... whether inflamma- tory, relaxed, ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, Sec. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the hriski- ness, dryness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over ...

... sets himself the task of redressing the balance of praise and blame with regard to that Administration. An Age of Giants. Speaking of the political characteristics of the time, he says : — Whether rightly or wrongly, I think that, in the point most essential ...

... birth is unable speak utters be understood Many doctors him could exactly diagnose the case it questionable spoke the same twice the way discover whether so was to get him to to phonograph The lad the presence several gentlemen asked to speak the Prayer and ...

... whether inflamma- tory, relaxed, ulcerated, hoarseness, ?? tonsUs, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, &c. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huski- ness, dryness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over ...

... for Hogmanay, others claim for both name and institution a much more ancient descent. One is on firmer and safer ground in speaking of the manner in which Hogmanay was more recently celebrated. It has been said (the Seorzeion remarks) that customs properly ...

... Hogmanay, others claim for both name and in- stitution a much more ancient descent. One is on firmer and safer ground in speaking of the manner in which Hogmanay was more recently celebrated. It has been said (the Scotsman remarks) that cus- toms properly ...

... Hotel Leeds A respectably dressed man called for a glass of beer which he proceeded to a leisurely manner when turning sharply speak to some per-Bon behind him fell to the unconscious was picked up dead Yesterday New Mills five lads amongst them £4 to pay ...

... friend*. The vicar, at the after meeting, reviewed eerie. minter., of intererit in connection with the church and perish, speaking in very feeliugterme of the recent deeth of the churchwarden. Mr. R. H. Halle.. He referred with pita:Tore to the kind sod ...

... has fled to the Continent. An examination of his books, it is staied, reveals serious defalcations. THE CREDIT OF EGYPT. Speaking on Thursday night at Sandown, Isle of Wight, the Attorney-General (oUuding to Egyptian affairs) said although the troubles ...

... replied the rector. And oh,gentlernen both, said Musa appealingly, I must request that you will neither of yon address or speak of me again as Lady Cressy, for I have resolved never to assume that name or title until I can prove that I have a legal right ...

... friends. The vicar, at the after m&eting, reviewed various m.tters of interest in connection with the church and parish, speaking in very feeling terms of the recent death of the churchwarden, Mr. R. H. Hallos. He referred with plc_ure to tho kind and ...

... prototypes. instead of blessing the poor with their plunder. at is used to fatten The wealthy employer. A sample of the plunder I speak of can be seen by perusing the following: A weaver by accident slayed a warn end wrong about a quarter of an inch from the ...