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... CHAT WITH A SANE” LUNATIC PATIENT. . The Oldbe gives the following account of an interview with a patient in lunatic asylum : “You thought at first I was not a patient. Of course not; I as sane you are—perhaps more so if were fairly tried. And I not a ...
... with red edges, white n g Danish national colours. she took up was a magnificent 1 ffc Gorman Emperor token ■ 'ch he had listened to her l|fll iii a Court concert. It of elegant de- a wreath of brilliants set with having big curly W. in e surmounted ...
... A FRIENDLY BIT OF CHIT-CHAT Between Mrs Scrubicell and Mrs Thrifty, about Harper twelyetrees 5 soap powder, Scrubwell.— But do you mean to say that you have washed all that lot of clothes before breakfast this morning ? Thrifty.— yes, it’s easy enough ...
... potash, Metol is a Fine Developer for paper, both for gaslight papers, and to bring out the image on printing out paper. A faint impression made by the sun on printing-out paper may be developed wirh rnetol into a strong image. This is a decided advantage ...
... BRITISH AND BELGIANS HAVE A CHAT. Two Belgian Soldiers—one being from the ConQO— having a chat with a Jack Tar on the quay at Ostend. ...
... A CHAT WITH THE “ MISSING” LORD SHANNON. A correspondent of the Jrish Times has had a chat with the long missing Lord Shannon, who has just arrived iu Ireland. As to how he spent his time during the above *‘ missing ” period Lord Shanvon bas ...
... HIGHLAND DIRECTORS HAVE A CHAT. Left to right—Dr Wilson of Carbeth and Sir Ralph Anstruther, Bart., Directors of the Society. ...
... A CHAT WITH SAMSON—£1000 THE MYSTERIOUS ATHLETE ACCEPTS. Samson is angry. Sameon says it wasn't fair. Cyclops was eo broken-hearted that he wept, Samson, lowever, is brave, and will not own that he is beaten. He now offern to challenge the in- a athlete ...
... old, a young girl living at my father's farm in remote part the country. Mr Glad- i ; stone was a. frequent visitor my home, as my father was a member of his Election Com-; mittee. and when ' Aldersyde' was published sent him a copy with never ...
... CHAT WITH MR HENRY NEVILLE. A DISTINGUISHED DRAMATIC CAREER. Au actor's debut, like a woman's age, should never be dated, unless for the express purpose showing how rapidly such one in these days of ephemeral reputation has sprung into fame and fortune ...
... crowd music ont Hes it a fair chance in of the secondary schools these in which you teach * There is, 1 fear, such a tendency. The leaving certificat which brings fame to school, bas ran tal Mit SWEET VUICES, CUrTeCt ears, or a ledge of theory.” The question ...
... A smoke . a chat . . and a cup of good coffee with a friend . . . . • • • • a pleasant break i i the morning's work. eet vuur friends at a.m. to-morrow at the CA STLE CAFE CASTLE ...