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... and Ointment in maladies to which man is subject. Great Britain, the Continent of Europe, India, China, Australia, the West Indies, British America, every civilized land, and and every country to which the pioneers of civilisation, commercial and religious ...
... testimony, that this statement is true; the immense poutlarity which Holloway's Pills and Ointment have acquired in the West Indies, and other tropical climates, is not supris. ing. The prestige of their reputation in England, and her far and wide spread ...
... testimony, that this statement is true, the immense popularity Which HOLLOWAY'S PILLS and OINTISINT have acquired in the West Indies, and other tropical climates, is not surprising. Thepreitige of their reputation in England, and her far and wide spread ...
... of Venus in 1882,131111mb, collections of taxes, Irish glebe land purchasers, the Irish Suriday.elosing Act, Egypt, the West Indies, alleged case of cruelty at Tangier, the Egyptian exiles in Ceylon, polling places in Scotland, alleged extreordinary p ...
... testimony, that this statement is true, the immense popularity which HOLLOWAY'S PILLS amid OINTIIENT have *Nuked in the West Indies, and other tropical climates, is not surprising. The preetig. of their reputation in England, and her far and wide spread ...
... found in a board ing-houee, when it was learned from him that the Beatrice Hovenor sailed from New York for St. Thomas, West Indies, during the first week in April. She had been out only a few days When Captain Reecho's wife died. The woman's body was ...
... BRITISH BARQUE. SUFFERINGS OF THE CREW. PLYMOUTH, WYDNZeDLY.—The mail steamer Medway, which arrived at Ply. month to-day from West Indies, landed Captain Sutherland and five of the crew of the British barque Csiribon, of Liverpool, owned by Messrs. Brown & Co ...
... general way. It designs that a gland international leek shall ',talkie over the course followed by Columbus from Spain to the West Indies, then skirting along the seaports of any importance from New Orleans to Boston. In this way the South and East would be ...
... wider the mire nt Captain Henry Fait tax. R.N.. CB. lit July, 1879, he went to sea in H. 111.8 Bacchante, and visited the West Indies. The following year the Bacchante formed part of the king squa..r.,, then organised under the command of Rear-Atli,. 4.1 ...
... until a few weeks since a captain the Lancashire Fusiliers. Ha had taken passages for himself and a lady by steamer for the West Indies, but missed the boat. He is wanted for bills amounting to .270,000, discounted by a London money. lender, and it is believed ...
... 248 in Africa. The population of those parts of the Empire that are in Armies was 6.737,654 4.63 4 , 728 in Canada. The West Indies oontsibute 1,861,617 to the population of the Empire. The inhabitants of Australasia number 4,275,805. the two most populous ...
... known to have • plentiful supply of arms. The latest news was that Sr 0. VPDnald u well as the °Seer Is itomnand l o th West Indies troop, bad boss severely wounded atter a tough isb the Brame amailents bad Figsessesemy driven off. Mrs. Denny. of Major ...