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... Cure of Chronic Cough by Dr. Locock's Pulmonic Wafers —From Mr. J. Smedley, Bookseller. Slealord. I can speak with confidence, particularly of tbe Pulmonic Wafers, with which I have been not only relieved, but cured, of a chronic winter oough. Hundreds ...
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... Pure Sentiment.—The maiden wept, and I said, Why weepest thou, maiden She answered not, neither did she speak, but sobbed exceedingly, and I again said : Maiden, why weepest thou? and she answered aud said, What's that you ? Mind your own business ...
... The Newspaper Bot.—l would also speak of another class of newspaper people—the newspaper boy, agile a lamplighter, sharp in his glances as a cat. The newspaper boy is all ages, from twelve to fourteen, i>ut they are all alike, very disorderly and very ...
... A Short Dozen.—George 111., speaking to Archbishop Sutton of his large family, used the expression, I believe your grace has better than dozen? No, Sir, (replied the Archbishop), only eleven. Well replied the King, not that bat-r than dozen Poynder'i ...
... POETRY. TOO LATE. Hush! speak low—tread softly— Draw the sheet aside; Yes. she does look peaceful; With that smile she died. Yet stern want and sorrow Even now you trace On the wan, worn features Of the still, white face. Restless, helpless, hopeless ...
... ADVERTISER FOR DO somerset VOL XC— N 4680 7 PRICE SKVEN-PfcNCE MONDAY’S POSTS from Spain speak coils' linued disturbances provinces Lis- foot to Cortes Constitution accounts 11 French Mr Cannine upon --ter Affairs Mr Canning of the of private correspondence ...
... The Western Flying Post, 2T.je immtxn jfl])t»r_ j&oat. YEOVIL, TUESDAY, May 15, 1860. We desire to speak of Lord Ebnry with all the respect due to his moral worth and social excellences, and would fain think with the Archbishop of Canterbury that the ...
... rare Rich heritage had won. From the dark and narrow street Into world of love A soul was borne; speak low, Speak reverent, —for kDOW Not bow they speak above, When tbe night and morning meet. ...
... ask'd Limours, Your leave, my lord, to cross the room, and speak To your good dam>el there who sits apart. And seems so lonely? My free leave, he said ; Get her to speak : she does not speak to me. Then rose Limours and looking at his feet, Like him ...
... shall be built, net vote bdlot shall be passed, When leavers shall refrain from guilt When Dizzy shall speak simple truth, And Montague speak common sense, When Pam shall cease to be a youth, And Roebuck cease to take offence : Then—but I fancy, not ...
... were a voice—a persuasive voice, That could travel the wide world through, I would fly on the beams of the morning light. And speak to men with a gentle might, And tell them to be true. I'd fly—l'd fly o'er land and sea, Wherever a human heart might be, Tellintr ...