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Amusing Stories
He: "I think your family name is such a fine one." She: "Do you? I get dreadfully tired of it." ...
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FARM AND FIELD.
How necessary it is for a former to exercise core in the selection of the seed that he commits to tho ground is being increasingly demonstrated. In ...
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LADIES' COLUMN.
After dealing with the everyday side of her autumn wardrobe, a woman at this season usually needs to bestow some little thought on a dress for ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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POETRY.
Before the urchin well could go, She stole the whiteness of the snow; And more, that whiteness to adorn, She stole the blushes of the morn; ...
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A RENOVATED AND A NEW SKIRT.
Girls who do their own dressmaking are generally interested in new skirt patterns, and often when a now season sets in, the task before the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GRANTED.
She Bui across the car for me, As fair and sweet a maiden As fondest dream could hope to see— A tailor gown arrayed in, ...
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Love and a Shop Girl,
CHAPTERS I. TO III.—The story opens in the bedchamber of some shop-girls who "live in." Erica Temple ton is familiarly known aa "The Duchess," ...
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SIMPLE REMEDIES FOR HORSES.
Many farmers, although keeping a number of horses, do not know the simplest remedies for the slight ailments the horse is heir to. Flatulence, ...
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Too Plain for the Swells.
Mrs. Callan: " 'Ave ye sin the name the King of Hitaly's give to his baby?" Mrs. Allen: "Yes, 'Umbert. Mrs. Callan: " 'Umbert, indeed! I s'pose plain Bert ain't good enough. I reckon they'll call the next one 'Singbill.'" ...
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"Speak."
A train containing a large number of harvesters fresh from the Emerald Isle had just drawn up a railway station called Speke, and down shouting "Spekc, "Speke," "Speke," when an innocent Paddy popped his head out of a carriage window and ...
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INCREASE FODDER CROPS.
The energetic cultivation of fodder forms the basis of both the successful maintenance of live stock and of crop production. Such a system [?]riches the ...
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A Threat.
O'Rourke (who is being lowered down a well): "Hold on, Oi want to come up again." Finnegan: "An" what phor?" ...
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The Lifelong Puzzle.
He: "There are two periods in a man's life when he doesn't understand a woman." She: "What are they? ...
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TO OBTAIN PATTERNS.
Patterns of all the designs appearing in this column, week by week. can bo obtained by sending postal order, or stamps, value 9d., for each pattern ...
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At the Theatre.
Miss Barlowe (who is somewhat short-sighted): "Oh, mamma, look at that beautiful white bonnet in the front row of the stalls." ...
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IRON IN FERTILISERS.
Iron is always found in the ash of plants, and, therefore, forms a part of their composition, but in such an insignificant quantity that it is not ...
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THE MACYAR BODICE.
The small diagram is of the Magyar, bodice, and the paper patten consists of one piece only, namely, half the bodice. ...
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Little Jack.
Little Jack's Mamma: "Jack, how did you get this tear in the seat of your pants?" Little Jack: "That's where ...
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