... causes referred to must be very great—Aminva HILL HABSALL, M.D., M.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., L.S.A., London, &c. This communication speaks for itself, and makes comment superfluous. Mr. Holmes has also invented a Patent Antacid for the correction of sour ales. ...

... ferments is intensely interesting, and is almost bewildering in its suggestiveness. Take beer yeast, for instance. It is usual to speak of this as of two kinds= superficial yeast and bottom yeast ; the former being almost exclusively used in this country, and ...

... the “colonial will be tried next month, as he only just getting fit, having gone amiss soon as landed from his long voyage. Speaking of Australia reminds that Mr David Jones, the owner Barmby, aohl off his kennel of greyhounds in Melbourne last month, and ...

... pretty much in the same position—got their corn together by “hook or crook,” but in no instance proper condition. Generally speaking, it was damp, and in many instances the insides of the sheaves were wet. These of course took further injury in stack. No ...

... is clear that the cause of bc a peace and good government has been strengthened tj n by the events of which we are about to speak. TI d The Conference was still sitting at Constan- ea tinople when 1871 was ushered in, and on New at ,t Year's Day-twelve ...

... himself whether that which had been before the ountry by the Government was reality or shamand, thus informed himself, to speak with no uncertain voice in a way that shonld be heard through the length and breadth of the land.” That was a very commendable ...

... momentous issue to determine, and ho hoped that when the time did arrive, Parliament, as the mouthpiece of the country, would speak with no ambiguous voice, and no uncertain sound, and if we should unfortunately be dragged into war, we should not enter into ...

... policemen should be kept for their benefit. , , , Colonel Pollard seconded the motion, which was * ffr Stanhope said that, speaking for himself and other justices in that riding who were also members of Parliament, they would give the subject their most ...

... special importance, as coming from men whose profession and experience of all the requirements of the trade entitle them to speak with decision. These are facts which I have pleasure in submitting to yon,.and which entitle my Preparation to the serious ...

... Action, which makes a perfect Hammerless Gun. W. W. G. can furnish testimonials from Sportsmen in all parts of the world, speaking in the highest terms of the extraordinary shooting of his Choke-bore Guns. They stand unrivalled both for Pattern, Penetration ...

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