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... them dusted off and labelled “ Sure cure foi chilblains,” and put them in the window. Small Girl : Mother, do come out and speak to Freddis ; he’s so naughty, he’s treading on all : the ants 1n the garden. Mother: How very unkind. Small Girl: Yes, that’s ...
... fast to the 1 steamer was followed by thesa foreigners, who were wildly gesticalating and eereceinng, and ell endeavouring to speak at the same time. Several attempts were mado to take the pressmen off, bub whencver n ladder was thrown over the ressel’s side ...
... taste to wuse such an expression, I cannot go beyond expressing my opinion that I disagree with bim, Alderman Burgess.—l was speaking, my Lord M%yorhe Lord Mayor.—l must cail npon Mr Bowring. l Alderman Dr. Commins.—On _ the matter of rorder, may 1 say that ...
... cured me.” Mr. Madren’s case 1s only one of many Liverpool cases which have been published 1n Liverpool papers of late—ull speaking in tones of higheat praise of Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills. And the straightforward statemeats have nspired great confidence ...
... old complaint of bronchitis. Her Majesty 13 vary weak, Another Profession for Ladies. Colonel the Hon. W. Le Poer Trench, speaking at & meeting of the Rural District Council at Slough yesterday, said he bad employed a lady water diviner, who had found ...
... good salesman and window A. Rogers, Welslipool. e g A S DRAPERY(—Sm’nrt YOUTH, 18 to 29, for ' made Deépartment ; one able to speak Igr{ed_.mApply H. Lloyd Jones, A'l'he_:_lCLc_:_ss. _Eold EXP!L'RIENCED SALESWOMAN for Mg ment ; wust be tall. Kirby and Nicholsom ...
... try to avoid nirin% their Enqrmoe. TOM STEDMAN'S GENUINE 68 6d. Be6d‘ and 93 5d BOOTS are made for ymmqnnnd nld, snd Loth speak loudly in their praise. 77, DALE-ST EET (opposite Municipal-offices),and other brancher. List free. HADS- ...
... declaning the seat vacant, snd only axpressions of regret could be alicwed. He had allowed representatives of all the parties to speak, aad he declared that thers were'no other pasties, “(Laoghter.) It was moss uonusaal to have a debate. Mr. Miles.—Are we entitled ...
... dresser. W, A. Bogers, Weishpool. 3 _ 2jage NRATERY wniX.-Smart YOUTH, 18 to 20, for the Ready— _mad- Department ; one able to speak wWelsh peferred. Apply H. Lloyd Jones, The Cross, Mcid. 2jade DRAPERY and Outfitting. —An ANSISTANT. Apply, stating age, sala'y ...
... Ixat;)med B d window drt o 20, for W 0 speak )S ...
... our surprise, tha’ we aro treated far better than were our forefathers in the matter of taxation. One is almost afraid to speak of 1798, when the income-tax was ten per cent. on incomes of £2OO, and a less percentage down to incomes of £6O. And now we ...
... bully beef snd biscvit.” T zhould not gromble as mach a 3 the reat of us, however, as I have an easy job, coraparatively speaking. 1 amn orderly to the commanding officer, and have all the shorthand work and typewriting to do. I have an old Nu. 4 “Yost” ...