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Glnm., a man wlio hud suffered tot forty years from Asthmatic cough. He “V(3Im'n l.\ llw In-~l, llninu I lulu‘ <*\(:1' continues : " Often 1 could not work Iulzllll IR)!‘ (‘rnmln nml :u~llm:'|," .\ll_‘.'h .\II‘. 1-(-:11‘ for shortness of breath and wheez ing, R. 'l‘l101mw, nl (lxllru-ll, lFritl§;«:ml, u mun who hml .~nl1‘(.-u-tl for n ltd I wns always coughing Hint spit- (ilnm., fmm .-\.~‘I,lmmIi«~ <-Hugh. H0 ting up phlegm. Sometimes, when the l'orl.y _y<-;;r.< 1-untinm-.~4: “HIM-1: I could not. \\‘m‘l§ nttaoki were Oil, 1 dared not to to lnr slmrlm-hs ml’ In‘-.-ullu unnl \\l:(u-7,im_,', bed for fear of choking. 1 tried many and I wus l|lV\'ll‘\’H 1-uu;_§l|in::‘ Mml spit- cough preparations and had tnsoieftl ting up plnlcmxu. Sunx:-l,im('.~, whvn I'll!‘ advice, but f never found any real, :ntm(-l\.~ \\'L'l'(‘ um, I (lun-vl null 2-: lo lasting benefit until i commenced taking I)(‘lI fur fun’ nl' ('lmkin;,r. I triml m:m_\'
Vciio'h Lightning Oongh Cure. I was in prepzn'n.li(ms nml hall 1uL-tlivnl hul. fuuml I he middle of a, very bad attack, and I m~\V(-r rcnl, I nn_\' until lvumlncucoal Veno's relieved me as nothing else had lu.\|‘ll1g'lwII(-Ill l,:1lcin,r: \'vuu'H l,i;_:lnl|:i11:,-'(‘nx1<_'ln (‘ux'u'. I \\:l.\‘ in ever done. Almost from the first my llw lnltllllv of n \'(-1'_\' hml u.l.lu.(-lc, nml breathing became easier, anil the cough \'cIm'a l‘(‘lH,'\'(',ll In»: as 1mt.lLin_I_{ else Inul went ciisy, and now at the present time 4-\'(-1' tlzmu Alnmst, frmn Llw IlI‘.\l my I am in battel health than ever in my lwvullnin-,: ll(‘(‘RlI|(} easier, uml Lhu x-:uu_:l1 li'e. I actually think 1 am cured, and it went, (-21.~‘_\', llllll nmv nl. the prcstml limo is all due to Venn's Lightning Congii lmn in ln~1tm' In-n.ll,h than (‘V(‘l' in my
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A \ S _ British Journal of -Astrology (B.J.A.). Published Monthly 2d., p.f. zld. A.-gr ARE ‘You A ' StI‘0 1 E 3I 9 i M3II . mritish_Journal of Astrology (B.J. A.) , Published Monthly 2d., p.f. 2jd, Hg ARE YOU A '~=‘ NO MAN SHOULD 131*} , \\7l“..\K. No "‘ Strong Vital Man ? niun I\‘ll011l(I stiller from the loss of lllilli NO MAN SHOULD BE WEAK. No \'itiLlit_\'which l'(‘ll(l(.‘l‘.\‘lifv \vo1‘tli1i\'iiig. .\'o man should suffer from the loss of that in-.111 should ullow llI11l.\‘(‘lf to hccuiiic ll‘\s‘ :1.
Vitality which renders life worth living. No inini than Niiiiirv iiitmidvil him. No lllllll man should allow himself to become less a should .~aiiil'ci' wlioii lillL‘l'(‘l.\'lll.illl1ll(Ill. ('4-rliiiii man than Nature intended him. No man Cure for his \\‘(‘:lI{ll('SS. Most of the \\’l‘lLIi- should suffer when there is at hand a Certain llcs.\‘0s‘ from \\'hi(-h lllCll .\-iill'i~i' :Li'o due to iin Cure for his weakness. Most of the weak- eiirly los.»- of N-.iLi1i'o's l'(‘.\'(‘l'\'(! po\\'vi'. You nesses from which men suffer are due to an need not suffer fnnn this. YOU (‘.\N be early loss of Nature's reserve power. Yon i'esloi'vd. The \'(‘l‘_'\' (‘l(‘llll‘ill; \\'lll('ll you need not suffer from this. YOU CAN bo liz1\'0 lost. you (‘.\.\I got hm-li, :lll(I _\nii lll:\i_\' restored. The very element which you be llS liiipiiy :l.\‘ -.in_\’ lllalll ihiii ll\(‘\‘. have lost you CAN get hack, and you may
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Strength by bad habits or dissipation, or SAPPED your vital forces by EXCESSES, — IT IS TIME IT IS TIME FOR YOU TO STOP. FOR YOU TO STOP.
No man can afford to be reckless, force Nature to undue effort, ruin his No man can afford to be 1'0cl(lv<.<. l'«ii'(-0 N2il,lli‘(* to lllltlili‘ vll'ni~l, |‘llll1 his Constitution, or violate the laws governing life ; (his invariablyConstitution, results in disaster or violate the huvs gnu-i'iiiiig Iifv: lllls lIl\.'li'I;Ilil_\‘1'!-~llll\lll 1lltxllSl(‘l' or a complete Nervous Breakdown and a or a complete Nervoiis I3i'oiikdo\\'ii mid ii
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I ‘ In return .3 Postal Order GET YOUR RUPTURE for.ls. for GUREO. *‘ Tim annoyance and discomfort of wearing common will send a. book informationthtit. containing _ Trusses, ox Iruties with Blistering Bubber fads, ouglit to be known by every intelligent -.," widen entail constant danger cf strangulation, to say person. There is so much that the Doct_or. to in niust be :ib'.e which fact. ca.n- _ nofibing tif the time lost from work owin,' to break- impart, be told in a Collfiticlitifllwary, this age o( the truss ami periodical slurping ot the rupture, only zt_nd lmnk has ent'rcd 200,000 homes to’ bring . ran be. entirely overcome. happiness to those who have studied it, ‘ The quick cure of your rupture in the privacy of The iui‘oi-imitioii C()l1i£l«ii)(:(l in this book -‘_ your own home without the slightest Inconvenience, it ought to bcknowu to everybody; willnot \ pafn or danger Is now possible, hy the marvellous harm the ll1llIlill‘l'lC(1to read. 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Not in and . been m do whereby a Complete llemonstrati m of the pain nl the of trouble; the hygienic pli_vsici:m says that curative powers of die Rice Metliod will be sent gratis lly this method cure. |v|'o0(:ss l'eSt0l‘D.i’ir‘.)i link ‘H place in in t~miet> where the knife is used, but confinements can be made oonipttratively ami mist free, lowlier with full Information as to withouthow mix of tho dn.m'l~rs of on nm~rtI.tion. easy if rules are obeyed; rules are given. i» no al> ml the During of your rupture. No truss nluno, ho\\‘c-\'<=.r llllll'il llllI,\‘ he claimed for The ninth chapter t.rents of the proper vim do th s. No truss is‘. more than ti Cut out tho form bolow. wrl e your ame and addressit, mcclionical until umrliom-u—pim:ly lIll‘L‘llIl.lllt"li in i‘s ut-tiou——nnd it has management baby is born The hi it. and send it to day to the address given. ' no i-ilritlivc pi'oiIt-itit-R. The Rice Method has hcen tenth chapter tells how to treat the mother ' DEMONSTRATION COUPON (B 1734) . I|l‘tl\'6(I over and over tumlu to possess the merit of until she is up and about again. The.‘ nil trusses have ' Wm. S. RICE, Ltd., curing rupt.tii'ei~: wlipre failed. and eleventh chapter Lrents of sterility; gives \\ licro even the operation has been worse than a failure. the main 8 8 19, Stonecutter St., E.C. causes and how these may be overcome. '1‘l1eIa.st ot’ _. Gaul e lien, FOR THE IMMEDIATE chapter treats the “c1m.nge," 9. most article for 1'lease seed absolute! ] fr e for inline 'Lite relief important BELIEF all Women over forty. 'J‘hi.- book is full mid Mneflt, your demonstration and Inform* , inn of useful information, and goes thoroughly about the care and cure at Rupture with name of M uud lwiiollt of ruplurc S!liTl‘l‘t‘l‘\‘. nrrnugomcnls have into matters. 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ALL! 598 Room, 4, Spanish Place, Manchester Square, LONDON, W., //) return for a Postal Or. er for Is. 2d. ‘ * 7 -A- 1 -- 5 u ‘ *‘~- _c-.'._ - ‘. - ~ \ _ _' _ . __ ‘b V -K: éntish‘ Journal’of Astr-ologfy ..(B.J.A.). .Published Monthly;2d..p p.f. ‘Her. ‘ -gv ADDRESS '70 -oun‘ READERS. . » - In assuming the editorial or this now world-famed publicatiim I shall endeavour. as far —as as '_" _ ' ' %ossible,IS §’.vt())1el.l[;ll0l,d0 e . e ll o seien 1 e ic ion . " as_i poss ma}:\heflslci!e1nce0<;ftlltstrologi\;_‘be;’§ possi _v prfedic_tioti1_.[s] pi-erdc‘fi_n:to apldwereclosely-Eimedcan e no L doubt whatsoever; it is only a question as to what degree of proficiency can be attempted r >.' Jwithm the scope of a popular annual. My readers must judge of this for themselves. , The witness , present year will the apotheosis of the planet i\lars—thc el:1ssie:1l God of ~'War: The year will be continuous of the Great War. and the red planet helm! now British Journal of Astrology (B.J. A.) , Published Monthly 2d., p.f. 2 d. regnant in Leo, the disturhers of tlie world's peace will carry their depredations to the ADDRESS TO OUR READERS. 'West and the I\'ortl1-west. France is aflanic and overrun with the engines of war. ' In assuming the editorial of this now world-famed publicationBeneath 1 shall i ndeavour, as far its hallowed soil. made sacred by the blood of a million sa(‘l‘ifiees to Justice and as possible, to uphold the science of Astrology hy predictions as definite and closely-timed ‘Freedom. there lurks a mine of intrigue and seething diseoutcnt. Dangers threaten i‘rom as it is possible to make them. Of the possibility of scientificwithin prediction there can be no and without. The British’ Lion is rampant. thoroughly incensed and mightily all doubt whatsoever; it is only a question as to what .furious,degree of proficiency can lie attempted and now puts forth its strengzth. Holland is laid waste and devastated. All the world suffers in that travail which shall hereafter forth the Manchild who within the scope of a popular annual. My readers must judge of this for themselves. great luring §ball shepherd ‘the people with a crook. when “the Lion and the Lamb shall lie down The present year will witness the apotheosis of the planettogether Mara the classical Cod of and a little (‘hild shall load them." Britain calls upon all men to have faith and War. The year will be continuous of the Croat War, and thegive red planet being now of their best gladly for the sake of that World Peace for which we are striving. The regnant in Leo. the disturbers of the world's ‘peace will carry their depredations to the patience of saints and martyrs, the courage of heroes has never been needed more than West and the North-vest. France is aflame and overrunnow. with the engines of war. But we shall go on. and on. until the victory is ours. The Allies will prevail. for so Beneath its hallowed soil, made saered by the blood,it of a million sacrifices to Justiceis and written. But there are times when even the stontest hearts will be shaken. The Black is for her no less than the Lion for her eubs.-—“Siu~nunu.." Freedom, there lurks a mine of intrigue and seething discontent. Dangers threaten from E‘a:,"le fighting eyrie within and without. The British Lion is rampant, thorough! } Incensed and mightily furious, and now puts forth all its strength. Holland is laid waste and devastated. All the world sutlers in that great travail which shall hereafter bring forth the Manchild who shall shepherd the people with a crook, when " tin- Lion and the Lamb shall lie down wiIue’s Annual Announcement} together and a little Child shall lead them." Britainlien. calls upon all men to have faith and TEST HIS SKlLL—'I'HE RESULT WILL ASTONIBH YOU! give of their best gladly for the sake of that World Peace for which we are striving. The patience of saints and martyrs, the courage of heroes has never been needed more than The fountlntion and basis of Asti-ologry arc tho Aspects. The old .\sl.1'ol(u_r_v (including now. But we shall go on, and on, until the victory Is ours. Thethe Allies will prevail, for so by contained a. dozen and in not _ aspects s11,_<:g‘esl.ed Kepler) only nspcc-.l.s, consequence it is written. But there are times when even the stoutest hearts25 will he shaken. The per cent. of the predictions came true. For four t.housn.ml yours Astrology llll-S hcen new Black B&gle is fighting for her eyrie no less than the Lion fornnprogressive. her cubs. " Si'i'ii \itur.." Since the days of Kepler (1571 to loan) to the present day no n.spcct.s have been discovered. Mr. Wilde has discovorcd and verified 20 nml Geo, Wilde's Annual Announcement. (after years‘ . HsS aspects suggested by Kepler) contained only a doz en aspects, and in con so piene.o not ' Mr. Wilde Al3SOLU’l‘l*‘. 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'._.| F‘-ll '-J E R5 lT"r" Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public / Weller- l!I'll'1PAhnn‘1l"I Road List o« "^es 44. 45, 46 and 47. JANUARY. , i.‘ / of I "I Sundays, Interentlno Fasts ’ Festivals, Ac. ,r'//,/,I,'I l/// ~~ ,/, -/ , , ~ 5 W My / I G'Hi 4' 7”l,/// ,4’ I ClIllIKTM! ‘Q CtefumoUlpn. § 2nd Sunday afte ] \{ Douclas Jerrold borii, 18 03. 1st National 6c' Q ol, 18 17". Dividend ilnc on Conso's. for Bristol 5h. 15m., Hull ,'\\'(‘)'iII.'(.“.\(l¢l for . _ Epipiianv. ‘Rainfall 4h.Hlm., Ll,-ith 0h.l9m.,‘z1ml Pred|ct|°ng._. 0"‘1)""““-*"“’- ‘-"'~4°‘“‘- ("‘e°"°°" The under :ul\'e1'se Earl uf Khnberley liovn, 18 M. ‘Jim year opens Comntiong. St. Lucian. 7 vi A_“- ‘i ‘lhlnyd.|lh!3l)]n.‘Lig)~J;:)2:'::E;95.3l1]-‘Kc“*' ‘ Thct|pl:u'ur.t)1] ie sum \}7\v.]aI-5‘IP80 - is stati0n.'u'y v. . I . >l- . , .- . :91’ 1ST SUNDAY AFTKi: EPIPHANY. ,. .1135)" and Turkey will Sufi-5. heavy l’_f"_’f lfilllllllll:.|1lll('l(.xlllll»,1u4l~I.](~l|\ullH.c\l. .,(l.~i .5. Il0l).(l()llLll(l:.rClMom. I Am 1 . Penny Poatftao, 13J0. ’—‘ , , ‘* renew the “l but will ,__,_ reverses. __ 14 H M H M H M attack from unexpected qua1'- . i; 8 —— 10 26 ters. About the 5th the fiscal m..-...i...;.;..n. dunilifl n 0 ~ - ‘ 1 qD , 5' x “n 16 4111 27 4) _':.bSi.x1>.n‘/.1*'l‘I'I:l‘IIuls'n1\><. 1':m1's4 010 16] P0-‘51tl0_n 0? fig (*TU‘t‘]-:f"1t€e"'(’j‘. Yigg .. 17 he senousiy rep1e..en __ ,9 __ I...n.,_ im... C H” ) 811 [98 huae deficit will be '11 M~n.mg1m.Im~n.ll1 3 1119.3 ). 9: 0 _6i 59 n.1mlo_uneed lit w 4"“ *°* ‘ - °f.s:;.::"’:l:é- ill} V . ::::%.‘l:>;§s ( wk.) °°2“'0 i .1 0 20 'Hi 1 ‘ on U” , 3 ‘£33‘J H’“M“mm‘l 1'.) 5w 1' 12th to the 113th advantageous , {I38 , . 9 Lord Cur/on born, 18 39. 1 ‘wt ')' 18 “ 4') (inn """"'”"“” 54 " terms are pr0ll'ex'cd and .1 use- 12 W Earl of Crewe born. 18 3 < “'05 34 ‘-3 be 7 1:‘ F.ni’lufliixillnllvxlv-l|'l‘,1*"‘- R8 6 3 9 3 fnl :lllllll‘.CL’ may fprmed. 13 'Hi Cblllianwallab, 18 49. 3 now enters a S H‘l.l.:IvJ.tu. c1dy‘5.1 7 3; 55 4 23 ‘l’0rt1igfll Lord Lausdov. no bom, 18 J5. 8 and tenns 0 flnltqeace . . r 1-‘ .~ C0ll1I)«1Lt l l>~'rSL>\M\'«‘1i'““‘“""’"\"_ 1 11‘ "8 9 4') 6 4 Colonies, Rrilisb llnseum OPOUed, 17SD. 9 F5 Eu,‘ "E ‘3 are (llSCllSh‘(.‘(l. The 10 27 ° £ 2ND SUNDAY AFTEP. EpirHAN aw «:9 >;i°i‘:-i.,s“:;::::::mil: M Aim Kleiv, 18 8 3. 4?3 3 1] '11‘ Tmr —— Lord R. Clnnebill died, 1S93. M _,u,“1;1N1_lRH,'.. 12 14 12 _<_:u1’s‘1{8 ' 17 O‘ u ’ -w untlless16 I\;1I1_‘e:}tl‘llS- 11111011? out1'1All1e:l‘ Kobert Burns born, 173D. .. . _ , . 23 0 44 1 8 13 [g'_IL' l\‘t.1)l’lM'll.\'Im,/. if m:;,el§)e ysflm film; a 26 W Ben. Gordon killed, 168 .5. chi) :54 '|9 .lmncs\\'uil.<'l~.,1733;t'I.l‘1-‘- 1‘lllll 5 1 1 gr-(fat (]an(__ym- threatens the German Emperor born, 18 33. ‘R7 min :44 26 2 10 2 27 15 Sir H, M, Stanley born, JSll. ' ~|;g()'1]1sr.1=..m.nl's1».ly. ~ « ‘nlation.tie resinlghisf0 lgnanciaappalrelitlg 1 . an_ _ ', 9 _ _.-~; 44 16 Victoria Cioss instituted, 18 56. M““”' " h3"’hi.m I‘ ,0 Ministerial strain taking place E31 , 1: I,)_"”' , 3 )1 1th Sunday after Epiphany '32 h .\w'v~~i«m1\m,; 1,.1\\m-,1\1[,,1‘;m1 \\'l1l dull jK S A rain s4 MOTHER Is an Ideal Family Medigine - chill r8 for the common every-day ailments brought about by cold|s4 a disturbed state of the digestive system. Thousands’ wet r8 SEIGEL’ S of families use this popular remedy for headaches. and flatu- wet Ig4 loss of appetite, constipation. biliousnzss, lence. Tcs: it wet yourself tc-day! .,“H,”:: _|-1 H :3: X "1 ['|;:|l§TYT,?Up cldy -‘F-JTEHF--JET A. F:.T§:‘Hl E 0' C D LU IV E? llfl, |__.| F‘-H E F5. SlT"r" dull fair II M 010 41 8 | 11 52 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public 25 1 25 fail II M 10 5 26 11 16| 27 I 28 561 29 R8 6 s4 7 R8 5 S4 10 B8 4 fair s4 155 fine IrS fine s4 16 fine r8 fair s4 1911 gal's B8 cldy S4 22 raiiViR? 58 rain's4 26 higli ! r7 55 ulwindls.4 29 fine ! R7 54 1 fine S4 39 fine IR7 51 jelear|s4 36 bghtR7 49 clear S 4 40 dnllT.7 46 2 18 3 9 3 5b 4 45 5 27 6 9 6 51 7 37 8 31 1 52 2 45 3 34 4 23 5 5 48 6 31 7 15 8 9 4 9 43 10 24 11 39 1 44 1 29 2 10 2 44 3 16 3 49 4 21 4 53 5 26 6 4 6 45 7 36 oldy S4 43 8 41 dulllR7 43 10 1010 57 12 14 1 1 51 2 27 3 3 34 4 4 4 39 5 9 5 46 6 23 7 9 8 7 9 21 Predictions The year opens under adverse conditions. The planet Mars is stationary in the sign \ n'go and Turkey will suffer heavy reverses, but will renew the attack from unex pected quar ters. About the" 5th the fiscal position of Great Britain will be seriously represented. A liuee deficit will be announced and great losses of shipping wilt be reported. From the 12th to the Kith advantageous terms are proffered and a use- ful alliance may be formed. Portugal now enters into a compact and terms of Peace are discussed. The Colonies 5 I do well. But about the 17th 6 I ex citement becomes tense in 7 Russia and diplomatic affairs I lare hindered. On the 23rd there are signs of treachery and subterfuge. Our near Ally will suffer from internal intrigues and, as we now stand to lose some prestige among our Allies unless great care be taken by the Minis- try, it imiv be said that a great danger threatens the nation. This is apparently the result of financial and Ministerial strain taking place about the 10th, when the Government will have a hard passage in Finance. Stock and Share values depreciate considerably all through the month, but especially at the beginning and end. About the 0th Russia * * ia greatly affected by secret machina- tions and covert attacks. In France affairs go badly this month. MOTHER SEIGEL'S SYRUP Is an Ideal Family Medicine for the common every day ailments brought about by a disturbed state of the digestive system. Thousands of families use this popular remedy for headaches, loss of appetife, constipation, biliousness, and flatu- lence. Tes: it yourself tc-day ! (j ‘ * —'* .- -‘ v P: 1.: :- (cl 3. ; ’:—.-«'_' 9 ~ free ,, ‘: séatisu‘ ~Is--an-.3‘! Int.-Assarologi .(a..a..AI). Monthly .262. mist 2.=;a~.. ‘ ' ‘ ’ - ' 7 4 .7 . - «,_ . : '_ - British Journal of Astrology (B.J.A.) , IWonttiiy Id., post fro e 2'd. FEBRUARY. Average Add tor lirKtuI ah. i;, m ., Hull ltaiiifall Hi. sim.. Leith oh. iOni.,uml lor I » in. on lnililin tub. 'ill. Htm.. Ghreenocli Is days. 'Hi. 90m., Liverpool -Jli . 8 8 m. 1 Hi Partr 3ge~& pheasant shoot ins entU w St. lilaiz e. Capture of Kumasi, V* H S Sfe Agnihn. S 15th Sunday apteh Epiphany.! cool M Charles Pu-lten; 1) ., 18 13, d., 1970. i 41: Julas Wine born, 18 18 , I Add tor i:2'istol‘fm. ‘ Avermze l.'.m., Hull ’ Leith Oh. - in If . 9 WjSir H.1 Evelyn Wood born, 1RSS. l‘Lnin£all‘4h.:%lm.. 19111.. 5' 15 in. onihuhlin sub. 2):. -t6m.. (‘r|f:~«=.:i<)l‘-J11: P'ed'¢ti°n3— Th'Lord C. Heresford born, 18 JG. in the mouth tlwrc 7 ‘l8_(lay§:ill|.5flm..I.ivcr1yool2l1.3.’hn. Early are ‘ F " ‘D- T . Q ‘. ,- 1‘ liucts, "st; .. 2 S si‘)I1l1(]l¢- §. B\lI1da3';;,C MOY"-l -‘“°1- ‘\o'f‘ ,l\lll~.\lll‘l‘t’(:'l’,i0llllfl2; - .- ~ 14 M ~_:_—'r ‘,e'*5 ‘MON! 01 the St‘l'Vl(‘Q‘:l. It " » is ?'utmnnlto iw 15 Tb H M H M 1-1 M ,-,z.I'v:1t~ y llopml that '— 16 W 1'IUPa1'tridge&[)llCl1Si1l‘lt$ll00tll1S'elldflifair R7 4311 41 '37 :':':::"':f‘$i:nH“'lavxmnglulfiqr ~’f17 Th 2WC“"*”0"'"“- min S4 47 0 20 0 54 28 t.inic. ‘Tim Uvllllyst‘ oi‘ tlw six‘: ' T. A. ) d.san bjrn, 18 47. »3 45'?-1?1al'E¢’- frain R7 40 1 2] 1 49 99 on the :§2':l is bad for Rusaiii, Sir W. Napier died, 18 60. F _ ,\4 g,,.,,m§e0g1;u,,ms;,1,.” ‘min S4 50 2 13 2 36 1 rev¢>_r-' 6iH Sunday after Epiphany. ainlcl t_li1-<~n§.1eiislsoi'io1|s "7 av 37 2 58' 3 21 2 St, Valentine. 757875:-Aam iwind ,"\l:ll:1t ilimi..iiit.-i..;‘!{iia i’.‘e‘i2‘i'; ‘ .§5'rH SUNDAY AFTER Relief of Kimberley, 1900. Epxpl-u1\'Y.lc_oo1 S4 54 3 42 4 1 3 c_0untry ivill inoot with too of its deserts. Dread___—7M Riots, Liverpool, 18 33. lmx-lesDickem1>.,181?.,d.,1870. cm11R7 33 4 21 4 40 4:htt10 N-.'h_tful Meeanee, 18 43. ‘f8TU.7ules\'ei-nebom,1898. wmr s4 58 5 0 5 17 5 {.’g',,,fi'g;‘,.‘if‘;,::.{.,{°l:;g;;°:;§{}]°i‘:,€ Benin captured. 18 07. -9WSirIi. Ex-elm Wood boru,1&%s. wrm R7 30 5 33 5 51 6 condinry attzu-ks and violent ‘£1Madamo Patti born, 18 48 . . ‘1Q'fi;L0,.dc_ nel.es,m.dbom_ 1346 ‘fine S5 1 6 9 6 27 7 jsi11'prl»'es. It l)eh_oves the‘ Septuagesima Sunday. 11 F '1‘.A. J d'n."mb0rn.1847. R7 27 6 47 7 10 8 Cardinal Newman born, 18 31. Qmild "fileIfiifiltlfeusrilavtlcfilgfan 12 S 1960- Gen.'-, Baden Towell born, 18 37. Si1'\"-N1l’.'9l‘died. ‘fair S5 5 7 35 8 5 9 .tl11'e-ntmml by wcret enemies. The is from tho 23 2-»W Order of the Star of India,13 18 01. Sara svxmv AFTER E1-u>u.ux'v.‘ fair R7 23 3 41; 9 Q5 10 danger lfltli 7 . ,. . ,. , to 19th. On the 20th there 24 3,»,Th St. Matthias. 4M st""'l"“““°' I v 5‘ hill‘ 59 910 13¢“) ‘)7 11 will he serious financial strain 18 h1ghR7 1911 39; ——- 12 on our Exvlwquer. On the 1!l_15330Relietotliimberley.1900. ) GVV Bread Riots, Liverpool, 1855. wind S5 12 0 17} () 46 13 '_‘7th tllei'9 will hp somo ‘;'A20 svmeewe» lane a7 15 1 1 so 14 21 nu ::;’.?”:~ “all: ::.:.:':::;t:.'.’:;‘ 3€“i!1 0fl|m|1'e 'nI!Harel1unt_ingcnds. dulljflfi 51 10 26 . Hiidi Water Tx indoii Bridge Morn.3 | After. FOR PAINS AFTER EATING, 'of' of Mother in A little water after Uooi »‘_' Thirty-drops S¢igel's Syrup meals wheneveryou feel liverish. losa appetite. or have pains H :-‘ ' ‘ putyou right. fashion . afterntingwillsoon lnjustihissimple _» _ <_ M thousandsavoid the ill-effects of indigestion and hiliousness. l H§- N T M or APPETITE, H yqss *4???’ M _% |P--JTERl--il'ET ¢.F1.CHi'-.:"E 7 [:::::)LI._wEi}:.|._.