... members of this great freemasonry that the largest share of it will be bestowed. It is idle, no doubt, in a case as this, to speak of the demoralizing influence of charity. The men are demoralized already, and a few unearned shillings more or less can make ...

... satisfied Europe is tranquil; there can be little doubt that for many years France hot Continental thrones, figuratively speaking, ins kind of perpetual hot water. It was the custom of the late Emperor Napoleon to receive the foreign Ambassadors # • pn ...

... nursed her father, and her brother the Prince of Wales, will say that her Majesty's description is at all overdrawn, when she speaks of her as a bright example of loving tenderness, eourageous devotion, and self-saarifioe to duty. The memory of the beloved ...

... forgetting that the mixers of a wicked people were an abomination. Any of the Church of England in these day, clergyman to speak as plainly as Isaiah ad would be said either to be preaching politics or to be saying a good many things which were extremely ...

... devotion and filial fidelity of Princess Alice. She was not of our blood or climate, yet even In our Republican women will speak of the event with unusual sympathy, remembering that she was a woman full of personal graces, a devoted daughter, a good wife ...

... short of the manor is this: Your plans are all spooked, so all goes I'll submit to be so longer; You are sunning and sly, it speaks is nal ti T„ Lad the sooner ws bid one another My banking savant will get hut a word, I have dine; Your habits are costly ...

... impossible, inasmuch as in ordinary circumstances 4t takes from four to six years to make • competent goods guard. Generally speaking, be begins as a point-holder, alter which he would be transferred to do the-,duty of an under shunter, and after the lapse ...

... supposed to be • a rival: Wicked men have in this way given themselves to some strife between , the gteat bodies of English-speaking Men on the two sides Of the ocean. Wicked men have in like sort giien themselves to stir up strife between England and Germany ...

... but there Is such a vast amount of snow to be shovelled away that it will take a considerable time to do se. Lord Morley, speaking at the annual dinner of-the Port of Plymouth Chamber of Commerce on Monday night at Devonport, urged that the pleas for ...

... supposed to be a rival. Wicked men have in this way given themselves to some strife between the two great bodies of English-speaking men on the two sides of the ocean. Wicked have in like• sort given themselves to stir up strife between England and Germany ...

... letter to her husband, asking him to lut her be buried in her blue suit. ----- The Chicago News advises Hai readers, when speaking through the telephone, at a public exhibition of the instrument, to commence by laughing and saying how-de Sooit's funny ...

... the leisure time of the men. As to the personal feelings of the men upon this diminution of their leisure hours I will not speak; but I venture to think that the effect upon their families will be beneficial. I had it upon the authority of the clergy and ...