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... College Physicians, of London, by Dr. G. F. C. Collier, published by Longman and Co.:—lt no smaU defect in this compilation (speaking of the Pharmacopteia) that we have no purgative mass but what contain* aloes: yet we know that hoemorrhoidal persons cannot ...
... Retained when all otti-r foods are rejected. It is invaluable. ' — London Medical Record. ENGER'S FOOD FOR INFANTS. ' Humanly speaking, 'Banger's Fond* entirely saved baby's life. He could dige. 5 nothing until w.- began th.* ' Renger. H« is now rosy, and ...
... Protestant ⢠aTX speaks gcod French and English ; first-rate dressmakei? ana fitter, milliner, hairdresser ; no objection to travel ⢠can be well recommended.-M.JI. ,91, Walton-street, Brompton. T ADY'S MAID (Italian?, speaking French, GermanVEngHsT* ...
... Retained when all otner foods are rejected. It is invaluaolf.*' — Lorii ju JJedical Record. ENGER'S FOOD FOR INFANTS. Humanly speaking, 'Bengcr's Food* entirely saved baby's life. He could digest nothing until w.; began lhe 'Benger.' He is now ro-y, and fattening ...
... members the society who think proper get and speak. I had torgot to say tha. after the singing and prayer bread and water are banded round, and a collection is made for the poor. Sometimes the minis- ' tor speaks the bread and water are being handed round ...
... Retained when ill other foods are rejected. It is invaluable.'' — London Medical Record. ENGER'S FOOD FOR INFANTS. Humanly speaking, * Benger's Fond entirely saved baby's life. Hf could digesi nothing until w. began th»* ' Brnger. 'He is now ro-y, and fatieuin ...
... for him. At that time the prisoner was carrying bundle similar to tbe oue produced. Witness knew tbe prisoner, but did not speak to him.—Philip Augustus Harris, a warder at Winchester gaol, said was present receiving officer at the prison, and all property ...
... them, and no doubt he down hereagniu to assist them. (Applause*.) Mr. Meads, a delegate of the Navvies’ Union, followed, speaking strongly in support of Trade* Unionism ts means of elevating the eondition of th« labourers, and urged the men to use their ...
... been presented to their Emperor Said Pasha, and is going to be tried immediately at Vincennes. Our Trans-Atlantic brethren speak of the far more powerful American gun, named the Lincoln, and which is calculated to project a spherical ball of 437 pounds ...
... meeting alluded to one can deny. , W'ho are the sufferers the delay is equally apparent. A distinguished alderman of Newport, speaking of Ryde,at the meeting the other day, said, are all proud of her; may she l>e the queen of watering places. We thank ...
... week 60 wrecks have been reported, making a total for the present year of 157. The Illustrated Ijondott News, November 8, speaking of Benson'* Watches in the Exhibition, savs, Ranged around the base of the clock were the watches which Sir Benson exhibited ...
... irritation of th? throat and as a cough remedy, pre-eminently the best.— Troy Whig. The Morning Herald. October 23, 1862, speaking the plate in the Exhibition, says, Mr. Benson, who has a medal for plate, exhibits some beautiful things. Benson's Argentine ...