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... good, bu1 since taking Hood's Sar. 'aparilla lie is not like the same person. I cannot speak too highly of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and shall witb great pleasure speak of iti goodness to all wrhom ] inow, and j wish vow erer snccron. J. a]is, 5, 31il. ton-park ...
... tbreeoakesnO dei Wholeale Depot: 67, Holborn4 vedet Lyona SPECIMJ SUNDAY MORNING EDIIION. OUR SPECIAL FEATURES. WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF 'BP? THE PERIL IN INDIA. TEE LAND OF MYSTERY. LAW FOR. THE PEOPLE. By W. M. Tbompeon. B.L. CHARITY AS A FINE ART.-By N ...
... The following unsolicited letter from two medical students, which the Pl.0 prietors of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa have received, speaks for itself. To parents who have sons or daughters at School or in training for a professioual o business life, it points its ...
... when given up by doctors. I hatd sune a case. Missy speak highly of it. THOMAS MuILLEcR, Weduesfieltd -`Your usedicilss have given great satisfactioss in this distric t. andti nisy of my customers speak highly of MIoLher Scigel's Syrup. Wet. FLOWER. Beccles ...
... the Working classgs, and that competition is concurrently extending all Its banoefasinfluences. The Times of Monday last, speaking of the. Nottingham trade, says, There are still a considerable number of framework knitters oat of work, without the chance ...
... And-.for. Mother Seigel's- Syrup-'! we claim the merit. of curing disease. Of the Icompeonent parts of.thisi Syrup we shall speak later on. Ph. D. Le Brocy, 29, Queen-street, Jersey, writes. 'under August liL 1883, as -follows:- I have great pleasure ...
... success. And for Mother Seigel's Syrup we claim the merit of curing disease. Of the component parts of this Syrup we shall speak later on. Ph. D. Le Brocy, 29, Queen-street, jersey, writer under August 11, 1883, as follows:- I have great pleasure in writing ...
... success. And for Mother Seigel's Syrup we claim the merit of curing disease. Of the component parts of this Syrup we shall speak later on. Ph. D. Le Brocy, 29, Queen-street, Jersey, writes under August 11, 1883, as follows:- I have great pleasure in ...
... hier letters couched ir loving and at'fectionate terms. In one he wrote- As I cannot get to speak to yen, I shall have to worite.I try several timies to speak, hit you alwive- seen, too beslle to stop. I caestot niache it out. Whjy, dooar, I saw yol coming ...
... face their daily bfll with Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa and they can then brave the fury of the elements with equanimity. The writer speaks from personal experience and from observation of beneficial effects on others. TEA opens the pores and temporarily excites ...
... results by very many of my readers, both for themselves and their elder children, and several of them have writttn to me speaking very highly of the preparation. It is largely us d by trained nurses and others who have to undergo aqgreat deal of fatigue ...
... success. And for Mother Sei-el's Syrup we claim the merit of curing disease. Of the component parts of this Syrup we shall speak later on, Ph. D. Ie Brocy, 29, Queen-street, Jersey, writes under August 11, 1883, as follows:- I have great pleasure in ...