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... by one application of St Jacobs Oil, rafter all other remedies had failed. Mrs D. Comet, of Grove Cottage, Sanding, Maidstone, Kent, says : St Jacob. Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... cured by one application of St Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had failed. Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage. Sandway. Maidstone, Kent, says“ Jacobs Oil has cored neuralgia of two yean’ atandlng There is no bodily pain which cannot removed by St Jacobs ...
... bla nature of the weather I observe large numbers of tleliermen and others moving :dealt, and here and there I pick out a kent face amongst the throng. The Broadgato seems to the great rendezvous, end I was astonished at the varied schemes adopted ...
... APRIL 20, 1882 A FARMERS' ALLIANCE MIMING has been held at Frith, under the presidency of Mr. John May, chairman of the West Kent Branch. Tit- principal item under discussion was to obtain the aboliton of claws privileges involved in the law of distress ...
... entry}—James Paterson, Terries, Tough. Aberdeen bollock yellow (3 entries)—! William Tool, Qleologie; 2 Thoe. W. Cook. Asloon. Golden yellow (2 entries)—! Thomas W. Cook, Aeloon j 2 William Midlleton, Qreystone. Heaviest yellows entries)—! Jas. Paterson, Tories ...
... try them eoon, a* Enlarged Toe Joints require more time lor perfect cure the action is certain and relief instantaneous. An] boots may worn with comfort three hours after o°™®* Plying Deliar's Plasters; on no account persuaded t *”So'£ Ssf ...
... upon their consideration. When farmer Kent, near to London, sent beast to the I London market, he got for the same quality, the same price per hundredweight that did. But had to I pay a long carriage, which the Kent farmer did not pay, and it seemed to ...
... very strange that yon aro adopted in accordance with this position. The meet- Hospodar, roan, April 8, sire Dunblane, dam Golden Oxen, Bulls, Cows.andCalres Number 8.R24 Blackfsced 08i C/9 ~ * R^ j f j LY » debarred from this when we hear so much now ...
... among the fishwives of Swansea. Mrs Arthur Sassoon in red pressed velvet with white kerchief, with mauve bow iu her cap. was Golden Fleoco; Mrs Leopold do Rothschild, in like F{eS-de.Lsa t lhoro was new departure in dress Here were Lady Archibald Campbell ...
... firing to a domestic sceatit, named Mary Archer, employed at a tetmeranc, lio•el ; eec•nadly, with assaulting Thomas Pratt, the boots; thi:,lly, with having stvlen a portmanteau and other article 4, the property of the landlorl ; and fourthly with having stolen ...
... Liberal, 3,720; Mr John Tremayne, Conservative, 3,sl9—majority for the Liberal candidate. 201. The now die for the next issue of golden coinage from the Mint is now completed and in the posses, sion of the authorities at the Mint. This is only the second die ...
... this and last year, sad won ths cup as the hart Shorthorn this year. Golden Grown and Boyal James, both toed Sittyton and by Camber, land, are each rine five cf the hollo to soli. Golden Grown, of Gold family, was winner for Mr Bcuoa, Forest, of ths oup ...