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... and whose mutual subscriptions help to keep it golng, and to g:mde for the calls the members make upon it. Now, t, I will speak of the importance of having a large, rather than = small, Society for this purpose. In every Assurance Society of over{ kind ...

... from 2s. per Ib. . This season's Mustard just arrived, prepared in strict accordance with the Adulteration Act. This fact speaks for itself. 682.687 ...

... were now beund iogefiu!',rtwo volumfa !n one.” A msn up in New H;mpqhn'e named hia two children Ebengzar and Flora, He always speaks o!“n a 8 Eb. and Flo. Very tidy joke fln:t. S b 4 An old lady -hteiy visited Barnum's show, was delighted with all she saw ...

... who went through life without gaining any of the immense advanhges to be derived from the contemplation of art and nature, Speaking of the intellectual advantages the students gm the first that struck him was the inc power of observation., He had once made ...

... Notes,” an account of a visit he has paid to the Imperial family at Chiselhurst :— “Parls, Jan, 6, 1873. “‘ Friends ask me to speak of my recent voyage in England, and to relate anJ&hhg affecting thovlllfirh.l cause in what I have seen and heard. I accede ...

... the front room, wheveupon her father imanediately rushed out of an adjoining room, with a knite inhhhnnd“lld.umhcmhd time to speak. he stabbed her several times, She described one of ‘the stabs as “dszfingm knifeinto herleg.” After this he pushed the nnd ...

... sell tampennge &reelg uidhhe ‘:vu in&uoed olbés parents to sign the pledge when he was four years old, and ‘conseqmmtlg could speak in the highest terms of abstinence from drink, ...

... the miof{m and musk; and let Pygmalion admire his worl MgeaN 10 A DEGREE.—*‘ You may say what you please,” said Muggivs, speaking of a deceased comrade; “Jack was a good boy—he was, and a great hunter : but he was the meanest man that ever breathed in ...

... door of which a gun, somewhat rusty and kept for shoéting rats, was hung. Cowens, unobserved by his companions, and without speaking to either of them, took the gun down ard took aim with it at his oommion Ewmmerzon. It was loaded, and the result was the ...

... Spiritualist theories, and can easily be brought to proof. Of the other alleged phenomena of Spiritualism it is difficult to speak with even this amount of gravity. They are for the most part exhibited under conditions either plainly suggestive of imposture ...

... country had a tale to tell like the shell which the child had put to its ear. We put these great and ancient institutions, so to speak, to our ear, and Remember their august abode And murmur, as the ocean murmurs there, '(Cheers.) Our institutions might require ...