... some people who are only too ready to grow old. Instead of this we should try to keep voung in thought and sympathy. Thisis a very different thing from trying to play the role of youth after decay has taken hold of us, and decrepitude set in. It is a sad ...

... foe TRY. --.■- . VALENTINE. tales of lore to you I send, bidden flame discover; glory the name oi friend, Disdaining that of lover. And now, while each fond sighing youth Repeats his vows of love and truth, Atteud to this advice of mine— With caution ...

... ON THE ERRORS OF YOUTH, AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES. MEDICAL WOEK. Mental and Physical Decay, and Di*ea»cs qf the Reproduction System, Illustrated with fine ngr avings. Just Published, in Sealed Envelope, price Is. 6d., and sent Post Free to any part of the ...

... that by having used and persevered with Zam-Bak aeon the advice of his medical man he saved his leg. He says Whilst I was crooning Fenchureh Street, a careless youth, pushing a truck. ran into me and some sharp ironwork caught my right leg below the knee ...

... AN UNKNOWN CLEVER YOUTH. All the great scientific men were for the time beaten. Something wee wanted to prevent pbutographs which were distinctly visible In the dark from turning black when exposed to light. Sir Humphrey Davy, the inventor of the miner's ...

... FRIENDS IN ARMENIA. A special oorreepondent in Armenia write.:— The plain of Seibert has long sines lost itspnmevat happiness The river Jureck, which s flows through it, was one of the rivers of Eden. So I was told by my two friends, Ambrosial, Aradmandril ...

... time. At hall-poet save!' on Eri•:ay morning we were picked u.. by tl r Yen away at pea. and taken on to Ouarnary. A.I my friend', lam arrant. have been lost. can't .I.•ak too I ighly of the brass work of the captoin and crew. Thev di i their very best ...

... ORISHERY YOUTHS. Atlloconciaston of the last•named match, the above some took possession of the ground, end an interesting game followed, some good play being pot to by the juveniles. After an evenly contested Match the home team won by 1 goal and I try to ...

... others had been who were guilty of • similar offence. It was not long before a friend ofldah, who was present, brought her word of what had been done ; and the same friend volunteered to find Eaton Farleigh, and acquaint him with how matters stood. He ...

... HIS ONLY FRIEND. garden 'Ma COlo➢ one 01 the lore, ilabidmi hilh He exclaimed with emotion. The only friend I had at Guilsborough was my pet at. and even that she kept from me. With dramatic gesture he asserted, 0 Everthing written by my wife under ...

... their studies, and they ms academeea!l inetitution to now fearlesely view try found in an y ei try in the world. There are objections whieh he made to the of competitive examinaticg ‘people say that it leads toa s it is often the case that when mankind ...

... tM rrturiong sun•lonv to h h•Meta ol tursate. se the clot.tolt two, quite rest o red. I telt sly friends and idolised us say way to the postudles. The died sad wise old est lot nosy lived • favoured in tits family. NITS TO CRACK. 1. -ISt ue. --Sila often ...