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... LOSS OF TIME IS LOSS OF MONET. 'ACCIDENTS CAUSE LOSE OP TIME, AM may be provided &salad THE OLDEST AND LA GEST ANTAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. Sr. How. LORD ILINNAIIID, Chsoromi. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £1,000,000. MODERATE PREMIUMS. Boma Mowed to &wore of lie. Yee& ...
... WONDERFUL DISCO VE RY.—Corns Cured oas day by salad ALEX. CHIROPO. Tbb yreparauda gradaally Dora ia a tow hoar% 4a, .rut for SO stamps —248 High Holborn, Londos. Sold by all elhaustato; by Lorimar and Karyes. U Bachasaa Street. Wm- Fowl by Bandon. 71 ...
... and serve. LETTUCE which are to be used for salads should be fresh and young. The thick bitter stalk should be cut off, and the outer and decayed leaves removed. The greet secret in preparing lettuce for salad is to have it quite dry. In ender to insure ...
... Tuesday, shortly after partaking of a dinner of cold mutton and salad, Mr Samuel Grieves, farmer, of Ecciesfield and his wife, became seriously ill, and died is a few hours. ' The salad of which they had eaten was examined. and amongst it were found the ...
... THE RENFREWSHIRE 4NDEPENIgNT, APRIL 14, 1866. HENRY'S CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS are O w Salad and most Meadow Give certain immediate relief. %sauteed to ocistain ao form of opium. A One Ponied Cane forwarded to the Coaatry on Receipt of Tweaty Postage Stamps ...
... DUNFERMLINE GRAIN-AruiL 17. Here, W.-day, we had we'll ht. Salad Wig. Wheat up about te, and oat- op shoot In per qr. Lb. per bu hel. Lowest. Top price. Oat* —to 41 Od di. od „. —4 01 Wheat tai to on —. 61. Od 67. Od ate ...
... leeklet of the Scot; The Chive. tame salad to revive; The ezquisitc Shalot. Oh, that bless d, bless'd salad I With the Onion made divine! Times were that daring I frankly called it mine. Oh. that cursed, curs d salad I With the Onion made malice! I owe ...
... IRE SAUCE Iraparts the most exquisite relief; to Steaks, Chops, and al Roast Meat Gravies, Fish, Game, Soap, Curries, and SALAD and by its tonic and invigorating properties,ensbles the stomach toperfectly digest the food. Sold by the Proprietors, LEA ...
... Tablas and Quire at 7, and 3110 d. Cora;der whether allay ars o►aap or not. CHoe's'. new ostebi ated, spring -staffed, larg Salad at .C 2 lia 9d. We canuot be ander to the Maker, they are the most likely to U sheep and substantial Furniture. A trial seliei ...
... itch, Inpus vulgaris, piles. pimples on the face or body, ringworm, enrols la or kisig'ree vil, sour butic eruptions, scurvy, salad,. sore heads, sore nipples. To he had from J•IILS gales. itarrhead o rths maker, 6 tmithhins Street. Paisley, and all chemists ...
... with Portrait THE LIFE OF THE PRINCE CONSORT, with Portrait IRE LIFE OF LORD BRoUGHAM, with Portrait. Londoa—lf. men. 234 Salad. W.C..aad all Booksellers ...
... cool p i ste u n til wanted ; then dip the mould into tepid waist a second, turn it out on a cold dish, and serve. —Queen. SALAD DELlClOSA.—lngredients Three white heart lettuces, two spring onions, or two slices of old onion very finely minced. Two cold ...