... the ripe golden grain, which the farmers acd their assistants were busily cutting down. Immediately in front were the Brockloch and neighbouring farms. The scene from this part is extensive and unique. We then divested ourselves of our boots and stockings ...

... per bottle—Manufactured In New [orb. and at 493 Oxford %treat. London. -- • THE Rev. John Sheward. of Milton, Sittingbourne, Kent, writes, Oct. 29th 1276 :— I have been a sufferer for many months from extreme diarrhrea, great weaknem, and Revere mental ...

... by cue application of St. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had failed. Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sanciway, Maidstone, Kent, says :— I am thankful to tell you that the second bottle of St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two yeara' standing ...

... employed is a shop In town, was before the Court as Monday catered with had. Toe charge la egad to obtaining a pair of boots frees snother boot shop by false represenatioas. Mr W. C 'elicitor, asked ail of eh. ease, as ho imaded to the buy, of the oharge bad ...

... before him, as he swept the shore, were limpid water; golden sand, fringed with a rippling of silver spray; bushes, bright with many-coloured flowers; waving trees; hill and mountain, green and golden to their summits; vale and ravine, with trickling streams ...

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... partial, revelation of a alb, seven o the Chiirch in E th e phesus He is e stars in His right hand, and e nn i dst of the seven golden candlethe he I, t :ti(-hurch in Smyrna He is the first 6,4 ._ , hur c h P e ach was dead and is alive. To rp l argamos He ...

... correspondent, and asked him to go down to Maidstone, visit a hop-garden, take note of all he saw and heard, and describe the scene as faithfully and accurately as he could. The special went down into Kent, spent a day and night among the hop-Oaken ...

... what was doe to a higher lew, end not from Common, with the Ten Commendmenta, to vice or with criminal attention, and which boot. One of these ia that over-wrought, everywhere end by ell parties bee been con- underpaid, end consequently underfed people ...

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... frem the following verses, describing the Sacramental Sabbath as once observed : Laird the les this Sabbath morning, Cahn the golden-misted glens, Aod the whits clouds upward pulsing Leave the more Berra, Altars pure to lilt to Heaven Human heart's unheard ...

... by one application of St. Jacabs Oil; after all other remedies ha( failed. Mrs D. exist, of Grove Cottage, Sandway„ Maidstone, Kent, says: St. Jacobs Oil has curedme of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is na bodily pain which cannot be removed ...