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... line el life could they emerge from the residuum linwhich they belong. Ought such men to rise? Rise above whom? Rise above what? What system of promotion since the world began could be made to work, or ought to work, from which you excluded the condition ...
... and cure Baldness. 3. Strengthen Weak Hair. 4. Eradicate Dandrid and Scurf. 6. Prevent Hair from fulling off. 6. Restore Hair to Natural Colour and keep it from turning grey.- Numerous testimonials the Press and Eminent Specialists. Satisfaction certain ...
... , and distinctly a means of enoouraging and developing aspiration to Art Study. Pride in a well-filled and wellarranged Scrap-Book is a most commendable vii tue. Who shall tell of the glories of I;7I74COPUBC None but those who have been en the recreation ...
... two parts contain pieces rescued from fugitive publications, and recognised as Praed’s from I MSS. and scrap-books in the possession of the family, from the recollections of his sister anal other contemporaries, and from a volume privately ...
... them in scrap-books. A Card. —An important discovery announced in the I'ariK Figaro, of a valuable remedy for nervous debility, physical exhaustion, and kindred complaint*. The discovery was made by a missionary in Old Mexico; it saved him from a miserable ...
... Wales, where it is now in the possession of Mr. J. Rogers Rees, as we learn from that writer's pleasant Diversions of a Bookworm. The chair of Robert Burns, with his scrap-books and many other interesting and valuable relics, has found a safe resting place ...
... ' and grieves for them though he is old—has sent thousands and thousands of bright new sixpences fresh from the Mint. There is nothing in the world, I think, that a child likes more than a bit of new money on Christmas morning. I know I did, though it ...
... to hurt the feet. They an felt throughout, very strong, very moe looking, and very easy. We seed them to all parts of the world ; people wear them all the year round. Try oue pair and you will soon send for more. Prices: —Ladies', Is. 6d., post free t ...
... Wales, where it is now in the possession of Mr. J. Rogers Rees, as we learn from that writer's pleasant Diversions of a Bookworm. The chair of Robert Burns, with his scrap-books and many other interesting and valuable relics, has found a safe resting ...
... thirty years ago.. In 1854, too, Le Tour made an ascent from Cremorne, and-in consequence of a faulty car-met with injuries through comning into contact with the branches of a tree, not very far from this house, which resulted in his death a few days later ...
... purpose exclusively, always occupying the same accessible corner, and kept severely apart from theepisioiatory jumble which may contributed by the outside world. Its contents are legible and concise—at any rate to their owner; and he is strictly limited ...
... work was prompted the JnbUee celebration of last year. It is something more than a mere everyday kind of scrap-book; it is indeed Royal scrap-book, and illustrates in most complete manner, by means of hundreds of illustrations, the eventful reign—personal ...