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... hoarseue.ss and bronchitis for six weeks we all thought he never would ba cured or speak plain again. After taking four or five doses of VENO . S Lionr- he was abie to speak plain. I have never seen anything to act so quickly. I have had four bottles altogether ...
... for six weeks. We all thought he would never be cured or speak plain again. We could not understand him at After . taking four or five doses of Veno's lightning Cough Cure be was able to speak plain. I nave never seen anything to net - so quickly. I have ...
... - 411 - eon of *. A— subsequently picked him out amongst other men at the Police Office. By the prisoner• Witness did not speak to prisoner. Prisoner: At the bridewell, when you touched me, didn't you say, This is shout his height? You didn't recognise ...
... Hoarseness Bronchitis for us weeks. We all be would never be cured or speak plain again- We could net understand him at all. After taking four or fivc doses of Lightning Cough was able to speak plain. 1 never men anything to act so quickly. I hive han four beaks ...
... Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa is the most stimulating and beneficial for all who are suffering Physical and Mental loss. I shall continue to speak most highly in its favour, for I have derived much benefit from its use. ...
... Bircball, J.P., occupied the church and stated that he was very pleased to see so many present on such a day. Be proceeded to speak on the virtue of Earnestness and advised his hearers to be earnest about something b•at to let that something be worth being ...
... most liberal asd oeuistont porters. He learns • widow, four daughters sod font sons to mourn hie 1011116 LN APPLiEGLATION. Speaking at a of N6aton Ooneerva. dyes last evening, Mr. S. Harmood-Banner eaid they all deeply resperbted the of Mx. Comber. who ...
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... all sae to have that club for Dston ; they hoped that others in Birkenhead, Book Ferry, limy, and other districts.— irther speaking, Mr. Gill Mona! Cunningham &mild ob,matiou as to the possibility smr niece of land at Flaythe oast of bigger scheme ingham ...
... wonders and romance in the life hist or y o f a single insect were so great and so many, it would be an impossibility for him to speak of many insects. He might give them the names of two or three hundreds,theLatiu names, It was the general rule with e3tornologists ...
... a fair audience listened with great pleasure to the speaker's eloquent though somewhat brief address. Mr. Gamble. Walker, speaking on The Use and Choice of Books, protested against and warmly denounced the large amount of time given , to the indiscriminate ...