... it examined by a friend. We find that a large quantity of small hair has grown every where it is not very dark generally speaking, nor is it as yet thick it is about half-an-inch long. I pulled one out which had a remarkably good root. I find the hair ...

... the letter. Out of my last I had 79 Chicks from 83 Eggs. Five of them were killed by a cat, and I have lost no others. This speaks for itself. I do not wish my name mentioned in your pamphlets, but anyone wishing to see this letter you can allow to do bo ...

... Sporting and Dramatic News ^Unques tionably the most perfect Horseman's Knife ever turned out Daily's Magazine.'-- We can speak of it With high praise. Sporting Times:-- The best knife we ever saw. The Knife will be sent post free on receipt of P.O ...

... bottle of Mas. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer. It is not a dye? it can do no harm. Every one who has used this preparation speaks loud its praise. If you wish to restore your hair as in youth, and retain it through life, with- j-- Rowlands'! 1 ODONTO whitens ...

... every way. I have, for myself and friends, during the last nine years, had some forty-five of Hollands' £15 Guns, and can speak in the highest terms of them. I have shot my gun hard for the last nine years, and it is as sound and shoots as well as the ...

... begin by the merest allusion to Sir George Chetwynd's motion at the Jockey Club meeting in the Craven week and we think it speaks for itself in no uncertain tones, No selling handicaps shall be allowed, and a more curt, decisive, and peremptory resolution ...

... palpable fact. How do we meet this knowledge? We assail the unoffending liver with the batteiy of Pill and Purge, and so to speak violently compel it into subjection as one would lash a tired horse to incite him to fresh exertions again and again as need ...

... 12 years in succession, and at all other great Shows. 9d 35s. POUND. BUSHEL. THE WINNER OP THE Queen's Prize SAYS I cannot speak too highly of the Seeds supplied to me by your firm the Swedes are an extra fine crop, the best I ever remember growing, and ...

... cillors and captains in a quivering rage. His one eye gleamed with anger, and his whole frame trembled with convulsive wrath. Speak ing slowly and distinctly, evidently trying to keep control over himself, he told them that there was but one ruler in the ...

... striking although when they are right they may often be superb. It is necessary that the actor should learn to think be fore he speaks a practice which, I believe, is very useful off the stage. Let him remember, first, that every sentence expresses a new thought ...

... Dallastype is indeed a wonderful thing, and we can commend it for everything but its teaching of extemporaneous and impromptu speaking. We have surely enough of thatin all conscience nowadays, and we rather think that Mr. Stokes would confer a benefit upon ...

... himself and the whole world. It is to be feared that this view, too, doth something smack of superstition. Of the past we cannot speak. Possibly such a dream may even now be realised occasionally but if it is ever to attain an invariable permanence, it must ...