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... every person who can read and think. T\R. ROOKE'S ANTI-LANCET. A Clergyman writing to Dr. Books, aader data July Uth. 1874. speaking of tba ANTI-LANCET. says:- -Of Its style and matter I can judge, for I have been sd author on other themes for thirty ...
... ua to 8m room for more than a very small number of tbe letten. wbich are constantly reaching us froaa every quarter, all speaking in the bigheat termi of the great healing work performed by 9— appliancea wherever tbey are used. We cannot but expreaa our ...
... York. 5313 a TO SPEAK FRENCH,— Taught by an elderly Parisian Lady (to adults exclusively), such as Gentlemen, Ministers, Doctors, Commercial Travellers, Ladies engaged in business, and others going abroad, &c. Pupils are made to speak ; those who are ...
... York. ■ 3501 a I^EENCH (to speak), taught by aa elderly Parisian Lady to adults, Clergymen, tourist*, com- mercial ladies and gentlemen going to Paris, etc., can have lesc-ons by courses. No books used, students must learn to speak lirst. — Apply by letters ...
... 11 be satisfied by Home Rule, or will be any the better for Home Rule, is a delusion. To suppose that, when you speak of Irishmen, you speak of one nation is also a delusion. Ireland cent-tins not one nation but two. And one of those nations is far more ...
... an read and think. _ ?? — . 1 . ■T|R. ROQKE'S ANTI-LANCET. A Clergyman writing to Dr. Books, under date July 15th, 1874, speaking of the ANTLLANCBT.* says :— Of its style and nutter I can judge, for I have been an anthor on other themes for thirty ...
... BREAKFAST BACON (requires no [tli>dli-Hi Jul i ■mill li|| Pjiflyn- t\Z^ — licate ?? inviting remedies, of wliich all the world speak I well — but having ourselves found real benefit by their use, we cordially recommend them.— Morning Herald. AGEXT-Mr. JOSEPH ...
... **i. John Borough ; 73, Wm. Smith ; 74. Isaiah Smart ; 7*» Jonathan Bainforth ; 70, John Kira; 77, Wm. Coward t 78, Thomas Speak ; 78, John Willows; 88 and 81. Wm. Smith and George Hunt; 82, Kredenck Oldfirld ; S3 aad 84, Wa Thackrah and John Rowley; 80 ...
... kinds of Joiners' Work.— Wa Robinson akd Coy., Timber Itn- portere, Saw Mills. Middlesbrough. 9442 fI^HOSE who have taken it speak very well X of FOLKARD'S NEUVE TOBIC WINE. It givea Euergy and Strength, and is very bracing and not bad to take. Is. 6d. and ...
... Torrens' Herbal Pills. I could mention scores of persons who have derived great benefit from their use. The following will speak for itself : — Read the following most important letter just received by Mr. W. Dalton, Bookseller, 65, Walmgate, York :— ...
... * ret * ru of tiie pain, One Pill in- *- uibly gave her immediate relief, tehe is now in the yoyiaeut of good health, and speaks in the highest pr-ise of th :S old-established, and justly celebrated r-nnily Medicine, which has stood the test and ex- perience ...
... health. 1 bave since recommended them to four individuals, who have suffered much from gout and rheumatism ; and they all speak highly of tbe benefit they have received from tbem. If you think my case worthy of insertion amongst the many cures effected ...