... £» in an Hotel, by a respectable single man, age 37. Or as TRAVELLING SERVANT to a single gentleman or family going abroad. Speaks French fluently, and has a little knowledge of German. Address T. B. No. 15, Orchard-street. Southampton \ TAE PZN6. TT ...

... recently visited by tbe Royal Com- missioners. as well as by tbe Farmers' Delegates from I b.otiana, who are unanimous in speaking of its wonderful i fertility. Also large tracts of Government Lands, tree. • m i P 5! - a ? d £aU P a ' ticulars free ...

... is soft, beinz made of the finest badger hair. A hard tooth brush >s not only^ a foolish but a criminal instrument, so to speak. For, by rubbing a soft substance like the gums with hard brusb, the former will evidently become spongy and weakened, thus ...

... with advaniage : he Instantly procured a box whi. hi look according to the directions, alter two ?? I w_l (comparatively speaking, m heave..;|f,ee from pain mfd inAamniailoti. On ll.e tilth day I was enabled to attend to business, and beloru 1 had finished ...

... sustained very serious inlnries and expired in the course of few minutes. AN M.P. ADMIRES ANARCHISM.—Mr. Keir- Hsrdie. M.P.. speaking on Sunday at the Queen's Park Congregational Hall, Harrow-road, on the poaitioo of the Independent Labour Party, said that ...

... partment is conducted by a Lady, a native of France, who resides in the house, which will afford their pupils the advantage of speaking that language with purity and facility. EDUCATION, jyjRS. DARVALL, No. 15, Camber- ** berland Place, Polygon, begs to inform ...

... Valet. &c A MAN is in want of a situation, who Vn. |, as b een accustomed to ?? in different parts ot the Globe, and can speak five different lan- guages. He has no objection to take a G'oom or Valet's situ- ation to a single gentleman. Address (il by ...

... ooo^ldenoe against Mrs. Pollard at Stratford Police Court on Saturday, and she was discharged. PLAIN SPEAKING TO KRUGEB,— Mr. Cham- berlain. speaking at Birmingham on Monday evening. f_ f re * ia * ,l _ Eruger had not fulfilled the condition, laid down ...

... was subject to constant debility, but since takine them he has been quite hearty ; and certainly his appearance at any rate, speaks well in favour of the Medicine Many families make it their only Housbhold Mbuicisb * Wa ar g6 IMPORTX NT^T B^^^ II7 ' WINKS ...

... agency. I have known it to effect cures in a great many cases. The ' Extract ' is much appreciated by the people here. All speak well of it.— Mr. R. R. HODGSON, tea dealer, Brotton, Yorks, September 17, 1883. I have suffered very much for three or four ...

... inconvenienced by his Artificial Teeth, is actu- ally uncomfortable without them. In appearance and in use, both for eating and speaking, they are precisely the same as natural teeth — there is no difference whatever. Painless and conservative to a degree ...

... Among its recent occupiers have been the .Marquis of Anglesea, and the Duke of Nouthumberland. It woulJ be impossible to speak too highly ofthe Situation of this Property, as it embraces an uninter- ru; ted vie* of the Harbour and Roadstead of Cowes ...