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... felt a return of the pain, one pill invariably gave her immediate relief She is now in I the enjoyment of good health, and speaks in the highest praise of this old established and justly celebrated Family Medicine, which has stood the test and experience ...
... Agent. MIISSRS. COCKS'S NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.—Now Ready, RERR KAPELLMEISTER LAHITZkVS GR AND QUADRILLE OF ALL NATIONS. Speaking of the first performance of this quadrille, the Morning Pott (Nov. 16) says The great attraction of the last two evenings ...
... practical edu- | cator of the age. On this part of the subject there is perhaps no man in the three kingdoms more competent to speak than Mr. Robert Chambers, and what i does he say ? The Miscellany of Tracts, published by my firm, was closed as non-re ...
... remarkable quantity of pure Mngnesia held in transparent solution. It was then new tome, as it was to the chemical world, and I speak advisedly as a praotical chemist. I believe its medical value cannot be too highly estimated, and I am satisfied that the public ...
... addressed the meeting. He was received with cheers both on entering the room during Mr. Whitaker's address, aud on rising to speak. After some preliminary remarks, complimentary of the last speaker, he expressed his regret at not being able to get to the ...
... f had in the bag I had brought with me? I told him there were collars, shirt fronts, and habits. I had scarcely finished speaking when I heard a low whistle, which I believe proceeded from Levy outside the door. Hart immediately seized the bag and threw ...
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... Granville at the British Embassy was the very idol of every fashionable circle of Paris. His fair contemporaries cannot even now speak without emotion of his especial grace and beauty, of his accomplished manners and gentlemanly bearing. His mystical talent ...
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... houses of elegance md comfort for the working classes. Mr. Cawood, in * letter just received from him iii London, says, (speaking r „?f lf| *£• Forbes, of Bradford, the Mayor 5t Halifax and other gentlemen from Yorkshire) we have inspected the building ...
... Godfrey's Cordial and Atkinson's Quietus, the basis of both of which is opium. And thus the system of hoeussing, or (to speak in plainer terms) wholesale poisoning, goes on. It is not, however, merely among the poorer and less informed classes that ...