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... you occupy. Do you wish the world were wiser ? Well, suppose you make a start By accumulating wisdom. In the scrap-book your heart. Do not waste one page in folly. Live to learn, and learn live; If you want to increase your knowledge. kou must get ere you ...
... )I0 CARDS! Have yon ever wrestled with a Post-card AlbnmP I bare just emerged from that experience, a dilapidated wreck. A large assortment of pretty picture postcards, sent to me by kind friends, necessitated the purchase of a nice book to pat them in ...
... very uncommon, for I do not often hear of people finding it. have received a letter thanks from Martindale, of Bickley. and I notice two new mem tiers have joined from Scalbv who po to Bickley School. Kolidayn will noon b© over, and then we shall have mime ...
... Minster has. in time past, suffered from fire, the last occasion in !84r». The most beautiful and interesting parts are the East window, the “Five Sisters’ Window.” and the nave. The former is the largest Gothic window the world. The “Five Slaters’ Window” is ...
... happy is now; The be happy is by making others happy. This Circle open girls and boys age. and incladwi members all over the world. membership alreadv numbers considerably over 3,000, and ♦§ increasing week by week. Any boy girl wishing to join the Circle ...
... estimated that about 20,000 lambs will be ex* sorted from the Isle of Wight this season. It is curious that, the island Is called the garden cf England, large luantitles of vegetables are imported into it from the main and. The Emperor Napoleon 111. is having ...
... when there was a vast gathering of the friends of the deceased, not only from the Hall, with which he bad so long and honourably been associated, but from all classes, and from all parts of the kingdom. Collegians, politicians, and social friends all ...
... . • - . . Writing from North Shields this subject, Messrs. John Robinson and Sons say : *’ For the guidance of any vessels about to leave for America, Captain James Petrie of our «.s. Azalea, just arrived at Leith from Norfolk (Va.), writes follows ...
... preserved in oil, as the latter coats the tin and protects it from the air. However, it would always seem to be wisest to be on the safe side, and remove food, whatever its character, from the tin immediately. The excellence of tinned foods must naturally ...
... associations conn cted with God's Acre,” did not always prevent the punster and the wag from perpetrating jokes, and turning tbe solemn into the ludicrous. From tbe sublime to the ridiculous there is but a step.” But the old state of things has all but ...
... letter from Sir Walter Raleigh to Sir John Gilbert Haight, £33 ; » letter from Laurence Sterne to M, Folej, Pan. banker, -ith humorous remarks abont “Tristram Shandy, a letter of several pages in prose and verse from Bnrns, .ECO : letter from to David ...