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... Chloro-Linseed RO-LI Cough Loasnfas, post tree, Td. Of Chemists. ' GRACE GREENWOOD, in a lecture on children, says: We know by babies crying for the moon that heaven is nearer to them than to us. Mothers should bear this in mind, and not flog the little ...
... ENGLISH VISITORS AT 6.th FICAN. CISCO. Grace Greenwood sends to the New York Thus an account of a recent visit to Sao Francisco, where she was the guest of ez-Governor Stanford. While there, she says : A distinguished p..r'y of English tourists, ...
... Writing from London to the -V«c York Times Grace Greenwood, tbe well-known authoress, says —A strange rumour has been for soire time afloat: in London, anil now find it given with considerable circumstantiality, if not substantiation, in the Paris Figaro ...
... IN A QUICKSILVER MINE. Grace Greenwood. who bas twee some time travelling in the west of America, sends to the roil ewes au account of a recent visit to a quicksilver mine : It was a brilliant May morning when we set out from San Josh for the new Almaden ...
... f„enda once ; W morning. The simplicity of thi. maohlne lloox & Gibb.) equalled the unerring accuracy with which it work.. Grace Greenwood, in Little Pilgrim. High St.. Oxford, Feb. 22nd, 1868. WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 13S, Hegent St., London ...
... MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the New York from Bait Like City, on the 17th of October : We attended Divine service in the new tabernable on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach. because of ...
... wife and yet be innocent of adultery were rigidly excluded from the jury, and it took day and a half to impanel one. Grace Greenwood, in another letter written from Salt Lake City the New York Times, notes the twisting of the law from its original spirit ...
... mv acanainlanoe with it with some trepidation, but it is only equalled by the unerring aocnraoy with which it works. Grace Greenwood, in Little Pilgnm. . . “lam pleased to say the machine in ««»«»»« the'grealeotsatisfaotion.”..•••• •J• V.nc.nt, ...
... vary morning. The simplicity of thi. machine (W & Gibbs) is only equalled by the unerring aocnraey with which it worka.— Grace Greenwood, in Little Pilgrim. “lam pleated to say the maohine every way glvee the greatest satisfaction!.” J. Vincent, Herald Office ...
... morning. The simplicity of this machine (Wlllpox & Oibbt) is only equalled by the unerring aeenracy with which it work*— Grace Greenwood, in Little Pilgrim. . ~M lam pleased to tay the machine t» everii wav gives the greatestsatisfaction.” J. ViNcanr, Herald ...
... ENGLISH VISITORS AT SAN FRANCISCO. Grace Greenwood sends to the Nan York noes an account of a recent visit to San Francisco, where she was the 'nest of ex-Governor Stanford. While there, she says: A distinguished party of English tourists, Mr. Childers ...
... THE MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the New York Times front Salt Lake City, on the 17th of October We - attendeirDi;u;;;;;;k7in the new tabernable on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach. because ...