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... CO;RIIAGE PAID. , BIRMINGH. 'wenty-flve years ago the American Waltham Watch Company stated that 350,000 Waltham watches are speaking for themselves in the pockets of the people. To-day 8,000,000 Waltham watches are in use throughout the civilized world ...
... The E-ari of Hopetoun. How Reuben Allen Saw Life in San Francisco. ByBDRET HARTB. Twenty-one LDays in Lon,_don, Not to Speak of a Day in a Bot. By G. ?? PILLAL. Illustrated by Dudley Hardy. The Burning of Johannesburg. Great Britain's Farad so. italian ...
... aleswm WALTHAM WATCHES. Twenty-five years ago the American Waltham Watch Company stated that 1 350,000 Waltham watches are speaking for themselves in the pockets of the people. To-day 8,000,000 Waltkam watches are in use throughout the civilized wo!ld ...
... lPhotogapb.) Reginald House, 4, Marlborough Terrace, Queen's Road, Buckland' Portsmouth, February i8th, 1899. Dear Sirs,-We cannot speak too highly of your Scott's Emulsion. My children having whooping cough very bad indeed the beginning of last year, I was advised ...
... t *(OPPOS1TE ANDittT(N'S HOTEL.) Gentleman Eeasurel 9 to 6. Satardnys. 4. The letters we receive 7, about Suchard's Cocoa speak of the satisfaction it gives. The increase year by year in the busi- ness done shows that we were right in assuming that a ...
... to cover postage to &cOtt not digest them. I ank very plemsasd to be able a;d Bo5ne (Limited), Masfnactwjng Chbnimist- to speak so highly of Scott's Ewuulsion.-Yotirs 95, Great Saffron-bill, Loudon. E.C., and very truly, |mentioning this paper. All chemists ...
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... effect of the bad news from the lar East evident from the rapidity with which the market pulled itself toe again. Generally speaking the upward movement during the account been due to the frightening in of weal; ' bears, both here and in colonies, and to ...
... legiti- mate branch of medical science. Tb e evidence in favour of Scott's Emulsion is over- whelminig. Everybody who tries it speaks well of it, and physi- cianis give it their unqualified praise. Scott's Emulsion is not a secret remedy. It is merely the ...
... the Battle Field; Colours; Boys in the Army; Time Expired Men; The British Army Compared with other Armies; Army Chaplains (speak of ourselves last); The Bit of Bronze; The Belief and Morals of T. A. ; Is Discipline Dead? Mr. Thomas Atkins Then and Now; ...
... been soitened. ra COPIOUS able to get rid of it vithout ?? I 1o sir. youuot truly, d J. ILLpX UTTERLY UNRIVALLEb The abov speaks foe fte eF etrict inqury it appears thanthebeocti fron using Keat ng's Conth ten landeritated. The oPeratior. a t. eialy severe ...
... history as only DickeLs wrote it, life as only Dickens saw it. He was fittingly styled a great edi-cator. Most people who speak the English language have read at least one of Charles Dickens's books at one time or another, while millions of ardent admirers ...