... W. P. will give a written guarantee with every umbrella sold at 12s. 6d., to keep the same in repair for 6 months; and every umbrella sold at 20s. or more, a guarantee to keep the same in repair for 9 months. Parcel of Walking Sticks just received. Established ...

... W. P. will give a written guarantee with every umbrella sold at 12s. 6d., to keep the same in repair for G months; and every umbrella sold at 20s. or more, a guarantee to keep the same in repair for 9 months. Parcel of Walking Sticks just received. Established ...

... OBSERVATIONS IN THE NEW WORLD. [BY A CARDIFF SECOND STAGE OF THE JOURNEY—OMAHA, We four spent the whole day till 4 P.M. in Omaha, which is a large and thriving town of about 30,000 inhabitants, of whom about 10,000 are Germans. It has some very fine buildings ...

... true fKan about own. Keep it dark! The names of the following candidates for election on the School Board will be submitted at the next meeting of the Liberal Association for approval :—Revda. A Tilly, W. E. Winks, and Mr. John Evans, (Universal Hotel) ...

... purposes that morning. He talked to himself as he walked to and fro. Yes, I have given the old man my word, and my word I will keep. He may be a worthless old scamp, but my word is still my bond. I have heard of some stricken bird that will press its wings close ...

... outstrips time—refusing to follow the sun or keep company with the hours -finds a counterpart and illustration in connec- tion with many ordinary incidents of national and social life. Almanacks for the ensuing year may be purchased in September; Christ- mas ...

... with peculiar smile with which a lady accepts a welcome love-token, and replied in the softest tone imaginable, Iudeed I will keep it for your sake, John Jack had nothing to do but wonder-lie never been called John in his life before at any other time ho ...

... port. None but Marvel-ous dogs could keep up diurnal runs. WILLIAM SNOW has been remanded on a charge of fraudulently removing furniture. This seems to prove what perpetual danger even the best of us are in; we may be just as pure as Snow, and yet not ...

... . WHY does a society 1-cly never shed tears ?— Bcc '.u-e -he wants to keep her powder dry. WHY is a go)(-i sportsman like a bad shot Bt c «u.-e be is the boy to ketp the game alive. WHY is a convivial man like a Quaker?— Bccisufe be is fond of 'he Society ...

... skeleton enemy. Its lines were therefore mere outlines, and it must have bad but slender chances of success. AN EXPENSIVE STAGE MOON ,-A recent case, in which t! e actress known as Nelly Moon was concerned, showed that the professional beauty in question ...

... have their yearnings and their ecstasies; And each man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven stages. First, the Philistine, Sneering at Art's high transcendental charms; And next the clinging Pupil, with his lily And elongated chin, gliding like ...

... better to rob on the highway than to do the thing y u request. However hard you may take my denial, be it known to you, if the father and mother whom I loved and honoured were alive and made such requests, I should have the grace to say my. ihe Bishop took ...