|P--ll'u'ERSiT"r" L fair ;; r7 43 11 41 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public 27 rain s4 17 20 54 28 rain R7 40 1 2) 1 49 29 rain S4 50 2 13 2 36 1 wind r7 87 2 58 3 21 cool S4 54 3 42 4 1 3 chill R7 33 4 21 4 Hi 4 wmr S4 58 5 5 17 5 wrm R7 30 5 33 5 51 6 fine S5 1 6 9 6 27 7 mild r7 27 6 17 7 10 8 fair s5 5 7 35 8 5 9 fair R7 23 8 41 9 25 10 fair s5 9 10 1310 57 11 high i(7 19 1 1 39 12 wind S3 12 17 10 13 fine R7 15 1 11 1 30 14 cldy s5 16 1 50 2 8 15 rain r7 12 2 25 2 40 16 dull s5 20 2 55 3 9 17 fair r7 8 3 24 3 40 18 fair S5 2:j 3 56 4 11 19 fail- r7 4 4 28 4 44 20 fine s5 27 5 5 17 21 fine r6 59 5 36 5 55 22 fine so 30 6 17 6 40 23 cldy Hfi 55 7 8 7 41 24 dull s5 34 8 22 9 7 25 dull, KG 51 10 010 51 26 Predictions (SarlS in the month there arc sign* of unrest ami possible insurrection in some bFan.cn of tire National Services'. It is greatly to be hoped that Engineers will not endanger the national welfare at Enli time. Tlio eclipse of the Sun on the 3rd is had for Russia, and threatens serious rover sals iii Mafch anil April rhal long suffering and heroic country will meet with too little of its rightful deserts On the 18 th "I this month our country is threatened with in> cendiary attacks and violenl surprises, it behoves the Home Defence Service to bo on the alert, Great iires are threatened by secret enemies The danger Is from the Kith to 19th. On the UUth there w ill he serious financial strain on our Ex chequer, On tho '27th there will he some trouble with a fractious see tion of the community, a strike is threatened and the Government "ill have g dill) eult task to |) ! iinitte the inal contents. Krnni the 4th to the lath adverse conditions obtain in the political world, and the BtOOk Markets will reflect this by a sharp depre ciation in values. Affairs ap pear to turn badly ayalnsl Russia, and between the dates mentioned a series of verses and complications threatened. FOR PAINS AFTER EATING, Thirty drops of Mother Seigel's Syrup in a little waler aflcr meals whenever you feel liverish, lose appetite, or have pains after eating, will soon put you right. In just this simple fashion thousands avoid the ill-effects of indigestion and biliousness. LOSS OF APPETITE, / v» , ’ VJ‘ 5 C7. neaa pages 44. '5. 46 and r W ‘ Read paces 4.4, 45. 46 and 47. MARCH. Rainfall t! in. on IS (iRS'h. Bandars, Interesting Facts, Festivals, Ac. 1 r\V si. David- >'\] i Uaunaduke 1 Massacre, PjBcv. .' O. Wood died, 18 8 0. ft ilir. Adin. Knyvott Wilson b., 18 4! I-lull; «J '(Jt iNiir AOE8 IMA Sunday. .K \ u-ruur Add for Bristol 51:. I.'n:1., Huinfull Ah. 31111., Lcith 0h.l9m., and for‘ C M Battle "f Mukden, 100;. Greenock P;-edictions— _, MARCH. IS in. on lmhlin suh. 2h. 46m., financial 7 '11' Shvovt Turidau. About the 6th the -eaLn.mung:._I£y.-rpoolghzasna. to he sur- g \Vj uh witnetfaw. sun Hiumvater Aué"crisis :1ppCal‘s . . . ; , x>.‘1»f _ _ London In-id-.:e of But; the 8th brings 'Hi Meri tmac and Monitor, I8 G2. “"“j Rises 1!‘ ‘miounted. -“""‘“-‘jv_"!"".‘i“{"_”"“"“‘- -‘W,’''_-_ M9","'si¢,1ns of among our F King Edward VII. married, imit. “Hut.-"- “V “i‘“”““‘ ‘L _”'f." _*“J"_“i dofection’ _ .:‘‘°‘‘;-‘ )1 H M 11 M Allies, 1:; _ql1lCkly. followed S 1st London daily paper, 1709. 11 hut 1 by —— § 1st Sunday is Lent. 27 str_oke_, 11“/.‘,s'I. Imp-1./. (11.11 R6 49 11 36 In I);-;'J,_‘;|_:t':‘:1Ipl()t}11a1t1c ‘ i 13 M.W ol Counaught married, ICTO wind 0 0 Ig:3;("1(fle i_:;e'}0¥.n(:d sgageuilgtllglg Bj Brns shot, 1757. to the 32‘r“‘]‘Xim)nmlt‘1kr~'\Alnafim-rv1. ‘1.r\..r<..\\r....1 .z....1_m-11. Chg“ R6 44 1 13 1 36 29 12th. _Fr0n1 th.e-.1*2th 15 WjVis. Melbourne i>., 1770 : d., I8 « qnd .\chn.l\'n3\1-H\\‘ilsmxl;.,lKI2 43 2 0 2 20 0 4 giL](.‘S5 101' 1'daylsl ~ 16 111 THe "Ophir" tailed, 18 01, gllu-. ,1e)oIx-:331311 xx-113:; he! li)ng_ht ~ Ii , . M. 1 (91 2 F ,S7. ratriek't Day. 151tlR_, lg fM.1. ‘R6 39$ ‘prmt "ngdy. 0l]z10Ith\.\el 5: l\1(‘II u.|..si.\1.\ .\.n.\\. 3 3 ‘.3 smnc attack is made Wea- () 'l\1k'‘'-'‘ ‘*4 -‘“"~l1*"'»‘9"-» fzur {S5 40 4) 17 30‘ jlx()\\'e\‘0r. ther. ']1~ .s/.,...-.-'1'm.m,;. fail. ‘R6 36 3 52, 4 10 3; 7 « GQ\'er11:_11:3])1t0 and'tt;lr1ecouu ~ ‘upontthccncnucs M19 . mecrc A _ dull 1 _ . , r -, 1 4 4 :26‘ g ‘will ln.0“(, thmnSeh,eS ‘dan’: wind . ('l)‘()i‘5-P)’ " (~4l'\\ i.\}1h''l4lIIl.\tllI:\-‘“""““'- "‘°—’- 50‘ 15 5 oflectual. 9‘ 31 4 09 -’) i£_Z€I‘OlI.~ly AbQut;tl1e ohge n‘l|-""“”“"“"‘“‘ ‘(llllllivkfi are 10 ]« l\iI‘:.:IC4l\\'n|'1l\'|i.mul'l‘ii-Ll,u.~«;::. (.(,1(1._.-,5 5;; 5 3-3 5 5 _19th ._some jalc S5 43 2 49' n1n1'rnt1:]1--e * tlherciroan z1,r.v:un among . . ‘lIl:1S . F! T N Ln‘ ,0" ,“m. N”, ,‘,7(,:,_ ‘ 0 M 7 fair R6 40 2 39 1] g __9r w\'_o1‘ke1's and through the Ser- '"_‘“L R? j_‘_\ 31: 8 The of fair S5 46 ; 3 17 zgllwé-‘-W‘ '5W -"-Mv VIPC‘ lines. 1‘) ~~ (; -34' 7 20: conjunction -« \\'n1C|lS-) or fair Ir6 36 3 52 13 (‘umml1:.'hLlnzlrricd, 1.~T;1 fine 22 7 8 35‘ 9 and _()n tghe 1\*I‘1»...t 54' i at:!_\rIlen-111.1;ml I7raR11susma with cool s5 50| 4 26 ER“ ( 9.) distress _ 14']l'.l3_\nu \]mt,1'.'.'.". ,. V. 10 troubles‘ dull KG 151 4 59 filrfllw “W1-°m‘m° .1 ‘ml-. forward - 1:7"‘~ ‘ tfiim 11 Bl'lt:\H1 an R0 191‘)0 »).‘11 (ire-.1t goes 15\V1\'i<.3|:-1ho1u'm'~I».' ii“-'56‘ 1 S Duchess ot Argyll born, 18 18 I 36' I the most, benefic in. 'l'l1c"0|»hi1"'mtilml,19411. fail. ___ under isn si MiAY in Lent, 16!“! ' stixtioxiary . . ‘ , , ._ fluc_mjos. _Sat.urn's_ _ 9 1.; 20 M Burlington Arcade ope red, 18 19 1)”!/’ (1 ,1, 0 17 ].‘:,,-,_,,‘,,,.,-(M. (‘hi -58‘ iposltmn. "I the Sign Cancer 21 'lb Sonthey died, 18 J8 . \rv'\1Hmrn l\'\4‘ of 18 »lm«-lu*~~n[ ' r:\rnlb() 7; 1 16‘ 1 34i14ino\\' |>1'1_x15.'.<_:1 period stress . '_“‘V H 22 W Osfl rd Hilary Term ends ‘Id. I51»I~\'I'- 15 nnd nppn Holland. 19 .~ ;-W-\l\IM\ mm m; 3, 1 52_ 2 3 pnvnt_,mn 23 'Hi Viscount MUner corn, 18 54. U} ralill‘-56 10 2 2 39‘’ '9” §t“t“%1‘"“‘.V~"""‘““ "1ti/he° ' 24 Fin. w. Longfellow died, nsi. 20‘i“ilmI'lin:.lnn.\1'c|1c1ao)w1nl,JNW Iilumisl ‘.‘ » """¥“'. .‘ » - I i . -v ._ ‘21'J11.~' n 1'-I 1s.)::. . 3 3 9» 17 cult 25 S Annunciation. laSyDaii. 4‘ 53; pos|t1on,_when r_epr1sa_ls 9‘) ‘V ‘"2.1-llhlm)T““_'“"V_‘l(.‘lll)(‘l1\l.~.. ~II1t'1|"“(j 18 of the most \.mk."t kmd WI“ 26 % 8 BD Si-x day in Lent. _(x wnn.|S() 14‘ 3 26; 3 .....' On the —6th 27 M Cambridge Lent Term ends. :23 nl‘\'i~mul1tI\IiIncrb0rn.lh.'.I. fail. 415 59‘ 4 O3 4 19 - mi 0I)? crt);x_tmnplute fair cool Edd for Bristol '< ii. ism., Hull. Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public 41i. Blm.,Leltb oh.l'Jm., and tor Dublin sub. 2h. 46m., Q reenocli Hi. .Mini,, Liverpool Bfi. 95m. Sun I Iliiili Water Age Rises R| London Bridge of \ft, i\_ Moon n m 27 48 28 1 36 29 2 20 2 58 1 3 35 2 4 10 3 4 44 4 5 15 5 s5 53 5 32 5 49| 6 r6 27 6 9; 6 31 7 35 57 (1 54' 7 20| 8 r6 22! 7 54 8 35! 9 s6 0' 9 2210 14 10 r6 17 10 58 :11 38 11 liev\ s6 4 R6 13 s6 7 r6 8 s6 10 n6 4 s< > 14. 3 26 r5 591 4 s6 17 4 38 R5 551 5 17 s< > 20 6 4 R5 50 7 1 12 10| 12 37|l2 58 13 1 16 1 34 14 2 8 15 2 38 ! 16 3 9 17 3 43 18 4 19j 19 1 59 20 5 40 21 6 29 22 7 36 1 23 1 52 2 23 2 53 chill s(i 24 8 19j 9 7 24 R5 4"> 9 59 10 46 25 s6 27111 25 I 26 trin R5 41i 1 29 27 Ps-edictions About the Ctli the financial crisis appeals to he sur mounted. Hut the 8 th brings signs of defection among our Allies, lint is quickly followed by a bright diplomatic stroke, and a Treaty of some signi- ficance is formed about the 12th. From the 12th to the Kith will be bright days and the political horiz on will im- prove vastly. On the loth, however, some attack is made upon the Government and the secret enemies of the country will prove themselves dan- gerously effectual. About the 19th there are some niurmur- ings heard again among the workers and through the Ser- vice lilies. The conjunction of Mercury and Franus on the 5th wiil distress Russia with further diplomatic troubles. Great Britain goes forward under the most benefic in- fluence? . Saturn's stationary position in the sign Cancer now brings a period of stress 'and privation upon Holland. , Mars stationary in the Big] Leo brings France into a diffi- cult position, when reprisals of the most violent kind will be contemplated. On the 6th of this month the planet Mars transits the place of the j recent solar eclipse and stirs up Russia to acts of violence which are destined to end badly. An eclipse of the Moon in this degree of Aquarius in 1664 N\as followed by the Great Plague and Fire of London. "THE GREAT LIVER IN VIGOR ATOR. " " Anyone with ' a liver ' cannot do better than try a few bottles of Mother S.igel's Syrup, the ' Great Liver Invigorator.' " So speaks a grateful user of the remedy. A trial will confirm his praise. MOTHER SEIGELS SYRUP. \ ‘ Everyonoja talking about the B.J.A. ‘ Everyone is talking about the B.J. a, APRIL. 1$ in . on 14 days. Add for llristol Mi. 15m., Hull In. Sim.. Lelth Oh. 19m., and for Dublin BUb. 9h. 16m., Greenock lh. 60m., Tiiveniool 2h. 8 fim. s £ M 41b ' iW Add for Bristol 5h. Hull Average l5m.. Pred'cfl°ns__ Rainfall 411. S1m..I.eitli0h.19m.,nndfor 6Tk On the 6th Mnrs tran- APRIL. Ii in. on Dublin suh. 2h. 4(‘-m., Greenocl: again F 14 days. lb. 60m., Iiivernonl zlh. 3.1111. sits the place of the lust solar S .\:.'c eclipse and stirs up fig Wes» R§,§‘5"n Russia a series of 10 M of by heavy sundayls,“~’S“"’**-“°~In_terestir1t:Fuets, Lf,*_](‘}'},‘,,“,{‘,‘if,‘,h,0 any E SetsS ;n.n_l._ .\l'ter. blows. At the saline time 11 Hi __ H l\l ll l\l H M there are signs of seri-nis loss 12 W fine to an Ally and dt‘l'<‘cf-ions 13 1h 1 S tli<'d,l-998. 1 14 Dismarckborn.1815; 1:5 39 0 5.‘ 28 ztinzmg our Sllpp0I‘tt‘l'.~‘. 0n 14 2 § -l'1‘llSU.\‘DAYIN L1:.\"r. , Wrm s6 32 1 3.3 1 55 29 the 1st. there will he reports 15 3 M St. Rii'ItnI'd's Day. wrm R5 34 -3 14 2 31 1 of death upon the high setts and loss of life and 16 meat. heat 35 2 3 4%0li.CrG0ltlSil1itl1LllC(l,1774. S6 50 6 2 shim»in<,:. On the ‘Jud no are 17 M n 5WRt.Hoii.\\'.rostei-a..1ssc. heat R5 30 3 24 3 40 1 ell‘:-vtive in our ell‘m't.~‘ in 18 Tb John C1050 39 3 4 13 -1 foreign parts, especially in 6'.ll1 Fl.'tI1I('lSl)., 1818; d..1882. S6 58 19 TV 7 F fine li‘rant-v. and \’l(‘t()I'l(‘>l are 20 r Hi 7 Wordsworth born, 1770; d.,1S.'.0. R5 25 4 31 4 5 .‘-(‘-'ll't‘tl to our credit. The fitli 21 8 S Rim: of Denmarkborn. 1818. than S6 42 5 4 5 22 ti lu'iu:.:s financial strain and 22 tlilllvulties in the 9 .5 .'.'r1I SUNDAY IN LENT. cool R5 21 5 42 (3 2 7 l‘l.\'t.'ll(‘t|llt‘!‘. The tlovernuient is 2;i St‘\'\'l'(‘l_\' 10 Gen. Booth born. 1820. fine S6 44 6 25 6 52 8 ll('(’l\l(‘(l about the 18th and 24 11 Tl] .\1neriean Civil War be;,'u.u. 1861. fair R5 17 7 2] 7 58 a is in danger of an Zl(l\‘<‘l'.‘ 25 r U 12W Ld. r.oancy's.\'nva1victory.1:92 fair S6 49 S 3.‘ 9 22 10 vote. St. (leor;:e's Daynnrks aerw out for our intc-rt-:~t.< fine hzully 27| r lli 13'1l3 Ma;;dala.tul:en.]E68. R5 12.10 7 10 44 11 abroad, and tln-re is tlanger 28 ! F 14 F H.r..H. PrinccssI1ea.l1iceb.,1S57 dull s6 52 11 17 11 46 12 of a suhruariue attack and 29 s lo.~..~4 on the 15 S C;u‘c1iiial\'a11gliaiihorn,1832. cldy R5 8 —— 12 10 13 eonwqneut high .~‘t‘:l$‘. ’|‘hv ‘jtsth slmws 8 0 S Clltlll[.{t‘S 16 Palm Sunday. rain S6 0 14 in the (.'ove-rmnent and a Bismarck l) 0in, 18 15; died, 18 98 . 17 Pienjamin 1*r:u.\klindied, 1770. rain R5 3 I 9 I 27 15 prurniuem-e of the Fiscal its Sunday in Lent. 18 San I~‘r;).nci~:co E:ll'l.ll|'1Ul1l{e,1905. S6 1 2 3 16 que.stiou in the House. St. Richard's Day. cldy Nev:-rtln-less the fine 1-«nijunrtion Oilier. Goldsmith died, 1771. 19 ‘V Primrose Day(1881). R4 59 2 21 2 39 17 of the Sun with Jupiter in Rt. Hon. W. E. Foster d., 18 66. :e‘pur;:con'sTabernacleburnt,1é98. f1"sl1 S7 2 2 59 3 19 18 Ari:-s on the ].st will atlv:tm:«- ' John Francis ! >.. 1S18 ; d.. 168 2. 21 F cmizrmzay. fair R4 55 3 ‘9 4 1 19 the interests of Grvzit Britain, and its successive Wordsworth born, 1770; d., 18 50. policy ap- . 22 S H.rie1amg1om,i:o7;diu1,17s4. fine S7 5 4 22 4 44 20 pears likely to he effective Kin;; of Denmark born, 18 18 . 23 33 EAS'l‘I.‘R Sr.\'n\r. dull R4 51 5 9 5 33 21 for good. About the 20th 7tii Sunday in Lent. 24 M I3(l.nl{H0l5(la,\’. fair 9 6 1 6 32 22 there are adverse conditions (Jen. Booth born, 18 20. S7 from foreign sour-«rt-s and the American Civil War began. 1661. Queen Mary born, H67. fair R4 7 5 7 40 23 lll2lf'lllll:ltl0nS of the eneuiy Ld. Rodney's Naval Victory, 17P2 Faute Gabriel Rossetti (1., 185.1. fine 12 8 20 9 2 24 will be successful about the Uaedala taken, 1668 . the of 1670. R4 43 9 4-") [0 '33 25 i‘2t)th. In earlier part Habeas Corpus Act, cldy ‘the month the stirrin;.r of H.P..H. Princess PeaU ice D-, 1S57 up 1“ O: San Francisco Earthquake, 1906. Primrose Lay (18 8 1) . MOTHER SElGEL’S SYRUP Spurgeon's Tabernacle burnt, 1698 These cotnplaints—so common amongst middlevaged people- Goad Friday. ‘ 3. show that is amiss with the the liver. or the something stomach, H. Helding lorn, 1707 ; died, 1751 bowels. Restore these important organs to natural healthy Easter Sunday. activity by taking Mother Seigel's Syrup after meals. and ycur Dank Holiday. flatulence, acidity. and heartburn wiil disappear. Q ueen Mary born, 18 67. Is R ernedy for Tante Gabriel r.ossctti d., 18 54. an Excellent T J Habeas Con. us Act, 1679- ._’———,._I——— ,_—‘ "A-' __ ~. r .~, . I -l «::«:Z:n_L| E? L, LI‘-—J '-.»'E~:r-3 Ox ford Faster Term end .. Easter Law Sittings end. Low Sunday - . Sun Pises P. Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public Sets S fine wrm wrm |b5 heat sG heat r5 close s6 fine thun cool fine fair fair fine dull rain rain r4 s7 r4 s7 r4 s7 r4 s7 clcly R4 s7 r4 s7 dull fair tail- High Water London Bridge Morn. After. 211 cldy R5 8 S6 R5 cldy s6 fine fr'sh fair fine dull fair fair fine 1 55 2 31 3 6 3 40 4 13 4 47 5 22 G 52 7 58 9 22 10 44 1711 46 12 10 12 52 1 27 2 3 2 39 3 19 4 1 4 44 5 33 6 32 7 40 9 2 10 23 11 28 45 Predictions On the 6th Mars again trail' sita the place of the last solar eclipse and stirs up Russia by a series of heavy blows. At the same time there are signs of serious loss to an Ally and defectioni among our supporters, On the 1st there will be reports of death upon the high seas and great loss of life and shipping. On the '2nd we arc effective in our efforts in foreign parts, especially in France, and victories are scored to our credit. The ;>th brings financial strain and difficulties In the Ex chequer. The Government Is severely heckled about the 18 th and is in danger of an adverse vote. St. George's Day works out badly for our interests abroad, and there is danger Of a Submarine attack and consequent loss on the high seas. The li< > 1 1 1 shows changes in the Government and a prominence of the Fiscal question in the House. Nevertheless the conjunction of the Sun with Jupiter in Aries on the 1st will advance the interests of Great Britain, and its successive policy ap- pears likely to be effective for good. About the 20th there are adverse conditions from foreign sources and the machinations of the enemy will be successful about the 20th. In the earlier part of the month the stirring up of the war fever in Russia i: apt to lead to further corn plications. MOTHER SEIGEL'S SYRUP Thz sz complaints so common amongst middle-aged people show that something is amiss with the stomach, the liver, cr the bowels. Restore these important organs to na'.ural healthy activity by taking Mother Seigel's Syrup afler meals, and ycur flatulence, acidity, and heartburn will disappear. Is an Ex cellent Remedy for See pages 4 4, 45, 46 and 47. MAY. \vm-.um-'V«.1 f» r H'ri-ti.l >! ,. 15ui.. TIi>lt tli Oil. 19ii:., uild f Kuiiduys. liitrrustiiiii l-'aots, l i st mils, « SBai^^JW» «j! ^j£ ^|5to outbreak* of a pustular ,H I'"" "Ki^MH-"^.^ '«H,easc is indicated early tins ~~ month, such being imported from France by the soldiery. Moon About the 2nd of the month -for Illistul Sh. 1511].. Bull 1 there are signs of serious hurt Av(~|'u;.'c-.1.‘\dd ‘»Predictions— . R1I i) 1 1‘ u IN) .::Im.,Lcithoh.19m..u.ndfnr a i Our. outbreak Of‘ pustular in. on 1l)luMiusub. '.’.h. 4Gn~.., Greeuoc]:'The 2 is indicated early 'thi§ -a. We* 211.3511]. {disease E: (lut.V‘V<.’l!1.5()n1:._l.ivvrpnol __ » such im orted ~. _ V V _____V being UlCT. I!i',:hWnt_«,-r Ax.:(-'mOfl13h. u.~u.~ “._, [ sun of France the S0 \. I I “M” _,],M*“ '- Lum1onBnd;:e by ierys. ] VI Einlie of Connaughl born, 18 50. 1! [from * '"““"’f‘;_“';H:);‘ ”l‘p'|f.‘ 11.15‘-.§ AM; _M::r;»‘J0_ 1‘u1n;R4 V \ 5'F|nriio1poii I. died. 16il. 1"“/I|'lll1\('()l'CI1)IIlul!L11I11!()l'|1.1350- Cunll |:., 177‘). mu" ‘S7 1 2 6 0 gain -shondurs .and ac§:‘lit fjl S Accession of Kins Cieorue V. 2'41)‘-I, *3 1494- fail‘ -R4 31 2 24 2 41 1 well. In the second 7! £ IjHD Ht'NOAY AFTK.B EASTER- therlnselves be some s_t-nfkg» :-i;_\l’l\7‘«!nIImivu 26 F .~ 19; . - . down of mos. . also the; hrealung -a S (‘/nrufRumiulmrn- fail. ‘Q_7 49 3 25 3 50 1 27 S ‘)0 ‘ Mu .~'.ux1)n A1-"nan F.As'n:n. 28 ! ,$ fair l1{4 3 4 15' 4 41 13 COml1mnu13au0’S1:2>c. _c » 3° W, ‘mm, ‘)511l'lI.ll.H.l'1~:1).-1-“cl,”“ «- N6-wmdas 58 8 5 8 38 23 Gem'ni -'11 produce ItisCS H \\I_ gr_eat_ ~ _1_ _ ' _ _ _ ‘ actwxtvs tv! Met 1” ‘ ' Sots S 35 1.~‘(‘_uN_”Mm_\_Hlm_mlm, f ur +27 :7 , and 1121113111111 Pregss 6Hterl‘(]))IX)'(i)Sg§ H M 27 isl”ulvN1SCn1'hll\.\\‘l.IGTU. yf:\il. Rt; 0 49 S:1_turn’.~: stay in Cancer can rain r4 8 5 s.~xn_.u-, ._ -'9‘ '.),H!§il{:ua.\'1‘1ox ifan 6}111 2011 48 26 hrmg noth_in:{ bug trouble“ 4 rain 5‘ r the rulers 39M M‘Wlm_Smmgwm' dull R3 04 — 12 15 27 4““~" Defhlexlty upon fair A L_ ‘ China. . 1 Holl:md_ and F_x-a-nee xunntnm ‘.\A. of 30~,m1h". Inn. SS 2 0 39 1 1 28 J‘ fine : Imi“ of sedltilous ,‘ 1'!’l'!(|1"ill.1(JU)- fine .;1l‘\‘l’l':u'r. nx-nin‘R3 1 1 46‘ §:0‘.t(Jxl:r?eng’:ctlrn 1 7 fine IN THE In count‘ ‘*1 -- - ' fail- ’ 1 1 ‘ Brmsn MOTHERo dull 5.3.}73.!“‘§xi3iL‘L‘l"§’e‘§};§}i? ~"—V'"P ii remlv :6 :.a....'t3 H0ME Mm ’ ‘ HiSi Water deulwilhtseiirsxsigfnsnistomzucll ” London Dridse 0;: THE ‘ liver. and bowel disorders It ha»; 1 Morn. . After. 2‘ ‘ w""“°"lI‘|v hcncflcial em: 1''1 — s7 22 - . _ - L 4 '._:n ‘_ ' - 1 1.. unoutheseimpartzmtolgaus, _, r4 31 ' . . . .1 s7 25 lU r4 28 s7 28 r4 24 s7 31 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public chill p4 21 wat te? 34 cldyrja4 18 shay's? 37 stu.v i;4 14 10 1610 45 dull s7 40 11 1211 40 cld.yjR4 11 rain's7 43 rain 'r4 8 rain s7 46 lair VA C fair s7 49 fair R4 3 Q hillS? 52 rain Ir4 1 eh«eis7 55 wind R3 H 1 5 1 46 2 24 2 59 3 34 4 9 4 45 5 21 5 6 55 7 56 9 6 M j H M 1 26 Q tiafil] Uar) b birthday, Unions OWBUI Act, 1670. KlHiATION Sl XDAV. Easter Law Siitiii(s end. Decoration Day, U.S.A. Pence. Pretoria, 1D0J. 1 10 1 54 2 39 3 25 4 15 5 7 6 1 7 a fair S7 57 9 12 fair R3 56 10 17 10 49 { air 38 11 2011 48 dull R3 54 rain SS 2 rain R3 52 39 1 23 6 11 16 51 28 5 1 5 42 6 28 7 24 8 30 9 44 12 4 12 48 1 33 2 IS 3 1 3 50 4 41 5 33 6 31 7 32 8 38 9 44 12 15 1 1 46 to our lighting forces abroad, although the Services will ain honours and acquit themselves well. In the second week there will be some strike or dislocation of railway and electrical work. Our means of communication will suffer, and the Government will be ailed upon to adjust matters peedily. Some destruction of waterways and bridges, elec- tric communications, tele : graphs, etc., appears to be Shown. About the 22nd we hall have success in our Naval enterprises, but some live days later, near the 27t|i there are indications of fur- ther great disasters and loss of life upon the high seas. Violent storms will he ex - perienced about the 12th. and there will result some ship- wrecks on the high seas and also the breaking down ol communications, bridges, tele graphs, etc. Stocks fall heavy .luring the middle of the month in response to adverse conditions in France and Russia. Mercury stationary in Gemini will produce great activities in the Metropolis and unusual Press enterprise Saturn's stay in Cancer can bring nothing but trouble and perplex ity upon the rulers of Holland and China. France is the victim of seditious movements, IN THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE In countless homes throughout the British hmp re Mother Seigel's Syrup U u. pt rea.lv to hand to deal with t ic first sialism stomach, liver, mid bowel disorJers It has a wonderfully beneficial elfect upon these important organs. MOTHER ^IGEL SYRUP. .- ‘ _ P: \ . «\ ,1 \ - 9 ‘ ' \ 4,‘-'Briti8h Journal offiotiology‘ (B.J.A.). Mgnthly 211.. pg“ frgg 2;}; British Journal of Astrology (B.J. A.) , Monthly 2d., post free 21d. JUNE. ! Average Add iui Br , Rain fall 4h. Mm., U 9 in. on Dublin Milt. 112 day3.11i. BOm., I.: Sundays, Interesting Facts, Festivals, Sc. 'Ascension D.ii/. 2 F ICorpns Christ! . 3J S Ktaig George V. bom, 1665. 4j § [ SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION* . 5| Mi £ ! /,? ) Dm/. lA\'(‘l‘:luo- Aild lor llrnml f.li. l.3m., Hull‘ 6'H Count Cavour died, 1661. -' . . J U N E‘ ,I1.'1f:ll4l.:lI ..l.- l n.m . if 7IW First Rcto m Dill, 18 32. L1! (:11 h:ll;ll::‘~lll:!:lli‘.‘4nI'nI1.j':l1foE:I:1«):l:P,red'_ct'°nc'—' 11-1 am-=~,. ll1.V.s(ln1».. l'==lF1y In the month there are 8 |'lhjEdwaid the Black Trince d., 1370 1.11-1-1-p.,oi_-11..mm. *4__ 1). . Sm, coinnwnt and _ "1m_,h\\vm'm. Aim sig_ns ‘of l’rc. > Wea- ' 17 S .g«[..-1Iban's pay. lngl1‘R.'3 44} L’. 20' 2 02 17 will tend to (*Hll):ll‘l':l.\S the ther. 18.§'TIu.\'1'r1'SL'.\’nAY., \vin(l»S8 17; 3 18 3 43 18 Government» aIIdleri Morn. | After. 23 F Princeof \\'ales‘sbirt1Id8Y- dull R3 40 7 32! 7 59 23 the people, especially attack- Age 24 S ;\1idsummerQuarlerDay. old)‘ S3 19' 8 27' 8 58 24 int; Elle tlic _ yrl)_urf1g. Bllct ‘.;1s(fi of 25 s rm R3 46 9 31.10 25 'E)l(]2?i\<:{El}ta -21¢ Moon 26 1<‘.R.S..born.l8‘24. [fine S8 3811 1] 26 youmwr generation_ on the II 1\.[lLorc.1Ke1vin, 1\Il1l');3y' dieJ,1s43. lfine R3 4611 -Ml — 27 tliore M ,' } 9 ISCUSSIOH lifihill\Vl1]t:i(:|1‘cri|r;i(r))’r)iz'i‘«I>1lx;sI , ."' 