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... A CHAT WITH STANLEY. Apropos of the great interest now being displayed in the returned African explorer, a correspondent of the London Daily Chronicle writes: It is about three years and three months since Mr. Stanley started from Charing-cross on his ...
... A CHAT ABOUT CUTLERY By John Ferris “There isn’t a knife that will cut in this house An outburst of this nature is often the beginning of wisdom regarding cutlery. The next step is the realisation that cheapness is no criterion of the value of knives ...
... A CHAT ABOUT HARES. When Rye, .Sussex, a few days since, my friend Hoad showed me his ollectiou of fancy rabbits, among which are some very beautiful specimens. a hutch aU by himself was a live hare, which, when quite little thing, had been ...
... his hero through space he in vents a metal without weight. Now, when I send my man to the moon I send him in a cannon. I; is certain that if any one does visit the moon i! will be by that means. You cannot go there in a balloon, because there is no atmosphere ...
... had, and a trained editor as well, nourished all his life the dream of founding a magazine which, in his most sanguine moments, he thot 1 ht might obtain a circulation of forty thousan d copies. Now we havo several magazines circulating half a million ...
... She lived then; • was a cook a gentlemen kept a shop in Whitechapel. Oh, my, didn't she dress, that was all ! Come down see the old folks once or twice a year, aad a dasher ! Such a thingumbob, ...
... A CHAT ABOUT YOUR HAIR There is a skin trouble which is caused by the scurf which falls from the scalp when the hair is .brushed or combed. If spots appear on your shoulders and neck it is probable this is the trouble. If the scalp is unhealthy the germs ...
... English forecastle. Frankly, unless a boy is vtry poor circumstance?, with a very hopeless lcokout; unless, moreover, he enjoys good health, has a frank heart and good qualities, can bear abuse and suffer injury without making a fuss, he had better stop ashore ...
... A CHAT WITH MR CLARK RUSSELL. I found the famous novelist; (writes a representative of Chums) felted upon a sofa ia his house in Bath. He lives in a row of houses made memorable by the residence of Jana Auttec, the famous novelist; then, in ...
... A CHAT WITH MR. CLARK RUSSELL. I found the famous novelist (writes representative of Chums) felted upon a s jfa his house Bath. He lives in row of house a made memorable by the residence of Jana Aufctsn, the famous novelist; but then, in this quaint old ...
... A CHAT WITH MR. CLARK RUSSELL. I found the famous novelist (writes representative of Churns) seated upon a sofa in his house in Bath. He lives in row houses made memorable by the residence of Jane Austen, the famous novelist; but then, in this quaint ...
... conjunction of colours, was made by a blue and white striped skirt, worn with • WI jacket and a white Leghorn hat with a touch of bright green in front. A myrtle green dress with a narrow vest of gold embroidery, and ...