... who ave been tortured in boots, too -lort, or too narrow .t the toes, the object of seireull seems to compress he foot it, (e unshiapely and inelastic mass, like a oetmakei's last. As to warmth, it is pretty cer- ain that boots, as they are, quite as ...

... e, that so complete a remedy would be applied that there would be no reason in future to make any complaints on this ?? Maidstone assizes, Frances Wallace, 29, a respectable- looking young woman, was charged upon an idiotB. ment, and also upon a coroner's ...

... to be a bar-room or drinkiog saloon, glaring with light, aned cre mmred with rowdy-looking men in rid shirts end lesthern boots, kleives in their belts, and Der- dirgers in their pockets. Theso miners-busy by day ice the Gulch and the ditobes; from which ...

... rattled along Cerit-y .btreet, and d~uw 01) before the troat door of thet 6eorge Inn. In ais insitflt waitirs, os~tlors, and boots were all in ati-eridArLte. The ?? anti gttiid, itt th~ir scarlet coats turved up with blue, tiestdenid fromt their reszeelive ...