... 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 ...

... BICYCLIEG AID TIICYCLINO. A CHAT WITH A FAMOUS CYCLIST. A reporter bad an Interview the other day with Mr. Percy Furnivall, one mile amateur champion (bicycle and tricycle), of England, and bolder of the world's record fora mile on the bicycle, viz., ...

... of individuals, in a style peculiarly her own. and which can e but badly imitated by those alto pretend a knowledge this beautiful science. Persons desirous of knowing their own characteristii s, se those of any friend, should send a specimen of writing ...

... A FRIENDLY BIT OF CHIT-CHAT BETWEEN MRS. SCRUB WELL AND MR;z. - T1414k - TY, — JaCCIIiT -- HARPER TWELVETREES' SOAP POWDER!' QuRUBWELL—But do yon mean to say that you have washed all that lot of clothes before breakfast this morning t TIIKIFTY—Oh yes ...

... Life, I anticipated the pleasure of a little chat with a perfect ogress. To my surprise, I found the searcher to be a mild-mannered, pleasant-faced little woman, with quite a cheery smile and an absolutely motherly air about her. ' I have ...

... Molesworth, of the Royal Dragoons, a nephew of the seventh Viscount Molesworth—Mrs. Molcsworth hers. lf, by the way, is the granddaughter of Major-General Stewart—and even as a child she had a family reputation as a budding author. One of the earliest ...

... after her marriage. The Luddingtons, a novel by Mrs. Collins, is a ively story of a prosperous middle-class famils sith a skeleton in the cupboard. An account of the country and the people re iouthein Siam, Mr. P. A. Thompson, the author. ...

... sneaks of his brother lou,uarete as may making a gene. renoe or a strictly famly one. One of the three Spendem gloriously &rue the Westminster Gazette; another brother is a brill ans penman, who has abed a great deal of ink foe the Daily News, and who ...

... rather kas than a hundred pages, all that is neosesary for a collector to know on the subject. The booklet is full of information of a most valuable kind, narrated in an attractive and interesting manner by Mr. Robert Elward, the author of a companion handbook ...

... offered to sell them for a large sum a certain patent glazed brick for the interior of chimney-flues, which would do away with soot altogether. The inventor had his way, and got, his money ; but, after having been in nee for a few months, the glaze on ...

... Under the Otte 'A Passive Resister of the Seventeenth Century, Mr. George Cuttle has. compiled from Evelyn's Diary a series of extracts illustrating the passive resistance of the clergy to the decrees of the Government in Puritan tinsels. A short note is ...

... entitled Confessions of a Princess. Mr. George A. Morton will publish early in the spring the authorised English translation of M. Louis Elbe's La Vie Future —a work which, when published in Paris a short time ago, created a stir in ...