... ST. ttCOBS OIL CJRES Mrs. D. Ckjast, of Grove Cottage, Saodway, Maidstone, Kent, says : The second bottle of 9t. Jacobs Oil has curwl me of neuralgia two years’ standing.” Mr. Fumival, master. British Schools, Marshfield, says:—“ Having suffered from ...

... regretted by her Son Joe. On her soul, Sweet Jesus, have mercy WELLER (nee McCRORY), MARGARET — Peacefully. at Hospital, Maidstone, Kent. beloved daughter of the late William John and Elizabeth McCrory. — Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughters, Son, ...

... was Ft. Ch. Holway Legato, a golden retriever bitch owned by Mr. F. J. Dobson, Mohill, County Leitrim. The reserve prize went to Sandor Nimb.e Nick. a golden retriever dog owned by Mrs. Joan Hendley, from Maidstone, Kent. Cert.ficates of merit were awarded ...

... Ik-ngat Canterbury’ Bth do.—Bombay—Canterbury 9th Lancers Bengal—Maidstone 10th Husaam—Aldershott 11th do.—bright 12th Lancers Madras—Maidstone 13th Light Dragoons—Dublin do.—Bombay— Maidstone 15th Hu«sars—Hounslow 16th Lancers—Kdmburgh 17th Lancers— Bombay ...

... FOR SALE—Creamery Cart, in good condition.—James H. M‘Kinney Sons. ‘5O-53 WITHOUT Coupons—Rubber Water- Broof, Rubber Knee Boots, Tweed oat (Stylebridge), Navy Melton ‘Coat, Youth’s Sports Suit, Obrsets, Shoes.—West way Agency. SALE—Pony, quiet in harness ...

... a pile carpet to tired, hot and sore feet whea 1 nmerseles. Ye. carry that eoadort with .HHe Shoes. Makers of Real II sod Boots and Shoes. _____ RICHARD HENRY & SON, WANT*. CANADA, Aa»t,r*li*, N«w Assisted and Nominatod Paaaagaa. rail benefits under the ...

... Manufactory—Oakley Corner, Weetmioater Bridge Road. large stock of OWN MAKE to Select from. machine work. Any deacription of Boot or Shoe made measure. Price* moderate. Two Prize Medals, 1862. Netherlands, 1809. Paris, 1867. ROAST your MEAT with the TUBULAR ...

... amid all this glitter of gold lace and fine clothes, to see this apparition in hidden gray tunic, turbaned cap, and trunk boots, wi'h long sword clanking on the ground and head and face and garment covered with dust, walking stiffly up the isle of men ...

... Glasgow steamship which had to ba tewed four hundred and eighty milae had pay £*, Boo, £lO a mile, for asaietaaca. m _ MsfcMi BOOTS uaaiiKsa -sur,-® M 4arb SKb, . ft M I 1 gJRi velvet, sail seer 3 Un#« •• im*; yaw*ant ®as®r MO MOM. awards MUDDRI BETWEEN OORSEL’S ...

... THE DAYS WHEN KNIGHTS WERE BOLD? lu the modern dictionary Still appear* the ord quintain, a specimen whicii was •-discovered Kent weens ago. T!»e word still mean* post with turning and loaded top or cross-piece, L*e tilted at. metlieval touniaineuts, tilting ...

... perpetual worry. One wrote, ** I starving ! from Kent, One wired, •* I dying ! from Surrey» And frequent ipiatlee conveyed the confeeeioa: ‘*l write theee few liuee with Man to Possession With alienee—not golden, bat grim. The miser repelled his tormentors ...

... Thb Prince of Wales has sent a donation of 25 guineas towards the Building Fund of the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat (Golden Square, London), of which institution his Royal Highness is the patron. accident of alarming character happened on Sunday ...