... laundry soap, but it doesn’t stop at that. It is also a way of washing clothes. The Kels-Naptha soap and the Fels-Naptha way together—wash clothes quicker, easier and better than they can be washed with any other soap or by any other way. The Fels-Naptha way ...

... A VAST NUMBER OF GIRLS Buffer from Bloodlessncss. It the cane ...

... A VAST NUMBER OF GIRLS Buffer from Anemia or Blooitesaoess. is ths cause of pale, bloodless complexion, weskosas Praathleuness, palpitation, arrsst cf development and general ill-health. It ie qaickly cared Nicjroc-t'B Bi.ood Pills. They make pore, rich ...

... number the ctcw. It appears two collier* —the Industry and Neptune, Whitehaven were labouring the back of the East Pier, struggling stoutly against a raging sea, which every moment bore them nearer to their doom. Captain Boyd, who had been actively engaged ...

... Recovered by collier Seven bodies were landed at Belfast last night by the collier Ballykesh, which is owned by Messrs. John Kelly, Ltu. The colller, which is commanded by Captain Gilbert Hamilton, was on her way from Liverpool to Ballylumford Power Station ...

... scores ofpeople had assembled on the shore and as he was washed back again towards the beach a number of nice rushed into the surf. Mr. P. Kearney succeeded in grasping the exhausted man and brought bun to shore, where after some time he revived. As events ...

... EVICTION OF COLLIERS. [special teleubam.] Durham, Wbdnbsdat, To-dat twenty workmen and their families, numbering in all one hundred and three, were evicted from their houses Bearpark Colliery, near Dnr. ham. They had refused to submit to a reduction of ...

... Francisco on the 12th inst, encoubtered a terrific hurricane* during which the whole watch oa deck, numbering seven men, were washed overboard. Five succeeded in getting on board again. ...

... imagined they heard barking the bottom long-closed coal pit near Plas Venion and number of colliers organised rescue. To reach the place where tbo terrier -was imprisoned it was necessary to traverse a narrow adit, leading to the foot of the diseased workings ...

... WITH THE COLLIERS IN THE MIDLANDS. (FROM A DAILY NEWS CORRESPONDENT.) The term I ?? War, first applied to lhb colliers' strike in a figurative sense, has grown into a stern reality. The Midlands are a vast military caump, even London centibuting her ...

... Agricull some years jMst, in which the y of a huge number of washes and smeai-s for the control of (he warble fly wn.' tedel. showed that few pn*|>ara(ions coidd relied upon kill considerable number of maggots in the hacks cf cattle. The most promising ...

... were sure of a rich booty, evidences that Collier must on this as many other occasions, have received information from some well-informed source, of the proper time to pounce on his victims. After this, Collier was again forced to fly. and the Dublin ...