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... Elderly Dowager.— 44 Now, Psrkins, I require toot Opinion. Don't jou think this Drese me Perkins Qwho been cautioned always speak the truth, on pain ex losing her place, wanly).— 4 yes, Lady, euits your Lsdysfeip quite—as ene may say quite 4 down to the ...
... as an article of diet as well as for its exceptional money-saving qualities. Not only do the leading medical authorities speak highly of this delicious beverage, but the public have very generally testified to its merits by hundreds of unsolicited letters ...
... day. he Asd be it remembered that their earnings are on the old list of E e prices, now rejected by the strike. This fact speaks volumes. If h n men who are not brought up as miners can produce these results, are at not those men in the Union-strike just ...
... anywhere within the limits of our town, ha vWiM be sure to diud a well-wisher of John Manley. Whilo his life has, generally speaking, been anuneventful one, he has, nevertheless, during those twenty-nine years, met with some strange exporiences. In nightly ...
... Wellington and that ef Soult. They mention, with some particu. Jars of the French loss, a battle on the 1oth ; and afterwards speak, but %with less exadness, of one on the iitth. But wehave now tocall the attention ofthe leader to an event of a veiy diffeient ...
... which he has kindly furnished. On To his very lucid and striking statements, which I enclose, I can sos tadd nothing; they speak for themselves: but I may observe, that on his leaving Lincolnshire it was the decided impression of lyre all his friends both ...
... George Smith, Edinburgh, presided, and as the biographer ot Ckrey that he made the civilisation of the human race by those who speak the Christian said evangelical morrment Carey had successors equal himself. The Bar. Dr. followed, and highly eulogised Careys ...
... RURDITCE. ''The Evangeietic lssionu 164, Alexandrsaroa Rom oe Co.. Birkenbhead s 8 J Wood. London., .W. Dear Sirs,-I cannot speak too highlr of your excellent Oijt. ment 'Homocea.' In our family we seem to fy to it tor everr physical ache and pain, -bile ...
... ting. Froml Roll s FT;P, where M~r. Gladstone is at present eaymig, wve a~re advised that every one is struck with th e sp~eaking nature of the lik~eness. Thle Portrait is therefore of historoc interest. It is i Mr. Gladstone as he is to-day. and it ...
... 'Mriethyr lydvil, Sept. 8th, 1883, Dear Sir.-E find the sale of tieigel's Syruy ,teadilyincroesmig. All whohavetried it speak very highly of its medicinal virtues; one customer describes it as a 'godsend to dyspeptie people. I always recommend it with ...
... BACK your own ttFftjRSENTATlVES against a CONSPIRACY of the TORY AltISTOCRACY, aed the TOWN CLERKS of ENGLAND. LET YORKSHtRE SPEAK OUT. TIHE LEEDS PROCESSION, *Composed o-f IVAGGONS and lEDESTRIANS. and accompanied sitt FLAGS aild MtUSIC, will assemble at ...
... Every season brings more; and they say, Why don 't you get a line It would very soon 4 near quite the revei se what at I speaking a visitor the other day, runsi«i«Ta the Railway Company are doing great to the director*, to and to numbers of Viaiturs wiah ...