... SIX SONS IN THE ARMY. The example of the Coruwall family which gave seven sons to the Army has been emulated by a Kentish household, of which members are now serving her Majesty, while it is anticipated that s seventh, at present in the Duke of York's ...

... trust, Have trust betrayed—as woman musty To gently chide, to cheer and bless, Ans bear with patient tenderness Her burdens III:not shrink away, But bravely look ahead and say. “From dawn of life till set(in§ sun ‘Woman's work is never done. } Turrr is ...

... THE BLIND WOMAN AND HER 0‘.”..-7 Bishop Stanley, who mentions the story, heard of an aged blind woman who used to be led every Sunday to church by a gander, which took hold of her gown with its bill. When she had seated herself, it retired to graze in ...

... WHEN A WOMAN AND A MOUSE MEET, which is the more frightened, the woman or the mouse? This was a subject proposed for a Debating Society. History does not record what the result was, whether the members in their wisdom settled this most important question ...

... BINGLEY PEOPLE NOTE! BILE BEANS CURE A LOCAL WOMAN. HEADACHE, WEAKNESS, AND DIZZINESS ENDED: Every !Bosley boueewife should profit by the experience of Mrs. Harden, of Church Street, Manningharn, who was cored by Char. Fords's Bile Beaus of acute headache ...

... “turn my cow !” The man, however, took no notice, allowing the cow to pass. When the woman came up to him she said, “ Man, why did you not turn my cow 7’ He n{gliod. “ Woman. lam not s man—l am a magistrate Ing Ancient and Honourable Artiilery Company of ...

... Armstrong, Bert., sod edited by hie sots, makes the happy suggestion that every Arseetrosg, man or woman, the Empire, should oostribste to a special land foe the relief of thou Iterola oamosakes' widows and orphans DINNEN George No day pease. wi•hout the ...

... man, woman, or nation, that, having neglected the opportunity to learn by the sufferings of ethers, has come to be educated in her own school. In this case Russia might have learned something from the rapidity with which Japan overcame the armies of China ...

... nation? For nearly four vears a little over 50,000 Cubans kept at bay the standing army of Spain, and still they show po sign of snbmiseion. Heretofore, the Cuban Army have fought on the defensive, but now they are taking the oTensive. They have gained ...

... , rinsing was led br the Worth Wesleyan Choir. who gave the anthem. fling unto the Lorrl. Min G. Newton gave the solo, - Land of haw. Mr. V. S. Farrar gave the solo. 'Thou art passing.' Both solos were well rendered. FAREWELL SERVICES. Ad'utant Wanh ...

... celled upoh to fulfil then la her desire to aid woman is apt to do too much and weaken where die should strengthen ; and this is noticeable over and over again in the ores of the prectioad. cammonimeme woman married to the reedlike man. who is content to ...

... for the repayment of the transit, coat of settlement, and land. He also suggested that the Government might g.ve the use of may two! troopship.. and said that if conducted underi Salvation Army iliecieline, emigrants axed be', carried at a cost of 10. ...