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... After my first dose of Dr, Cassell’s Tublets 1 found the pain eased in a few minutes, and now T am better and stronger in every way, and am gaining--flesh, and in fact a new man, T cannot praise Dr. Cassell’s Tablets too highly*~ ~ Dr. Cassell's Tablets ...
... lly received. He was accompanied by Mrs. Gladstone, Mr. W. H. Gladstone, M. P., and other members of his family. Onmmum.n.nu-nm,n-mmam Salford Association, seconded by Mr. Slw'h, & cordial vote of thanks was to Mr. G - Armstrong said there was no second ...
... in the steamer Arawa. still enjoying daily walks, Mrs. Innes, of Apstruther, Firth of Forth, celebrated her one hundredth birthday on Saturday. She yeceived a congratulatory message from the King and Mr. Lloyd George. In recoguition of the honour of knighthood ...
... BISHOP’S TRIBUTE TO MR. ATTWOOD. FUTURE OF DERWENT. Sympathetic reference to the recent death of Mr. Matthew Attwood is made by the Bishop of Derby (Dr. E. Courtenay Pearce) in the October issue of the Derby Diocesan Leaflet. ‘ The Diocese of Derby,” ...
... viewed the proceedings from tLe gallery. Mr. F. LovEROCK, chairman of the Alfreton Town aud Trade Association, presided, and he was supported by Mr. Eyre (the {:esb of the evening), Mr. James Oakes, Dr. Leary, Dr. Corkery, the Rev. G. H. ...
... d, 111, and 2/9, Dr l Tablets absoiutely cure loss of flesh, n | prostration, debility, anmmia, spinal .. erve pairs, rickets children, heart depression kidney tronbles, and all d's nerve and physical exham stamps to-day to Dr. Cs King Street West, Manche ...
... tributes were sent by Mr. Deaville and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deaville, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dale, Miss Mary Deaville, Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe, Mr. and ...
... BOY HELPLESS FROM PARALYSIS. Declared Incurable at a Hospital, Permanently Restored by DR. CASSELL'S TABLETS. I Mrs, Sharman, 18, Radford Boulevard, Nottinghawmn, writes:--** My son Willrted was ' taken bad with parafysis: he could neitber stand nor walk ...
... deepest sympathy,” from Mr.aod Mrs. Palmer-Morewood ; « In affestionate remembrance, and with sincereet sympathy,” trom Rev. J. A. and Mre. Hervey ; Mr. snd Mrs. T. W. Taylor and Mr. Gerald Jaskson, * With deep sympathy ;* ...
... late Dr. Parker's residence, and his sermons, and those of Mr. Spurgeon, I read weekly, before T was twenty years of age. The late Dr. Dale 1 knew when in Birmingham, addressed his people, and value his writings, which I treasure in my study. Mr. Hardy ...
... JOURNAL.” agent :—Mr. C. CANDLIN, « TH ‘: -‘H()P “ e | (Lately occupied by \iessrs. Bradley), HIGH STkik . N & POST OFFICE, | Isnow OFPi NED by | N A. W. PEARSON, ‘ '\\'it'h a Large Stock of STATIONENY. I 15. AND FANCY . GO, The shop in King Streot is continued ...
... Celery, &e. Mr. R. Knowles, president of the Conservative Association, was chairman, and was supported by Mr. J. 8. Sandars, the Couservative candidate for Mid-Derbyshire; Mr. T. H. Onkes, Captain Herbert Strutt, Mr. J. B. Barrow, Mr. E. ...