... by one application of St Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had failed. Mrs Et Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sand way, Maidstone, Kent, says : St Jacobs Oil has cared me of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...

... everything, from Wellington boots to three volume *ovals. Isn't It strange, remarked a lady, that the blies Smiths are gross. Pot at all, was the reply, Maar father wan a grocer. Hin.—• u American editor writes is golden, of course; but the silence ...

... brilliant dye That tempts the sealy prey With :mare pinion, of the jay, The till of Munn% brown, with the gorgeous (rag The golden h the from oft' tb.• yoaC,rctail lt d polish d .t el. modestly will blend the hale Wl' freckles free th c ta d. silk, me gat ...

... years ago there was a aupenititious avoidance of September 14 arrow the juvenile nutters Kent. A capital story in reference to this is told still in Maidstone and Its neighbourhood. A regiment quartered there had in its hand an immense negro drummer ...

... during last week Mr John Sills, stone merchant, of Maidstone, sustained a very serious loss. On Wednesday, a hair belonging to Mr Sills had bronght a freight of oatcake to one of the wharves at Maidstone, and after the large had been cleared, the sweepings ...

... to the poor law commissioners, and it now extends by means of its Several agents throughout the county of Kent. It is called the County of Kent Friendly Society, and among the many friendly societies whose rules and regulations I have examined, it deserves ...

... TOYIK, BOOThIAKER, bag always band a largo Stack of Witte' and Genh's BOOTS and SHOES, from the Bret Makers. TENNIS AND SAN i rl SHOES AT Low Patent. Lessta' AND GIOSTAS GOLFING BOOTS AND SHOES MAUI RZPAIRS NEATLY EXAVUTED. 120 MARKET STREET. ROBERT NIVEN ...

... ye see. As likewise due gentlemen,' quo I. 'Od yer aye the Auld man yet, Jeems, rhymin' thing • body says. Faigs an' folk kent ye as Ilea as me they wud had at ye till ye gied us • screed no unworthy o' Burns himsel'.' Draw an owre a chair than, Tatnmas ...

... Orosowirdi Iwo, do. W. , J. drorsard. , Sir A. olio. under Crown. Kent, Wed „ Sir Z. Pilaw, Hull „ W. H. Werra, odic* Orr Cm. Graaf Rile in the Prise of Leather. —A large meeting of muter boot and sins makers London wee held en Monday night, shoe It was ...

... TACKETTY BOOTS ALL SIZES. T GRAND CHRISTMAS NUMBER of LON- University of Aberdeen ; Dean of theaculty of Manufactures. 2 WOMEN'S FRONT or LACING LEATHER -I- DON SOCIETY. In November. The Number Theology. (ESTABLISILED MORE 20 YEARS.) • I BOOTS, 3s gal ...

... with jewels, from which depends a scimitar, which is a blaze of precious stones, and which clangs against his yellow boots and golden spurs as he passes on. The spacious staircase was lined with servants who might make very pretty counterfeits of Oriental ...

... head of a cow in silver, with immense horns of pure gold, was found. A large girdle of gold, five gold vases, and immense golden buttons were also found. All these objects were marvellously worked. Among other discoveries are nine silver vases and numerous ...