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... Mrs. Sarah bi•Gowan, of 12 Lorne Street, Carlisle, follows the calling of a nurse. As a capable member of a useful profession, ahe had a constant demand fur her services, which a good constitution and excellent health enabled her to meet. ...
... A CHAT ON TEACUPS. This is the title of a charming little work published by W. H. and F. J. Horniman and Co., Ltd. It contains in a brief, pithy form some exceedingly interesting information respecting china-ware, and the splendidly executed half-page ...
... CHAT IN A LANE. The man's story is, briefly, that at about o'clock on the night of the murder he was accosted in Trawald-street at a spot opposite the lane leading to Mrs. Quayle's garden by a vagrant whom he knew. Whilst titey were talking Mrs. Quayle ...
... A CHAT WITH A WOMAN DOCTOIt. representative of the New Weekly has lust an inteniew with Mrs. lengshore Potts, M.D., who is at present lecturing in England. I have noticed, remarked Mrs. Potts, a dis tinct improvement in general knowledge of the laws ...
... A CHAT ABOUT RAILWAYS. Lut night there good mower of members of the Presbyterian Guild et the 1. eek I y meeting. Mr. K. Net olio presided. Mr. A. A. Marraner, gone an innervating and in•trurvtte lecture about railway. He dealt with subject from many ...
... A CHAT WITH MR YENO. NOW YENO'S LICNTNINC COUCN CURE IS MADE, AND WHY THE SALE IS 2,000400 BOTTLES ANNUALLY• A well-Sneers Pres. in. Wire. Wow • mow wet be Ore bore el Yards Lighter( Crete Cure, had the Palowey rowers( story relate Aniline at Cedar ...
... A CHAT ABOUT GRAPES. Never have I known a worse year (writes a Low- respondeat to The Gardener) than the present for the Grape grower. Cold, easterly winds day after day and continuous sunless weather, rendered it well-nigh impossible to ventilate without ...
... A CHAT WITH E. LOCKWOOD. The Cricket Field of Saturday contains au interesting chat with the famous Yorkshire player, Ephraim Lockwood, who gives the following amusing account bis first appearance for bis county. He states that it was on the Oval against ...
... A CHAT ABOUT CLEANLINESS. Sometimes in the evening, after the day's work is done, I sit meditating on the crowds packed into our large towns :trid all being preyed on by disease germs. The great• est enemy a reformer has to contend against is apathy. ...
... A CHAT WITH A CLIYR PAGD-10T. Tee, sir, I've served as page-boy in clubs and hotels a matter of four years now, remarked an intelligent-looking lad to a Chins contributor. And I've had one or two curious experiences, he went on in ...
... A CHAT WITH A CLOS PAO♦BT, Yes, sir, I've served as page-boy in clubs and hotels a matter of four years now, remarked an intelligent-looking lad to a Chimes contributor. And I've tad one or two curious experiences, he went on in reply ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOYS' CLOTHES. The Discerning and Prudent Mother purchases her son's clothing he e because she Knows she can end on our values. ...