217th - . 27‘tTUiJolin . 0 1-) 12 41 28 II ‘Mull-‘S. 19‘ !‘Ameri(‘a Wm be inV0h.(,d' and 38]“/l)l:1ssac1e,C9.\\nDore.1657. 1 M 297,133 -9"-1’€’¢’"'3 D"V- liev) 113 47 1 41 37 99 :1 quarrel is in the making. H M F!G.W.I‘.. opened to l‘.1'istnl. INI. r;L'n:S8 18' 1 50‘ '2 9 30 I dull 'r3 ' 51 T/ze ll/o;-Id’: 1)}’.;w;';-e /\’z‘//Ia’:/_l’. .1 /adefroz/z 130.115, Bar/e.r,am{I.ca:'t5. 2 4 TENS 0!-' THOUSANDS BY TAKING 2 23 1 HAVE BEEN FREED FROM MOTHER SE|GEL’S SYRUP. m'st'sS 2 for 47 Years. Unsurpasxeri as a Tom'c. 12 1j‘aVmoz/3 2 59 -' 11 -.y_ : :1 x__ :* LI :1“: _| E 2 raiiiiR3 50 3 is Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public 3 36 3 dull s8 7 3 53 4 10 4 fine R3 is 4 29 4 46 5 windiS8 9 5 4 5 23 6 fair r3 47 5 44 6 5 7 faii- S8 6 27 6 50 8 fair B3 4G 7 15 7 42 9 dull S8 13 8 19 8 39 10 alirsB3 1C, 9 1 1 9 43 11 fair s8 14 10 14 10 46 12 fine R3 45 11 1611 46 13 fine S8 15 12 14 14 fine R3 44 4] 1 7 15 fine S8 16 1 35 2 I 16 high R3 44 2 26 2 52 17 wind S8 17 3 18 3 43 18 dull r3 44 4 10 4 35 19 eldy S8 18 5 1 5 25 20 lievy R3 45 5 52 6 18 21 rain s8 18 6 42 7 7 22 dull R3 45 7 32 7 59 23 cldy s8 19 8 27| 8 58 24 fair R3 46 9 3110 5 25 fine S8 19 10 38 11 11 26 j fine R3 4611 11 27 (dull S8 19 15 12 41 28 R3 17 l 4| 1 27 29 ran S8 18 1 i 50! 2 9 30 Predictions Early in the month there are signs of Press comment and agitation In regard to land values, crops, and farming interests generally. Some re lief measures will be formu- lated. From the Srd to Hie >th of this month the arms of Great Britain will be greatly ll'ective and a combination of favourable circumstance; will enhance our prestige The Ex chequer will he com- petent; there will be victories and successful naval opera tions, France will figure well at this time, and alsi i Russia rhc late troubles with rail ways anil engineers will be smoothed over, and affairs of State will progress satisfac- torily. About the 1.1th. how ever, there are signs of fur- ther depredations by sub marines, and enemy attacks from ambush and sedition of the most unscrupulous sort will tend to embarrass the Government and endanger the Entente. Near the end of the third week there will be much mortality from contagi ous and Infectious diseases typhoid, smallpox , and other dread scourges will decimate the people, especially attack ing the young. But the 21st shows relief measures and benefits conferred on the younger generation. On the 27th there will be acrimonious discussion in which probably America will be involved, and a quarrel is in the making The World's Digestive Remedy, TENS OF THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN FREED FROM Famous for Years. Made from Ro.'ls, Barks, and Leaves BY TAKING MOTHER SEICEL'S SYRUP Unsurpassed as a Temc. Read pages * * 45. 46 and 4 7 .5‘ '”"'”"»Immv JULY. Avenue Ida for Bristol Bh. lom., Bull Rainfall lb. Mm.,Ix :itli 0b.l9in., and f* J| in. on Dublin sub. 2h. 46m., Oreenoek 6 iIhn< - ! Hi. B Om., [ iiyarpoQ l Mi- 8 6M. —-_;:; Kunduis, Iutereituld Facts, 1 lfillw Festival", i'O. Dominion D.\] i. 2 $ '2ND Hi NI1AY A IT KB TRINITY. ;{ JJ battle of SadOWBi 1666. \ i , icl -i on enco l>ay, U.S.A. .\\'(-rngu .»\dd for Bristol .311. 16111., 1-Iull‘ -1h. 3lm..I.<~ith0h.19m.. and for‘ Pr-edictions—— . gm^ Karrloie I'rineons Christian, 1R66. Huinfnll JULY. J} in.m1‘l)uh1insuh.2h. 46111., G1'ecnoL-k‘ Success attends our arms in C 'Hi ui (targe White v.c, mm tins, 5111. 511111.. ‘, « U -luys. l.ivurnn012l1.3§1_11. fm'ei_-_rn parts, and especially 7I jp t:,i» vnni t boiq 18 J9, (Be3 18 Wi ‘t "' m'| \\'c-nv |A""'c ill Tllrkish territory abbut H S lii. II011..I. Cliamliei'luin li n, 1k:;6 Sunduss,lutcwslinzq l"(1ct.~; If-m“1{Hi:m1.wa'-tm. 5tl1_. , t) $ | 1111 1> Kl XllAV AKTUR TRINirV. "“"““_‘}f‘j"““" __'f}‘°"- our ac 1v1-1_tqre _ Nu(\1ra1an afiaigg ‘V: 10'M (totals Mnrryat born. 1792. H M H M H M {11:ogre‘s1.=xv_e7 I - 11 'III Uc san.lim lioinli.iriled, 18 8 2. f’cshR3 2.9‘ 2 46 1 £§}et.u?§‘.§3'1§§1& aA:r0e1z11t;; %'§§e§§,e3 49‘"2 ‘A 12 \V Bvaduattaol Crimea, ISM. 1151;...,,..,..-...,;..,,. is bi? fihe 2 2: ‘A1181: 24 M cibmitai- raptured. 1701. élplieafllitillilt '.‘ .\m-un l1«‘):(1:l);11'¢lud.1856, 14 ac{s\_\~'1 19111119 uponuggndf |i,‘y'_\[§]]|:F\‘l1«,\1111gt1:4jn. ono ,rilnua, ruin S8 1-2.10 tom SW‘ S 25 'lb Arthur litt'.fuur born, 18 48 . T"°‘m°5.“"”"(T 15° 1 _ V 13. minxkg 5.9'1]_ 53 ‘ 3'“ and .5h01..‘.* W. .4 it ii i* .. ,13’f1n=.-1-u..mm».ms. b.-V ‘““P“.‘,5“’° W - Ivlnnstry. The uSmn|ut1- 1799 - nun S8 10 0 24 0 55 14 slghted 28131 ' 27 '111 Bank 61 Rngtand founded, ’l4’1*‘1691. . ‘I ‘“L"; - 1 53 " 28 F lt«li".-! >irtTOKUillo.ined. 1791. min n4 1 1 23 ggjgfggj Si§g5t19f.{9.ss_1us1_meV inuge . _.- - '. 29 S Kllll lluuibort tissassinatod, 1900112¢::w.s..m.;..-gnu».".. 2 19 2 45 is6 and ent.ertair1'1}1en’ts_will 8 0 § otb Sunday afx eb trinity. ~ set-hack. lhe 2nth 17"M1;fjf,.f,;f,”§§,.§:Ed",;;f”'- ’;‘”3‘. Si 3 3 9 3 34 17 a_ shows ,. 8 1 M Jrlnltv Lwv Sittings end. I, fm ill fine S3 5 3 58 4 21 18 sums of treacher_v leading to ‘ Wea- 8‘RJlh-.\V.(i.(!I1u-oloorn.18414. f3t"‘11'e_5‘31£S- In FranC9fl19i}3 19 ‘V nis1.<)|>\\'i}b:-i'forcoh.1so7,d.1B7:;'fine !R4 6 4 44 5 7 19 movements ther. a1'e_sed1t1ous .a’fo'9t M Mmmm. 10,1 4 F 2 49 20 the gravest Hun 20.1“ -(Y is18 o 9 5 yvhnch n1a‘y ha~ve_ ‘ _ _ _ _ 'lhc _ Issues. _t,_hg ‘. Itisea H 21']? “0M_”_1 nuns l»o1n1..59.medn9e. d.u1l1R4 9 6 10 6 33 2] egllpsg of_ ‘ t “ ‘ BotsB. “'1“WM«wW«'~v- Hum 58 1 6 5417 17 22 “-5. 1ff1%?§ °"a“'1§an -e\'lwaflé ‘S1 “Y1”‘an£05 . _ _ea:;n H|gh 23~§,_.‘. .!_. . _. 3 H: , H Y R4 11 7 41 8 8 23 Mexaco. _The conjunctibri of London 1 24‘M Ji::“'l::“:D“‘|‘T:L:'_""‘”"91,113 S7 59 8 37 9 14 24 we ' Mom. n'mg . .1‘1 ,uur 1.1! cu‘I In~ ,1‘6%-_ . 14 9 541° 34 95 (Voter 25"11: b‘"”§4 Holland. The ‘nmidgges 3'15 1:122’ bridge. 26 \V.w. dose B7 56I1] 1311 50 26 month W?” be -K!fiark.e.d After. a ——- ‘_ 27"”!|lm1knf1’11;da~ulf. ll 1-1 1 6.1. R4 0 23 27 5 - h %‘i‘:;';l"SY\I_‘fi111fafi_ll"1 a ectand ;num;t1f- 1 A|.'C 17: some Pa? 28.1“ 1”“““"""“““*““1inone«1n;u..1791. (lime0 M47 53 1 of . 50131‘ '1 of 5 1:100“ 38 .the °°.“"t"3" The 39 Ki“!”ll1X|1m‘£1lss:1ssi11nAa.u1 film: ‘R4 00'- (1) 0 1 ad. 49 occurs on the 3 H '- ‘. .‘f3s]|pSe ‘winch H »‘ I “W11 later - 30 § M“ SW1)“' ‘ Wm.“‘ T“‘-'*”i~ wet 50 2 14 2 31' Prove to be M .137 0130“! .\ 1_ , _' I4‘1~ance_ -3]v M”,A l|‘1||1[\- Lv\\\-_q,ni'h_,v\(,nd H 1“,et 2 3 2‘ 1 ‘fateful M - - ‘; ltisa-Icruz-.~-. we II o?"p:‘»‘£.-f M 2 M KNO.5 KA ‘ 1 V f'csh In c 11 ‘hi '1‘ Mud: R3 N0 E1_Q_-,'" “ bY_IA‘l;J.!;N;?hi?_-?.3ll.tdc.‘,3§?§":afn}i£g2n?.n1gdfi/c of Molber €;1,don, . 49 Seigel's 'sy,up_’ SCA 0 1e1.m;.ors 28 For FILES OTHER SK{N.D:ISORDERS.? _ 4.0 T_ .ECzEMAT{1ND 2;: 1:5. 12" 1 I |‘-JTER.|‘~-J ET Ah HI E CIOLU|V.B|1’«'. UF'J|VER§|7:Y in'sl 88 18 ] 4 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public . a O OA all 2 * show E3 50 37 3 54 mild SS 17 4 1 1 i SO 4 rail- R3 52 4 46 5 3 line 68 16 5 21 5 87 g fine 53 5 57 6 17 7 tine SS 15 6 37 7 g lair B3 55 7 34 7 4:1 9 cool SS fc3 8 1 6 8 4'.) 10 chly R3 :.7 21 10 1 11 rain SS 12 10 38 11 14 12 rain a 5911 52 18 ram *8 10 24 55 14 rain i;4 1 1 23 1 53 15 fail- sS 8 2 1! ) 2 45 to fair i;i 4 3 9 3 SN 17 fine 1* 8 6 3 5% 4 21 18 fine i;4 6 4 ll 5 7 19 old* If 8 4 5 918 5 49 20 dull b4 9 6 10 6 33 2] dull s8 1 6 54 7 17 22 cldy B4 LI 7 41 8 8 23 ni'st s7 59 8 37 9 14 24 stirs lit 1 1 9 54 10 34 25 elo.-sc s7 5611 13 11 50 26 fine ! u4 17 1-y 28 27 heat Is 7 53 49 1 18 28 fine r4 20 1 35 1 55 29 wet s7 50 2 14 2 31 wet r4 23 2 46 3 2 1 Predictions Success attends our arms in foreign parts, and especially in Turkish territory, about the 5tll. Naval affairs are progressive and our activities are effective. About the 10th of the month a great bereave- ment is suffered by the nation and there are signs of losses at sea. I judge that a great disaster is threatened and in this the Dutch may- have a part. About the 13th there are indications of sue cess around our coasts and cruising vessels will make effective attack. The. 20th a critical date for" diplomatic affairs, and at that time ft appears that some violent at tacks will lie made upon us, and Treaties will be torn to shred; by an impulsive and short sighted Ministry, The 28 rd develops signs of loss in the Colonies. At this time sports and entertainments will suffer a set-back. The 2fith shows signs of treachery leading to fatal results. In France there are seditious movements afoot which may have the gravest issues. The eclipse of the Moon on the 15th is evil for India and New Z ealand and Mex ico. The conjunction of Saturn with the Sun on the 12th will bring disasters fcp Holland. The middle of the month will be marked h\ heavy rainfall and inunda- tions will affect some parts of the country. The solar eclipse which occurs on the 30th will prove later to be fateful to France. KNOSKA (scar) * It is a spkneJid aa isc.nic and emollient ointment for the treat- ment of piles, ecz ema and skin disorders. In collapsible Tubes at I Ii and 2 9. Made by A. J. Whit i, Ltd., 35, FarrinRdon Rd., London, E.G., The Propri^or.; of Mother Seigel's Syrup. For PILES, ECZ EMA AND OTHER SKIN DISORDERS. ‘ ‘I - .', . ‘ ,. _ ._ . _. __ .-1‘ s __ British .Journa.I of Aatronog} (n..s.A.), Monthly 2a.. post free am. ‘ ‘ ‘\\. \\ ill’‘ll/’///////-12,‘/—:‘//4-”/.:’. ,, \\§\‘ _ _,.' r :-‘‘“‘‘:.y‘ - .___*‘-—- «Le-H I v-_._:_— \ “ British Journal of Astrology (B.J. A.) , Monthly 2q., post free 2 Id. %%/74///"l!\“\\“ 7‘ ll AUGUST. |Av /W‘ D. I l>. i of I of Sundays, Interesting Facts, jy yp] Festivals, &c KciAikl for lliistot Mi. 15m lfull'u j- .- RfttnfftU 4h.8 1m.,Letth< Si. 19m., and for ^reaictiong- l\ in. on imlilin sub. ah. 46m., Greenock 'The 5th of the month < lc » dayB.lih. f.uni.. Live rpo ol aii. Mni. |vclo[ is Favourable Influences tending to agreement oi ! points of diplomatic con O troversy, and Q overnmept Av-,-A11:-J:-‘ 151.: .,u . . i P"°d'¢"°“3' I" conversations " will be fruit ‘nlfiflfili4:313: 1:233:11? .. ()l1.ll9i)1)Tn.11(l G I *2{iu.onDulnlin Of tilt‘ Ill-‘HIHI tit‘- F s\1l):‘.’ll.46n1..G1'om1nc];’Tll(! 5th‘ t:1\'0u1':1hlc illllllt‘IlUt‘S __sn1u.y.~: nu.r.lnn._[.:gl3:nn}211.syn. ' 12 , ‘ ’- ~- - D-'1 - - S ‘n - u‘«..v1\\' .-v- ]€/t‘l0![).\' t 0 .- LE . . K Facts. oi‘ oi fimldass.:)lI1_t9xest:_l19 “"11; ‘Iii-4:-lap 11'» Lonlulolu "’:'Ii((l‘:.'(l ‘lift 5 I foixtngx-I of Illn)gl‘(l):lt'"t‘.E"‘ "Pt m"~mT M~W. 1‘5"‘“‘“'*‘°' “‘“‘- ' some I Morn ‘~\m~r “nun‘ 13 — ——e%——<——— __—; : —. —_.‘--. _ tI'n\'t'I‘.~‘,\‘. _:1ml (iovvrmm-nt, ' N - 1[ M H M 1[ M l'_‘ (-nn_\'v|'.s:ltlm1.~"' will he fruit- I\I ‘1TUGermanydomwaronlIus London Bridge Sets S ‘WVIIHY MOTHER s£:1GEus SYRUP. . Morn. The real test of the value of any medicine isits nhilityto relieve or remedy the nilrnents Vftar. - l for 4'! . for which it is intended. Han Mother S¢igel'e Syrup answered this test? Well, Moon at years it has been before the public. and is still the world’: foremost digestive remedy. H M HA swoon THE TEST or TIME. H ' 3-. - 13 M ._,- ,‘ K ,,,::_.-.{‘., "WE :1. "-J E‘ zit: -I |__ I___n_|__| :3 V.’ l_| -.j V‘, _ H M fair r4 24 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public 3 17 3 33 2 line S7 45 3 49 4 5 3 fine l;l 27 4 22 4 37 4 fine s7 42 4 53 5 8 5 line R4 30 5 24 5 42 6 fair s7 ;;h 6 1 6 21 7 fair r4 33 6 45 7 10 8 cldy s7 3S 7 37 g 9 9 cool k4 36 8 16 9 30 10 v'bles? 31 in 17 1 1 2 11 cool 'k4 4(1 1 1 1 1 12 mist|s7 27 21 50 13 fair r4 43 1 17 1 4 1 14 fail- s7 27 2 8 2 31 15 fair r4 46 2 54 3 1,; 1(1 Qne s7 2(1 3 37 3 ..! ) 17 fine r4 lit 4 18 4 39 18 dull s7 k; 4 58 5 16 19 close R4 52 5 33 5 .-.1 20 fair s7 12 6 14 6 3 1 21 cldy : r4 55 6 57 7 23 22 fair s7 8 7 53 8 27 23 fail- R4 58 9 LO 9 59 21 hot s7 3 L0 43 1 1 23 25 close r5 2 12 1 26 hot s6 59 29 53 27 fine r5 5 1 13 ? 32 28 fine 36 55 1 50 6 29 cldy Ro 8 2 21 I 36 1 rain 96 50 2 51 5 fail- r5 1 1 3 21 3 36 i tude oi the United States ts now more pacific and, amen- aide. The 0th shows indica- tions of a wide-spread cala- mity which affects sea-going people and affects the public with deep sorrow . 'Wic l:;th is a date of evil omen tor all transport and railway con cerns, it is possible that un- rest and dissatisfaction will affect the workers anil tend to a crisis, and even a strike. The lHth Is date Of treacheries and incendiary activity, Ac- cidents due to indecision and njlstakes will cause trouble and n\aj prove fatal. Deaths occur from syncope and heart, 'failure. The -24th shows ad- vantages to the Colonies and benefits to theatres and places iblic amusement. Festi- and celebrations occur. Q ood fortune accrues to the Mother Country through her (Jreat Britain is pliant. About the '27th (there will be further fatalities (iipon the high seas. At the same time a strike occurs among the engineers or rail way operatives. The opposi tunes of Russia, where in ternal troubles are likely to arise. Jupiter stationary Is beneficial to England at the end of the month. WHY MOTHER SEIGELS SYRUP The real test of the value of any medicine is its ability to relieve or remedy the ailments 1 for which it is intended. Has Mother Seigel's Syrup answered this teat 1 Well, for 47 years it has been beforj the public, and is still the world's foremost digestive remedy. HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME. See pages 44, 45, 46 and 47. SEPTEMBER. lAMHm Add lor Bristol Oh. lain., Hull llninfall Ih. Mm., LetthOh. 19m.. » n< l for .! ] in. on Dublin siih. 'ill. 4fim., Grcnnorlc ,ia du^K Ih. rami.. Liverpool 2h. S.'.m. 1) .| I) , ol I of M. W. 1 Y Partridge Sboottpy btghit 2 S Beflsn CBpitolnt < ! . 18 70. a a» Utb Sunday AMIS Tih.nitv 4 M Sir Charles Dllke born, 1N48 . [AVel‘[l.L!(:?4\(1(l for Bristol bli. l5m., Jy '[ I) Malta, cap. to the British, ISO.'. ll 'iiiall~lh.3lm.. I£1t1I01|. )9m..imdHE!"or . . RU siib.2li. 46rn., GT08n0(?1( P"ed'°t'°n3"‘ (; W BooelUon, 174.-,. |‘2iui|n.oii;I)iililiii :i2 The early days the month T _of ' Wany.iii._mim1_I.i»-emooi2ii.§m.7 7 ' 7 Hi Howittw. Sun I-Ii;:liWa.ter Am: ‘are fraught with the most , _ 1;. 1;, , _ _ _ _ g F Fait BavMtopol, 18 55, ]"“'“"' §w_ Ilit-ms R London Bridiie of ‘sinister influences. War wgll 011011 S"“"‘”':“.'T}}""'l"""‘&'{‘"“’“"""' :u_‘:l‘,'' 9 S Plodden I'iiM. WB>. M- V1’- 1“ JV _S°t'*_S ,I".°""-, A503‘: 1‘£00"isti'etch its flaming sword fa 10 I - T " BCNBAT AI'TKH TniNITV, H M;1{ M 11 M ‘and wide. The to , Cfltlca_5tlli 7tllfliS19 11 M tody Pataeratoo died, ihgd. l’iLi'li'i«li.'e.‘1liootliiizbeuinu. 8_ D‘-‘N00 _"l' 1 F rmin.R5 13 3 51 4 7 4 ‘ l'ii'Jli lu Hon ' H - Aaqnlthb., 18 52. H(‘(1ll.ll(‘l1li1Lll1ll.I,'_'(1.1870. 4 23 4 39 91; ~ 2 S - §h;.gl,}elf:lg;gr:::0t%l;%50 i , ] 8 Wlynohw. 17. 0. §c]1gelg6 3 §.ll'i‘ii Siixiiu Al~"l‘El! ’1'i:iNi'i'i'. l fair R5 4 56 5 13 5 will now an 14'Th '/ '/! / Ci liss Dan- 16} - cannotshot;e denied._ofi‘ensIi{vee- H"Cl -1- Dllk Do‘ ,1H43, *-f _. . 5 31 5 [which 15 f 1 [ Fonlmore Cooper bora, 178 0, 3“ 37* "’ ' "' “e 16 S Dr. Pu» e» dWj, MM. 231 8 5 '1 I L5 19' 6 16 6 2‘ ‘both on land and on the 17 Si 18 TH srx iuv ai'tkb Trinity.6 W llubi,-llioii.174.3. rfiiie s6 35j 7 14 7 50, 9 ,hii.v,h seas there will be des- ' - 18 M OermMU lit VereaUlej, 1H70. St. Ii'i>in'liuie. ; ‘perat e engagements. More '11] .1 R’3- 22 8 _32 9 20 10 7 dy ‘L one of the Powers 1«) 'II President GnrfleM died, isei. {than great 8 14‘ Full Su\'ll.\'l.01i01,18.3.7. S6 3010 1110 57 11 ‘will be hard hit by the con- iOjW Alum. 18 C4. ‘d“_“ 9 S l~'l()dduii l"it3ld, 1151:’. fun‘ R5 2611 37 -— ~12 oi’ the celestial SlfBtls* . lltoHfti it D< } ! /. ll'i_alll'atl0nS 35 HUNDAY 26 0 10 0 39 13 ‘bodies at this time,_ provink 22 F [ Z utphen, Uftt.10 i2-rii A!-".l‘Ivll!'l'l'llNl'l‘\'.]f;_1,ir‘S6 . 23 IimlHM- 1 n;. 11'M Ll|(13'1’fl1lll(‘l‘S{0lll11(!(.1.1869.W gfiail. R5 .29 1 3 1 23: 14 O’fl‘e0f‘Vtf‘1:'e fngoflgsgorfifg 241 UTH Sunday Ansa Trinity Rt Hon. 11.1-I. A-«imthb--1‘=~‘3- 12 11) ,»hne S6 21 1 50 2 11 15 objectives to which the mind 25|M Uieknov Day, 1813 57. W Q|l¢)1)lIl',l7.'.9. jfair R5 32 51 16 of man has formulated. jt is 321 26| r Hl£ . Cyprim. a false that crietli "rnss prophet 14 Ta ll-My Day. fine S6 17. 9 29 17 “ Peace,” wliere.there 27jW|i;,.n. CraflcafasBfe died, 18 78 . Peace. F l"uiiiiiiui'o C00p0l' horn, I769. [135 EH5 35! 483 S918 is no peace. Until the 13th 28 '111 l-'ull of Stroal OW, 18 70. S Dr. 1’ll~l:‘_V died, lRl~4‘3. ‘mjldyisfi ‘the signs set against -any 29| F Hiabaatmai Day. 269 44: 19 are issue our Si'.\'ii.n' A1-"vi-zii TItll\'l'l‘\‘. siiccessful to_ o_i_)ei'a+ SO! S Earl Rol* rtshorn,17 law. ’l1l'l‘ll 3 cldygggj 33 17; 00-' tions. and the Equinox will be nun §G('l':lll‘.llis‘ ill. \’(~.i's'uillvi, 1870. Chg-e '56 CA: -4 59 21 passed in a turmoil of public fair (‘.u:‘lli'lilaim, IRA-ll dun R5 45’ 22 iiiii‘est and apprehension. ‘ 42! fair ' 1 that is can ‘ good ‘.30119E'€::’I‘I'(‘\‘ll1i‘lllAhnu. I-\'*-|- min S I 48* 23 :Notlim;z be 1 fair predicted of the first three, 21"11Il\I. Jltlll/l. Iris‘ Dqy. dun fig O. O 19- 24 ‘weeks of this month. and be-é j fair F ISHG. : fore the Sun enters the I fine j7.iilplu-ii, ‘rm ‘s5 43‘ 25 Balance there will be ample fair 23' S Eiiilwr 111,‘. “vind‘R5 1 5-3* 26 evidence )d©®\'lCDUlCJIiE~O.?C)Jl\3 new that factors im~. fine ‘ —— s‘.‘“’’” ''‘''"‘'E‘‘ T‘”N1'1“x‘ A lair ‘H5 5’? 19 27 ported into the war — of; _ 7 fr's 2§!‘%‘”’”' 1lll_\',1Hi'i7. fing R5 0 inatioiis Will set the tidé '3 ‘ ' :—)lO’lMl‘1Al1|‘1\|l0\\' ‘. . . Sun I Hifh Water it ‘ , _ _ dun 49* 1 use sa 2:» Rlmn u! London Bridge 1 w ::2:“:::..: . . . - I. i ,, rum in’),- 1 ‘ Sets S j Morn .')-1‘ 49' 3' 0 ‘land the gi-eatest excitement ‘-E7:"\V‘li('n.(l'll1Ln1|l\ll1((1|ui1,1hiH. "Wake C 4 56 .\'ll‘:is‘1lll':.'.mm. mg" 5-5; 451 -3 19: 1 up, Eng-7 33‘ Vwill prevail. . .48§~“‘l'1"ll11(i|. will now be said 5 31 m‘.m,.;,....51i..,«. k.h‘_,(_~“5 58: 2 50 4 2 ‘1:lll(1!_ not ‘aim. mild S6 12 ]. S l~‘.:ii‘l ltnlr l‘l~‘1\iIl‘ll. lwl). i-';(]\ :_\;."j 3 3 ‘"1 «P cld\ u5 38 l;J€J~7L€l\’Jl—4©©r-OIDKICDQJIQJID-P~b§O5I.Q » 8 32 ARE REMEDIED IN NATURE'SwAY_ I a m H Because . Mother S«igel’s Syrup is made from curative B5 13| 3 W_hy? . extracts of roots, barks, ard leaves. Their medicinal and toni_g_ S6 44 1 r5 16 2:$:°::,‘i.,?:'m‘::;?:..s:;:'.:°“sii::"gi:::?:’;:'°1:':°.$:s:*';:i':..ef.£;:¥" s6 37 fine |i:5 19 fine s6 35 smeixssmith; cldyblS 22 ' Moran; ’ IHTEF‘-.|"-J.ET AF"-.CIH|'-.i"E COLUMBIA '1. dull s6 3010 11 UN)/ERSITY fair R5 2611 37 96 '26 I! .-) 29 s6 21 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public RS 32 S6 17 115 35 clue's 6 8 j dull R5 42 rain S(j dull R5 451 8 1 fair 8 5 58 10 10 1 3 1 50 2 32 3 9 3 48 4 26 5 5 37 6 20 II 7 13 Am of Woon AJter^ II M 4 7 4 39 5 13 5 53 6 421 7 50 9 20 10 57j 11 ! 12 39j 13 1 28 1 14 2 111 15 2 51 16 3 29 17 4 8 18 4 44 19 5 17 20 5 591 21 22 6 45 7 48 9 19 710 4S windli5 48 11 24 11 55 I fair S5 541 19 fine 115 51 41 59 dull sS 49! 1 16 1 33 rain Et5 54 1 49' 2 3 rain s5 45 2 19 ! 2 33 chgelKo 58 2 50 1 3 4 oldl s5 401 3 22 3 38 23 24 25 26 27, 28 29 1 2 Predictions The tally days of the month are fraught with the most sinister influences. War will stretch its flaming sword far and wide. The 5th to 7th is a period critical in the highest degree to the interests of Turkey, and that country will now show an offensive which cannot be denied. Re- prisals will follow swiftly, ana both on land and on the high seas there will be des- perate engagements. More than one of the great Powers will he hard hit by the con- ftgurations of the celestial bodies at this time, proving that the war against war was one of the most forlorn objectives to which the mind of man has formulated. It is a false prophet that crieth " Peace, Peace," where there is no peace. Until the 13th the signs are set against any successful issue to our opera- tions, and the Equinox wiil be passed in a turmoil of public UBrest and apprehension. Nothing that is good can be predicted of the first three; weeks of this month, and be-' fore the Sun enters the balance there will be ample evidence that new factors im-. ported into the war of nations will set the tide strongly against our shores, The country will be in arms and the greatest ex citement will prevail. " Wake up, Eng- land ! " will not now be said in vain. ARE REMEDIED IN NATURE'S WAY Wliy? Because Mother Siigei's Syrup is made from curative rx tracts of roots, brrks, ai d leaves. Their medicinal and tonic action is just what stomach, liver, and bowels need when they are in the slavish state which gives » s- to these ailments. By M0THEB SEIGEL'S SYRUP. \\' -.»_ 9 Buy the B.J. A. for Nex t Month, ready 25th. ' >^^gg«33Bi 1 HUM* (V OCTOBER. of of I Sunclaya, Interesting Facts, At ! \v Festivals. &e. II M lj'J5 15TII Sl'NDAY AFTER TRINITY. tluU'uG 1 2> MiCity of Glasgow Bank failure. 78 . rain Si) 35 3 It 1 Lyon, founder Harrow, d.,18 92. rain RG 4 Awl uue i Add fur lilistol f,! l. 1." Ill .. Hull RaliifallUn. 8 1m., LVelth Oh. 19m.,,and for 2? in mi I mi! . 1 m sub. flh. 4f.m., Greenock i.". flaya.llh. 60m., Liverpool ah. 8 gm. I Sun I II iuli Water i Aco l{ni1ilnllij\l(11.(1(ii'.,liieii:‘iiloi7.‘.‘is>§'.'.l££niiiiii‘Predictions- 001-03E RI -N in.on Dublin sub. '31:. 46111.. Grovnock a ' Rises H London Hiiilnc. of .'\ltll0llL'll thoro nrv in- (la.\ x, ll). Li\'¢‘l‘p(1l)lLZll.!lfun_ :.vr:m~ _ W i i V _ W _ 157 50111.. * SetsS. | Morn. I After. Moon dications of and D. D. nvi w ~ i-:\t:i.~truplw.~‘ . . Sun r . “ .»\;,v-T ram s5 31 Su"d°'y‘q' losses tlw of of ¥".t.fle_st‘_"_“F“°ts' °“j' rllises R Loniloh lllil'iql:'('. of‘ upon wins auul most (listri-.