... thoropin, wind galls, sprung hock, or any other bursal enlargement, and causes the horse no discomfort. The following testimonial speaks for itself Gentlemen,-- The tin of Reducine 1 had from you has paid for Price ,t.sJeIf 'w.,ce °ver- I tri.ed il on a Selling ...

... familiarity of long standing, should have more than main tained his earlier reputation for freshness of subject and treatment, speaks well for his resource. The happy touch which can depict the tragic grief of the hunting field, or show the misdirected ambitions ...

... opinion of a satisfied owner: Every word which you said in recommending the car to me has been more than justified, and I cannot speak too highly of the car's all-round per formance. She moves like a greyhountj, and in my opinion fulfils the most exacting demands ...

... at Brooklauds track. This car raced in three events during Saturday last, and the tyres show hardly any sign of wear, which speaks volumes for the quality and material of your manufactures in this respect. This car won the third 21. rating race from scratch ...

... will discover a machine performing better than cars of other makes, while giving away points in regard to engine size, not to speak of purchase cost and running expenses, d The '25' is the Vauxhail leading line, and as such the focus of special effort, the ...

... this car finished a further 5,000 miles, thus making a total distance of 15,000 without a single involuntary stop. Results speak-- surely this test proves the reliability of the J. D. Siddeley Type Deasy. r st I nlnoiirc nn rrnnexl from LUVLMK.Y. LONDON ...

... you're on the right track; stick to it! The other subs, looked at first amazed, and, one, in credulous, opened his mouth to speak but my vigilant host kicked him on the shin just in time and Carr went calmly on As you know, Bullock, the science of Hippometry ...

... than SOZODONT in the familiar Box shown by the illustration {much reduced from the full size). For two generations English speaking people, particularly children, the world over have been taught almost unconsciously, always charmingly, by SOZODONT the important ...

... testimony of one here and V X there in a multitude, and no more, is inconclusive it is what the multitude does. X Actions speak louder than words. Note particularly whether the multitude keeps a remedy on a near shelf, if ills come to be ready for them ...

... Chemists, 3/- a HOW TO SPEAK (T POLITICAL AND PUBLIC MEET- NGS, IN BOARD ROOMS, AT DINNERS-ANYWHERE. 'eople always listen to a man who has something 3 say if he knows how to say it. Grenville Kleiser, uthor of the famous public-speaking course, says Give me ...

... I know no better coat. CAPT. P. I have nothing but praise for its wet and rain resisting qualities. COL. N. I cannot speak too highly of my Aquascutum, as it has had many severe tests and has always proved to be absolutely waterproof. LIEUT. N. ...

... a drawing of which is seen here, is already under construction. It will be seen that nearly every sport played in English-speaking countries is repre sented in this interesting and ingenious design. Athletics, the turf, the boxing ring, golf, football ...