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... USE TO SING AND SPEAK LES DOUGHTY’S VOICE LOZENGES M! FOR THE THROAT. —Herr Wachtel, Oourt Singer to the King of Prussia, writes > “Your excellent lozenges are the best to make the voice cle; ar, and immediately clean the throat from phlegm.” Christine ...
... The British Standard, March 15, 1861, speaking of Benson's Argentine Spoons and Forks, says, Tlieir appearance is certainly such that but for the absence of the customary credentials of Silver, detection would be almost iinposible. This splendid material ...
... A would be erudite young man, wishing to ask young lady if he might speak to her for few moments, wanted know if he could roll the wheel conversation around th axle tree of her understanding for a moment. The poor girl fainted Hughes's Tvpe Printing ...
... Miss Tulip, in speaking of old bachelors, savs they arc frozen-out old gardeners in the flower-bed ot Live. As they are useless weeds, they should be served in the same manner —chocked! ...
... EATH OF THOMAS M‘QUEEN, ESQ. The Sarnia Observer, speaking of the death of Mr M‘Queen, says :— “ We were taken by surprise on Saturday last, b & para- graph which ap in the Guelph Advertiser of Friday, d announcing the death of this veteran of the Reform ...
... Cure of Consumption - Newcastle by Dr. Locock's W afkks. —•' Gentlemen, —1 can myself speak ot your afers with the greatest confidence, having rec unmended tliciu in many cases pulmonary consumption, and they have always relief when everything else has ...
... , Manchester, January 13th, 1853. Sir, —I had the pleasure of hearing one ot customers the other day speak very highly of your invaluable Woolley's Pectoral Candy. He said that he had been very much distressed with a troublesome cough for many years, ...
... A class of English newspaper writers, and of Englishmen generally, can never made to understand why Scotsmen should ever speak of Scottish rights, or have any notion beyond being regarded somewhat inaignificant appendage to England. At one time this was ...
... Cure of Consumption in Newcastle bv Db. Locock'b Pulmonic Wafers. — Gentlemen, —I can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when ...
... The Standard, Nov. 15, speaking of Benson's Watches in the Exhibition, says—lt has evidently been Mr Benson's object to render them rivals in point of beauty of decoration to the elegant Swiss knicknacks, and at the same time to preserve the characteristics ...
... New Lion Killh.—The journal* of Algeria speak of young Frenchman named Betouille, employed in the topographical service, who bids fair to rival the fame of Jules Gerard. Being lately in the neighbourhood of Soukahras, was informed that a lion had carried ...
... MAN-EATING TIGERS I INDIA. Miscellaneous. Last Friday, Lord Ettrick, who is entit} to speak with authority on anythi relatin; to India, made a speech in the House of. rds calling attention to “Latreille on half a million the number of ‘lives th. at. were ...