~..~'llIl lllt(‘l'l(‘l‘t‘ll(‘(‘. with windR6 8 Mm-u. y .\ltvr. M.,,,,, _ T Isms; ;\I.,x1 _A___Ff*“‘_“‘éA-*‘*~7___ __ 2°?»-_ ‘our fun-i_un trmlc-. nmrr pur- wet aS 26' l1 ;u.\I,1iM|nMl tl('lll:|l'l_V in the lu:-it \vm~k of wot r6 11 10 1§;$,1:rrn SK-,\'DA\' .u.-rricr. Tmxu-y_‘(l11ll R6 1, 3 36‘ 4 15’ 4 this month. yvt the signs now dull r6 14 Glasgow Bn.l1l(lalllll‘(‘. '7H 35 5 point to :x \'(‘l'_\’ pi-ncolul ntti‘ chgesS 17 43, _1‘lllH 2ilM"Cit)'ol if 3:} g tudc of our m-ur/\lIy.:1n A . 7 S Lepanto. luTI . 10"fi}‘I’rcsi(le-‘tl{ru~orl»o1~~1 1525 17 O 43 I 6 13 , ., chge I ‘ lutions will be to gr;-altly im- ' I I 8 S 16tii Sunday aftec. Trinity .\1'chbp. Benson died. 1896. fun‘ R6 18 1 1 14 provml that tlwrv is every 11iW 29’ 48‘ of fllVl)lll'lll)lt‘ 9; M| I'rcs. Eraser's Ultimatum. fun‘ :prospm't diplo- 55 13» 2. 2 26 15 matic vonvvntion in l~‘r:in(r0. 10 It President Krnger born, 18 -2". 12l’IlI§o1aMicimoimnsvay. full‘ 6| FlTmnsltn.olK.Ed\\'m‘«lConfcssor., ’R6 211 2 44‘ 3 16 lI‘r;uu‘o will 12 20 12 1 6| 13 fair E6 18 | 1 28 1 fair 8 5 13 2 fair R6 2l| 2 44 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public fair [ 8 5 9 ! 3 21 aull R6 25! 3 57 cldys5 4j 4 33 1 5 9 1 5 50 G 43 1 48 14 2 26 15 3 3 16 3 39 1 17 4 16i 18 4 50 19 5 29 20 G 15 21 7 15 1 22 7 50 8 28 ' 23 9 11 9 53 24 bevy s4 52 10 31 11 3 25 strm uG 38 11 32 11 55 2G mcliS4 48 ' cli- mi st. R6 42 S4 44| fair RG 45 fine S4 40, fine 'r6 49| 12 18 36 12 54 1 12 1 31 1 47 2 4 2 22 2 39 2 58 3 17 Predictions Although there are grave dioatious of cataBtropb.es ami losses upon the seas ami most distressful interference with our foreign trade, more par ticularly in (lie last week of this month, yet the signs now point to a very peaceful atti- tude of our near Ally, and about the Btll or Bth overture will he forthcoming which France will he disposed t" accept . but it Is to be feared that the aims of Russia will not be l at isflcd. anil that opposition will be brought to bear from that quarter. Nevertheless our foreign re latlons will be so greatly im proved lliat there is ever; prospect nf favourable dlplo matic convention in France France will desire peace, but the destiny of our planet otters little hope as yet of her wishes being gratified On the contrary, the 'j-ind of the month shows that further great disasters occur at with loss of life. Holland is distressed and under a heavy Cloud. FrOM this date to the end of the month their will be an unprecedented fall in the value of stocks and shares, and a panic can only he prevented by a judicious anticipation of this crisis The Dragon will now be at the Dates of the City ami St. George will steel himself for a mighty conflict. On the 28 th wp are smitten by tb enemy in ambush. Frunce i shaken and does not know how to act for the best. To Relieve Obstinate Constipation Mother Seigel's Pills made from curative herbal ex tracts have a gentle and stimulating action oa the tew: Is, removing const ipnbn without the distressing pains or griping which so often follow the use of strong mineral purgatives. After relief by the Pills, regularity can be maintained with small doses ot Mother Seigel's Syrup. MOTHER SEIGEL'S PILLS. if, ~ \ ' - _ ._,--_*'* 4:13- ~ . . _--r ’-.1 Road the B.J.A., Published Monthly, 2d., post free 2{ ti. NOVEMBER. I* n of 0( bi. w. Hundiu s. Inti i os( Iiib Pacta, KostivaN. ftc. IBSaklk' Day. Ill Simla' Day. iMtf of Japan liorn, 1H.V2. gt Poabody (lied, 1H69. 7 'II P " l- §‘1‘.l.dn1’:‘:'a'..i§.2?mt1‘:’lo1?.'i91xxt:I.!.]:I~.'n§1l:a1z£. *'°‘7i°fi°'.‘3.“ . B NOVEinBER' "23 in. mm ‘Dublin am». 21:. t6m., Greenock‘ In the DOHUCR‘ ‘V0113 the ‘ _ YY storm will _ > _ .have . . 117_dn.vs.‘1l:.5(lpl.,],lve11)ool2h.85m:_ already 'Hi 3.’i73:' W“? 'n§§§'n L§.i§3'n‘¥2?§§§e 1'?” 7 Z. hi -“"m‘"-"**.-1'!‘f""’“"?‘“'“‘°‘“- ¢)f1)t‘1t1:/llsvifldbgulaaea r?¢‘1r{- M-9zmulH.Ac. then. 1 _ W _ M « gems M°_"'- An V ‘ T-.. . . _i9_'~,'-°°."‘l l r , . . crue . , ,nffrifi§tPltgxclemen_%n‘d :6/iiirun‘ sl111ii‘k'f>r . , T 12 I'"‘’' S4 6 1 6 30 7 ?i'D,1‘i“‘$""” '31? and on the 10th the peogle Erle \/- £ -';lIV' ‘Jmupm-orolJnpnnl>o1'n,18.32. 1119?"fill!‘ R6 7 3 7 8'1-oused against, Govei-n_ ~ l:> 41.‘-i2(:.-..:-m 'Pon.lxodydied.1869. .fuir s4 27» 3 21 9 3 9 mcnt. On the 19th the ill- 1V1 Al-'TTCllTl{1l\'l"X‘Y. ' ‘fine R7 1: 9 21 10 ._ 11 5|‘2o1-nSm'nn' 44:10 gi‘:)(;‘n°§? 3?gt':1}(g_S:°:]veilsre::$ (i‘M lllr.cl«frim'nllrldae opened. /1860. ,fille S4 2410 5511 11 effective ' Vis- '11: intervention may ' 7'11?mmloncamocmpunoxtol-.1.mm. fine — come from France Rome. 1 vv R7 511 54 12 91‘ V 'J 'III l"l'(‘fl.‘\I'('ll(l.l‘,JO{'l((‘3’.(ll(‘(1,1l'll'l6. 0001 [S4 0 18112 13 pla-Ge . t?0:n2q;}(Sl ta~¥l(1mg- 7 8 P e BL}: 9 ‘WW Ed“‘*“‘d"11-1’°!‘"-“*41- NW R7 9 1 2 1 25 14 trit:',1'1eit;cl1a;1ce,‘v::)1dg§::‘€u:*:: 4! S Gi ‘mist S4 17 1 44 2 4‘ 15 ’\ 5, S '.'Di ll Sl'N HAY AFTER TRINITY. ' - ‘ l 7 > I 0 :(1)Ig‘1Mm-tinLntlmerlml-n,1d1-%:l._ ‘ ;:3:*i’ti‘<;<;flliiI§18th*é0nt:l_:;atlonar¥Sign C0] d R7 12 24 2 4'3 16 _ -‘ 6|Mjlllr.cl(fiiivVK llridite opened, 18 69. set back the hour *2 V France._w1ll 1. H2 :5 ‘ ‘*3 T“1““'- S4 3 1 3 19 17 «of Umdou Uax ettopub. Ox ford, lOGS.j dellverance for _ :W‘et 14; France.‘ wmd Saturn Krcrt Arcber, Jockey, died, 18 8 6. R7 1.5‘ 3 37 3 56 13 are ;.3’I1\{ICluwloslienlbletlicd,M66.4 l(lun.Sir ll. lineal;*1 in antdis Negmune KhiK Edward VII. born, 1N41. oou..vn,\'.c.,n,1s.-:3 wet S4 11. 4 14 4 33, 19 35 |0"3_I‘y _l'Uing.Sl'gn_, Martin Lather15.W horn, 148 :1. ""”""“’f""‘“""" dull R7 19‘ 4 50‘ 5 8' 201332‘ 3.'§§§or°§3.eb33§n nfifgfirég Martiitmn* Day. S4 8 5 5 51 21 S I XT XlNDAYi$%:‘:";;"';'"’*:”°*‘"l AFTER TBJSITY \v_ ugh: lav. rance W! c]1aeR7 23. 6 6 40 _V 1, Cliarlos Kenible18 died. 18 65. S "“‘W' “'~'**'"W*how» 1852- rafn s4 .6 7 ‘ Sir H. OoubIi, V.C., b , 18 ! » 7% 7 36 N 23 V t I, —, ' ‘ L)’, ~ ' V r‘ . :'§§;ue°sm2‘%t"aalpaf§?cg§§§‘éem§§§ 19 Al-TIER uu.\u'.r¥. 15|W|sf. MachuUts' Day. _Sf.....\l).SUl\l)A\ ‘nun R7 2 8 7} 42 24 aye daimed utbe,:1y_ Intemal« bnrn.1752. \ 10 '111 John Urir.'UI born, lull. lam] S4 3 9 9 ' ‘.‘ l ‘ ‘ ‘Sir ‘I + “:4 - 17 F 1st. ;/«o) « '» Day. C(Llntt;w1'$0ll ’ ij;:_:;le3;].-1(l::l;'lS.wnfsfgggt?-oguefid §§)%‘:‘ln<:;1'\x|s ‘‘ d1-1. 5"‘).‘ 101-d_VR7 29|10 55 26 best Stocks 18 S 'Duke of Wellington born, 18 J2. 27|l0 ~ - couns_els. and 22 Wig’ ("l°I_munW“nu. shares ' <1,,g1]_~;4 111 2311 43 27 contmue to fall‘ in value x“ ., 19 £ OTKU23 Sunday after Trinity. B151.('1:-nm1('sl)u1/. from 22nd ‘wind R7 __ H2 113 28 October to the‘ 20 M rheraai Ohatterton bom, tHW, 1“ ' 11th of this 24 llixm\'ur_\' of '_l‘ns1mmin, 15.1-3. {ml. .- .- . .’ ;\1‘ month. and will -‘. 83" " ' 21 '111 Sii rhoa. Grcsliam died, 1S79. 9 O -3212 29 l 5“; there be at ,. . bed-rock level. ‘_ 25"S S! ' mm -rum-1;" “~"- 22 W U CtetUa't Dan. llmr 36 Q.» “ R7 1 15‘ 1 3S‘ 0 ;The political atmosphere is — 261 \V .S(-y«'l)A\-,A|~"1'1-ZR 23TiljS< . ClemenCs Day. j~.=.~mn T1:x.\‘11'\'. ;,.m'n S3 57 1 59; 2 2m 1 IcI1:1r2e(_l to the full qnd cap- ‘- 24 F Discovery27 of Tasmania, 1642. fin] to ll‘mnu'Kmnblvlrom,1909. i . lnnt. express ‘tself In, ‘ lfuljr‘ [R7 2 41 ‘3 r 4- 3 ‘ . . . H belligerent actions _ 25 S 1st. Caliwrine s Day. 111 , I of the most 28 l Mundo,le\\ .- . l . . . . 1 om-tuned . 15x5 55 3 3 3 ‘H V 26 *‘X)s‘v ! > iSRI> SI NDAY AFTER TRINITY 1«.(‘. llurmmd ifzm-{>5 27' 51‘ (lotermlned glraracter. Jupiter I hm-n.1z< 38 W Sir K. C. Hurnond born, 1K16. —_’— . 30'Ul) «. Anifreir-s Day. Bnnlsnms ftvaroge Add for Itristnl sb. 16m., Hnlli _ «:_» .:_.__ 1ND1GEs'moN,‘ RahifaM In. 8 1m., Letth Ob. 19m., and for fKeaictiorts- As_ a’digestive _tonic and stomachic remedy Mother 4 in on Dublin sub. Sb. t6m., Greenock 1 In the political world the S°',€°l5 SYWP is Test it for yourself supre_me. by _ Li7 days, lb. mm., Liv erpool gh. a sm. I storm will already have Viking from fifteen to tlnrty drops in water after meals. - broken. On the 3rd the roar of the buttle will be heard RESTORES VIGOUB, France will be shaken. Wo VITALITY, ugmfi. ’ men and children will be "3 I NTE F’-.'l--J‘-EDTU-fié.HIE: HI \ COLUN BIA UNIVERSI affrighted and will suffer j cruelly. Ex citement runs high I and on the 10th the people are roused against the Govern- ment. On the l! ) th the in Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public fluences portend some remis- sion of the worst evils, and effective intervention may come from France or" Rome. Secret counsels taking place about the 23rd will give in- trigue its chance, and Saturn now coming to a stationary position in the ruling sign of France, will set back the hour of deliverance for France. Both Saturn and Neptune are stationary in its ruling sign, and this can bring nothing but misfortune upon trance and Rome. Nothing that can be done now by France will be effectual for good. Her hopes of a pacific agreement are dashed utterly. Internal dissensions, espionage, and treachery will confound her best counsels. Stocks and shares continue to fall in value from 22nd October to the 11th of this month, and will there be at bed-rock level. The political atmosphere is charged to the full and can- not fail to ex press itself in belligerent actions of the most determined character. Jupiter entering Aries again brings a tide of good fortune to Eng- land. Woa- 1 titer. Sun EE) tea R BetaS ( Bub Londo Morn. Water i Bridge After. j Awe of Mom H M 1 H M H M . KG 54 5 6 5 31 6 raia s4 8 1 6 1 6 30 7 fair uG 58 7 3 7 42 « fair s4 27 8 21 9 3 fine k7 1 9 44 10 21 10 s4 24 10 55 11 26 11 fine R7 5,11 54 12 cool s4 20 18 12 40 13 raw U7 9 1 2 1 25 14 mist s4 17 1 44 2 4 15 soldi H7 12 2 24 2 42 16 wet S4 14 3 1 3 19 17 wind R7 16 3 37 3 56 18 wet s4 11 4 14 4 33 19 dull K7 19 4 50 5 8 20 cldy s4 8 5 28 5 51 21 chge H7 23 6 14i 6 40 22 lain si 6 7 7 7 36 23 rain H7 26 8 7 8 42 24 dull s4 3 9 20 9 55 25 cldy K7 29 10 2710 55 26 high s4 1 11 2311 48 27 wind u7 8 8 1 12 11 28 fah- S3 59 32 12 53 29 fair K7 36, 1 15 1 3S rain S3 57 1 59 2 20: 1 fair n7 39 2 41 3 4j 2 fair s3 55 3 27 3 51 3 dull k7 42i 4 15 4 41! 4 dull S3 54; 5 5 5 30 5 BANIbHES INDIGESTION, As a digestive tonic and stomachic remedy Mother Seigel s Syrup is supreme. Test it for yourself by taking from fifteen to thirty drops in water after meals. 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These evils threaten the north (A tin o Peninsula from the l.'iH, ,, r , 4 wards, and hy wise cflOce .- sions and temperate measurci they may he avoided r,i '> greatlj mitigated. ' fair R8 7, 1 42 2 lai, S3 54 2 32 2 57 fine R8 8 3 23 3 46 line s3 55 4 10 4 34 fine R8 8 4 59 5 22 dull S3 5JJ 5 46 6 11, rain R8 8 6 35 6 59 For nearly half a century Mother Scad's Syrup has been in the homes of the people. It is the proved fanuly stand-by for restor- ing a disordered digestive system to proper working. Be guided by the ex perience oi others. If you have any complaint arising from weak and imperfect action of the stomach, liver, r.r.d bowels, rest assured iv other ieigei's Syrup is the remedy you need. wmirr IS THE B.J.A.? WHAT IS THE B.J.A.? HIEROGLYPHIC. RHEUMATISM GREAT FREE Distribution of 4/6 Box es of the Remarkable U.A.E. Treatment. J want everyone Buffering from Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Sciatica, or Gout to send me their name and address, so that I can send them FREE a. 4s. 6d. box of U. A. JC. (Uric Acid Ex peller) . I will convince every sufferer at my ex pense that IJ. A. E. does what thousands of so-called remedies have failed to accomplish ACTUALLY CURES RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, NEURALGIA, GOUT, and all Uric Acid complaints. I know it does. 1 am sure of it, and I want you to know it and be sure of it. You cannot coax Rheumatism out through the feet or skin with plasters or belts ; you cannot tease it out with Liniments or Embrocation. YOU MUST DRIVE THE URIC ACID WHICH CAUSES THESE COMPLAINTS OUT OF THE BLOOD. This is just what the great Rheumatic Remedy U. A. E. does. It EXPELS the CAUSE, and that IS why It cures Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Sciatica, etc. I CAN PROVE IT TO YOU. It docs not matter what form of Rheumatism you have, or how long you have had it. It does not matter what remedies you have tried. ' U. A. E. and Uric Acid cannot ex ist together in the same blood, and it therefore CURES. A FULL-SIZ ED 4/6 TREATMENT FREE. 1 w ant you to try the U. A E. treatment, to learn for yourself that Rheumatism can be cured. A fair test is all I ask. If you find that U. A. E. is curing vou, order more to Complete cure, and recommend it to others. I do not send a small sample of no practical value, but a full trial treatment sold regularly at 4s. 6d., and also a beautifully-illustrated book on Rheumatism. Enclose < >d stamps for postage. There will be nothing else to pay on receipt or later Only one box is sent FREE to anv address. I-IIEFIOGILYPI-I)C. WRITE NOW DELAY IS DANGEROUS. Simply write mentioning OJd Moore's, and post to me to-dav, and I will send v 4s. 6d. box of V A E. to try, together with Analyst's Certificate of nuritv d< x opinions, and a book entitled "- -«- ou a RHEUMATISM - : «> purity, doctors' The Origin, Nature, and Treatment of Uric Acid Disorders,' GREAT FREE Distribution of 4/6 Boxes of the Remarkable U.A.E. Treatment. 1 want (‘\'t‘l')'I)llt‘ sullerin:.', from Rheumatism, Lumliago. Neuralgia. Sciatica, or Gout to send me their name aml address, so that I can send them FREE a. 48. 6d. box of U. A. ll). (Uric Acid Expeller). I will convince every sutlerer at my expense that U. A. E. does what thousands of so-called l‘t‘lll(‘(ll(‘.‘~l have failed to aceomplish—AcTUALLYOURES RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, NEURALGIA, GOUT, and all Uric Acid complaints. I know it does. 1 am sure of it. and I want you to know it and be sure of it. You cannot coax Rlicurnatism out through the feet or skin with plasters or belts; you cannot tease it out with Liniinents or Emhrocation. YOU MUST DRIVE THE URIO AClD—WHIcH CAUSES THESE cOMPLA|NTS—OUT OF THE BLOOD. This is just what the great Rheumatic Remedy U. A. E. does. It EXPELS the CAUSE, and that is why it cures Rheumatism. Gout, Lumbago, Neuralgia. Sciatica, etc. I CAN PROVE IT TO YOU. It does not matter what form of Rheumatism you have. or how long you have had it. It does not matter what remedies you have tried. U. A. E. and Uric Acid cannot exist in the same and it therefore togzether blood, CURES. A FULL-SIZED 4/6 TREATMENT FREE. I want you to try the U. A. E. treatment. to learn for yourself that Rheumatism be cured. A fair test is all I ask. can If you find that U. A. E. is curing you, order more to complete cure, and recommend it to others. 1 do not send a small sample of no practical value, but a full trial treatment sold regularly at 43. 6d., and also a beautifully-illustratedhook on Itheumatism. for Enclose ‘Zd. stamps postage. There will be nothing else to pay on ]‘eCeipt or later, Only one box is sent FREE to any address. wnrre: NOW—DELAY IS DANGEROUS. write. nientionin-I Old Simply v Moore's. and post t t, -d. . 4s_._6d. box of U. A. hto try, together with Ana(l_v:t?s ((,‘)ert1i.‘fIi'ca‘t'-]e.doIf. opinions. and a book entitled “The ‘[\):]ll]'i:\?.n(El0)c(I):gI'Sa'/ Origin. Nature. and Treatment of Uric Acid Disorders " also a few extracts from the thousands of many testimonials received Write at once [30 not delay until your constitution is wrecked or your heart If not sufl‘er injured toy Rheumatic poison ynrfio yourself, draw the attention of someone Who (1005 to LhismmOm,Cemem'' Write at once to The U. A. E. Laboratories, Secretarygrhc8!. rinces House, stonecutter-st., LCNDON, E.c. ’ 18 , _ _ _ ‘F3:-'l:' + 3 ~ «,«:»_w"‘:r c. ‘-|' . -. - __ ~. e .- )‘ 1'he'Best Astrological Journal. Monthly,i2d., £2tu£1n weeiiu A The Best Astrological Journal, Monthly, 2d., post Tree 2! d. iron on: noun or £ 2 to £ 10 Weekly FOR ONE HOUR OF _voun rm: DAILY.» YOUR TIME DAILY. CURED;\ With an Idea and £ 2 to Start WITHOUT REST OB PAIN. £ 5,000 in Two Years. wiinian men and £2 to start I Under 4: Legal Gzuirunlee to Cure. made made A Treatmentwhich porimuieiitl_\' cures If you work over a, set of books or behind bad legs an £5,000 In Two Years. by entirely new nietliotl \\'ithout the counter, or over a typewriter, or behind rest, when other (i0Ct()l'.\‘ unil have specialists a team, or on the tram, or in a factory, or given thepatient up us iiici-rublc,evoii with the uiil of wherever you work, I can show you the real, re-st,is somotliingz of u. If you work‘over set of or behind a, books novelty. even in thoso of rapid, reliable route to something a thousand days nieilicsil the counter, or over a, typewriter, or behind nllLI‘VCi5I. times hotter. I will tdiow you how to start This it teum,..oi- on the tram, or in 8. fuctory, or new methodin known as the ’l‘remol a business of your own on small capital method of wherever you work, I can show the treuting bad legs, und by it you during your spare time. You can co-operate you reul, are cured without it particle of pain, with- rapid, reliable route to ii, with mo in the mail- sometliing thousand out ri. moiueiil/is rest, without ‘times better. I will iioirlcctixig on ler business (selling show you how to start your work forono singlelllfllvttllii,und with it out the goods hy post) , and can business of your own on snuill cnpitul possibilityof ii. fniluro,hcciuise this time. You new method of no have the business at during your spare can co-operatic permits relupse, und you uro with me in the mail- . cured to stay cured for all time. But your own home, and ordcr business ( selling this is not all. Evory form of bud leg under your own owner- siicciiiiilis goods by post), and can to tliisnewtreutinont. Vitricose ship. If you are ulcers have the business ut melt mvuy,iiii(l,coiii|iiiiod withvari- making £ 75 or £ 160 or your own home, and cose veins, (llSll.|)[)(‘:2|il'. Eczeiiiit viuiislies £ 300 a year and really under your own owner- Swollen and painful logs bccomo puinlons Diseased want to make £ 500 01 bone ship. If you are comes away. 'l‘uberciihir bone nnd ulcers £ 1,000 or more a year, making £75 or £150 or heal up. Iiillmiiniution £300 and and irritation become of the 1 can show you how. _£L your really things past. want to make £500 0! Why is thi:-i? Becmisc'1‘roinoltrcu.tniont No matter who you is £l.000 or more a. year, unlike all othertrcntnicnts. for it H.bl:l.Ck~ are or what you arc 1 can show you how. uml removes the cause, and if your ouric doing; no matter how IS titkcii in hltnti » for No matter who you if it is incuriiblo it low your salary, or will sire or what you are not be o1CO(‘.[)t8(l~lb will he sepiii'utcl_y how poor your pro- no matter und for and doing; how specially prescribed attomleil to until spects; no matter dim low your sa.1m~y, or yourcuro is complete, itlld while you ure tho discontented or dis- how poor your ro- ltl)1)l_VlllL}‘ ti'crttmciit in your no nn1!toi' inn’ own home. 'l‘lii.~i no other treutiiimit oven couraged yon are ; no sivccts; ‘cliscoiitented or «lis- pretoiitlis to mail-order enterprises. You can begin, for pfl1‘L:;ei‘ of the \iorl can look the whole world in the faoo and . or never uzek your aliillinsrs where came operation, rciap.-c, failure 'i'hn-i l.' BAD LEGS CURED. WITHOUT REST OR PAIN. under u Leyal Guarantee to Cure. A Treatment which permanently cures Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public bad legs by an entirely new method without rest, when other doctors and specialists have given the patient upas inerrable, even with the aid of rest, is something of a novelty, even in theso days of medical marvels. This new method is known as the Tremol method of treating bad legs, and by it you aro cured without a particle of patty with- out a moment's rest, without neglecting your work for one single instant, and with out the possibility of a failuro, because this new method permits of no relapse, and von are cured to stay cured for all timo. Hut this is not all. Rvery form of bad leg succumbs to this new treatment. Varicose ulcers melt away, and, combined with vari- cose veins, disappear, Kcz ema vanishes Swollen and painful legs hecomo painless Diseased lx me comes away. Tubercular bone and ulcers heal up. Inflammation and irritation become things of the past. Why is this ? Because Tremol treatment is unlike all other treatments, for it at taoXS and removes tho cause, and if your case is taken in hand for if it is incurable it will not be accepted - it will bo separately and specially prescribed for and attended to until your euro is complete, and while you are applying tho treatment in your own home. This no other treatment even pretends to do, for in the other so-called tieatments the same thing In supplied to everyone alike, and there it ends. A large illustrated book, giving full par- ticulars of this powerful remedy, is sent free of all charge, and a legal guarantee to cure is sent with each book. This publica- tion teems with sound advice, and contains much valuable Information, and if yon are a sufferer it is sure to bo the means of bringing about your speedy and perma- nent recovery, even if doctors, hospitals, and specialists have failed to help you Early application for the hook is necessary, as onl^ a Halted number of free copies is to be distributed. Thousands praise the day they read the book. In it you will find what you 'have never had before -the opportunity of hav- ing your legs permanently made' well, for by this new method you can cure your self in your own home without pain, rost opeiatioti, rolap.