... 5crrndii,eedt• work, Calisthenics, and Practical Dnm» iit. Tirrtnouiv. With regard to Dratviog.it is almost i tou; fr tie lo speak of the almost unprecedented «n :j A^- aedrv ...

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... disqualifications for the discharge of the sacred obli- gations of marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose follies, (to speak mildly,) have entailed upon him debility, and disfi- guring disease in their worst forms therefore the Silent Friend will be ...

... perfect health. I could have sent you many more cases, but the above, from the severity of the attack, and speedy cure, I think, speak smuch in favoui of your astonishing Pilis. (Signetl) R- W. KIRKUS. AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC FEVER, IN VAN DIEMAN'S ...

... neighbourhood. On the previous even- 3'r W8S sultry and the clouds lowering, and the t«t[tlsVva8 so unusually dark, that to speak in comparative H m'ght be likened to total eclipse of the moon, i|T a ^u'l moon rose at four minutes past seven o'clock c°ntje ...

... Cottage, Eavenscourt Park, Haminer- «ii|j0 smith, W., writes :—The dla Washer' far exceeds my expecta- tions, and I cannot speak too highly of it The saving is very great in labour, firing and soap. My clothes, even collars and. cuffs, are never rubbed ...

... to Mr. Poole, Redruth; to Mr. T. Hoskiris, your Agent here; or to myself. Ever bound to shbw my gratitude to you, and to speak in favour of the Universal Medicines, I am, gentlemen, your humble SGoanV rx WM- ROBERTS. Hayle Copper House, Feb. 12, 1831 ...

... Glycene Cottige, Eavenscourt Park, ITamiH-i'- smith, W., writes :—The 'llu Washer' far exceeds my expecta- tions, and 1 cannot speak too highly of it The saving is very great in labour, firing and soap. My clothes, even eciars and cuffs, are never rubbed, ...

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... Glyeene Cottage, Kavenscourt Park, Hammer- smith, W., writes :—The Villa Washer' far exceeds my expecta- tions, and I cannot speak too highly of it. The saving is very great in labour, firing and soap. My clothes, even collars and cuffs, are never rubbed ...

... ieceived many hundred letters from the Nobility, Gentiy, and Clergy of the Kingdom, who have patronised the system, aDd all speak highly of the satisfaction given. Farmers, T radesmen, and Mechanics are also pleased with having an opportunity afforded them ...

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