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... was very sensitive, and Gertrude took delight in causing her pain. When ordered to arrang e Gertrude '8 curls. lace up her boots, eto., Amy would wish there was not such a wide differ. ease between rich and poor people ; for althongh she was willing to ...
... one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after ail other remedies had failed.” ¥ Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says: ** St. Jacobs Uil bas cured me of neuralgia of two years standing.” Thers is no bodily pain which canuot be removed ...
... * Lecture by Maudle” (Grant), **Searching for the golden street,” “Bocalmed” (Cowan), **Miss Sharp and Mr. Jinks™ (Towne), * The last shot * (Reid), and ** How Rnbenstein played the piano.” Mr, Kent was especially suc cessful in his pathetic contributions ...
... Itomendale United F.C. Something of exceptional has occurred in each of the last between Kent and Surrey at the Oval. The famous tie match of was followed by Kent victory by one wicket in 1306, when the finish was all the more exciting became Woolley, ...
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... GOLDEN HOPE By J. el. FLETCHER. Author of Th. florsohing Floor, Dasiel QuA'. •• Th e mi e n.so Marius the sta. PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS: LAURENCE WORKMAN. the inventor ot new motor for aeroplanes. JOHN BEDFORD, a partner in It* Armadale ragtime firm ...
... handsome, gort of rakish fellow, you undeniteod. Brewed very smart. Blue serge stiit—good stuff new. Straw hatblack band. Brown boots—polished and shining. Quite the swell--as Netherfield always was even when he'd got through hie money. The gentleman! Lord ...