-e, or failure This is not a chance to be missed, and we advise readers of "Old Moure's Almanack" U' write at once to the National Infirmary for Mad I-ogs Ward L.H.) , Grent Clowo* Street, Hroughton, Manchester, describing heir case, and the book will then be sent rratis and post free. 9 ‘Read the Bri ish Journal of Astrology (3-*5 A-)v.M°'‘th'y' 2"" 'p'f" 2 d‘ . 'Isad the British Journal of Astrology (B.J.A.) , Monthly, 2d., p.f., 2id. i T .m.M , Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public Read pages 44. 45. 46 and 47. VABICOSE WEAK LEGS Read pages 44, 45, 46 and 47. AND JOINTS VARICOSE VEINS lllll3lM.3 WEAR LEGS Baiiidages & Elastic Stockings Superseded. AND JOINTS Bandages & Elastic Stockings Superseded. Entirely Nerw Melbcds of Relief. Entirely Ne< w Meibcds of Relief. envsinfsnziue, Siift‘ei'ci‘s from Varicose Veins will Sufferers from Varicose Veins will eagerly (ngerly thelatest triump‘.i of irivciitive 2l‘.£‘(ll- welcome the latest triumphwelcome» of inventive medi- cal genius, mi appliaiice for the effective cal genius, an appliance fortrcatmeiit the effective of this piiizifiilmid tlistressinz rtil« GLAIRVOYANGE, treatment of this painful aniliuent. distressin? ail- Countless toilers, mule nnd female, ment. Countless toilers, malewliose and female, daily work iiiiposes iimintitrril mid cx~ whose daily work imposes llflllSLl‘L'unnatural and ex - € strtiins upon the lower limbs. will SEGND &c. ii. haustive strains upon the lowerfind limbs, will iii the “\'AH.lV'AN]‘I" SUl’1’0R'l‘S SIGHT, and menus of find in the " VA HI VANE " SUPPORTSsiinplc, a. economical, speeilv relief. {lecommendetl the 1\Ied'.c:il Pro- simp'e, economical, and speed'- means of hy fession, mid iiivnliiahle for wczilmess of the relief. Recommended by the Medical Pro- The Book of Legs and Joints. Tll()l‘.$i'1ll(l\‘of Testim ‘Ill2\lI\‘. the Crystal fession, and invaluable for weakness of ths and the Seer. ‘I/2 Post Free. Legs and Joints. Thousands of Testim nials. Any two parts combined, price .£‘ s. d. The old-fashioned clastic stockings are a 1. The “Gem” Pocket source of dange". Thev increase the danger in with of a vein bur ting, and ultimately produce Crystal Case, - - - - muscular atrophy and weakness of the limb. 13001: O 5 8 The "Vai i.ane" avoids these dangers, and 2. The "Sun"T.ti,1e h is many novel feat-ires that have secured it Last l0Z‘lL,'CFt. in with prcftt popularity. " Varivnue " Supports are llierelore clie:i;:esl. Crystal Case, - - - - madeof absohttely UNSHRINKABLE mater- Book 010 6 ial. Thev are economical, cool, comfortable, Table can bo washed and re paired, and Inst for vears. The “flIagi" Kverv support is MADR TO MKASITRE Crystal in Case, with THUS FIT IS ASSURED. Send full details Book - - - - 015 O _ giving number of inches round Lg at A. B, and for 4. The ‘‘Pyramid'’ thighi C, D, and K for knee, Ovoid or I~1;.rg Special B, F, and G for calf, H, L, Shape, in Special Ciise, ' and M for ankle ; aln length Any twa parts cor.i‘Ji.'ied. price 7/» with Book - - - O 6 rf uar rcqiii ed. Be-snrafotnke um the measurements tight Iv (‘l:|Sl,lC SlOCl\’lll,'IS are it I '.l‘lic old-frisliioiietl 5. The the “Raphael" round the hare skin, and source of 10 6 15 'I:C'_‘.,|'~"ET A ‘.,|'Vl ".r“E:~"U 17 6 l The ' Crystal Book 2. The Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public Crystal Book 3. The ' Crystal Book - - - 4. The "Pyramid" Special Ovoid or Egg Shape, in Special Case, with Book 5. The "Raphael " Crystal with Eaphael's Sp? cial Instructions, in Case - - - -110 G. The "Rabbi" Crystal in Case, with Book -330 7. The "Mammoth" as 'used by Old Moore and other Professors, with Book - - - 10 The above prices tango according to siz e and quality, but even the cheaper ones are < .ood value. If Crystal is bouglit, book is fent. Free. We send privately and well packed by return of post. W. FOULSHAM & CO., 5, Pilgrim Street, London, E.C. . V}. ,r. , I .‘v “.. Read pages 9l4-’45: ‘*5 ‘a''*'’ 47*’ k i-'LAmiN.€7rswé.l!B; +19: A THE‘ ,I§'§au.. quaaraas. e *~ Mars raglflgi in the sign Leo win bring The intensified illflufllée of the planet aiy_ea'i‘ * _expenditure on a,I.‘1I1.-5_.31?»Gl M’. lavish l B3,! .. explosjbns, i "n ‘r ions, dr.o5I8 ‘ oi'61-‘ I, W10.1. will move. 'l'3nC.e.» W‘ Q . thusiasm iif1igi.n..6;>§f‘.,.t_}s . Read pages 44, 45, 46 and 47. » is)‘; the 1" reedom of nations. The gggatacggegflggrgfi ofsntllzliiaiii l39d.1J_1.0ilAliS , .nt’= THE YEAR OF THE FLAMING SWORD. 19 16. its dread (re in‘ the form‘ of a avast sciiiii-tar over 35 e§kl‘el:'s‘i- lllEl‘ll¥ltllyg0(t¢;c)lrtrlsc%’e(‘l)lIL:iIflilfi)’3 ""-53“ the of * " THE FOUR Q UARTERS. iii under The blood of the "1’ altar Self‘-Sll£3.l'lflrCC, ci‘y_ingJ:_ ‘_‘Vkio3y mai'ty_F-*‘,,C°"“'5 ‘I0,911! is not‘ Yem The fires o't iiiiinali Ili1»‘iSl0Il‘\Vlll' The intensified influence of the planet Mars raging in the sign tWo vill bring a year of how But the yet I n 0 Lord long? ’ 1 ortli action in a thousand dii'e‘ctions, in a thousand into i J " , ti ,is Iniu-ht, ex plosions, lavish ex penditure on arms andbout?!’ munitions of war, liercer than CV01‘. b‘l>FiY1t=’l"¥5 The 0 1‘ the builders has not yet arrived. Deadly tjevers will erc j lt c 2MWKw enthusiasm will move over France, who will light forforms the of destruction. hour There will he burnings upon a vast scale.. their hundreds _ Hberty of its people as wed A for the freedom of nations The Kcd claimEion is rampant; the of thousands. Winter Qua;-tog.’ ~ 22nd Deceniber, 1915, and extends. to Mfdl'Ql,l,, 1916, num. /', iffie .1 is nl ivs its dread message in the lorin of a vat* seiniftaF over the skies. The and we stress of the times will ‘be < ‘ keenly felt; , :Vllltl.Cl:]F)[i)l:‘ll}-filoolllland . I SfHoS^thSmS^oSbi up from under the altar of self-sacrlftce, crying : ;; How to be for ‘ conditions appear responsible much suffer- inW"{,,‘”‘§.§"’f§8 61‘gIl‘§:ltd’SperIt‘:l1(§())(i‘S|2‘l’ll(bl- siege e ‘ . . -~. ton* O . Lord, how long? " But the end is not yet. The (ires of human pass,,,,, will yet ; zife-t-ed h war cofiiditions and a ihase mg among the-‘pgpple 0iv't'hat- gut the o’II' i? , r.,' (iereer than ever springing forth iiito action in a thousandof directions, in a thousand intense eX¢">e.m‘*"“ ~L~C')un\>t:-‘i'y'tliler cl)unLtry. worst effects the “'”, ,-e ion of the Black Sea, where Saturn and the’ formsWestruetion The hou? of the builders has not yet arrivedplanets Deadly levers will will be "'““~“‘*“ “‘-?‘“"*"»"“.”°tiO Moon to "S" gem;-1l)]e pamsword. In India, about 85 East longi- dam. their hundreds of thousands. There will be burnings upon area vast scale. c°m0mCd' re'nde'Y In “'9” Wm thafl; Iimzlliii afillld intense eiicitemcnt. the N.W. Province there T Wder be bemgere"- . disturbed. In our Wm be .5.“ ]g(](]3e]1iclllit'lIlk are own country the will insurrection’ ' Mgmllm (‘W 1'‘ ‘IV 1- ‘ion 'l'he Clianeellor of the E.\‘cli€Qlibi'will liavc in the 1m’h.Ja"'mrywm bmlgfa nnmilitlllelctlgftilc-‘iltb~‘,will have to H8 subscribed. Naval Estimates oMntensf ex citement "will" pass ovei r the Gallic country. ButW the w orst effects 6] tli.- '8‘ =Tlie~1(5tli Fel)i'uaI'y -slmws plots =1!-’=ll11St "the 11IllrICl)ll)(el§t?(1i€li(‘:erldll§lil‘e world, a new area of war ,, 1 i i "/? ^Werom developments In the political di-a.ter is the occasion wide i fcSr^L U " ^ " ;,y ' s " f An «" st :l Augu.-t. and duriii" t , v r : '"' "'""mmg. Strikes occur in the end of - as will I $ 2? s 1 S '-I'V"" ,, T, H Mntetlon of vessels on the high Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public great loss of life Ti e Persian , it t, ' "/' fch ? East ( ' 0:ist ol Africa disasters -cause ferm* t of insurrection S^t^ L^ J^ 2 ? f ca * R>< >* "ur interests. A is affected with strong m! |it v 2 V » ' ? e l«W* ,«* Ml and Afghanistan. Northern India Mobamm, an centre iTWff&SW In fflS if ^ mr " st ls ''M-menced in the aohenz oiiern autocrat. comm< l(f . j n ,j llly thl , VoVi . eTS wi mig , ltily with tni , ( < \>) tt hiut if mi nunc Please Name Foulsharrvs t)ld Moore with all Orders to Advertisers IIOWTO an nun or voun F Rlll" aliiin Please Name Foulsham's Old Moore withGREY all Orders to Advertisers. IIAIR ; WITHOUT PAIN OR DRUGS. HOW TO GET RBD OF YOUR jTOl ff|iMAT |S sS A - “'0 know our Marvellous "GALVANIC" Rim: Simlilen Sure. Harmless Treatment which will cure as it Grey Hair cutiS. 3 you, has done many thousands of be used at ‘ (‘an Home with Complete To prove and - tccommendg. l&fiilft UwiTHniiT paim or noun ().lln*l’.~’._ this (o.~ccur buccess. Age no obstacle. mom \\c have decided to Lure a largo quantity ‘' A Simple, Sure, Harmless Treatment which a.w:l)’ ABSOLUTELY FREE. < aa be used at Home with Complete ELECTRICITY IS LIFE. GREAT DISTRIBUTIIIN OF sullcr when can Success. 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Before theof age ‘.25 I devnlope(lg1'e.s'liairs.\\l1ich‘oec£LmequiIe of 25 I developed grey hairs, which becamecrnl)nrras; increased with alarming rapidity, and at 281-criouslv thinking of buying one of the many (lrcy Hair Restorers that are e.\'tunsivclv adver- I looked like a woman of 45. One day I wastised, when Icasually mentionml llu-' sulvject to teriously thinking of buying one of the many an :‘.cr1mLintance—-a. (irey Hair Restorers that are ex tensively adver- scientific inan, and as PLAIN OR ENGRAVED. I a.t'terwards learnt. tised, when I casually mentioned lhe subject to WRITE NOW for Sim Card. Sheet of student, of a great 4: Genuine Tcstiinoiiials, n. famous Scientist’: an acquaintance a the Chemistry of the I lleport, and pm'ticuln.rs of our FREFI OFFER. scientific man, and as Hair. He strongly *. of clump and worthless (often mlvisctl me. to have " I afterwards learnt Bl'2\V:\RF. whatever to (lauucronsl linitn.tinns. and see that every notliiuz - l-ears our Trtulc G lt.C. a great student of ring lllark, do with these concoc- Delay is (,ll\llL!C!‘Ol1<- Send at once. the Chemistry of the tions. He pointed out that such Galvanic Co. 18). London. Hair. He strongly prepara- Ring (Dept. Kew, tions eventually advised me to have rulned the hair. nothing whatever to mni in the inezmtiine even do with these concoc- rarely (loceirrd, “I CANNOT SLEEP!" the casual observ¢=r. tions. He pointed out, He mizpzcsten that I The man or woman from whom ll \\'run;: this hut:-r cry is in grove that such prepara- try n. formula. that he after (lztmzcr. If uho sleeplessness be tions eventually hail perfectml onlv Dn1‘tl:ll it may, and. if nog- a. c »n lutely harmless, but would develop a strongcame to hear of this wonderful 1\reP3:I‘"‘t1011- !\'ntur<' wuuts SLICEI’, and want! .. become convinced that I have found it naiturnl 5’. Now- and' beaut, ful growth of hair. My friend produced Having and a. remedy of extraordinary merit. which " wrote out his prescription, which I had madeis up, lmrmless, have l'€s0l\'r(l D0 01181‘ 15 f0_1' I-I FT OF SLEEP quite _I ex- = $ and after following the instructions for a few as 1 am from in)" _persmml sale. certain own is title of :1 li ltlc hook dealing will an 1ne.xtimal-lc boon the davs, I was surprised and delighted to hnd my lhat.1t. prove perience Hail‘ L0 be exhaustively mth 9. sane and i to any man or woman who tinuls Grc,\' hair becoming richer and darker in tone, llie trcutnicnt——without drum serious linmlicnp it was to me‘ In is a. proved the some I or m(*«liclne—-\vhicli in 0. nutuml, re-colouring process continued until after some ~""“l 5 (iunramtyeml Genuine 1_’l‘~‘l‘_M=ltl0“- °_fi‘3‘: 3; .-:im;~l_\' l.\'p'n.ined IIIIIIIIIII brings it will not Re-colour (.19) - if few weeks mv hair actually once again possessreward ed of £100 lflcsscl sleep. This little book ' le. '.l.N.t 'lSl contains an offer of Slt-up to the the natural shade of my girlish days, hiiice tlien one“s‘a‘.i2 n«».«1f’:‘«‘»s1»ecia1 ’ITR1AL_ "i‘i..»f5’e‘f,§i§‘3‘3 “'99 75/ Sloc1n!vss.zi.iid.'I.|Il'()llllS€'of II;-althy I have been inundated with inquiries from tlistribulé‘. BO'l."I‘LES which I shall PT I llcnose It Is Flt E, rmito two, this alinauack,while ,/ friends and also persons unknown io me, whocharge, to {he readers ct’ ._I and u, post card will hrinu it to- the lasts. ‘ I II (lay. Sand for thisvaluable hook, came to hear of this wonderful preparation. supply Simply write your name ant}, “Tho Gift of Elcvp "-—FRlE. Having become convinced that I have tound n,(]dre,°s pI£I,lnl_\', and enclosc_.. ll'r:ll': a remedy of ex traordinary merit, and v menstamps for postage. 9'0 .M\ to any man or woman who finrts Grej nan to oe the same serious handicap it was to me jr. is a Guaranteed Genuine Preparation and I offer a reward of £ 100 if it will not Ke-colour Grey llnir to Original, Natural Shade. . I have put on one side 10.1) 00 special 1. RIAL Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public BOTTLES, which I shall distribute, lree ot charge, to the readers cf this almanack, while the supply lasts. Simply write your name and address plainly, and enclose 2 stamps fur postage, etc .and 1 i will send vou the SPECIAL 1 RIAL BOTTLE in a plain sealed cover. Address- Mrs. MARY K CHAPMAN, Suite 49 i, S, Mortimer Street, R-gent Street. London, W. FREE WITHOUT PAIN OR DRUGS. We know our Marvellous "GALVANIC" Rind will cure yog, as it lias done many thou ami, of others. To prove this and to >ccur recommenda- tions we have decided to give a largo quantity away ABSOLUTELY FREE. ELECTRICITY IS LIFE. Why suffer when yen can be CURED hy our GALVANIC 1UNU? Worn by Royalty; now brought within tlio reach of nil. A Permanent Cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Sleeplessness, Loss of Will Power, &o. Thousands of grateful letters from cured customers can be seen at our offices. FREE OFFEK. PLAIN OR ENGRAVED. WRITE NOW for Siz e Card, Sheet of Genuine Testimonials, a famous Scientist'^ Report, and particulars of our FREE OFFER. BEWARE of cheap and worthless (often dangerous) imitations, and see that every ring bears our Trade Mark, G R-C. Delay is dangerous. Send at once. Galvanic King Co. (Dept. 18 ) , Kew, London. I CANNOT SLEEP! M The man or woman from whom I) wrung this bitter cry is in grave danger. If i ho sleeplessness be onlv partial it may, and. if neg- lected, will, develop into acate Insomnia. It is during sleep that Naturo replenishes and rejuven- ates the nervo forces. If Nature is deni d that restful condition the whole system is laid open to serious troubles. SHATTERED NERVES are an parly symptom a solemn warning that something must be done. Neglect that warning and illness perhaps mental affection is not far off Drugs won t cure; they may relieve, but not per- ma cntly. Mediiino is useless. Nature wants SLEKP, and want* it produced natural y. Now THE GIFT OF SLEEP 1 ' is tlio title of a li ttle hook dealing ex haustively with a sane and proved treatment without drugs or medicine which in a natural, simply tx p'ained matin* r brings blcsscl sleep. This little book contains an offer of Sleep to the Sleepless, and a promise of Healthy Repose It is FR K. quite froe. and a post card will bring it to- day. Sond for this valuable book, "ThoGift of Bleep" FRBE. H'rite: B. COPSON GARRATT 92, Magnetaire Booms, 11 & 12, Finsbury Square, London, E.C. ‘ I ‘ V . g ?“&. ' ;_{".- !'2“‘-'VV"‘ K: ' ~ I ~ -~‘ . , , f. _- ‘ ‘ ., ‘V s: >. I V 45 47- ’ ‘:3 - Read ages 44. 45. and y '7. , «~.__ r-‘_ ‘ ‘ ‘ (I'cufinue‘d ; , , \ux \V()1{l)-1916. /ram page 22,) ; ,3? L’ to the Mcvndaiiit of the West .of;.llu£q11e._ _{; THLl‘licY§9.t}:¢iz?nBQ33-Swbglfings the the M901,’ to ¢,i,eme;-mianwand Uranus to the lower angle,‘ Jupiter ‘being on w\_ tn.‘ 3, . angle in opposition to Mars. The ,.g1:entest .OilU)l‘t‘21k of the war ‘fever that we li‘avel“ye.‘ -- to and about the of 5 ma, Wm Mike ‘plug; ,du1'ing thcvqumzmg, _.end ‘Sept_cvn;hi_er t,l:ie_‘.cI'.yq ff ‘To -‘ '4'" -will be licnrd tlimiiglioizt the land. (this war wave will be mlzegm 6!,‘-V Read pages 4 4, 4-5. 46 and 47. Arms! _ till the middle of December, and will then begin to abate. Peace oyertnres _.v.i3lll be much; ‘ '1, Tfife YEAR OF THE ! ' LAMING SWORD 1916. (Continued from page 2± ) favoured by 1-‘mnce during the first f(il‘tlll,‘.zllt of October, but Russia will xvithstand such -‘_‘_ The Autumn Q uarter brins* Mar- to the \seendanl oj tlu- West of Basque, laws and and our reduced. » ‘. a treaty. Great naval engafzenients will take place, foreign trade_w1ll.be ‘-‘ lie Moon to tin: meridian, and limm- to the louer angle, Jupiter being on the western destruction are loose on the e'I‘here’ . as yet it has never been. Spoliatioii and let lnglrseae. , - mule in opposition to Mars. The greatest outbreak of the war fever that we have yetll ‘be great sliipwrccks. The G0\'(’.l'nlllCll’b is ,rzreatl_v llnsillled by the -Labonitrepreseuta-; {, will suffer a severe it. -pen will take plan; during the Q uarter, and about‘mes, the end of Septcoifcer the cry "To and strikes will be nuinerous. A!.’l‘lCUltlll‘P di;-.loeation\__of Re¢,-jn.1n;,t,ion.,,- will i,i_- \ir;lAiIt and In the Midlands there will b‘ \rnis' To Ann* :'' " will be heard throughout the land. This war mu,re3tg_wave will be increscent ll'('({U(‘2ll. scriouii contests between inaster and inan. 'I‘Iiu (;'0V€l‘l'ml0llt will be embarrassed. ‘War till the middle of December, and will then begin to abate. Peace overtures will be much in the N()l'l3ll Sen and the Mediterranean there will‘ will high on the Coiitiiient. I rage _ _ _ favoured by France during the first fortnight of October, but Russia wtH withstand such 4! be naval engagements of El I‘ler('e kind. The people of this coiint-.uy will be afllicted by 3.. a treaty. Great naval engagepients will take place, and our foreign trade will be reduced iunrhid fever which will cause many dcatlis. India will be stirred by strong martial a.s yet it has never been. Spoliation and destruction are let loosepassions. on the high seas. There In Siam and the Malay Arcliipolaizo there will be widespread disasters due to great .vfli be great shipwrecks. The Government is greatly assailed tidalby the Labour rejireseiita- waves and su_‘bm:'n'ine upheavals. In Cliinntlie Government will be faced with serious and will follow. diseases will be in 't#vcs, and strikes will be numerous. Agriculture will suffer a severediscontent, dislocation, of its insurrections Zymot-ic prevalent Novem‘b,er in many parts. our foreign relations will be complicated by nefarious plots and interests. Recrimination.- will be violent and frequent. In t! ie Midlands there will be scliemos and by the insistent actions of spies. Diplonlatic relations are now greatly strained, and ,a, s(-riou.s e.>ntests between ma -ter and man. The Government uill be embarrassed. War of the main objective of the Great War may tend to produce serious coml ~«‘ weakening ’ will rage high on the Continent. In the North Sea and tin- Mediterranean there will the Allies. among ., plications _ .‘ be naval engagements of a fierce kind. The people of this country will be afflicted by a 4 morbid fever which will cause many deaths. India will be stirred by strong martial BISEASES AND RE1VIEDlES. 7%- ~'Oi_7‘ CATTLE, 8143., THEIR A passions. In Siam and the Malay Archipelago there will be widespread disasters due to great — « ¢ltI..V£S.--SoovmNo.—Fnrmm-s may rely I SHEEP.-—I"i.Y.—l?ly powder: Two pounds tidal waves and submarine upheavals. In China the Government will be faced with serious 1 on the f:rill()\\'-lllfi mixture. Always keep it ' of blncli sulphur. hall :1 pound of liellebore, discontent, and insurrections uill follow. Z ymotic diseases will be prevalent in November It “T — hhlldy; WU‘! d0 Sllcliillg :I~niinals:— one ounce of black oil of liartsliorn; mix . in many parts. Our foreign relations will be complicated by nefarious plots and schemes bhfllli klrellilred -- -- 4oiim-cs. them together. and~sprinkle=t.lre sheep {rom ' and by the insistent actions of spies. Diplomatic relations are now greatly strained, and a ...... head to tail with a box. I dredging __ . - weakening of the main objective of the Great War may tend to produce_‘I<3:IlgZ‘.lll1m serious com- .. .. iol_iii:r-2...... ner pim. , Give two or three tables T FOOT R°T"'0"e d"“°1".’-' M ‘ ‘ T" plications among the Allies. ioonluls. l1‘L‘(l‘dlIl£ v°”“g"i3"'(-’“?°-' 1”“ °f °°l’P"")v ‘me Mibme X size of the aiiimal, tulo or tlll'(‘c&tillIi‘i«''l drflehm V“-*3“! x DISEASES OF CATTLE, &c to °‘f .« Sec inc ofvhoolis on Cattle. etc. ‘?"° d?'“°*‘"‘ ‘‘’z“*’‘’ CALVES.- -Scoijiu.no.-- Farmers may rely i ; {,'7}c",."'}“t'“’. ‘,’f,°."t’,‘,"°"' oosu, on llllrslllfl. : on the following mix ture. Always keep it I I thenCnriuuui.-—(}ood l.Iu._~.l_- \\.'n,:(f:., (tsfiop ’(i'm‘(,h‘::;Sz‘.:f€)’m.E‘.‘;g $:’].':j°’e'i‘€g r ml, and a dose of uitii . . Epsom Salts, , ‘ hnndy; it will do for sucking animals: j in it. M bmter Qf “'3-t"?“°"}' Pa” “W3? half an oniice _o ginger , “Own”: 1"’. the Prepared Chalk 4 ounces. p“:s'_I_~0r me mlmyomyus msmgm of Loin, apply lotion with 4; {lie ‘and ‘ "Mb" to "he 1""'t’ am‘ét'°d' ‘ Laudanum ] olmee. the be — following recipe may 0TT1D]0_\'(‘(lZ . . pins?Hal :1 ' 2 Water 1 pint. half pounilbi sulphur, a pound of ; HORSEs.