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  2. SELECTED POETRY.

    Ah, me! these terrible tongues of ours Are we talf aware of their magic powers ? Do we ever trouble our heads at all Where the jest may strike or the hint may ...

    Article : 267 words
  3. ENGLAND'S POOR RATES.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 156 words
  4. BUNINYONGSHIRE COUNCIL

    Present.—Crs Davies (in the chair), M’Lennan, Gillanders, S. Greene, Way, Kennedy, Sharkey, M’Haific, and Reid. An apology from President Greene was ...

    Article : 864 words
  5. OUR AGRICULTURAL LUTTER.

    Although the surface contour, the water supply in the rivers, and many other conditions, are widely different in Egypt and Italy from existing conditions in Australia, ...

    Article : 1,632 words
  6. MULTUM IN PARVO.

    Thunder has never been beard more than 14 miles from the flash of lightning. There are 25,000 workmen engaged in the rubber industry of America. ...

    Article : 656 words
  7. LADIES' COLUMN.

    Gilt finger-nails are the latest production of the Paris fashion mania. Like everything else that is new, however foolish and unnatural, this newest “fad" has been adopted ...

    Article : 1,354 words
  8. HIS WEE BIRDLING.

    “It ain’t everybody I’d trust my little gal to.” said old Farmer Skinner to the lovelorn young g[?]anger who had become enamoured with Miss Sallie Skinner and wished to carry ...

    Article : 198 words
  9. MRS. SMITH OF LONGMAINS.

    Mrs Smith’s was not a face upon which I imagine as a rule any emotion painted itself with much vividness. It was a dull, flat, mask-like face; but there was one feeling ...

    Article : 3,185 words
  10. TEMPERANCE NOTES.

    At a large Sunday School Assembly, over which Dr Hurlbut presided last summer, the testimony of ministers in attendance from different portions of the State was ...

    Article : 464 words
  11. HOME INTERESTS.

    Vegetable .Cu[?]ry.—Cut some onions in thin slices, and fry them a good brown in butter; add a breakfastcupf[?]l of milk in which a tablespoonful of curry powder has ...

    Article : 407 words
  12. AN INGENIOUS CREDITOR.

    A Western physician was riding in an omnibus, when an Irishman stepped in, and recognising the doctor, said : "[?]ch, an sure, an it's Dochtor J -, I ...

    Article : 100 words
  13. FUN AND FANCY.

    The feast of imagination – Having no dinner, but reading a cookery book. The daughter of Enoch was 380 years old when she married. Courage, ladies ! ...

    Article : 711 words
  14. A STRANGER AT HOME.

    There is a stranger in almost every home. He is none other than the boy. He is wellknown as long as his hair is worn in ringlets and his dresses are quite as pretty as his ...

    Article : 739 words
  15. BRER GARDNERS" ARGUMENT FOR TH [?]M.

    “One fing dat com luces me dat de Lawd am a good lyawd,” said Brother Gardner as the meeting opened, “ar de way he pu[?]s up will human natur.’ One has only to put on ...

    Article : 702 words
  16. EGERTON.

    The following verbatim report of Mr Inspector Summons is well worthy of a place in your columns, and needs no comment: —“Gordon State school, NO. 755—Examined ...

    Article : 217 words
  17. IINEBRIETY.

    According to apaper read by Dr T. D. C[?]rs before the society for the study of inebriety, there are now in America 50 different for d[?]kards. These ...

    Article : 199 words
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