... H Philipps, the Rev. F. E. Skyrme, the Rev. a. \\, Barclay, the Rev, C. N. Arnold, ami Messrs, h. R. White, F. Deacon, F. Inwards ami M. Bekcn. with the Clerk (Mr. R. A. Wilson). THE INSANITARY STATE OF BULFORD. The C. N. Arnold said he desired state that ...

... lumbago, and other allied complaint*. P'o and copper mines Hollovv.iy’s ivraedi*'s have largely pa'iouiscd by the workers to their very meat advantage, and they can be confidently i,-c imtueiided invaluable remedies for inward cono.-stions. spasms and ...

... perhaps don’t hear quite so much as some others of us the complaints of the ladies on this subject. Aid. Woodlands : Perhaps not; but I know that many of them are unfortunately apt to make complaints that are not always to well grounded. The Town Clerk said ...

... those weights may be taken at 26 tons and 53 tong respectively. The great disparity between the weight of mails outwards and inwards is. partly due, teiXirt says, to the fact that London issues far more correspond-nee than it receive! and partly to tbe c ...

... not be necessary.* The Republicans, indeed, have paid the Prince many attentions as the Monarchists, and if they make any inward reservations, it is because the Bona-' partists affirm that they alone command Ida sympathy. The Republicans, of cenrse, not ...

... yards distant he found the defendant lying down by the side of the road.—Mr. Supt. Stephens said they had had a number of complaints against this man. If did not turn the horses into a field let them graze by the roadside.—The Bench inflicted the full penalty ...

... involved in the terrible be oufcpo-ired at that time, when they should see **Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, Such mao had au inward peace, strong hope, and implicit faith in immoitality. He urg*d his hearer* to heed the Ap-.stolicdictum‘‘Be perfect even ...

... fairer readers know it better as “palpitations” that it frequent cause of uterine complaints, and that it the certain cause, if not dis tortion the spine, that curvature inwards which the most incurable of all causes of ill-healtic One great danger Western ...

... wife though she had bet n in India and be in Greenland. And then the pretty anger if heartless man ventured upon murmur or complaint! Was this the way showed cur thankfulness for the manifold blessings that we enjoyed? When so much pains bad been taken purely ...

... whom parents, nurses, and cooks are tempting with new delicacies and doctors are waiting to rescue from outward infection or inward disagreement. On the other hand, it is a very remark that the rising generation a stunted one comparison with the past. But ...

... head droops. Frequently with his head erect, the dog utters a short and very peculiar howl; or if he barks is in a hoarse, inward totally unlike his usual tone, terminating generally with this characteristic howl. The respiration always affected : often ...

... relief and comfort to those afflicted wit i he above distressing and, when neglected, dangerous complaints. Let any person troubled with any of the above complaints give Beech am’a Cough Pills trial. The most violent Cough will in a short time removed. Caution ...