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3 IMPORTANT NOTION SADDLERY. T. & J. HEDDLE, RAVE opened a Sbop in BURGH ROAD, where taty will carry on the Saddlery ita a. Ito branches. FEEDING. T. & J. H. bare also takes • acre, where thrj vill keep in dock all kinds of Femilimr Hay, Straw Oat., Here Brea, filiteiles Yellows

Ms J. CATHCART WASON, who was received with Opposition cheers on rising to address the House for the first from the Liberal benches, said the supporter* of the amendment had derived no gram of comfort from the statement of the representative of the Government. They were not sati

_ It a dull November night, when two gentlemen retired to reel', in a far country, after the interesting experiences of a well spent holiday. Naturally enough they were talking of their surroundings, and things in general. The conversation very innocently turned on a certain pec

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What is the happ'eet day 'tsi a woman's life P Three hundred New York clubwomen met recently to find out. One woman plumped for the day and moment when the carnage arrived to take her on her honeymoon, "because she was leaving all her old clothes behind her, although she would p

A new headgear has blossomed forth in the shop window of an enterprising hat merchant in Cheapside. A little crowd may be seen all day long admiringly gazing at those "tries" which are called "Twyx." The name explains itself when you have seen the hat, for the aiticle itself is

. Besides Newfoundland, a floating station has been establishel at Vsadivostock on the old iner Clan Grant, while in Japanese waters a Christiania firm has for some little time been shooting whales, but selling the carcases to the neighbouring natives for food. The Christiania p