... desire to be t iltter le hadw ?? as a gremt incentive to women to 'me, forward in this work, Her own foeling wa s p lctr eas no clams which should Ro re im a letr yif a too ljrn the children (hear, hetAr). There I head tO a gretb` t extent, ...

... her ajittioc there, whets she replied that she bad lately come out ,; the Union, whore she had been confined. Her husbansi, she e5,plained, had deserted her, and she was then going to her frieuds. Mrs. Griffin ...

... %]Ine ?? ni-tvI. ?? ?? 1tesleivoou. WiV ?? ?? i .ti'i' ?? A. cih-iiats i-1 Vo a ?? e Clitfford 11own. Ilo it I. ?? Jessie Cromss, ti ceceill ~Miss Lucwy W-\ilsonc R J I !J ?? AfTI ?F. ItOY AL. th For erre ti-1 i-ct years Conicea the ...

... years I have known a woman who has gone by the name of Frances, She came to the house as a casual lodger, staying there a night at a time, She would sometimes come twice a week, ...

... could appohnt a few of their number who, ailded by the editor of our megazine, would be able to produce such a work of reference as would be a credit to the Order, aird a sousce of pleasurea to those Into whore hanids It was put, ATT.NnDANOE ...

... Bolt, Mary H. h ns Pound, Sydney W. Brimsion, Harriet A. Dory, Rehecca ti g A, Fisher, Percy W. Franklin, Arthur E, Fry, Catherine TI a A. Granger, Helen E, Granger, Elizabeth A, ...

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... at night. A policeman saw a girl i5 come out Sf defendant's house, at a quarter past II o'clock on ?a- r; turday night, with beer in a jug, Defendant admitted the charge. id He did not allow beer to be drunk in his house at all, but kept ...

... the same way to have much pity to spend on Chamberlain Field, But Pat Byrne looked grave, and there was tone of compassion in his voioe as he said, Ah, thin, that’s a pity, for wid all his faults Foxy was a gintieman and a scholar.” “Is ...

... shirt, mend a coat, seat i pair of ouwbisperables, bakesa loaf of bread, roast a joint of meat,a !broil a steak, make a puddig, and manufacture frocks for little respoasibilities. o . A Pious HARtL-On the ...

... MISCELLANEOITS. A RETIRING ALLOWANCie,-Get out; of my sight. A screw that never ought to be losoe-a Bhip'a crew. ?i PoOiOLoOICAL Discovstity.-The first apple was eaten by, the first pair, AN Aru'eRornIATH MATC11.-Jand Shadre wedded to Jack A ...

... Parson's Vludication is a stirring description of a South African adventure, in which a dry as dust missionary performed prodlgies of valour. - A Doll and a Mloral, by Bernard Capes, is a pretty little ...