... as to pre- f vent a recurrence of the complaint. These l'iils procure a refresh- mg night's rest where sleep has departed from the sufferer for daj-3, and prevent the necessity of extraction. Whether the complaint is brought on by taking cold, by a weak ...

... evils to which the flesh is heir. To town residents who may be jaded and look careworn, he suggests outward, no less than inward, application. Honey is the finest cosmetic in the world, and a thin coating. rubbed on the iace before going to bed takes ...

... regulation in force for the stemming of vessels to load at their coal drops (the operation of which had given rise to some complaints to shipowners), it was decided, with tte view of securing increased despatch in the conduct of the coal trade of the port ...

... in No. 6, but in No. 8 heading, the door of the latter being blown out, while the doors of all other headings wore forced inwards. During Wednesday night and Thursday fore- noon further falls occurred, and considerably frus- trated the work of the explorers ...

... THE CRISIS IN THE SOUTH WALES COAL & IRON TRADES. SECEIST MEETINGS. COMPLAINTS LW MESSRS HALLIDAY AND PICAHD. WHAT HAS BECOME ( F MR BROWN ? (FHOM OUR OWN COKRE8PONDENTS.) MEltTH Y H, WEDNESDAY. The delegate meeting of yesterday forms the leading topic ...

... yours faithfully, SOUTHALL BROTHER5 & BARCLAY Bilious Complaints, Indigestion, Wind or Flatulence, Costive ness, Giddiness, Beartbarn, Pain in the Head, Chest, Back, or Gravel and Stone, Liver Complaints, Pale or ballow COmPtexiOll, Palpitation of the Heart ...

... Koartburn, Pains in the Head, Chest, Back, or Loins, Gravel and Stone, Liver Complaints, Pale or Sallow Complexion, Palpitation of the Heart, Colie, pjmp1e., Piles (both outward and inward), Eruptions, Loss of Appetite, Sickness, &c., &c., rapidly ,ured by taking ...

... so as to pre- vent a rccuiTcnce of the complaint. These Pills procure a refresh- ing night's rest where sleep has departed from the sufferer for days, and prevent the necessity of extraction. Whether the complaint is brought on by taking cold, by a weak ...

... to females. At different periods of life women are subject to complaints which require a peculiar mcdicine; and it is now an indisputable fact that there is none so suitable for complaints of this nature as Ho! lo way's Pills. For all the debilitating ...

... For example, lit Cardiff, in 18S5, tie- avera^ ship (sail and st-am) was 760 tons register, and the averaee dead weifiit •-inwards was 1,433 tous each vesstl. In 1891. tbt. average rc-gist»r was 890 tons, and the deoo wwisht can-it- 1,770 tons. It is evident ...

... Work' house, in his 104th year. The Manchester Ship Canal traffic during la8* week included the passage of 102 vesselil-45 inwards and 57 outwards. Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha arrived in LondGØ yesterday morning, and subsequently left far Windsor on a visit ...

... Heartburn, Pain in the Head, 'Chesi, Lack, or Loins, Gravel and Stone, Liver Complaints, Palo or callow Complexion, Palpitation of tne l'ijnples, riierib vh ouiward and inward), Eruptions, Loss oi Appetite, Sickness, &c., &c., rai idly cured by taking ...