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j u j ti, u u mm y m u* m WU native-born and naturalised Danes over sixty years of age receive pensions of ten shil. lings to eighteen shillings per month, if nnnhla to support themselves or their families. Australia has, proportionately, more churcKes than any other country, the number being 6,013, or 210 to every 100,000; England has 144 churches to every 100,000; Russia only, fiftrfivo to the same number. u CANDLEI TOR TIGEBS." I Nightfall is an unpleasant period 1ft. tile village life of Korea, as a frequent loiterer in a village is the Korean tiger-a superb beast, with three inches of thick fur under his tawny stripes. The roads near the towns are tree of these visitors, but many of the villages are in. fested with them. Quite a large item in the accounts of a certain small Port, north of Wonsan was entered under the heading of candles for tigers"; the official explaining that he had to carry several lanterns every night when he went home from the olhce, ia order to keep off the tigers .4

Devasting Earthquakes.

The Suicide of a Baron.

i Mr Hughes Watts' Case.

Accident to a Duchess.

The Weather.

ICHOLERA IN EUROPE. !

GENERAL BULLER HONOURED.

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ITHE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.I

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RETIRED ARMY OFFICERS AS VICTIMS.…

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Monmouth Agricultural Show.

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I The Paraffin Danger. I

Admiral Togo's Flagship Blown…

ISweden and Norway. I

r Alien Immigration. I

--The Gleaner. I

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THE CONGO FREE STATE. I

IBANKRUPTS' METHODS. I

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