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... ARE the CHEAPEST and BEST for the Tailor, UNSURPASSED for strength and beauty of stitch. especially recommending them for the Boot and Shoe Maiker. THE PERFECTION of their sewing, combined with their rapildity and duorsbility, place them as far pre- fecabletoany ...

... e. They were gallantly rescued hy two yonng lada, named William Gill, residing at Kosebank, and Win. Prain, with P. Owler, boot and shoe manufacturer, each of th»m good swimmers. After some time both men were with the help of their friends able to walk ...