—Couci.is inn comg are 3,95/5 mfldder. of a oi Qllauer l Give two or three tablespoon I His. according pound siiltpewe. treated by cold i l mumI m-qcheq« .. with half a l _ _ .,, . ‘ . ‘ ,' V ’ ’ I‘ ‘ ‘ to siz e of the animal, two or three times i E and one oi saltbetre glr’V;)e3‘ll?l'IlILCn":')T§' . i[';()lleI'l1d‘l()ln:lU5(‘C(]a. 1. oiince qantt;ii":ilr(>li’_\“.)onAfll;i~« .1. see oui of iJ|V Sec list oi hooks .in Gttttl«, etc hrs. books and momma in the food J, l.mrs.e:'i on IloosE, qr Catakkh. Good nursing, bleed- ing, and then a dose of Epsom Salts, with Pigs 1/3 _ gfififlgwfifitgiig§‘f§3;.g;C__]gg:r:_qo:'_:;V:.'>;\r:_;a~’ ' - - ~' - .. . > A half an ounce of ginger U> it. Horse Diseases a 7; 2 d 5 ’_ _ I/3 Q; ' “‘ —- 3% ... r. . . PSCS. For the numerous ifteeai eg ai 5 V,“ L‘ : _ ‘v :33 :5, :3 ,3 ,3 ,3 T: :5 :3 5: W} . Ha:rse&tattle Doctor 8/9 pigs, the following recipe may he emphned : $25“; as 2.3 5,3 5; g (2 5 Q E :3: Half a pound of sulphur, half a pound of 5; ;' .3 E ‘ M12-2:2»-'5 llorselllanagcl-To...... 531 1 ] madder, quarter of a pound of saltpetre, ~;::~;g~:—«:—_-3—:_«:._:.f:«~:..i:_.': I‘Maylic\v'sHo-‘seiloctcrI216- ._ two ounces of black antimonv. Mix these 5: 8- - z... ;.. . _I E __ _ 71 ;. together, and give a tablcspoonful night §¢5 I §_::_- _D__>’E:_§_,“e’ ($1 g AllFarmerssyl-Iouldi .. and morning in the food. gm 4 5 ‘f, '.e ',=_';'‘':''—';' ’a‘ ’;~, N3 =2 =3 :1 buy RAP!-IAEl.7.'S AI,- , AND THEIR REMEDIES. ifl~=:=«>1-v:>1—?»§<:z~:>Zc:z‘:‘,':_2::“;%K-3“-spbst SHEEP. Fry. Fly powder : Two pounds of black sulphur, half a pound of hellebore, i _' - one ounce of black oil of hartshorn; mix fit: x‘r'l“.:'/.‘Y_'1lfT593$E;~lI‘:"EETV-5 them together, and sprinkle the sheep from §7Zl§,§,§ E" _ §‘§ head to tail with a dredging box . Gui L2‘J:-k"';7'E”'3'1E¢1"E.‘::z::‘i‘::>:::;?[;:;=,;;"5 - Foot Rot. One drachm of verdigris (ace- Z_,»2,:,5x.v.-.-=~_s§3=a'*s\.a 4 ": .4 S m /i -F“ ?‘ ,_:_ .w ‘Y. J) O tate of copper) , one drachm of blue vitriol -I .- H- _ _- ,_ ' (sulphate of copper) , one drachm of white ~39 ~39 °<5 3- 3.3?‘ =<-’—‘f-’-"-=‘.2“»“:r.~:a<::~::as~:a~:2°a vitriol (sulphate of z inc) , two ounces of 8 >2 5 2:2 4 ._ 2 5 a‘ g‘ ’ water, two drachms of nitric acid, two O3 ;::’11B=-‘:=":~:'»'i:‘: ‘».*'T}-~£*)~-"g»»S’»-<1:.‘.. .1. r: : : drachms of butter of antimony. Rare awny as m ,3 5 ' '< - “E-“5~"*5“'i"'=3'*N ‘” -3 ,:.. e, .2: " _: <. . — *'= J2 O /. the horn, and apply the lotion with a l__ Q __V *7" —~--— ——— ...; feather to the part affected. BIRTHS AND DE}-lTIi-IS‘. HORSES. Coigns on Cw.ns are best 1_iiri. 1 - l.~’Ill.l.\Ll)(l i'c«,:i.'l.creulwill" -'2 i t’ i. -,1 . 3 treated by cold bran ma-hes, with half a V W‘ 5 l‘ll$,%&\ (1:-:l‘I:lll:; ;(e(:)ttll‘:il1.i( ‘J;)""IE"s v - orms"W12"rmain . s. . .l;tlr 2' 3' in each mash. See our list of books on ... ..:,:.,.ilm,..,.,.s, '33? ‘i~::.:l:.::,:'€i::s‘2,'°:-, ,6;-;!;; " Horses. 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Thin out onions. leelss. also peas in favourable seasons. ilmlbarley JULY-—— fields; also rots, parsnips, and early turnips. iii Hll(.‘lt('l‘("(l hcaiis. _lrr'IlZf3l:|0gl llay-making. Peas are ripe end of month. THE FARM AND GARDEN PAGE. work, field and road-carting during roS_. also l~‘old ewes. Hand-hoe root-crops; lu_cerne._€1l't8l‘ JANUARV. Plough stubbles; plough sheep. lambs- Prcparc nianiircs. Pastures require tllllllllllg-. inih-li cows. (lliliiii-:N.—l"or succession, cvcry cutting. after shecpfold. Sow wheat on dry and and Watch for GAanEx.—Sow frame peas, conimon beans, short- fly. turnips, earl) sell* . 8 i) ecks per acre Sow oats in carly Plant out cauli- topped l‘Zl(.lll-:'llCS, lcttuccs. carrots. 0m0_YlS- radislics, etc. broccoli. Southern countlea, i to bushels per acre, llfotectlflfi flowers, savoys, leeks, and winter cabbages. and curled parsley. . . spinach, _ onions. l{i~:r.iis: also peas in lavourable seasons, and barley winter from frost. Plant, prune, and train fruit Lift full-grown Cut all that are in as tails)‘. In sheltered fields; also beans. Irrigation trees and bushes. FEBRUARY.——h0W flower, lavendel‘. Heed W14 vcrvain, foxglove, and iiiczidow-sweet»-_. work-, field and road-carting during frost. whcat, barley. on dry t-'])l‘lll',! and hold- AUGUS1".—After harvest get in stubble Prepare manures. Fold sheep, ewes, lamb-, pi-as, bcaiis, and oats. Czibbages Seeds beds for earl)‘ turnips, trifolium mustard, rye. fol‘. and milch cows. CARDEN.-For succession, rabi iii transplanting; plant a (live calves pure milk. after- permanent pastures may be sown now on early frame pens, common beans, short- potatoes. for wards lll|K('l‘(l soup and hay tea. Seeds: clean stubble. Cabbage (drumhcad), topped radishes, lettuces, carrots, pnions, next sow now. Flocks re- 14 lb. pcr acre of clover, with 1 bushel per planting year, spinach, and curled parsley, protecting acre of Italian quire dipping. Put rams to ewes for lamb- acre of grms; 3 buslicls per cab- from frost. I'lant, prune, and train fruit 5, 7, and 41b. per acre respec- ing in January. GAi:i>EN.—So_\v carly rye-gi'ass; for succeeding year; also trees and bushes. February. -how of carrot, iiiangcl-wurzcl, and tiiriiip; bages and parsley tively broccoli, and cauliflowers to stand spring wheat, barley, on dry seed bed; 3 or 4 bushels per acre of rough sanfoin. spinach, onions, spinach, the winter; earth celery; hoe and thin tur- peas, beans, and oats. Cabbages and Kohl- (liiiiii-:.~.‘.——Sow peas, beans, lcttuccs, cclcry, cauliflowcrs, car- nips; transplant broccoli, savoys, and cauli- rabi in beds for transplanting; plant early siivoys, rots, parsnips, and radishcs. Cut cal‘l.V llowcrs. Propagate kitchen herbs by slips. potatoes. (Jive calves pure milk, alter- pnt:it.oc.~i for seed and put in stove to start Sow seeds of bulbous flowers in pots. wards linseed soup and hay tea. Seeds: for planting out. MARcH.—Finish sowing sEPTEMBER.—Thatch and trim corn 14 lb. per acre of clover, with 1 bushel per spring wheat; barley sowing, oats, peas, aml ricks; plough stubbles. Apply lime to acre of grass; 8 bushels per acre of Italian spring vctehcs. ’l'op—drcssings of soluble stubblcs; also manure on clay lands and to Sow wheat on ryegrass; 5, 7, and 4 1b. per acre respec- nianurc—l cwt. of nitrate of soda with 2 to meadows. Harvest potatoes. to corn in a stale not too A pound of tively of carrot, mangel-wurz el, and turnip; ficwt. of common salt, crops furrow, dry. wcatlicr. roll, and saw land blue vitriol dissolved in a gallon of water is 8 or 4 bushels per acre of rough sanfoin. wct llarrmv, for carrots; sow cabbage seed in plots for :1 good dressing for a comb of wheat. GARDEN. Sow peas, beans, onions, spinach, autiiinii crop; plant potatoes. The ewes. 513 G.iiu>i-:N.——l’lant savoys, broccoli, cauli- savoys, lettuces, celery, cauliflowers, car- they lamb, distribute over pastures. Sows flowers, leeks, celery. Hoe winter spinach rots, parsnips, and radishes. Cut early ‘~ should furrow llrst litters. UAllDl-2N.-——VCgCt- and turnips; earth up celery. Plant cut- potatoes for seed and put in stove to start ables should be put into ground. Sow tings of gooscbcrries, currants, raspberries, for planting out. MARCH. Finish sowing asparagus, cclcry, caulillowers, broccoli, and strawberries. Hlmus: Gather angelica, spring wheat; barley sowing, oats, peas, and spiiiach, onions, carrots, peas, beans. fieldgentian, valerian, featherfew,southern- etc. Plant red spring vetches. Top-dressings of soluble savoys, parsnips, radislies, wood. OOTOBER.—Dig potatoes; pull and sow cucumbers, dress carrots, and Sow manure 1 cwt. of nitrate of soda with 2 to cabbage sea-kale; inangel-wurzel, parsnips. borders and strawberry beds. Graft fruit winter beans and winter vctches. In dry f. cwt. of common salt, to corn crops in trees, roscs, ctc. Plant pinks, polyanthiiscs, weather, sheep do well on rape. GllllDEN.—— wet weather. Harrow, roll, and sow land cariialions. APRIL.—\Vhcat-liocing; finish Plant home radishes, early cabbages. and for carrots; sow cabbage seed in plots for barley and oat-sowing; hand and horsc—lioe other greens neglected last month, in autumn crop; plant potatoes. The ewes, as bi-ans: sow grass and clover seeds. Mangel— sheltered situations; also cauliflowcrs for they lamb, distribute over pastures. Sows wurzcl iuay be drilled or dibblcd, 6 to winter. Take up carrots and parsnips; cut should farrow first litters. GARDEN. Veget- 7 lb. pcr acre, this moiith. Potatoes coming on’ their tops and bury in dry sand. Trans- “set ” ables should bo put into ground. Sow tliroiigh; harrow down and thcn up plant fruit trees and shrubs after the l0tli. thc drills frost. GIlRDEN.—l’laiit medical uses: rose- asparagus, celery, cauliflowers, broccoli, against HERBS to gather for rliubai'b. :ll‘l.:lCll0l\’(‘S, asparagus, sca-lcalc, broom, and wild berries. NOVEM- spinach, onions, carrots, peas, beans, rape, Dutch turnips, and small saladiiig. liarth BER.—Store roots, leaving heaps open at savoys, parsnips, radishes, etc. Plant red up pi-as, tie up lcttuces, and water seed- top for a fortnight before carthing up. cabbage and sea-kale; sow cucumbers, dress ling beds. Sow annuals, biciinials, and Continue wheat sowing. Plough corn stub- borders and strawberry beds. Craft fruit pcrcnuials. Plant evergreens, and propa- blcs; also clover stubbles for spring oats. trees, roses, etc. Plant pinks, polyanthuses, gatc by cutting, jasmine, lavender, sage, GARDF1N.—Dig ground where crops are car- carnations. APRIL. Wheat-hoeing ; finish rosemary, rue, etc. Sow early Dutch tur- ried oll; manure and prune fruit trees. bailey and oat-sowing; hand and horse-hoe nips. MAY.-—Hoe wheat, oats, barlcy, Tulips and hyacinth roots may be planted. and beans'; sow grass and clover seeds. Mangel- l)e_:ilis, pcas, potatoes. carrots. par- HERBS to gatherfor medicinal purposes : rose sow buck-wheat, retches, wurz el may be drilled or dibbled, to snips; hemp. moss, rock fern, and polypody. DECEM- luccrnc, and lupine; also rapc for early BER.—Attend to and 7 lb. per acre, this month. Potatoes coining claying, marling, feed. and swcdc turnip in the north; finish work during frost. Plough leas for through; harrow down and then "set up" cartage niaiigcl sowing. GairnicN.—So\v peas, cucum- spring corn. Cattle be kept warm the drills against frost. GARDEN. I'lant r_nu_st ber, rc-l hcct. for pickling,and kidney beans. and clean. A dry bed is important in early rhubarb, artichokes, asparagus, sea-kale, II'llllslll:llIt—(‘llbl):lgC$,winter greens. cauli- lambing. GARDI~:N.—Completc tree planting. Dutch turnips, and small salading. Earth flowcrs, and celery. lloe and stake peas, and forward all winter pruning. Continue up peas, tie up lettuces, and water seed- propagate plants by cuttings; herbaceous, planting hardy roots, bulbs, and shrubs. ling beds. Sow annuals, biennials, and by (lI\‘ldlll',_! roots. JUNE.—S0w turnips. Be particular to protect tcndcr plants. Sow in rows ]2ins. perennials. I'lant evergreens, and propa- rape apart; single car. trees. Earth up celery. Sow small Pots and ivarsnips; _etc. gate by cutting, jasmine, lavender, sage, transplant cabbagcs. salad in warm borders, covered with mats. Horse and liand-lioe mangels; also l mangel sowing. Garden. Sow peas, cucum- ber, red beet, for pickling, and kidney beans. Transplant cabbages, winter greens, cauli- flowers, and celery. Hoe and stake peas, Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public propagate plants by cuttings; herbaceous, by dividing roots. JUNE. Sow turnips. Sow rape in rows 12 ins. apart; single car- rots and parsnips; transplant cabbages. Horse and ha ml -hoe mangels; also kohl- rabi and swedes as soon as in broad leaf, and single them. Mow clovers for bay- Garden Top beans and peas to assist the filling of pods. Set kidney beans, and transplant cabbages, savoys, broccoli, and sow turnips. Thin out onions, leeks car- rots, parsnips, and early turnips. JULY. Hay-making. Peas are ripe end of month. Hand-hoe root-crops; also lucerne, after every cutting. Pastures require thinning. Watch for fly. Garden. Sow turnips, radishes, etc. Plant out broccoli, cauli- flowers, savoys, leeks, and winter cabbages. Lift full-grown winter onions. Herbs : Cut all that are in flower, as lavender, tansy, vervain, fox glove, and meadow-sweet- AUGUST. After harvest get in stubble turnips, trifolium mustard, rye. Seeds for. permanent pastures may be sown now on a clean stubble. Cabbage (drumhead) , for planting nex t year, sow now. Flocks re- quire dipping. Put rams to ewes for lamb- ing in January. Garden. Sow early cab- bages and parsley for succeeding year ; also spinach, broccoli, and cauliflowers to stand the winter; earth celery; hoe and thin tur- nips; transplant broccoli, savoys, and cauli- flowers. Propagate kitchen herbs by slips. Sow seeds of bulbous flowers in pots. SEPTEMBER. Thatch and trim corn ricks; plough stubbles. Apply lime to stubbles; also manure on clay lands and to meadows. Harvest potatoes. Sow w heat on a stale furrow, not too dry. A pound of blue vitriol dissolved in a gallon of water is a good dressing for a comb of wheat. Garden. Plant savoys, broccoli, cauli- flowers, leeks, celery. Hoe winter spinach and turnips; earth up celery. Plant cut- tings of gooseberries, currants, raspberries, and strawberries. Herrs : Gather angelica, fieldgentian, valerian, featherfew, southern- wood. OCTOBER. Dig potatoes; pull mangel-wurz el, carrots, and parsnips. Sow winter beans and winter vetches. In dry weather, sheep do well on rape. Garden. Plant home radishes, early cabbages, and other greens neglected last month, in sheltered situations; also cauliflowers for winter. Take up carrots and parsnips; cut off their tops and bury in dry sand. Trans- plant fruit trees and shrubs after the 10th. Herrs to gather for medical uses : rose- broom, rape, and wild berries. NOVEM- BER. Store roots, leaving, heaps open at top for a fortnight before earthing up. Continue wheat sowing. Plough corn stub- bles; also clover stubbles for spring oats. Garden. Dig ground where crops are car- ried off; manure and prune fruit trees. Tulips and hyacinth roots may be planted. Herbs to gather for medicinal purposes : rose moss, rock fern, and polypody. DECEM- BER. Attend to claying, marling, and cartage work during frost. Plough leas for spring corn. Cattle must be kept warm and clean. A dry bed is important in early lambing. Garden. Complete tree planting, and forward all winter pruning. Continue planting hardy roots, bulbs, and shrubs. Be particular to protect tender plants, trees, etc. Earth up celery. Sow small salad in warm borders, covered with mats. Herbs to gather: rose moss, rock fern, polypody, evergreens, and mistletoe. All Farmers and Gardeners should buy RAPHAEL'S ALMANACK, price 6d., or post free 7d. '- ~ . - , . '_ 19.3.5‘: Nalnc.fonlsh1i.m’s Ola Moore w3th‘all Orders to Advertisers. ow lllllllllllllls ARE mama smu. Please Name foulsham's Old Moore with All Orders to AdvertU HOW DRUNKARDS ARE BEING SAVED. These 18 Pictures tell their own story. A child can understand them. DRINK HABIT CURED IN 72 HOURS. I guarantee absolutely tliat any drinker will completely lose all dasi.-e for alcoholic Arlnka Il lit or am, willingly takes imy RShfle, sat e home treatment for only three dnvs ml refund inoiu-v. It in i>erfcctl> harmless, and tin be taken privately in your own home. lly my "A" method you can over come the drink habi yourself or any other person with Che positive know Ic.1t n ,i > , will follow or money back. Tbo .ravins ItoKins to disappear "> a few hours and the health improves every minute ! An astonishing and lasting transformation! \ so I supply nv "B" ihml whereby Phi DRUNKARD IS SAVED WITHOUT HIS KNOWLEDGE safeli and i . l ly The person SOON BEGINS TO DETEST SMELL OR TASTE OF LIQ UOR, despises the stuff, a.id rothing can induce him to diink it. Am wife, mother op frlond can [ rfve those preparations secretly in come, tea, milk, whiskv, beer or other drink. T'lt-v ai.' E&stole^ and truly wonderful in their action. Do not confute them with mm tioiih worthier things that nrc being uilvcrii vd. DRUNKARDS SECRETLY SAVED. Mrr. Jonas, Pontypridd, writes : "My brother boa quite left oil tlio < rink, thanks to your treat- ment. He used to come home drunk every night; but now be is perfectly cured. " Mrs. Nicholls, Bristol, wrtes : "My husband had been drinking tor years, always a' it. TheseI 18 Pictures tell theirown story. A child can understand them,‘ eave him your remedies secretly, and in a short time he was cured of the craving. My home is DRINK HABIT DURED IN 72 HOURS. happy now." Mr. G. Byrne Co. Dublin, wiites: ' Wc tried I guarantee absolutely that any drinker will ('oxnplc!.0.l.v lose all deslve for uhvolmliv drinks‘ it In- or takes safe home treatment the secret treatment ps a last resource. My fathershe. willimrly my gentle. [or only tlm-v |lll._\'\'. nrl re-fnnal nmnc-v. 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Am wife. mother or {Mend can ;'1\'v .~'c¢'mtly in coffmc, ten. milk, \\'hi.~ak\'. l‘(-or nr otlwr greatest blessing tlnu uvei rente to our home. Miss S Taylor, Co. Ai.trim, re oris: "It Is DRUNKARDS SEORETLY SAVED. HOMES MADE. HAPPY. three yens since 1 used your secret Treatment. Hit " Mrs. Jones. I‘0nt:.’m'id¢l, writes: My b1'othel'lm.s Miss E. Parker, l\'i|nnn'nm-1:. \\'ziI.««; “ \'.my 3 has qulti lost the cavlnft." mute left 011' the (l‘|lll\’. thanks to your‘treat- nlzu.-c‘ 'l'1'--ulm:-nl Inn quitn 1-urn-4| my .uim-1'. H. i~4 the Mr. J. W. Stirling, Ilelfast. writesment. : " I am truly He used to come home drunk every mghl, hut, greatest. blesalng l.::1L L-\(-1 culm-lnnIlrl1tmm_" thank ul bat 1 have got ridnowhem of the r raving hy pchccuy Miss S. Taylor. C0. .v‘.I.tl‘im, rn nrhxr "H is (mm.L . .. \’-‘l’ llllfillilml your T.catmcnt. I was a very heavy drinlterMl‘$- ' Nichons. Bl‘!-'-t0‘. 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It lllll.l\‘|“~2 nu 4'li!fI':'(’‘4"‘ how '1‘ p-~ -m 91.1» Ir 4 ll :I slrml-;:: an‘ hm‘. mnrl: ‘ he drinks. Correspondencel1e¢l11nl(~'. strictly confidential. 1 can answer as well by pest as If you call. Write, Correspondence strictly confldentiax. 1 x'ln :u1~..'-1 l. »..-H M ..v \: .I-. if y M «-nil. Write um out and «how to oLl1e1\.; in 1100.! of this joylul news. to-day: cut th s out and to-day:show to others in need of thi3 joylul news. l'll_l’. EDWARD J. WOODS, 1 0, EDWARDNorfolk St. (468 C) , London, W.C. -J. 1 Norfolk St. (4686),London,W.G.' NOTICE Wonts' Method for curing d WDDDS, 0, ig the quickest, best, perfectly safe treatment. .\’0TI(71?.—lI’nnzi.s" Jfuflmrl ffir rurillvl vlriu/; 7211"” ‘-3 K." """"' 7"’ /~"'I~-V'fH~‘\ vf lt"'I'~/~‘ vlnl .1/mun ‘I «I; Jlr. ll'umls l‘/':'-' I A/‘"1. - J- III-.r ~‘ v"' _._ ..-. \_ ‘.57 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public ' " / ' Ben! the B.J.A next month. 53-: P0§§‘;'éé ---'‘’‘ THE HINTS HOUSEWIEE. " ' A (FOR « . mall be 1014"“'-d useful‘:- To those housozlrccpersouho do not possess scales, the [allowing l One pint of liquid. one pound. Clen co_mmor_i-sized eggs weigh contoneainspoggigéa aF0(;1Il'a(1;«}¢;£Il!fP0<;§J1ifg“h:'- are to one tablespoon. A medium-sized teaspoon equal one one half-ciip or one lialf-gill. Four tablespoonfuls. wineglass _oij one-V tablespoonfuls, size of an fourth Onequart of flour (well heaped) weighs one pound. Soft butter. the cup. " ' ' b u ttor ll . ked) one one oiiiiee luo teaeupfuls. of soit (we weigh _ Buy the B.J.A. nex t month, 2d., post U^«? ordinary egg, weighs . _ T1\:.':)c one pound. tablespoons . Two tencupfuls of eoflee (well heaped) weigh , of,: \ ‘ HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. pound. oi‘ powdered siigar or llour average one ounce. One tablcspoonlul (well heaped, granulated 'to thox e fouiehCcperi uho do not posses scales, the followingeollee may * SJ &* £ £ l&Z or best lirowii sugar equals one ounce. One pint of liquid, one pound. Ten common-siz ed eggs weigh one pound Four teaspoon tu 8 of (iiiioiis are almost the best kiiown._ No is useful in cases ire equal to one tablespoon. A medium-siz ed teaspoon contains about a drachm. Eight _tl(‘l‘\'ill(_* medicine 'so_ prostriition. am! there is iiothiiig else tli:it will so quickly relieve and tone up a‘ nervous ttfblMDOOnft I > one half-cup or one half-gill. Four tahlespoonfuls, one wineglass or one, and lzaten wornéou system. Onions are useful in all Cases. of .(‘OlIi.!il‘S, colds, influenza. every ffitt&eop &SVl* ol flour (well heaped; weighs one pound. Soft butter the siz e of an on the Old Moore s 10‘3 00I65 day, they soon have a elem-ii_ig and whitening elleet (‘.0YDpi(.‘_M0ll. "d i rv 'gg v.e ghi one. ounce. Two teacupfuls of soft butter (well packed, weigh one ls. and 2s. nd.. health, beauty, and good complexion. Pills, lid. bring pound. Two teacupfuls of coffee (well heaped) weigh one pound Two tablespoon, of shelves To keep your pantry free from hO(‘iii(’S,'S[ll'illi(iC Kea.ting’o Pow_der on the powdered gngnt or Hour average one ounce. One tablespoonfuloverniuht, (well heaped) of granulated and for the prevention of moth in blankets, woollens, and winter clothing. these coffee or best brow n sugar equals one ounce. be dusted with Powder before being put away. «4_ must Kcating"a Onions are almost the best nervine known. No medicine is so useful in eases of nervousGlasses slioiild be washed in a wooden vessel. in which put a suillcicncy/of cold water_to prostration, and there is nothing else that will so quickly relieve and tone up a worn-out eover tlieiii; rinse them in fresli cold water; wipe oil" the wet with one cloth, and finish I item Onions are useful in all cases of coughs, colds, andthem influenz a. Eaten every other with aiiother. lleiid list of books at end of Almanac]: for housewives. day, they soon have a clearing and whitening effect on the complex ion. Old MooreThe s Itlood best lotion for ei':~.ek«-d lips is to mix an ounce of glycerine with two ounces_of rose Pills, Is, ljd. and Us. 9d., bring health, beauty, and good complex ion. water and one dr:ii-hm of liorav. and apply ieveral times a day, or use Old Moore s Oint- To keep your pantry free from beetles, sprinkle Kcating'ement, Powder on the shelves is. L_',d. 