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... increased naval arma ments of all the Power*, and in their avowed jealousy and open hostility toward* the whole of English speaking people. Tlicse armaments, designed apparently for selfprotection, will certainly used in combination against our people; ...
... of them. their faith in it, after practical ex- A \E- Scott's Emulsion is a specific for coughs, colds, perience, certainly speaks volumes bronchitis, and all affections of the throat and in its favour. lungs. It is effectual consumption, scrofula, . _ ...
... largest of these questions—that is to say, the questions whose answers will most affect the lives of the majority—are, roughly speaking, three. They are the development of material inventions, the condition of the labouring populations in this and other countries ...
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... every Horse’s performance iu 1900. Example, GAY CONSUL’S. performsncea In Rkfkbenck—other Guides, 19 references. 0 Newspapers speak in nnqnalifiod praise it. Cloth. 2/- Of all Booksellers, or HAMMONDS. 16 . Strand. London ...
... somebody was waiting to see him in an ante-room, returned five minutes later looking Hushed and annoyed,, and was going over to speak to his wife, but she was barricaded in sisters, and was saying: I'm to be the first to come and see you, I not Blanche You ...
... Schools {of which was superintendent for two years), day schools, social gatherings, prayer meetings, and the men's socials. Speaking of work church, Mr. Beedle made feeling reference the work of the mission conducted by the Rev. J. P. Gushing about two yeare ...
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... Ireland, Wales, and the British Isles. There are no fewer than 1,685 magazines and 684 quarterly reviews also published. Speaking with regard to the 2,473 newspapers proper, it must be patent to all that they possess power which can only be described ...
... long desired and there is still much to dime before they urine their own. the material development# of the century T need not speak They the sensation the age smd »lie wonder the world The dwwvcry «f eteam. gsa. and elertncity Has turned the world upeide ...
... MOLYNEUX asked what • pure beer if not made of malt and hops ? Dr. PECK : The cheaper kinds are innooer malt es rale. Generally speaking, it M made from the grain. The Rev. C. U. MOLYNEUX : Then accounts in some measure for agricultural pressiou. Mr. S. R. PARKER ...