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GRAINS OF GOLD.
No cord or cable can draw so [?] of bind so [?] love can with only a single thread. It is the unscrupulous and man ...
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AS OTHERS SEE THINGS.
The following extracts from the "Review of "Reviews " are interesting:—The Prospects of the Land, Bill. The Land Bill will not get through ...
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ST. LUKE'S, NORTH FITZROY.
It was with great pleasure that we welcomed the Rev. F. N. Alexander, who has had 38 years of Indian. missionary work and Miss' Campbell, of China, on the 16th alt. They ...
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OUT OF THE HURLY BURLY.
Enthusiasm is not a crime with which modern humanity can often be charged, for in some ways the nineteenth century witnessed an increase ...
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Seldom has an anniversary been celebrated with ore enthusiasm and perfect harmony than that which commenced at St. Luke's Church, N. ...
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FUGITIVE NOTES.
The Federal Parliament has no doubt followed the wisest course in merely adopting the report of the Decimal Coinage Committee, leaving ...
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On the Laughter of Mankind.
A man of philosophical temper who suddenly discovers that in is the centre of a circle of grinning faces, may survive the discovery for a ...
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The Manchurian Difficulty.
The situation in Russian Manchuria is very similar to that we accupy in Egypt, with two important differences. Russia has a treaty ...
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Customs Administration.
The manner in which the Minister of Customs continues to track down and punish offenders against the Federal Customs laws is exciting ...
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Manners.
Manners may be either a revealer or a concealer of the true mental or moral condition of a man. When adopted as a veil to hide what is there however ingenious ...
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A SOCIAL EVENING.
A social evening was spent by the members of the King Harold Lodge of Druids and their friends on Wednesday, July 8th, in Smith's Hall, ...
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Cheap Notoriety.
The utmost power of as horse exerted in drawing a heavy load along the street will excite no attention; but half the power put forth in rearing and plunging will ...
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NERVOUS PROBTRATION FOR FIFTEEN YEARS.
There are few complaints which create less sympathy. than Nervousness. Yet this disorder is a very distressing one, and at times the ...
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Thoughts for Young Men.
Costly apparatus and splendid cabinet have no magical power to make scholars. In all circumstances as a man is, under God, the master of his own fortune, so ...
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The Doom of the London School Board.
Sir William Anson introduced, on April 7th, the measure by which the Government propose to extend, the. principles of the Education Act of ...
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DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT.
Fifty-one, years residence is some- what of a record in a young country. Since the late Mr. Izard came to Fitzroy in the early fifties, not only ...
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Overdid It.
She "You remember what you promised, before we were married? You said you would make every effort to make yourself worthy. ...
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In the Past Tense.
"You seem very attentive to Miss Willoughby. "Eh ? Yes—I did propose." Do you propose to marry her?" ...
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