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... cured by one application of St Jacobs Oil, after all other-remedies bad failed.” . Mrs D. Coast, Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says: “St Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years’ standing. There !■ no bodily pain which cannot removed ...
... Loudoun, and county Ayr, now deceased. T. B. Gibb & Co., merchants in Glasgow. Gilbert Adams, boot and shoemaker, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh. Hugh Mair, boot, shoe, and leather merchant, shipper and warehouseman, 30 Jamaica Street, Glasgow. applications ...
... ion. I imagined it to be the tomb of some great personage, and proceeded to read the inscription, which was sculptured in golden letters, and contained, an usual, high flown traditions of the virtues of the deceased. The date of his was, however, wanting ...
... Jury and F. Jury, Maidstoue, Kent, tailors.—G. M Glass, sen., Brandon-street, Walworth, chemist—A. Hanniball, Great Portland-street, boot maker.—J. Evennett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer.—E. W. Worman, Charlton, Kent, widow.—T. Griffiths, Park-street ...
... aspect, sweeping over the low plain either side, and dashing over the river with strides like the span of the seven-league boots. When the work was in progress it was never-failing source of interest to borderers. The gigantic beams swung from side to ...
... July 16, 1895. Hear mother thou art one year gone, And have miesed thee lore. But hope that we shall meet again, Upon the golden shore. general Urns. Sir Oliver Mowat will Minister of Justice the new Canadian Ministry. It is stated that Sir John Pender ...
... brought home to as than in the general dullness of the London shops. Imitation holly is much employed now and the leafage of the golden queen holly is admit ably imitated. But the eye soon wearier of the uniformity and the too respectable brightness of the ...
... Drawing-rooms by the Princess have already been announced, and West End tradesmen are once again indulging in the hope of golden harvest. Some dissatisfaction is indeed felt that the official announcement makes known to all whom it concerns that the Levees ...
... death-bed,— The ran rot bright and clmr. When thin* was oo bite. To ahiac mor. bright yonder Door boy, troll Boot ■oio. In hour or two the golden tinge* of Freddy’* aetting eon grew dimmer, and faded from the cloud* it left Behind. There we* feeling of ...
... mentioned, of which—with the exception of the ground floor, which is occupied as a public-house—he is the landlord. He is a boot-closer by trade, and, while working very industriously in his own house at that occupation, is said to be of rather retired ...
... wishing him a speedy victory , over the enemy and a quick return to her arms. The Russian soldiers, it seems, all wore long boots, and our sailors, on coming from the fleet to view the battle field, took a violent fancy to these articles of dress. Each ...
... contrast to the colour of the boot Prime Oxen 4 Ito 4 6 Small 4e..4..4 10 to 5 2 Do. Scots 4Bto 4 lo Sam N .. II 4t03 It ties sy, bought 50 two-year-old stots at from £4 itself, are much patronised; as are also tall boots, [aerie. Sheep 3 2103 4 3iinan ...