... BEECHAM'S PILES BEECHAM'S PILLS have, so to speak, made a man of me. PORTIA UP TO DATE. I am reminded, and feel called upon in this, my maiden effort, to inform my brothers and sisters in law that ...

... and feel called upon in this, my maiden effort, to inform my brothers and sisters in law that BEECHAM'S PILLS have, so to speak, made a man of me. ...

... I am reminded, and feel called upon in this, my maiden effort, to inform my brothers and sisters in law that have, so to speak, made a man of me. ...

... BEECHAM'S PILLS have been before the public for half-a-century, and are to be found in every English-speaking country they have by far the largest sale ol any patent medicine in the world. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere. ...

... of the greeting which they had given him. Speaking as the president of the Perry Barr Instituie, he congratulated them most heartily upon the establishment of the Harborne Institute. It was not for him to speak in detail to them of the course of study ...

... her as a Bacchante. Northcote described her as the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. Leslie, in his Life of Reynolds, speaks of tier lovely face and lithe, tall, delicate figure with no little enthusiasm. Tbe poet Mason wrote his once well-known tragedy ...

... its cleansing and purifying properties and the flattering testimonials that have been bestowed upon it by eminent Dentists speak volumes of praise for its merits. FOR THE TEETH, though efficient and powerful, is absolutely harmless, for it contains neither ...

... whilst in 1897 the height attained was nearly thrice as great. These are actual facts in picture form. M This phenomenal growth speaks volumes for the yjlp invaluable properties of Bovril both as a nourish- ing, stimulative and digestible food, and an indispensable ...

... ft? EAT LESS MEAT H?. *'1/100 much animal food be eaten we are liable to produce gout and dis- orders of the liver, not to speak of indigestion. Pracli Most people eat too much meat, and many of the most painful and dangerous diseases are the result. ...

... expectations. A. 0. FAULKNER rEST 90 167, REGENT ST., W. DELICATE. Speaking of friends or relatives who come short of being what they would be if in vigorous health, we say they are delicate speaking of others in like condition, we say they are sickly. Health ...

... A CHRISTMAS BOX. The late Charles Dickens, in one of his works, speaking of theatrical management, and the liberal treatment of actors, said, There can be no better means of securing the hearty good will and co-operation of the parties employed in un ...

... secure a lasting and satisfactory settlement of the GREAT IRISH j PROBLEM it is absolutely necessary that the whole English-speaking race should be able to bring the full powers of J the mind to bear upon the subject, untrammelled by any disease or ill-humours ...