's feet, her clear ridding ...
... prudent to desist. The other two men, finding Hodson was insensible, made off, and called their companion, who was allowed to go by Hardman. Hudson came gradually to himself, and locked his cabin duo?, and Mod ~walk home. When he reached the ferry stem he wee ...
... OKKMEN TUESDAY, MAY i 2, Hudson’s Bay Company.—The transfer of the territories of the Hudson’s Bay-Company to the Goverment has been agreed to by the Chairman, Lord Kimberley. A measure to effect this will be introduced into Parliament iu the course of ...
... Colonel Hauitaiu aware them? If any them was, the public lias a right to know why such a stale of things should have been allowed to exist one moment after it was discovered. If neither those gemlemen was aware of the facts in que>tion, the public has ...
... Stobbs suitably acknowledged. Tragic Occurrence in the Hudson’s Bay Territory.—Mr Armit, Rosebank, baa received a letter, dated 24th January, from his son, who ia an officer in the employment of the Hudson’* Bav Company. reports that, the previous week, tragic ...
... Steaming Through the Ice. —The first steamboat, the propeller John L. Hasbrouck, forced her way through the Poughkeepsie, the Hudson, the 25th ult She broke through six inches of solid ice for a distance of nine miles. While she was working in the middle ...
... “No, your honour,” replied the clerk, is something worse than that.” Worse than Socmianism ! Heaven forbid it should he Deism !” Worse than Deism.” “Good heavens ! I hope it is not Atheism !” “No, your honour ; it is something worse than Atheism “Worse ...
... And he stood sponger for the happy groom, allowing Matthew Lyon to give away the bride; and among all the happy ones on that happy occasion, not one was blessed with more of grateful emotion than was the true-hearted emperor himself. And Min Pedro had ...
... to-morrow, May I go? Ruth says she will stop for me.' Dr Earle looks somewhat thoughtful for a moment. I don't know about allowing my little daughter to go so far from home. Ruth is a nice girl, but she is a trifle giddy and thoughtless. Prescott, I wish ...
... Hovers in this town are those where Hudson's Extract of Soap is in daily use. DON'T YOU KNOW? That Hudson's Extract of Soap is a pure Dry Soap, in line powder, readily soluble in all waters—Hard, Cold, Soft, or Hot. Hudson's Extract of Soap is used for all ...
... Lanterns advertising Hudson's Extract of Soap. Here is an explanation of some of theta M.L.C. Much Longer Clean. Anything washed with Hudson's Soap is thoroanly washed, therefore remains Much Longer Clean. Q.A.S. Quick and Safe. Hudson's Extract of Soap ...