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... in the way of making complaints, confidentially, to some friend, by wife against a husband, or a husband against a wife. What we wish to say is this : except in extreme cases, such confidences should never be reposed—such complaints should never made. The ...
... the %fetid. So careful and particular were they with respect to their companions, that they deemed it a 'matter of special complaint against our Lord, that He sat down with publicans and sinners: and for the same cause they murmured against His disciples ...
... NEGATIVE KINDNESS. Do the doctors know that half the wives in the world die of this complaint ? never spoke an unkind word to his wife.” Yea ; but did he remember, now and then, to speak kind one Did he have any sympathy for her bodily or mental ails ...
... to commiserate and pity them. It i« uscless asking men like Messrs. Wineessy, Deas and MiLvor, if they have any cause of complaint against the reporters, to make the charge a specific instead of a geweral one and tell us whercin they have offended. 1t ...
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... but really the lodges have been on their very best behaviour since: and there have been very fow complaints. In Chadderton, however, there are still complaints, and the Health Officer has had to call the attention of the District Council to the fact that ...
... nerves, and acts as a palliative in chromic hysteries and other spasmodic complaints, It is also a for “WJIUNG.;:: physical debility, loss of female complaints, mental b appetite, inward tings, trembling or shaking of the hands, relaxation from I:;‘:: residence ...
... deducted from the profits of the undertaking. âhose who advocated the erection of the New Market ha\ thus seriousgroundsof complaint. There is another p oinfc in connection with the subject and it is this. Suppose the New Market Hall had been opened the ...
... the contest has ended, and the excitement consequent thereon has begun subside, have felt a rernorseness of con acience, an inward regret almost inexpressible, at the weak ness of our natures, the fickleness of our conduct, and the vindictiveness of our ...
... of ointiOS' ters, lotions, &c., without effect. profession'll#., requiring activity, I suffered in no slight degre* Pjq complaint. Hearing a great deal about Dr. DupriLd, , skin diseases, I applied to him, determined to fair trirl of his system would ...
... She submitted to the change without one word of complaint, silently pained because her hnsband and son doubted her fidelity, but at the same time conscious that she had given them cause—all which inward feeling came faintly to the surface, and gave Bet ...
... nuisance than did Messrs. Clarke and Staniar’s, aud, though he did not wish to mention names, it seemed as if there was some inward determination, from some previous cause, to do something to Messrs. Clarke and Staniar about this chimney. The chimney, he ...