... , 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 ...

... ?? 4e.i':g>- e p.ru. TO COR4RESPON-DENTS. I ' --t Iurther notice the man you , ,i ?? on the subject Will be . - r o ?? to speak of such work I fr ?? portions of your letter ?? o. bjection. r ILvve r Ait).HcO. couple nre n Ir ,d! -: 1.r 2 their own Tsnrl ...

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... long Svo, sewed, Is. AND THE ANT. By GoULSo ;twNr . L uthotof A Dead Lan's Diary, A Book of Strange t may be said to speak as closely to the religious Con- I rci sness of the 19th century as Bunyan's inimorsal work I U did to that of the 17th.' TERARY ...

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