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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1785, 11 September 1884, Page 2

A vogues'gallery liasbeen established in Stamboul in imitation of similar conveniences in other countries of the civilised world. A permanent photographer was engaged, who was to receive a. fixed sura for every picture taken, and he entered at once with great zeal upon his duties. He took a photograph of every person who entered his atelier, and the collection grew so rapidly that it became necessary to issue an order that only arrested rogues were entitled to the distinction of being photographed.' Mdme, Dodieau, married to a master butcher in Havre, became tired of her husband and eloped tho other day with a young man in his employ, after she had first provided funds tor.a good time out of, her husband's cash-box to the extent of IO.OOOfr.' M. Doclieau's telegram brought a detective to the fugitive's hotel in Paris. He there found in bed a solitary young man, who swore lustily at him for violation of domicile. The officer was about to retire, when a half-suppressed sigh arrested him. Search revealed a cun-ningly-concealed closet, on opening which the erring and straying butcheress fell.half faintinginto his arms. '.:

Flies and Buoh,—Beetles, insects; roaches anti),' bed-bugs, rats,: mice, g&pllers jackrabbits, elearedoufc by "Rough, on -Kate, -7Jdl Mokes -Mm M Co.,.Sydney., General Agents, '