... Chorley, relative to the death of William Speak, (f 22, Botany Brow, Chorley, whose body was re. covered from the Lteeds and Liverpool canal on Thurs- day last. A man named Bradley said he had been with Speak in the Navigation Inn from 12 30 to 2 30, ...

... , May 28,1894. My Dear Sire,-I am only too pleased to speak a good word for HOMOCEA. I have tsed HOMOCEA now for some tihe, and for Boils, Sore Eyes, Faceache. end Sores of any kind I cannot speak too highly of its ?? truly, A. E. BARTON, RA, 1TOMOCEA ...

... Alabone 1 I have had no means of testing the value of the former, and therefore am unableato personally speak as to its merits; but of one thing I can speak with confidence, that the greatest pos- sible care must be used in its administration. There can be ...

... Aliabone: `I have bad n0o m16n4 of testing the value of the former, and therefore, am unable to personally speak' as to its merits; but of on. thing I can speak with confidence, that the greatest pos- sible care must be used in its admanistration. There cas be ...

... I speak from experience. Mly baby is a tine specimen of it, and I shall still continue to use it while he is teething.-I am, &c., (Signed) M. LoxO. Now, what the foregoing letter says about the effect of Saott's Emulsion in bronchitis, speaks for ...

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... Alabone I have had no means of testing the value of the former, and therefore am unable to personally speak as to its meriti; but of one thing I can speak with confidenoe, that the greatest pos- eible care must be used in its administration. There cane be ...