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WOMAN'S WORLD.
The Duchess of Newcastle, (says the Star) possesses a magnificent collection of rare and costly dogs, for the accommodation of which kennels were erected two ...
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THE INDIAN'S HAND.
' Lippincott's Monthly Magazine' contains a thrilling tale from the pen of Lorimer Stoddard. 'The Indian's Hand,' it is called, and it tolls of the vengeance ...
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DRAMATIC & MUSICAL NOTES.
Lessees — Messrs James Allison and Frank Hewitt. Leader of Orche tra—Signor Gagliardi. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1873. The popular actress ...
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NEW CALEDONIA.
HOW CONVICT MARRIAGES ARE ARRANGED. The second article in the Nineteenth Century for October, just to hand, is entitled "A French Colony," and is an ...
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PITH AND POINT.
Liverpool is the largest shipping port in the world. About 1000 American girls are at present studying art in Paris ...
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THE GREAT GRILL - STREET CONSPIRACY.
Grimshaw's report was a tolerably faithful on, for David Acland, who had at last made up his mind that he would remove from the rooms in Great ...
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HOUSE HOLD RECIPES.
LOBSTER OR OYSTER CURRY.—Open a tin of lobster, cut the lobster into small pieces, slice an onion, weigh 8oz of butter, measure two tablespoonfuls of curry powder, one ...
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LONDON TAILORING DENS.
WHERE BALL DRESSES ARE MADE. It seems (says the Daily Chronicle of September 29) that the lady members of the aristocracy run just the same risk as ...
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
BEECHAM'S PILLS Are universally admitted to be worth a guinea a box for bilious and nervous disorders, such as wind and pain in the ...
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"OH, DON'T TOUCH ME! DON'T COME NEAR ME!"
These words were uttered with a howl—almost a yell. Yet the boy to whom they were addressed wasn't within ten feet of the howler, and wouldn't have come ...
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ON A STRING.
The following good story of successful feminine impersonation is taken from a Transatlantic paper:— In 1850 I went from New Orleans to ...
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WORK FOR BAZAARS.
In these days of frequent fancy fairs, sales of gifts, or whatever their promoters are pleased to term them, there is a constant inquiry for something new, so ...
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THE GREAT RACE.
The race for the Melbourne Cup of 1892 has come and gone, and the anticipations of thousands of people for a year have disappeared in something under the space of ...
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