'i‘his is a liouseliold iieeessity, and often saves trouble. overnight, and for the prevention of moth in blankets, woollens, and winter clothing, these Pariillin possesses great cleansing properties. It is invaluable for sponging cloth or must he dusted with Kcatingr's Powder before being putwoolh-ii away. fahi-ies. If. after beiiig sponged, the articles are hung up in a thorough draught, Classes should be washed in a wooden vessel, in whichthe put a sufficiency of cold water to(iiS1l[;l'(‘(‘ili)iC odour soon piisses away. cover them; rinse them in fresh cohl water; wipe off the wet with one cloth, and finish contain :1 lar-,:e aiiioiiiit of niitrimeiit in :1 compact, quickly available form. Eggs, them with another. Read list of books at end of Almanack for housewives. l'Ig.';_{s ei-specially the yolks, are ll.\('flli in jaundice. Beaten up raw with sugar, they are used to The best lotion for cracked lips is to mix an ounce of glycerine with two ounces of rose elear and streiiutlien the Hiiee. with sugar and lemon juice the beaten white of eggs is water and one drachm of borax , and apply severalused times a day, or use Old Moore's Oint- to relieve Iioai-si-in-ss, or Old l\loore's Cough Balsam, 13. ]%d. and 2s. 9d. ment, Is. IJd. This is a household necessity, and often saves trouble. Tiirpentiiie is all varnished furniture, and also to clean out musty Paraffin possesses great cleansing properties. It is invaluable for sponging cloth or gooilfor eleaiisiiig giilviiiiised and other ll'Oll siiiks. (i‘l‘i‘.‘l.-(‘.F.‘nOt'.S on wall paper may be removed by putting woollen fabrics. If, after being sponged, the articleseleaii are hung up in a thorough draught, lilottiiig paper over thi-iii and ]ll'(‘.~‘.~lllg it with :1 hot flat-iroii. the disagreeable odour soon passes away. A of paralliii added to soap and water with which floors are washed will Eggs contain a large amount of nutriment in a compact, quickly available form. Eggs, ieaspooiifiil the greatly he-‘p in iniikiiig thein clean. with a considerable saving of soap. especially the yolks, are useful in jaundice. Beaten up raw with sugar, they are used to fruits are exei-lleiit for clear anil strengthen the voice. With sugar and lemon juice the beaten whiteFresli, of eggs is ripe piii-ifyiiig the blood and toning up the system. As are Moore's used to relieve hoarseness, or Old Moore's CoughgpL‘(‘liiC Balsam, Is. IJd. and 2s. Od. i'eiii_i-(lies oraiiges _aperieiit. Always keep Ohl i<‘;imi1_y mus, ]s_ ]§d_ and ..s. lid. li.iiii;.:i'aiits abroad write for tlieiii. kiiowiiig tliezr value. Turpentine is good for cleansing all varnished furniture, and also to clean out musty galvanised and other iron sinks. Grease snots on wall paper may be removedA by putting liaiii for |)()iiil|:.! should he soaked overiii,-_'lit in tepid water, then trimmed carefully of fat liefore on the fire. clean blotting paper over them and pressing it withrusty a hot flat-iron. piittiiiu ('ookei'y Book. 15. 3d., always useful. A I easpoonful of parallin added to the soap and water with which floors are Ifwashed will hniled pnt:it.m~s are done :i little too soon. plaee a towel over the kettle inste,-id of a greatly he'p in making them clean, with a considerable saving of soap. cover. 'I‘oiiiatoes are a pom-i'i‘iil apei-ieiit. for the liver, a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia' fresh, ripe fruits are ex cellent for purifying theand blood and toning up the system. As iiidigzestinii. if travelliiig. Old Moore's Family Pills, 2s. 9d. Specific remedies oranges are aperient. Always keep Old Moore's family Pills,Silver is. jjd. and and plated ware wa.~hed in the following will. when i‘ubhed dry, shine with silvery 2s. Dd. Emigrants abroad write for them, knowingwhiteiiess. their value. Take one oiinee each of ('l'(‘.'llll of tartar, common salt and alum and boil in a - A ham for boiling should be soaked overnight ingallon tepid water, then trimmed carefully of or more of water. rusty fat before putting on the fire. Cookery Book, Is. 3d., always useful. Everyoiie slioulil eat fat iiieat. fat bacon. and of lmttcr_ it - . plenty . 1l'£’\'Cllt.‘5 cons .. . l ump If boiled potatoes arc done a little too soon, placetion. a towel over the kettle instead of a nii(l gives long hie with good health. cover. Tomatoes are a powerful aperient for the liver, a sovereign remedyMessrs. for dyspepsia Miisters. of silver and llye. E supplv‘ .‘lllti plated goods ‘ their ' worlil-i‘-imed‘ work and indigestion. If travelling, Old Moore's Family Pills, 2s. 9d. .' " " 7' -a »' v - - ' - man s \ \\!lt(il.u foi dos. on i. -- \ . ei.icit_y <.is_i iiioiithly teims, is the best, Silver and plated ware washed in the following will, when rubbed dry, shine with silvery Carrots ' for ‘ ‘llfl(‘l'(‘l‘<“ ‘ froin -isthin-i‘ ‘-ire benefiei-il' and ‘ whiteness. Take one ounce each of cream of tartar, common salt and alum and boil in a I a lum ‘. SU". . , p Jr cammtm “ml viiiegnr will eiire liieeoiiglis. Sree health books in list ‘at end. gallon or more of water. is Everyone should eat fat meat, fat bacon, and plenty of butter. It preventsCelery consumn- valiiahle as a food for sull‘eriii(_: from any form of those rheumiitisin, for diseases7 of the nerves, and nervoiis tion, and gives long life with good health. dyspepsia. 'l‘r_v Old Moore's Nerve Pills, ls. 15d, or 25, (id, Messrs. Masters, of Bye, supply silver and plated goods, and‘For their world-famed work- very tarnislied articles use wet po_wdered magnesia. and then dry. Always wash man s \ cruelty " watch, fur 8 0s. on easywith m< nthly terms, is the best. a and \\':ll'lll sponge suapsiids after ll.\1n_r_', and wipe dry Wm, 3 Clean soft towel Carrots for sufferers from asthma are beneficial, and a lump of sugar saturated with vinegar will cure hiccoughs. See health books in list at end. POSTAL INFORMATION. Celery is valuable as a food for those suffering frcm any form of rheumatism for diseases or the nerves, and nervous dyspepsia. Try Old .Moore's Nerve Pills, Is. lid. or 2s. Od. ...i.E.’..l‘i‘..'€‘€E?.‘.; s~.l"‘.‘¥.“.‘l.'?.‘%.'iE.‘iaim... Tl‘.‘l°."...‘.‘.'!.'.’.§.iiiai For very tarnished articles use wet powdered magnesia, and then dry. Always wash - tau. 4 . eeeding oz., 1d.; not e.’- t 1‘ rv . '3' a packet not ex- with a sponge and warm soapsuds after using,°°°<""'~' and wipe dry with a clean soft towel. 6 and ‘For 0z~- lld-: 45. 30!b.f\z’: . POST CARDS. Price jd. eacff, or packet of ex e-eding 11 minimum charge for' samples twelve, Cd.. t , hn ., t ,,. pr INLAND PARCEL POST. I BOOK AND SAMPLE POST. I\ot ex ceeding 1 lb., 3d.; The inland rate of postage Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public not ex ceeding 2 lb., 4d. ; is: For a packet not ex - o lb., ad.; 5 lb., Cd. ; 71b., eeeding 2 cz ., Id. ; and for -it; and Id. for every addi- every additional 2 oz ., or tional 1 lb. up to but not fraction of 2 oz ., id. The I - -_ Plzasé Name» I-'oulshém's Old Moore with all Orders to Advertisers. I HERE IS NO DANGER T0 LIFE IN DURING A BAD LEG Please Name Foulsham's Old Moore with all Orders to Advertisers. THERE IS NO DANGER TO LIFE IN CURING A BAD LEG BY BURGESS’ Llllll IIIIIIMENI. BURGESS' LION OINTMENT. I\':Lturc will -.1.\.\-ort. itself. Nature will always assert itself. It is useless :1l\\'al_\'.< It. is useless healing a wound until it is thoroughly In-nling :1.’ \\'.>uncl until it. is llioronglily cleansed ; it must breakout again worse than (‘le.1l1.~‘0(l ; it inust. lll'(‘lll{ out :lg.,":llI1 worse tlnm before. The great success of below. The great success of BURGESS' LION OINTMENT is that it will not heal until it has thoroughly cleared away all morbid mailt r. BURGESS’ It cures without painful operations, lancing or cutting, in all oases of Ulcers, Abscesses, Whitlows, Boils, Fatty or Cystic Tumours, Piles, Fistula, Es{(Lb1is7m(T 1817. Polypus, Poisoned Wounds and all forms of Skin Disease. Its penetrative power LION OINTMENT makes it the best application for curing all Chest and Bronchial TroubleV. Send penny stamp foris sample (Colonies 2d.)that . it will not heal until it has tlrorouglil_ycleared :L\\’:L_\' all morbid 1n:1.ttcr. Sold by Chemists, 7Jd., etc., or post free for P.O.It from cures without painful operations, lancing or cutting, in all cases E. BURGESS, 59,‘of Gray's Inn Road, London, W.G. Ulcers. Abscesses, \Vliitlows, Boils, Fatty or Cystic 'l‘un1ours, .l’ilo.<, Fistula, ADVICE GRATIS Polypus, Poisoned \Voun(ls and all forms of Skin Disease. Its ])('ll(‘Il‘.lIl\'0 power Old Moore's Fate andmakes Fortune Series. it the best for all mid 1il'OllClll:1l'l‘i-uuliles. Established 1S47. ripplication curing Clrost 1. Dreamer's Dictionary Interpreter Send penny stamp for sample (Colonies 2d.). 2. Tea Cup and Saucer Fate 3. Birthday Fortune Teller by the Sold by Chemists, 7:}d., l/1.}, ct.c., or post; free for 1’.O. fr01n—- Moon's Age 4. Gipsy Spells and CharmsE. BURGESS, 59,Gray's Inn Road, London, W.0. . b. Your Fate in your Hand and —— ADVICE GRATIS —— Face, and Birthmarks 6. Oracle of Fate and Destiny 7. Great Wheel of Fate and Mar- riage?i—6Id Fate Lines Moore’s Fate and Fortune Series. 3d. 1. Dre-a1ner'sDictionary Interpreter 3d. 8. Tim Art of Fortune Telling by 3d. 2. Tea and Saucer Fate lid. “'0 311- 8 . The Art of Fortune Telling by Cup O1'<“"«'f".V ("1l1'fIl-‘*' 9. the Ring 3d. the Ordinary Cards 3d. 3_ Birthday Fortune Teller by the 10. ;[:lio.l:1l)l(~I3Or-.1.ole‘olof 3d. 9. Tho Oracle of the liing 3d. Moon-S Age ;.;d_ 1‘uto 10. Tablet of Fato 3d. 74. Gipsy Spells and C/I1il,l'll1S 3d. 1]'£°_‘”'Sff§,"EL” 11. Lucky Days and Hours for5' all ... 3d. Your Fate in ym” Hand and 15' F1Lli.0 tlie 7s(LlriS1vI3gnOuiiiiLgm}-Q 3d. 12. The Astrologer's Key of Fato ... 8 d. 1):’ Facei ‘ma Birthmarks 3d‘ 14: Motlier Rd: 13. Fate by the Sun, Moon, and Stars 3d. SllIl)L0l1”SP1'0}lIlCClCS Oracle of Fate and Destiny 3d’ 14. Mother Shipton's Prophecies ... 3d. Post 4d. each in Fate Mm" By plain envelope. Any 2,‘- G1'93»t VV11931 Of and two will he sent lor tour lor tor Uy I'ost 4d. each in plain envelope. Any 7d.. l/-, clgm. Fate Lines 3d. l/I0, the whole l4 lor 2/9,post lrce. two will he sent for 7d. , four for I/-, eight for 1-iage 1/10, the whole 14 for 2/9, post free. w. FOULSHAM &~co., 5, Street, London, E.C. W. FOULSHAM & CO., 5, Pilgrim Street, London, E.C. Pilgrim A GREAT SPECIFIC FOR WEAK MEN, “AAH men suffering from Varicocele, Weakening Drains, NervousGREAT Debility, SPECIFIC FOR WEAK MEN. Depression, Brain Fag, Neurasthenia, Bladder Weakness, and all forms of Seminal Weakness or Premature Decline of the Vital AllPowers, etc., should men suffering from Varicocele,Wcakeningr Drains, Nervous D(»l;ilil.,\', test the unique RestorativeDepression, properties of Bmin I"a,r:, X\'eurasthenia.,Bladder Wcalmess, and all l‘m~iri.<. of Weakness or Premature Decline of the Vital should VARICOLIUM ELIXIRSeminal Powers, ctc., test the unique Restorative properties of the trrcat scientific specific (or these ailments Varicolium will cine you quickly ; it will euro ,.¢s‘;.. yon completely ; it will cure you permanently. Yon do not have to wait for months, bat ex - perience improvementYARICOLIUM in a tew days Weakening Drain-, gradually cease; the relax al veins return to their normal ELIXIR healthy state: a restoration of the whole Nervous System takes place; a return of the Vital 1'owers, with full the great scientific specific for these ailments. will cure you quickly ; it n ill z-urn \'ar_icolium J‘ capacity and fitness, is assured- Send 3d. in stamps for Advice Form and ilooklet on "-Creative Vital Force," you completely; it will cure you permanently. Xou do not have to wn.it for lllolltlw, but ex Drains the roliix Arl ' .._. which ex plainsperience fully all alio it Varicolium Elix ir It Is a work of special interest toimprovement men on Seminal Weakness, in a. few days. \\'o:il~:euin:.' gzrzulually ceznr-; v<-ins ri-tn'.‘n In tlu-ir nnr.-n:i.l healthy state: a. restoration of the whole _Nervous Systcin hikes pI.'1('u; are-{urn of this Vital I'm-.4-r., \\lIIl lull Discharses. Varicocele. Loss of Energy, Kidney Dlseaa I, Bladder Weakness. Urinary Trouhles, behhlty, and capacityzmd fitness, is assured. Send 3d.m stamps for Advice Form and Booklet on "Cr.,~.itiu- Vim! Mm-¢,-," Premature Declinewhich of tho Vital Powers. (Head Booklet for cases curedexplains similar to yours.) ADVICK l'HEK. full)’ nllahoit \'a.ricolium Elixir. Itls 11 work of slim-iiil interest to YHF11 on Si.-uniiml \\'«mlui«:~i.4, Loss of Kidney Iliseztsn llluddcr \\'r'llI(lIl,'t~‘~', Urinary .g_._._. American Specialists.Discharges, APMII7V I PflflQ Vnricocele. Energy, '1‘;-oumr,-q, In-Milt)’. owl Premature Decline of the Vital Powers. (Read Booklet for cases cured sim'il:u'to yours.) AD\'lClC I'llEl-2. Crasmsre Avenue, Tong Rd nil WILL 1 f LEiCiUO. Address: J. BUCHANAN & CO., American Speciallsts. -.AA. Address: BUCHANAN & C0., 1. G1-asmere Avenue,Tong Rda. ARMLEY, LEEDS...... _.... 7" if 1 Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public 1 I ‘ ENGLISH, uusu mm’ wwsn mus, 19$. ct to ahmatém from time to tin; by Nor-n.—'l‘hedates of fairs 8W9" below are Subje the fo1lo§vinP.' of alterations are commurnicated to ml, As nuu'c-es _ _ the local n.m,‘lnori't;.en. not 1 "55 therefore the I’-ubhaher.-s wxll In no way 110” Vhemse liq, must, be taken generally,and *5 Atrom 'm&cc111'M.V- - - W_h9"9 ' loss or mconvemencc. ar-15mg BritlaH Journa. of Astrology fB.J.A.) , MonWy, 2d-, post jFrgg_2j< L ble 101' any lhdldrm tihe follow-mg Monday. or Snmduy, the Fmirs are generally . ENGLISH, IRISH AND WELSH FAIRS, 1916. ;’:cv?:-;”('):I’1“SnLIx1'cl:ty A ..uiuewatio -* , da.ry , I* leather , seed ; trf, wool ; stock ; sft, sheep j p£ 190, lwbhef; 0, Seed; 10?. Wool; slit, stock; sh, sheep; pe_d, Anmuav.umons—4ly,ciairav , pedlcry , pi, pleasure p, pi K 8 ; /«, lambs ; Air, hiring ; ft. horse ; c, cattle ; je» , general. hv 1107593 ’°-s°M7fle3 99"’ g°n'°n"' pe ' Ballymoney ft, c 5, Bury ft, p, c 0, Bristol ft,M c 0, Burnley c, ft 7, Blandford pf 10, H: 11, A.~lls|)0ul'-ne c, .h—-18. A-bergavemaylc——22,Alston r, gen—.—-'24. Ashton-under-Lymelc v Bland-ford ft, e, sft 12 -1 8 , Bristol ipf 22, Biggleswade c 24, Bolton pf 23, Basingstoke -c, ft Brecon ——'2.;. Aslnhy-do-la-'l.ourl1 1', sh—25, Ardee 1-, sh, p—3. Bradford h, sh, c-4, h-5, 25, Bridgnorth s, pf, < 20, Barnaid Castle ft, c 20, Bridgwater c, gen 27 or 29, Bicester c llanllyxnolugv h, c-5. Bury )1, p, c-6. .l}r,~is«tq;l h, 4-/-6, Burnley c, h—-7,, Blandforii pl—10, 4, Clonmei (///, .v(/,---o or g, Camborne ft, c, pf Bland1‘orrl 8 , Carlisle ft 12-13, Cohie c 15, Car- h. 0, sh—-1?-13, 1lristol wl—22, Bi;.zgles\v:1de c-24. Bolton pl—f35, Basiggstoige cf, h marthen ft- in, Coekermouth c, nh, p 24, Clithoroe——-25, ft, c, sft 25, Cheadle c 20, Chorley c,Bri(|:.'.lmrLlI p s. pl, 1-—-:26. Barmuwl Cast-lc h, c—‘.Z0, Bridges:/atom (2, gm1—27 or 29, Bicester c 5-8 ; Downfiam ft 3, Darlington ft, c, 06n —-4, 3, Dudley ft, p, pi 19, Dronfield c (‘l(>n[m'l 24, Dar- dy, .-II;—~(‘» or 8, Cnmborne h, r, .pl—-8, Carjisle h——1_-2-13, Come ¢;_.-:5, ea;-. -Cl.it.horoe lington ft, c, < /< '» - 24. IsM'sliain ft, c, .sft xnarthen 10, (Ilastonbury ft, c, sft 30-12, Cranthani c-w h—--19, Coclseranouth c, sh, p—24_, h, c, $31-25, Clseadle éfi, Charley c, ~13 ——1-3. Downlmm h—3. l):u'lingtoI1 h, c, h, D1'onfiel;d,c—?A Bar- 22, < irantham c 25-20. (Jainsborough p 0, l! oine:istle c, * ft 8 , Hertford ft, c, pf 24, g¢.'n—-3, Dudley p, pl—19, liugmn I2, 0. g4'n——2-1. Evoslmm h, 1', sh——10, Glastonbury 11, c, sIi—10-12," .Grantih:r;1Iic—. IlineUey p( 24-25, Ualesowen pf .il, II uddei slield ft, c, p 22. Kendal c 28 , Kilkenny ' 22, (-'r.~mtham z--25-26. Gainsborough c-—6. Horncastdc c, sh——8. H-ertfm-d .17, 6 ,‘pl—-24 ft, c, sft 5, Leeds leu 10, budlow c, ft, sft 11, Lampeter ft, c 13 or 15, Leicester ft, c, i Him-kley pI——94-25. 1:Iulc.~s0\\'0.n pl—<31. lluddersfield .-h, c, p——*2‘_’. -.l{endal c——‘-ZS, viilllielllfi; IT, Lougridge e, sh 22, Lampeter s 20-27, Longhrca 27 or 29, Louth < fi. Mallow c, sft 6, h. c. .~‘l:—§:. Lttcds -l¢%u—.l0, Ludjow re, h, sh-—-ll. Janipeter h, c~—L3 or 15, Leicester 11, c, 3.- ‘ Vlai'elesiield < lu, Malton ft 11, Malton ft 24, Midsomer Norton 27 or 29, Malme.sbury ft, c 1-7, .Luu:,uu(l;:c c, sh—-22. l.uu1_pet.m' h'—-26-27, Lou_;:hrca—27 or 29, Loutlx «-~51 Mallow c s*h——6 2, Newry or 8 , New ark ft, 6 -Ml, Nottingham ft, c 11, Nev\ easUc-umler-Lj me 2il, Notting- Muccleslleld «~10, Manon h——.'l1, Malton 11-24. Midsomer Norton——27 or 29, Mzumesbm-'y h, c,—.’ ham c-2(>, Norwich ft, c, pf 5, Oswestry ft,2. sft 10, Penrhyn cN0\\'I'y—(i 8 -13, I'eterborough pt or R. I\_1ewarl< J1, c——8-9, Nottinglmnl Ia, c——11, Newcastle-lmcler-.L)me—‘3-J), Nottinm 15, l'ontefraet c- 0, Uo.ss c 19, Rams» >yhum ft, < : 25, Romsey ft, < , sft 4. Swordsc—«‘2(\, ft, c, sft, p Nn1‘\\'u-l1 h, 1', pl—-.'';, Oswestry h, sh-10, l’L-nrllyn (-——-8-12?. 1’:-tm-borouah pL3_‘ l’ontvn':u-t Ross 4, Stockport ft, C, p 11, Stamford ft 12, 15,Sudbury pf 18 , Stamford 19, Stanhope 24. Slea- c—-(3, C-219, Raxnsey h, 4,--25, ~l{.oms(>y 12, c. s-h-—-4. Swords «h c irh 'p— 4, St()(‘l([)Ul't h, c. p—1l, Stunnford h—12, St,;u11l'or(l—-19 lurd q, sft 25, Handbaeh ft, c, sft 25, Selby ief 25, Stockport ft, c, j.> :il. Stourbridge Sudbury pl——18, ’Slea- b‘tzmlI0pe,—-"74 -. -fgrd 1', sh---25, Silll(“)‘¢lCId h, c, .s'h——25, Selby wl—25, Stockport 12 c St,0ul.fn.‘1-d 20. 'I'oplmorden C--24, Tring p 25, Thame h, c Li, CtfoNetu' c. ft 24. I'pholland ft, c, sft ’,p—31 ‘Ill. 'l‘nmum'dun <'——‘_’4. Tlmnm 0 'l‘riu;_r p——‘25. h. c—-13, {.'§.t.oset.¢;15 );...§,; {1',I,fi0uand;, egg; 1, Winchester r. ft 3. Welshpool ft -4, 8 , Wisbech pf 12, Wellington pi 15,V\’imlw.=tvl‘ W isbcvh pf ('. 1:73. \\'olsl|p00l _n—+~, wsslm-n 322-1-2, -wem'ngto'n "pz—‘15, VVisl)e(;h 55¢-" 18 -19, Wntton-undcr-Kdge pi H, Wirksworth1949. c, ft/r "27, Witney Mri pf * T, \V< rthing c ' \’VII'l APRIL: & Areringtoii ;//, e, ft s. Ashford sftU-21, Athlone 20, Alton sh, p.' 59, Ardee c, sft, p , APRIL: 3, A<:crm::t.on :1, 4-, h—e<. A.-hford .\'} ._21, .__g __ , 29, Altrineluim ft, c, sft 1, Biugley ft. c, sft 1, Bux ton c 2, liallvmonev ft, c 2, Brid- /29, Altrincluun h, ¢~,1. Please Name Foulsham's Q ! d IV.norc with a! ) Order s to Advertisers. SEN’-I‘ ON" TRIAL. Don't ItVea.] ? a Truss ! If you have tried most everythingelse come to 11¢. \‘\'hcro others mi‘. is where we have After Thirty Years' Ex perience an Appliance has bee » Invented for our greatest. success. Send utmcln;-d coupon to-tiny and we will send Vuu frre our illustrmml Men, Women and Children, that Cures Rupture, 4- ok on Rupture and its Cure, r.~ho-wing the A'pp'linn(‘e, giving ;~..u' prices, and muurs of SENT ON TRIAL. who lmve (,1 led it m.d any peoole are eXl.remel_v gzrntu fnl. In is instnux relivf \\'lmro all If you have tried most everything else camp to n* . Where others fail is where we have) 9- 11£'.l'SAaii. Rcmemlyor, we use no salves, no harness, no lies our greatest success. Semi attached coupon to-day and wx ; will send you free our illustrated We make is to your measure and sew} it to you on at strict. guarantee of sutisl‘u<~t.i(m or 'hook on Kupture and its Cure, t.howin g the Appliance, giving von prices, and name* of oney refunded, and we have put, our price so low t.lm.L mlybody, rich or poor, can buy it. many peoide wbo have ti ied it ai d are ex tremely grot fid. It is kmiwi relief where all I We svml it. on t.riu.l to than what, we is others , nil. Remember, we use no salves, no harness, no lies prove say true. You are the judgo, and once lunving seen We make it to your measure and send it to yen on a strict guarantee of satisfaction or our iilwsti-Med book and rend it, you will he an money refunded, and we have put our price so low that anybody, rich or poor, Baa buy it . emhusinst c as the lhousmuls of put.ient..-4 \\'ho.~ao We send it on trial to prove that what we Mty is 18t.Le1‘_~' are onfilein our oilioe. Fillin thefroo coupon true. You are the judge, ami once having seen below nml post to-(.ln_v, or write for p2u'l,icnlu.r>a. our illustrated book and rend it, you will be as enthusiast c as the thousands of patients whose FREE WFORMATION COUPON. letters are milile in our ollioe. Fill in the free coupon Brooks Bank Buildings, below and post to-day, or write for pari ieulars. Appliance Co, 618, King*swny,London, \V.U. From a photograph of Mr. C. E. Brooks, i|llI<»*I‘ut43tl inventor of the Appliance, who cured Please send me by most in plain \\'1~.mpm' .\'mn' Book Imd full information ulnout in ur :\l\l>i|lH'lt'0 fol‘ W0 himself and whose ex perience has cure of riuxture. -1 since benefited thousands. If ...... Nun‘, ...... , , , ...... ruptured_‘ write to day. .