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... present. lam in a comfort. ihle place as above, and few stairs, with a Miss Warnford, who has plenty of money, no legs, not to speak of, through matism, Likewise her temper is awkt's bad. But I can 1 humouring her she ward at times wh put up with that, ...
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... Without them, in the first place, beauty loses its charm, and woman becomes old before her time. It is also impossible to speak correctly and distinctly when the teeth are gone. We need not remindyou that the loss of Teeth means the less of health. They ...
... tiresome ‘and wearisome. There were three books he believed in—the Bible, human nature, ‘and readmgil the book of observation. Speaking of his success in obtaining money in his gre\’ioun cirriits for various pur‘ponu. e said he hoped to get a lot of money out ...
... LORD RIPON ON THE COMMISSION. Speaking at a Liberal meeting, held in connection with the opening of a new Liberal club at Mirlield, the Marquis of Ripon referred to the recent speech of the Marquis of Hartington at Sunderland. He said it was not because ...
... over the depravity of nd this one in particular closed the datt BERE King In a genera and s te frankly whv n Mavners. “1 vou speak the 'd upon ¥ inedly now, he breath: ted down tear-stained feeling came n another face h tears too ~wanied of Enguld have | ...
... CHATTER'S GOSSIP. I find walking sticks are more dangerous tile to write about than I imagined. Every person with whom I have a speaking acquaintance is perfectly certain that he is intended either fur the puppy, de practical or the irritable man. I have decide-les ...
... whether in. defamatory, relaxed, ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, Ac. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huskiness, erynees, and irritation so frequently attendant on ovee ...
... whether in. lammatory, relaxed, ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, En. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huskiness, gryness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over ...
... to elevate the moral and intellectual tune of the men, and he trusted that they would use the room for their own benefit. Speaking of the education question. Mr. Leeman said that two new school-rooms would be built. Mr. Sheriff. M.P.. *Lid be hoped to ...
... breathless suspense the momentous issue of the proposition of one prominent member of the Board (most unaccountably left speaking) as to whether the head master be allowed to continue his iniquitous custom of selling books to his scholars, at the exorbitant ...
... E/011 • CHEMIST. Salisbury, Slay IG, 1872.—Sir, I am happy to tell you that your Wind Pills sell well. NI any of my customers speak highly of Olt 11l They are evidently of peat service in els, of Indict and General Debility. 1 am. Sir. fdithi tiny yours, ...