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... MIXTURE _ ASK FOR CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. &&d do not persuaded to take imitation. SPECIAL TO LADIES ONLY.—A lady having dis* covered Secret invaluable to Ladies generally, will pleased to forward same gratis to any addre-s receipt eta raped directed envelope ...
... !MUIR CORNISH ASSOCIATION. The members al Os Midland Reenish Awash*ism, We M e Add Mir 'Med ammani an inr ! l an= slag members left Madre at MS a.m., in two @Moos forth. st Wornester, Inrcwta kr Molt an the basks of the The party, augur the et Mr. W ...
... WILIA2 ../1666Z. Leek sad 843621 k. UMW. pat gt 61 to 64 BARLXY,. Maltby Om .14464 sad Saba' fl to II _— astorr Ti ck sad Harrow SI to 42 .OuLazy per qt. Carrawap.perewt. at to UP* Per 4 1 '. Ha ..par ex. NIA= WU. 'MONDAY. The 'Meals of foreign wheat ...
... CORNISH TABLE TALK, Subsidence Damages. When Ibe dt*wing-room fornltoie, Ike pride oi Ibe booaebold op-to-deie, bet gone down e pit that appear* to bottom, leu, I* quite neural tor ibe late ownet* to enquire Ibroogb wboae action lb* trantaotion took plaoe ...
... CORNISH MINE SHARE MARKET. Business in the Cornish Share Market during the : past week, imlead of moyiug on in steady, flowing current, is the kind of thing wo most like, or rushing onwards like a roaring taiphty torrent, which is (ho sort of thing excitable ...
... TIMES AND CORNISH ECHO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 18.6. MURDER OF A YOUNG LADY. The outrage sad young lady Marbled. has caused a ecooldsrable assration throughout the comity. It appals that Mies Thompson. aged a daughter of Mr. Thompson. a retired millwright ...
... PATENT CHiCKEH MEAL As the MORNING SOFT FOOD AND llEHlf RUB lIIUII It 1 i Corniwlnnen —Outmde Ooroishmon. Married ladies' nice, • ■ yards-M.a. •’mita. Mrs. A. Babcock, lie-lira. Snell and Mrs Bovs’ race under 16,100 yards—B. Ham, C. Fellow. W, Smith. ...
... THE CORNISH AND DEVON POST. WISE AND OTHERWISE. Carpet is sold the yard and worn the foot. Loafers and postage stamps are usually stuck corners. The man who takes life easy is dangerous character. There are a lot of grey-haired people dyeing to get married ...
... worn, almost to the exclusion of other modes; middle-aged ladies wear the capote trimmed with quantities of pale-ooloured feathers, with aigrettes blue, pink, emerald-green, &c., and young ladies wear par excellence the Reynolds or cavalier hat, in white ...
... THE CORNISH TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1881. rule as au addiliorf and nothing more.—The Chairman could not see the passing of the Education Act altered the cos? at all. If the woman came into the House as before, the children would he educated ...
... THE FALMOUTH AND PENRYN TIMES AND CORNISH ECHO, SATURDAY, APRIL LOVE TRAGEDY IN A TRAIN. la the el the niesang Os a love tragedy was to • train banns Versailles awl the Gars lientganase. Ms railway porters, while slaking la the aniagn attar all the travellers ...
... THE CORNISH FRIDAY, JUNE 30, lot I. law committee, the (the Rec. J. I. as chairman; Mr. H. A. Michell reego.bessaturee). Mews. Avant and Michel (boa. secretaries). Mr. H. A. Michell (chairman of the Tea (hiamittee), the Raw. W. T. Martyn (chairman) and ...