... Operations^ al* many ease* cause cancer* sod tumour*. All suffering frot* Rupture, -v • * Inward Weakness, Ac., should send tor ray oe« Illustrated Booldet Inward f should not worn. a book oo «vomaa should mas. - # Paitfru from Mr a. Clara E. Slater, ...

... At an emergency meeting councillors agreed they were not satisfied with policing. They are to write a strong letter of complaint to Warwickshire police. Coun Bernard Kirton said: “This is the second time at least the town council has had to follow up ...

... jl* many ca*es they cause fcd^ •iAvk -- tumou/a AH ladies suffering from Rapture, ' . Inward Weakness, &c. should send for my arm fflustraud Booklet: M Why Inward Instruments should not worn. a book oo womaa should Putfrc* from Mrs. Clara'E. Slater ...

... and wide-spread evil would, But, while in my judgment, justify any such attempt. I say this, I rejoice to think that no complaints hare reached me of startling changes in our ordinary rituals from any part of our own diocese. I entirely disappreve such ...

... steadily resorted to by great numbers of invalids for relief in those debilities of the nervous system that ci.n- t10 °( t,ie complaints of the studious, the ,!• i (I ' ss, a 'f d has a surprising power in f disordered sensibility, and inspiring now vigour ...

... fountains? There were great complaints about it—The replied that every drinking fountain was the same. The nuisance Was caused by people spilling the water and treading it about.—Mr Russet, thought there was not fall enough inwards.—The Scrveror replied that ...

... of inescapable imprisonment in a machine so big and so complex that they are unable to register their individuality and complaints in any other way. I admire the courage, en‘“We who are no longer young can, if we wish, salve our consciences by writmg ...

... at the shortest notice. CoNVEYANCE OF Troops.—In order to guard against any future complaint from one department to another, as in the case of the Megera, which complaint respecting this ship was most unfair as well as unjust, Captain Kingcome, of the navy ...

... CORDIAL BALM OF A itenlle stimulant and renovator the impaired life*, and exclusively directed tin* cure such complaint* arise from disorganization of thj* System, whether constitutional or acquired, loss sexual, power, and debility arising from Syphilis ...

... , and destroying their vivacity, cheerful- ness. and health. by bringing on consumption, and all that dreadful train of complaints which make them tim . whime sical. and Such as these, under Divine Influence, the Cordial Balm of Syriacum will restore ...

... to have Wi ler, subject the altered, se ar to open outwards in stead ot inwards Insp Soolt aid he aid net chink it mite for ildin used for the » have the of slage plays, inwards wre From Sheasby, butcher’, assistant, of ton Way ed for being drank and ...

... CORDIAL BALM OF a gentle stimulant and renovator of the impaired function* of life, and exclusively directed the cure such complaints arise from disorganization «f the tienerative' System, whether constitutional or acquired, loss of sexual* power, ami debility ...