... INIG CHAT, The hest friend a man has in the world may , turn against him and become his enemy. His son or daughter that he has reared with loving ear• may prove ungrateful. Those who are nearest and dearest to ns, those whom we trust with our happi- ...

... been here to-day, a friendly n nees, but had taken a chill on the high moors, soon after the visit, and had died within a week. He went on to tell them how, in rounding a corner sharply on the forward ride—the moonlight hidden by a clump of ...

... TI'RE of A large stock of CARPETS at old price,. A of Native Timber for Cash. In large or small lots. Ladies' Costumes COSTUME Goods up to 50 cwt. removed 100 miles per day. Blue Serge Costumes, in a Ili. ‘Ni . i:i EXPERT PACKING II A. Ti A. ...

... 000 A CONVERSATION AT THE BASE. Do you know the first thing going to have when I get house? questioned one soldier. A bethr I suggested. No, even before that? I gave it op. A out of tea, he declared. A whole but pot, all to wiyaelf.— Home Chat ...

... so held, as in a rim, by the faseina. his work, that he had not opened a paper or conversed with a living soul. He remembered now that the last time one of those idle fits had come upon him, and ho , had dropped his pen to roam about, chat with old Marthe ...

... )are, who died at the venerable ape of 86 years. He started life am a boot and shoe maker at an early ago after. wing his apprenticeship with Mr.eph Tallentire. in-roared and at chat of labour. FALLEN IN THE EIGHT. Thos. Edmondson, CHEMIST. CAN MARKET ...

... a) FIELDS. A fine of £l5 was imposed at Hull on William Palmer. farmer, Anlaby, who was charged under the Defence of the Realm regulations with failing to cultivate land. It was stated that a seven-acre field belongto defendant contained a eron of Wl4 ...

... don't you leave off, as the others havo done, And sit with them under the trl'er. Farmers and Drapers are, as a rule, the hest grumblers. I heard a Farmer say recently that this Thaw was going to Sir W. MO Oh, no, for my mother lies ill in her bed. Too feeble ...

... 3d. each are a little gold-mine for users of Karawood Spice, containing ground insects, which always increase egg output and sometimes dotage it. 2d packet supplies 12 hens one week.—Prom J. Parkin, The Sand , . Appleby. RINDING MILLS, Chat Cutters, &c ...

... this. I was riding across country. and staved at a wayside hell to water my horse. big. squareshouldered farmer—the same who stands in the dock—was fiefore me on the same errand; and we fell to chatting about the curfew-bell that was ringing from the belfry ...

... country lad and . has often bad a chat with me, adding that he gets the Herald every week and rends my notes. In conclusion, he says that he is not allowed to tell me any tales of camp life, otherwise he could have written a longer letter. In acknowledging ...

... Club, Mrs. E. A. Heeha. presiding over a record gathering. Owing to the war this has been the only meeting held this winter, whereas in normal times at least three gatherings are usual. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. E. A. Heelis ; ...