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... When he met his customers seated around their convivial boards the article would naturally rise up, sugges ting a want of inward accord between h i m and them. When he went into his brewery, the thought of the article would almost be enough to spoil the ...
... was dons on Good Friday to an earnest and veteran Temperance advocate who passed away five years last December—Mr. Jabs: Inwards. It was decided to erect a drinking-fountain to his memory, and the Vestry of St. Pancras haying granted a site, this useful ...
... l37,Tottan• barn Court Road. London, whom name must be on the label. Bottles, Is. ed. and Is. M. bold by Obabalaba LIVIA COMPLAINT& DR: KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVES PILLS (without mercury), the best remedy for Dlllouineee. Derangement. Flatulence ...
... hour before bed-time should be spent in agreeble relaxation, or Li each exercises only as tend to ompose the mind and promote inward peace and cheeral nein. Tranquility of mind is as eseential to health as to happiness. 7 He that would enjoy good health must ...
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... matter in hand, have a hall to meet im Early in the coming year s drinking fountain is to be erected in memory of the Jibes Inwards. The granite is nearly ready, and the site has been provided by the parish of St. Pancras. The Burton-upon-Trent sewage farm ...
... 9th April, 1880. To A. J. White. Esq.--13ir.—I beg to inform you that I have been suffering for amati from gmeral me grer Inward end an all-gese , of the Meet stemach. withers* dual Pits — ther eating. Iliad emedted dogma had token several bottles of ...
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... springs or stieums, and the innabitants carefully collect the rain from their roofs in cisterns and tunics. 1 heard many complaints of the cold, though 1 had to stay indoors more than once to escape the sun's rays, and I witnessed a football match with ...
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... Woolwich, Kent, 9th April. To A. J. White, Esq.—Mr.—l beg to inform that I have been suffering for some time from general inward weakness, and an all-gone, sinking feeling of the chest and stomach. with a great deal Cl pain after eating. I had consulted ...