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... 1825. For Infants and Invalids. For Growing Children and the Aged. NEAVE'S FOOD. Best and Cheapest. In Patent Air-tight Tins. A Pure Cereal Preparation. NEAVE'S FOOD. Sir Charles A. Cameron. M.D., says Admirably adapted to the wants of infants, Sold ...
... husbands to find work, are often the sole breadwinnersfor their families, and who consequently are compelled to leave their infants during the day with no one properly to attend to them. These may have food, cloth- ing, and skilled nursing for a small snni ...
... of Wales. 63 and 64. GRACECHURCH-STREET. London, E.C. Established 116 years ago. TRESTLE'S FOOD. THE BEST of ALL FOODS for INFANTS and CHILDREN. TRESTLE'S FOOD. VERY NOURISHING AND PALATABLE. Does not Curdle in the Stomach. TRESTLE'S FOOD. ~~ Also INVALUABLE ...
... vu.ua. » TtTAKAVILLA /IOCOA. Sold in Tin-lined Packets onls; by all Grocers. NEAVE'S FOOD. First Established 1825. For Infants and Invalids. For Growing Children -and the Aged, NEAVE'S FOOD. Best and Cheapest. Has Stood the Test oi Over6o Year., A Pure ...
... them to carry on the following Agencies:— Soup Kitchen, DINNERS to UNDERFED CHILDREN. Evening Shelters for Boys and Girls, Infant Nursery, &c. 1/. will give 150 ooor children a good meal and thr^e hours' warmth and amuse- ment in Evening Shelters.— Miss ...
... Great Marlborouch-street. W. PIANOS iii SAVORY anS MOORE'S INFANTS' FOOD. Used in the Royal Nurseries. Used by the . ?? Profession. Self dieesling. Most eeonomi oaL AVORY and MOORE'S INFANTS' FOOD. A creat improvement on the ordi- i.arv kinds.' — Lancet ...
... the Memoirs of the Vicomte Paul Barras. Themostinteiestingof all Barras' pen-and-ink portraits is that of Napoleon. If any mortal could be said to have 'made' Napoleon it was Barras.— From the Daily News, March 50. 1895. MEMOI RS of BARRAS. Member of ...
... distressing and urgent that every shilling has heen -pent. S. ecial c orts are made on behalf of mothers with their first infants, wlio are reallvthe most hopeful class of the failen. and aw generally greatly to be pitied. A Ho ue has been opened ior th ...
... Ladies and Children. Grand Historical Tableau. Vivid an I Realistic. The MURDER of the PRINCES in the TOWER of LONDON The INFANT PRINCE. H.RH. PRINCE EDWARD of YORK. Most Marvellous Collection of Relics in the World, Special Refreshment Arrangements. ...
... the tleet off Cadi. . F.nthusin-t ie reception. His cele- brated Memorandum. The Battle of Trafalgar. His lastsitmal. He is mortally wounded. The death of NeNon. The funeral procession, on the River and in the City. The ceremony mSt. raul's Cathedral. The ...
... In which Susan has cause to Remember Rose Arden. 11. Chaste Con- versation coupled with Fear. 12. Concerning a Goddess of Mortal Speech. 13. In which Mrs. Harrowby is Eloquent. 14. A Lady Talks Sense and a Comeily Looks Tearful. 15. The Question of Edward's ...
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