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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 47, 19 November 1907, Page 2

I hnvo mixed with all sorts of people, and I never met ail atheist yet. Immorality seems to me . to bo far moro rdmpant' than; • unbelief. The' most virtuous class. in' the country is the great midtllo, class; they aro about as good-living peoplo as you will find ' anywhere in tho world.—Bishop of Norwich, in the "Christian Commonwealth." • It is a matter of common knowledge that successful mercantile men aro usually bad '.' politicians.—"l'enang Gazette." ■ • • ■ An observing man from following closely the ciguretto manners of a woman very Well construes hor: whole character.and temper.- 1 - Dr. liinil ltoicli in the "Tatler;". ■■ ■ ' Americans, are, beginning to feel their feet . : i in l'aris at last, and it will not bo long ■ before, the American hostess is almost- -as>■■■■'' prominent a figure over there as> in those latter days she lias. beon in London. - iiAni American saloon in Paris will bo a .-thing te A > marvel'at.—-"Onlooker." . .