... about the A~merican Washing ?staehlne. The latese novelty of the kind is, however, an Englishman's invenltion. The machine we speak of net only wa~shes in 8a sperior manner, aud wvith the smallest amuoun~t of labour, but also wrings the elothesand muauglesl ...

... LnCEum5 NsrwsRooM.-M., referring to the agita- tion for closing the newsroom earlier in the evening, says, Your correspondent speaks as if the directors 0f the newsroom and those of the library were identi- cal. Now, this is not the case - the two bodies ...

... long Svo, sewed, Is. AND THE ANT. By GoULSo ;twNr . L uthotof A Dead Lan's Diary, A Book of Strange t may be said to speak as closely to the religious Con- I rci sness of the 19th century as Bunyan's inimorsal work I U did to that of the 17th.' TERARY ...

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... digestive effort. It is so palatable that children love the taste of it, and the eagerness with which they take Scott's Emulsion speaks volumes in its favour, as every mother whose children have a natural arersion to medicine will admit. Scott's Emulsion nourishes ...

... el sort Of Infatustion to select the meet ?? to for,~ attack..: The present ease. afocsi a &tvilng ilustrauo.~.. Rob~nson speaks in tho IfttkV usdgr orlvew of persons ?? imposed upon bythesr,j 8rieoorbfaoal gentlemnas who Palmed Off, &o Aere It Mr. ...

... his ByEe2'' gr Your ward in candidates is weak, St For veou at sixes are, and Revens; Poor wsard, though I profanely speak Sy Are these thy advocates, 0 'EvgO ! leg PoDtE Os Teut. ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &U. I Royal Alexandra Theatre,- Who Speaks First? and -The Tempedt, - princez oi W~ales Thtfo.-'Parebta and Giuadidans,; z . ?? 'Jenny LIul at fkst. 3uyai Amuphlthoatre. - lhe Mrerchant of ¶tietce.t 6g. James's Bal and Qpetotta ...

... support. Well, sir, 'lest November I was again attacked with quinsey, my throat becoming much swollen, so that I couldbhardly speak.'- Instead of going. to a doctor, I canme to you. . You ordered .mehan Allcock's PorousrPlaster irn strirs't inmy throat, six ...

... The people of England speak confirming time above. Aut AFTER MANY YEARS. Sul. Wfmittle-le-Wooas, near Chorley, December 28, 1881. rig Deersir,-Slother Seigel's medicine sells exceedingly well on 'with us; all thaittry is speak hig~hly inits faLvour. ...

... yet disposed to speak truly. As respects the second point of the above truly choice p tro- duction, it is, if possible, a more despicable evasion than the first. He says we did not offer him the shares publicly, becaus we did not speak publicly a t ...

... College of Physicians of London, Dr. G. F. Collier, published by Longman and Co.:— It is no small defeot in this compilation (speaking of the * Pharmacopoeia') that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes yet we know that hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...