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... the point ! as the rod said to the lightning. le takes a clever man to conceal from others what he does not know. WHY is the assessor of taxes the best man in the world P—Because he never underrates anybody. Tux best and most thoughtful editors now allow ...
... port which hadn't been six years in bottle? Did you ever know youm; lady without scrap-book? Did you ever know baby that was not “the quietest little thing in the world.” Did you ever know Frenchman admire Waterloo Bridge ? Did you ever smoke cigar which ...
... patient was suffering from inflammation of tbs la gave medicines which, however, did no good,so far the boy's friends could see. On the contrary, be grew worse, and second doctor was fetched. This medical gentleman differed from his predecessor, ami gave ...
... official note of the arrivals into this world, departures from It. for the Parishes of Breage and Germoe, I once more offer my Services for the said Office. I have not canvassed either one of the Council. have kept myself from being burdensome onto yoa. and so ...
... till we came to the very when we om 8 su hem ber Leet andevery peak to sen limg oat biwe It was like ; toe two worlde—the workd of «a aod the world of fog— wes as sharp os if cut by a Kalle We bad eimiler om the the week before Tom says it bes some- 40 do ...
... is made that pugilists should cease fighting, likewise talking, and let the championship of the world be settled by arbitration. It would save the men from being hurt, and people could bet Ml the result all the same. I.boKT OK if.I!LBTONRB.—It problem ...
... went hie way homeward, hie head and heart filled with the Imaae of Lilian The thought half a ye-ar eeparatlan from her, of the width of the world of land and between them, wan the only hlot the bright prospect the voyage before him. Yet It would be madnje* ...
... the residents, but from the reception some these would-be vocalists received. It is feared (hey found that the occupation of the “Christmas mummer” had become a thing of the past. Gallant Rescue— Monday afternoon, a party lads from toe town visited Ledwycbe ...
... literary contente of the February ieene of TK* Woman'» World include, umoagret other ueefal contributions, % couple of powerful articles on social topics. The first is entitled Onr Girl Workers, and is from the pen of Theresa, Countess of Shrewsbury. The writer ...
... the stream, while pearl alter pearl drops from the strlnz beyond her reach ; when she clutches at one Just falling another drops beyond recovery. Oar days drop one after another our careleesnesa, like pearls from string, as sail the sea of life, until we ...
... when we are asleep, some one could poop in there, what would find * Lines from favourite poets, stray bits of tune* snatches from songs, melodies from operas, sentence* from hook*, meaningless (kites, recollections of childhood, vague and gradually growing ...
... Stonrs.—The trad» in precious stones will be one of the first to suffer from the withdrawal of the British Residency from Burro ah. Largs quantities of sapphires are exported from Bunnah to England and toe Continent generally; and the supply will now. ...