- From a. photographof M1-.C. E. Brooks. FREE INFORMATION COUPON...... inventor of the lpplia,noe,1qho cufgd :\I>DRl-‘.89 ...... Brooks Appliance Co., (UN, Hank lluildin^s, . ‘himself and whose experience has Kingsway, London, W.U. since benefited thousands. It Please send me by prist in plain Mawtini HiWtMfM ruptured write to-day. Doolt and full iiifiiimntii.il iilioui i. ur iMHMM for tlio cure of rupture. Name ADDRESS - ouiSDrowi HLORODYN THE RELIABLE FAMILY MEDiCtNF. Doctors and the public have used it with unvarying success for upwards of 60 years. THE BERT REMEDY KNOWN' FOR COUGHS, COLDS ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Always ask for a "Dr. COLLSS BROWNE. THE RET.IA.BLE F.~\.\I[LY MRDiCl.\'F. A true palliative in NEURALGIA, GOUT, Doctors and the 'pu_l)1i(' l1':m\'c xm:-:1 it with TOOTHACHE, R H E D M ATISM. unvm'yxn;,r success lor npwzn'd.~_4 oi o0 ym1.1‘~'. Cuts short attacks of HYSTERIA, THE 13r.s'r nmxmny K.\IOW.\' I-“OR SPASMS and PALPITATION. Checks and arrests FEVER, CROUP, and AGUE. mi. 2,9,\couaHs,coLns, 4/fl. Acts like a ‘ Charm in ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. O9ARRH0EA A true in and other pallimive Acts Hg“, 3 .\'l<1LTll4_\.I.‘:'l;‘\:(i‘>1"1',I I.\.\l. TOU’l‘l1A(‘}ll-I, RllluL.\I.~\ , >complaints . an . 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Lsnnpcter 12, (-—II, Ludlow c, sh, p——12, L0westoft—12-13, pl—14-IE}, is. Wymondham c, pi 20, Wellington c 20, Wigan ft 21, Yarm c. htr Ll'l('(‘Hf/('l' Lock 0, hir——4. Mullingar h, c, sh—5. Mallow c, sh——6, Macclesfleld h, p1—18. sh JUNE: 2, Ashby-de-la-Z ouch c, gft 9-10, Appleby ft, c,——7. sh 10, Abergavenny 20, Abing-Mnldon r'—--ll, l\1:1tlm-k—11, Monmouth c, hz'r—12. Maidstone h, c, sh—13, Mallow h, c. don ft l, Beccles 3, Basingstoke sft 3, Bedworth ——:;0,c 3, Bridgnorth sft, pi, s f, Bally- M:lltoII <-, .«-h—1, l\‘unmton h, 0, sh--1-5, Northallcrton h——4. Newry——4, Northampton h, c—2, Oldham h, c— money ft, c 4, Birmingham ft. c 5, Bicester r 5, Burgess-~14-l5, Hill 8 , Blackburn ft 8 , Brad- N('\\':ll']\' h. c, hir——18, Newton-lc-Willows h, c—21, Newbury (lxford sh—l3, Over c, sh—1, Poole——1, Pwllheli h—5, Pontefract c— ford .sft, ped 11, Barton C, hir 17, Bradford ft, c, sft 4. 17, Bridgnorth s, pi, sft 20, Buck- pl—(5, ()sw(':-'»tl'_V h, 12. (‘——‘.33, l’vnzuncc—1-4. Ro:uling—‘3. Redrntli h, c—13-14, Ripon h, c—14, Roch- ingham » '/ 22-20. Butts Green 24, Bridgewater ft, c 24, Bromsgrove ft, pi 1-4,l’cnrh_vn Coventry Stone- «lulc 0, sh, p—14. Ross pI—15, Rugzhy c—:i0, Rochester pl-1, Stockport h, c, p—1, ’F. 2, Camborne ft, c, pi 3, Carmarthen ft 3, Clonmel dy, stl; 3, Crawshawbootli c, pi - Swaflham housc c, pl——U, South Sliil-ld.~,'——('», St:m1foI'd——11, Staines c—11, Stroud c. p—13, 6, Coventry ft, c, pi 20. Camborne ft, c, pi 20, Coleford pi 22, Chesham ft, c, sft §h-— 1-, xh, 721---‘ll, St. Nvots h. c—‘.2l, Sontl1gatc—‘23, Stalybridge pl—5, Thrapston c, 1, Darlington c, gen 2, Durham I' 5, Derby c, ped,JL’, pi f, Dalton-in-Furness 15, Dar-'l‘otn(‘.s' pl——2(l, Thamc h, hir—G, Uttoxeter c——‘.’.. Wortlwn c, hz‘r—4, Welshpool h-— lington ft, c, gen 8 , Evesham ft, c, sft 2:5, Farnham4, ft, c, sft 6, Gorey c, sftWilton—5. 8 , Glaston- Wells pI—8. Winsford (-ows—]‘_’, Wirksworth c, hir——14, Wisbecll h, c——- bury ft, c, sft -if,, Gloucester wl 3L, Hinckley pi 3, Helston 11, Henley c 20, Hudders- 18, W_\'mondlmm c, pl—:t0, \\'vllin:ton c——L’ll. Wigan h—21, Yarn: c. , iield pi 22-2.i, Horncastle ft. c 24, Halifax ft, r, p/ 20, Hemel Hempstead 1, Knuts- JUNE: 2. AShby-(l(‘-1;!-Z()lll'll r. .-h~9-10. Appluby h, c. sh—16, Abergavenny—20, Abing- L ford c in, Kilkenny ft, c, sft 18 -20, Kidderminsterdon pi 3, Lampeter ft, c 3, Leeds Ira h—l, llooole-s——:i. .B:1.~ingstokc sh—3, Bvdworth c—~3, Bridgnorth sh, pl, s—«£, Bally. ‘ 8 , Leek c, hir 8 , Ludlow ft, c, sft, p 8 , Lisburnmoney ft 12, Louth c, p 10, Lampeter c 12, 1--4, Birniinglmni h, c—-5, Bicester c—-5, Burgess Hill—8, Blackburn h-8, Brad- l 25, Lydney vol, pi 2, Melton Mowbray c 2, Midhurstford c, sft, p 2-4, Melford c, sft 3, Moy ft .»-h, ))l’(I—1]. Burton 0, ha'r—l7, Bradford h, c, sh—-17, Bridgnorth 3, pl, sh—20, Buck- 5, Malmesbury ft, c 18 , Monmouth 22, Macclesfieldinghzuu ft, c 22, Mossley 2, Newark ft, V wI—22-26, Butts (lrcvn—‘_’4, }lrid;_'cwater h, c—24, Bromsgrove h, pl-1-4, Coventry ...r. l 2, Newmarket s/fc 3, Newport » / 4, Nantwieh—‘_’, c, sft, p 17, Newton ft, c, pi 19, North-Caunliorne h, 0, pl—.‘l, C:ll‘lll:ll't|It‘ll h—3, Clonmel dy, stI:——3, Crawsliawbooth c, pI—-~ Cmnhorne Coleford Chesliam ' ampton 20-21, Newburgh < , y< Newport wl 5, 1-3, Ormskirk cows Coventry n, Prescot c h, 1-, pl—2(). h, 0, pI—20, P l—‘.Z2, h, c, 3"‘? 1. l):n-lington c, Durlmm sh—5, Derby c, ped, pl—-«’.‘, Dalton-in-Furness—15 Dar- 13, Penz ance- 1. Redruth pi 1, Reigate c 1. Rotherham ft 1, Runcorn pi l-o, Rugeley c, ft gm:-—‘.’, » lingzton h, r, gvn-—S. E\'(.‘Sll:llll h, c, .5-h—‘_’3. l<‘arnl1am h. c, sh—6, Gorev c sh—8 Glaston- V, 2, Rawtenstall ft, c 4-5, Ripon s, sft 8 -10, Rothwell stft, fft'ii 18 , Rotherfleld 22, Raw- bury h, c. sh—-15. Ul()ll(?L‘Stt‘l' wI—1, Hinvkley pl—3, llelston—11, Hen'ley’c—20 ,Hlld(f€l‘s. tenstall p, pi 29, Rugby c 1, Slcaford c 2-3, Sheffieldfield ft, c, sft 3, Swords ft, c, sft, p pI—‘_’;’-23, Horncustlc h. «-24, Halifax h, c. 121-26. Hemol Hempstead—L1 Knutsl 5, Stockport ft, c, p 8 , Southampton ft, c, pi 11,ford St. Neots gtfc 11, Stamford 16, Strokes-('—10, Kilke-nn_\' h, v, .wI:—19-20, Kidderminstor pl—3, Lampeter h c—3 Leéds (ca-‘-4 town sft 19, Skipton ped, gen 22, Selby wl 23,3. Spalding ft, c 2-3, TruroLock ft, c, sft, p 0. hi:-~8. Ludlow h. c. sh, ))—S, Lisllurn h——1‘3, Loutli c p—'—1o i.nmpete1' c_ 4, Tiverton gtfc 4, Ulverston ped. hir 1-2, Wolverhampton‘.25, pi 2, Walsall ft L_\'dn(-y 3, Welling- er]. pl—‘.’, Mvlton I\llm\'ln‘n_v ¢--2, Midhurst 0, sh, P—2-4, I\lelfol'd ‘c, sh—-3. 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'moJe ty, the authordeals with Marrimzc in the in .st 5 Cuurrun H.—-Aim at which to nnu-ry.—Re . wont to know about thes;most important inattem. CHAPTER IV--lmhort-nt l'lIs'siul"wicul obtain elsewhere. l-‘m-ts.—HinL« It contains the accumulatedsecrets oi the best bmins for those who wish to I) conic pur¢-uL.~4.- The Men and women already married should take steps to . in theworld on thisquestion. secrets hitherto zmobtain- lather‘: inihiencc.-ltiilm for women, etc (A ' most ascertainable the very best c nrsc to pursue exceptniter marriage. in very expensive medical works. vnlumble --lmptcr this, which all married It. shows how want of knowledge is responsible for people ought to n.-ml). They cannotuntold find thc.se things out for themselves. They matrimoni-.11 injsery. and ho\v ignorance lias led CHAP'1‘I~7lt ‘\'.—Mninly ill):-lit thc llnhx and Naming. must torely upon the ex periencemisnealmhlc of other's, ex perience snlfcring. It helps you to avoid all C}[AP'I'Ell \'l.—-The lnw of tho Hu~hn.mI.A'l‘ho hus- these troubles. In-\ud's duty. etc. always difficult to get on so del icnte a subject as this. CHAPTI-In V'Il.—-The law I Skilinlly the author guides his readers past. the oi the \‘{ilv.—'l‘he wife's i Marriage: Before and Alter" tells you all you t1'L-uclicroussnares and pitfalls, and shows dlll.y.—l\laritnlRiulns, ctr. want to know about thes i most important matters. Cn'AP'I‘I-IR \’III.~>'uhju'ts oi‘ which more mi,-4'1! HOW TO INCREASE MARITAL in-.s'n.id. It contains tlie aeeumnlated secrets of the best brains HAPPINESS AND EHJOYMENT. in the world on this question, secrets hitherto unobtain- 'l'hi.~: wonderful hook onuht to ho. rcnd h_v He explains how the result oi iollowing certain cvory you-n.~ able ex cept in very ex pensive medical works. man and wunznn 0llL!J:£(‘(I to ho rules is seen in better home llll|l'l'Il'lI,us well u.\‘ life, healtliieroiisyzring. and those who are nlvemly nmrricd. ‘ It showsenhanced how want of knowledge is responsible for lmppiueas. Soldoxn have delicate subjects Ilvcn dealt with in so untold matrimonial misery,You and how isnorance has led are shown how to a':ni.i1st guard those lmliits sensible. unconu,-romisim: n way. which destroy love, and thoxe l)ody»hligl1ti..');,= sins of is to nnsiwakable suffering. It helps you to avoid all There no shufilim:or which inan-ied know lxntiul: nlmut the hush, hut ll. people my much stl'a.i-,:litforwn.rd explmuitiou of ninttvrs these troubles. For usuuJly kvplf obvious xezuons the complete contents of this secret, which ziws the niont "book be mlunhlc ll.* private time. will eradicated, sup the fibre nf our pen);-le. t will 1-i‘(~ulz:a l~l'|l.‘l‘.lllIPll, wt it is wrist»-i \\'1llI ull tin- The task of (li':i;;:iIi;; t,h(n~;c ll)zttliwii,(= lxnl>it.~.to1i',.'ht i and Hero is just Uio Uavo outline of what this hook Is r ,\‘_\'1n]i;L hr lIl'(.‘1l_\' of -.1. it-linul \'.um:'.n It ix is one from which would inzmy luu-4-. butes i n pattnta.-toveFor - ralsatove. Mew oat to obvious 111150 5 the iinpunzmt content.» cu rim! to I’I'l'll'l‘Y:A.\'l7 il,\\(‘.I-Lila 'l'() II-I .\V'()lI)l-Tl) dvscriherl }l(’l'(!. You “ i:.n.~'.* - he misled \\ omen who btvak hearts. - \dwcc lmy Thu Sccn-t.s of l“A5iiIl)I\'H .\Nl) VI‘ F}. ' " . Ma.nln:orl ionrself and follow Um nd\‘i:'v v.‘ N12. HI.\§'I'.\' I-'01’. I.()l‘.\1i \'s'f).‘.Il‘Z.\. « hen not to marry. The author.1 o\\'.~4 L. e azwfnl ofikcts of th scorn-t vie s 'S.".,'\'i .‘.l, l.'HYSI()l.()(iY. onChaptkh lll.-Aniat.Tcncss,mind its nso and abuse.- and 1? dsuand. ost inn ormnt of nil. he >Il0\\.~l Ll/)'\'E. ‘ how (evil 'hnl«its nmy be b.ol-:cn. how tho li‘OI‘ 1'} OF "rotig hulnts. Concealment. Alter mariiagu by f7IIU\VIn: .\ III'.S'll;\.\'I). (lirectio:i< given in this book tic unn.-Mn’ an e to l (ZOl,'l{.'l'S ‘.11’ .-\\l) MA.‘ lll.\GPI secrc;‘\'iceLseful infonnation la tlie married, ca.-I rcuatin his .\trCm,'Ln, iilicrty, vitality. 1 _\'o \(IlllIIl ('.l- an. L1 to lug without lh-Ia book of and - CriAPTKK JV.-Imnort nt Physiologicalma.nhool'l. Facts -Hints ,-(- _-H-:.;.l; 0 l(~\~L'i;L'li) l. S<:..ll I.‘\. ‘.‘al I-.1" your (in v now." Send ls. 2.1.! 1‘ this look to Health and to Hm. tl- aunt ‘.iin Lld. Vim lor those who wish to b come parents The Vim. Ltd., mu; ilouw, ‘lo. Hill)‘ .3 160, Vim House. 46, Gray's Inn Road, London, W.C. .mi 110.14], i.()lllil}vl,\\'.~ . fathers influence.- Buhl bl women, etc i\ Dz: 1 . most valuable chapter this, which all married people ought to Nod) . CHAPTKIt V. .Mainly ,,b ,ul the Bel) ) and Noising. CHAPTCI1 VL-The law of the Hii-bniid. The bus baud's duty, etc. Chaptkh VII.-The law of the. Wife.- The wife's Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public duly. Marital Rights, eta CnAPTKit VIII. Subjects of which moro might bo said. Tbis wonderful book ought to be read bv evory youmi man and woman engaged to be married, us well us those who are already married. Soldoin have delicate subjects been dealt with ill so sensible, uncompromising a way. 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Hut o nscious of the high mission to which he ha; devoted his life the ause of I ejfson >1 Purity tbeautlior has accomplished his task inthisb iol: fearlessly and well The facts are well known t o m ed ka] authorities. The doctor knows hut does n t tell. De-pite the objections of the m c -modest, the author, with on- held move- ment, as lilted the curtain on Natu e s Hidden Secret* . hor obvious rtaao s the imiantant contents ca» BOt be described here. You must buy " The Secrets of Manh. od " j oorseH ami follow the advice g ren. The authors ows ti e awful effects of th secret vie s on mind and b < ly, and. ost Imi 01 taut ol all. he -hows how evU habits may he Woken, bow by f .llowing the directions given in this book ti e unhappy ma e to secre: vice ca-i regain his strengtn, liberty, vitality, and manhood. tend Is. 2,1. f i this I ook to Health and Vim, Ltd., , V lm House, 46, Gray's Inn Hoad, London, W.C. THE SECRET OF WOMANHOOD. 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"How to Preserve (be Eyesight/'8|NGLETUN’3 which will EYE UINTMENT "'l‘lu‘ \\n|Nlt‘|‘|l|l I"-\\rr .v|‘ [‘m'snll.'li lie sent free, an I tells \ oil till about lnlluouc(‘ the iuarvellous remedy far all illiiesscs ml" the .‘i:l‘.'llL'll>ill, l"Jl‘~(‘ill.‘lllUll. Hiucl (‘untrul_ call it: SINGLETON'S EYE OINTMENTeyes, Qvelills, 2l1lll(‘_\'n'l:lbllC'S_.cold in ll»-.‘ eyes, \\h.1l ynu \\ ill, run .xlm-ly l:1‘:Ll‘(|lll|'(‘\li|Yl‘\'Cl’\'0l|o the marvellous remedy for ulcall illnesses of the )1‘: U11!.ll(§0j.'(fS,lllfillllllilillilivlllFl_\‘L-S,i-;llllllID_' 1m mull.-rhowI1unl.l1':u'li\‘uor \lIl5|l('('l“SHfIll,"8:13}; Mr, lilmrr |Cll.-xmrlli l\'nm\'lv.~'_ uullmr ullho eyes, eyelids, and cyei:\shes,eyelaxlzes, cold in the eyes, sun‘ e_Vc.<, nml \\ vulc new tilI1l.s<>1'. I"nl) ealtliv Wounds, OldBAD fni'.s, P. 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Tlwre \\'as more than n shovclful uf u'rl 'l'lu- lumli, uhivh is |win'.,r lli.~lrilml«-cl l»m:ni«':a~l diseased skin eolle.ted which came f.om her lianils diseased skin C01lL'L‘[(_‘Ll \\‘hlr‘1 came Lou; her hm;.]3 In-r ul «'l|.‘n';_u-_ is lull ml" ]»lmln'_'|':ipluic' l‘L‘|r|‘nIill1‘~ and feet. and feet. liunr ~lw\\ilI:.' hum‘ lln-~«' Im.~:-l-n lluws :m- In-in-1 ‘ Mrs 'Wilkins^ii. Hawthorn:. 1 Lodge. Sutmile rg Sin ol , H\'|'l' Mrs Willciiism. Hawtlmru ~ lodge. Sulllltltmx sum, usual all llw l\'UI'l'.i_ nml hm» Il.¢.u~:l|nl>s llpull llmu.~;~;n|> l::.\l- \\ lnrh lilllu Southpovt, writes: "Picas'Soutlwort. Send me (.pother 4 6 tin \\'l'ilf!SZ“PIcu~(- .~.-ml lIu' z1v:n1lu_i‘ HS tin l tlml-lulu-cl |.-um-1.4 Ill:-y of C:Lrl'o'/one. I? ha: )’(‘1ll:|i up ih- amful .i;l.»L_ H” Ill'\':lllLt‘vi lhr-_\ ;u».~~«~~~.wl. 'l‘hr' ll'« c «li~lrilmlinn ml of Carl-oz one. It lias healed UP tic » \\ f n I cracks oil m_\' lymds ‘])iF‘ll(lllu_\’. an! cl.-u1‘cd u\\'u;. :i‘l1i'.l.-we Hf [hp llmllilh I-upirs l.~ |n'ln‘.: u»wlm'Im| Ir) :1liu-_w my h inds * idendidly.Eczenm. an I cleared away all trace* of en‘ ircl .V-" lmllclull ll:.~lllIrl.iuIl,.';Il'l in «min \\|l| Iw >4-nl |u>~l fn~-- (II an\«.u«- ilil-‘|'u,J_a-l, Nu nu-:_-ax In‘ Ecz ema en'irely." Sufi‘;-1'o\‘ to day : it will give you speedy re'ief. Descr'pt ve < ircn- lar with testimonial's free. Addes.: 0ABI5OZ ONE w_1' - 'l':* , ‘. CO., GO, Gueat RUSSKI L St, IS.(Ai>l\>! tD. Yo:.ks. 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Free Trial Post Free privately. Correspondence strictly confidential. THE VENNS COMPANY, I,S! it:on Rd.,Brix fon (W.B.) , London. (jmtinuul fron am_a7e 3!». ‘ D‘ "bur. ezm.;1»'. Dro_n'llel(l,——20, new-iz.-s; ’c—_-23: Dalton-in-lg‘urness Ahir, 73‘, -4,-—’-2_<_‘.,; por- Eu-.~lian1 hir—1'2, lua;-ztbourne c, sh—T2, East\sood—I~.., hgre- c,,°e‘§§,., h): C‘ sh_,1_°];x,.t,.,. ;,-n, 3h—’ ’1 hir»—:£9-31. lily 71. 1'. II5~1‘_’-14. l"aversh:lm l’l—3. G01‘?! 1‘, mont hir—1G. Eve:-rlmm Gloucester hzr—14, Glossop ' h'—-',G' l 1,, h._1;2, (jln5t0nblll'y c, sh—12, (z'{l.iIlSbOl'0ll$.lh_c_, sh—‘.24, Gravesend h, c, sh—" E:G11?-Eiglfteflilllgighaniml2,h’Z,"sI€4€20-21, sh—2, h, 12- 20 Granthzun c, .v;h——'.’9. Gt. .\1:u-low h, c, sh—2. Ha.sli_ng 26 Btalybrldge ft, c, gen 30, Stratford-on-AvonNOVEMBER: ftir 1, Tiverton sift, tol 5. Tamworth ftir 3, /\Ull0ll(‘—-J. Alston h, c, .s-h—7, Alnwiclc h.I'r—»l0. Aslibourne sh——10,A‘sliby- 10 Tewkesbury 12, Thame ft, ft/r 12. 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Clonmel 51;, st];- NOVEMBER : 3, Athlone 3, Alston ft, c, sft 7, 7, Alnwick ftir- -10, AshbourneCarlisle sft 10, Ashby- hir—1l, Camborne h, c, pl——ll, Cockermoutli hz'r—l2, Chelmsford-c,—-14, Car- 1 de-Ia-Z oucii ttk VI, Abergavenny 17, Andoverlisle sft 21, Ashton-under-Lyne 23, hir—14.Altrlncham _Curmarthen h—-23. Ci-m\1e_ c, fiaJ:——‘.25_, Cbesterfiel ‘ ft, c 13, Downhain ft, c, sft 14, DurhamB:.»:°£h,.:a.":314i,%:i2:::v:°:,:‘::=§a02";:?°‘:: ftir 1G, Darlington ft/r 20-21, Durham c, sft, ftir ' ’ ‘ 1r—-L‘;':'P%°‘ '3'es- 'h:s,.:’:r2,$;,. . ._acc i.__.’ . . ,_._‘ ,, “,3 23, Darlington ft, c, hir 4, Eastwood 14, Kgremont ft/r 9, Forest Row gen 10, Eani- h’ P4‘ :\e“-nu“ ham ft, c, sh 9, Glastonbury h, c, sft 10,f.el:(\!e\]\'«}ioc.-'t—’—l.'5) Guisborough pi, hir 28 , Gloucester ft, c, sft 1~I"<]>'rtiImxlwti:)t,l:>zic'i.I:-Sl')‘:$!3uu:fm§u°s!;»h’—8(::;_l\?UrtlB C 7, Halifax h, c, p 9, Hertford ft, e, sh, pi-14. 11, Hex ham hir 17, Horsham h, e, sft Nnttiiigliaiii hir—‘2S, NOI‘thzUl‘lpAt(‘)l1‘7'(1.r11’s——’O.s‘\\:e.}~')tl‘y‘ h Osh-L“ ”i‘*13~uuT(,9[}t}1:I£\r\rlm11:lo|;3e1t 5, sh—‘.’S. l‘cnz:mcc—:l'.l. l’0ntel'r:1ct Rothcrliaiii hi;-3 h 27, Horsham ft, c, sh 25, Ilminster 9, Keighley ft, c 9, KnutsfordPortland c 9-10, Kendal ft, c h_, c——‘2, ,-:1‘, 1{anfs'ey S: 5, Ripon c, hzr-7, Rochdale h, c, sh—9, Romsey h, c, sh, p—-16. hir 11, Kilkenny ft, c, sh 13, Kingston c 14, Kendal pi, ft/r 14. Keswick ftir 21, Kendal pi, hir Rugby h-—-’23, Ripon c: -2 , Rugby c—4. Swords h. c, sh, South Sliields—2-4 S\\'ail‘l1arnL — - p—4, 9 h , c , .eh , pl 910,\ 5, Longridge c 9, Ludlow c, sft, p 9, Lydney c 9-10, Leeds ft, ftir 10, Lynn e, gen- _o - -. .- Stamford h, sh——1l, Stocl'ton I"-—1S, H t} S1‘ 11 _ ii, Leek c, hir 14, Lampeter ftir 20, Lincoln ft, c, sft 21, Lancaster ft 23, Liverpool ft, c e h 23, Louth r 3. Mallow c, sft i, Moy ft 4, Morpeth ftir 0, Maryport ftir 11, Maccles- —e. \Vells——-9, Warwicl: n—n. \\'lmm' 1m~_17. \vn~ksw'orth c hi}-—1é 'vvori-if‘ t0" “Ip°h°‘-"" 3 P ’ field ft, c, hir 21, Malton c, sft 23, .Marlborough23. ft, sft 28 , Munsterwmwy ft, p 2, Newry nn——-:5, winsroni 4--141», \\'arringt0n c—-20, Yeovil c flax’ 4, Newport 5, Northampton ftir 3, Navan ft, c, sft, p 0, North Shields 9, Newmarket c DECEMBER: 11, Abingfion l—1', A"! ._9 . n 14, Nottingham hir 28 , Northamptons. rams Oswestry ft, sft nrmnoru.2, Plymouth 2, Poole »—v. m.::,::,s» ah» 5.1-5; *}:!::::’;:.'": '— I;’;°3;,2i?::.,:;.:'*’,5-' S 5, Portland ft, sft 28 , Penz ance 30, Pontefract e 2, Rotherham pi, ftir 3, Ramsey ft, c ,_ '=.‘ 15. Bath 6-10. Bridgnorth stk—17 Ballymoncy 1: L14 3- C-430’ B“dgn0rth_ 5, Ripon c, ftir -7, Rochdale ft, c, sft ‘.2,9, Romsey ft, < -, sft,Clonnwl p 10. Rugby ft 23, Ripon c, ft/r 0. sh——‘.’, (‘liippin-,: Norton‘hir——5 (‘oleford’cC ilk.” (jlfieiter Casliel dy, st]: 23, Rugby c 4. Swords ft, e, sft, p .__7‘ 4, South Shields 2-4. Swaffham ft, c,p,,r1mgm;, sft, p/ 9-10 ;,_ ,3 ,,,-,...9, ].;x,.t,(,,. (. gm_‘n Fqst Gx:h:~t—)4.] I it.iIeroe,—1‘0,Lye 8tk~1~4’ Glas- Stamford ft, sh 11, Stockton ft/r 18t0"hUl‘.V , South Shields 23, Shifnal e, sft 23, Skipton ped, gen h, 6. sh-—l8. Gnllltllillll .\'(/..'—1“ P-17 uéz-é§- c h. -‘(M11)’ hr 9‘ 12. lli-l.~ton-9, Kilkonnv h. c. sh—‘3 els.t0n—"’ Hereford 11-12, Uttox eter 12. Ulverston hir 22, Uttox eter 2, Wadhurst h, c, sft 2, Welshpool ft Lee‘d‘< lca_'7 ]:ejfy[—}:',1 c, p-.d—11, Leicester 11, c, sh __“’ mu,“ 0‘ p_H' L321 PM L- l _- .—n ,’ 3, Wells ! ) . Warwick ft li. Whitby hir 17. Wirksworth c, ft/r 18 , Workington pi hir Mallow _3, Mvltm) Mowhmy Melton1iillg::b;,l$lz;t?_1Q.I tonbury ft, e ifc-18 , Grantham s(/,-19, Gorey c, sft-5, Helston » , Hereford ft, c- C'l'l‘“ll'-Fllll :2 P‘: --—.:-...___ “” 12 Helston-9, Kilkenny ft, < sft 2, Leeds lea-7, Leigh ft, c, ped-ll,INTEF’-.l--JET Leicester ft, c, sft AF’-.CH| COLUl‘»'B|»’4. ‘Ul"-1|"-.-"ERS|T'r" -11, Louth e '. P-14. Leigh pi 14, Ludlow e, sh, p-30, Leek c 1, Mallow c, sft-2, Moy ft -3, Me lt..n Mowbray «fc-8 , Melton Mowbray stk-15, Macclesfield ft, t-15, Malmesbury Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public I I \ ' ‘ \ QsssssssgsssassssssssPlease Name Foulsham's Old Moore with all Orders to Adv‘eIr-titers.‘ Please Name Foulsham's Old Moore with all Orders to Advertisers. COMPLETELY COMPLETELY PARALYSED. Leg so Black and " Dead" that amputation was advised. Cured by Dr. tiassell's Tablets, the all-British Kennedy. The euro of Mrs. S. M. Hopkins, 1, Mcnlc PARALYSED. Cottage, Lottbridgo Road, Hampden l\nk, Leg so Blackand “ Dead” that amputation was advised. Kast.buiirno, is one that proves Dr. ( aB 8 sir ! > cured by Dr. (iasse|l’s Tabiets, the all-British ~ Tablets to be ubovo and beyond any ordin- Hemody. ary medicine. Interviewed recently, she 'l'lu‘t'1|1'ul)f)II‘.~‘.. S. .\I. Hopkins, ]_ Bcnlc said : ('uLtng:0, l.0t.Ll)x'idgo linzul, Hnmpilcn l’nrl-:, " Q uite suddenly ono day my leg gave l‘I11st.lm11l'l10,iSone IIlllL[)1‘()VOHl)1'.(‘ns.s'cll's way under me, unci from that time I was 'l'nl>lot..~\ to he ubove mu! hoynnd uny unlin- paralysed. I bad to lie lifted in and out ::rv l‘.l(‘kIiC1llC. I11tc1'\'ie\\'vil l'Ck'l‘ll|l_\', slm of bed, and ns I was placed to I lay. rilltl : “ Medical and hospital treatment did ao Qiiilv sui1ilo)ul_\' one «lu_\' my leg gave \ll1Il(‘I'Il1(‘, an-l from than. time I wns good, though massage, electricity, and may 1mr:\ly.scil. I luul to he lil't,ml in mm! mu. everything possible were tried. My leg of lied, and us I \\'ll\' plm-ml .~u I lay. whs to all appearances dead, almost black, .\lC«li('ul mid Il().\1llflll t‘l'("‘t/l‘l“lNlI ilill no and with no feeling- nt all in it. People ;_{o<)«l, tlmu}_{l1 llH|.\'.\‘1l*,{t‘, i‘l(‘(‘ll'l(‘ll_\'. nml thought it should bo taken oil', but I c\‘or_\'1l:in«,r p0.\‘.silll0 \vom trivnl. My leg wouldn't agree. \vn.~' in.) all nppe:LrzI.m-vs tlvxul, nlnmst. lilnult. 11:) " A Dream suggested mill with fcelin,«_-; nt, nll in it. l'uoplo than-,:'l1t it slmnlil be l!ll\’('lI but, I Dr. Cassell's Tablets to me. nI‘.', \\~uul bodily weakness in old or younj. Nervous Breakdown Nerve Paralysis DR. Spinal Paralysis CSELL’S Infantile Paralysis rv'eurasthenia 'inline and tested remedy for all forms of nerve or and the surest means of cure in cases of LETS. Nervous Debility 'l".iblL~l~. ;m- it ;-mil iv-.1:-ll all of nu-1'\'(: Sleeplessness D1‘. Casscllls ;«-:mim- rmm-«l_‘.' for forms or ulul {lav .~111'c~‘t 1:14-ans ul (:u1‘(31n<-:xsr-»'ol Anaemia ‘bodily \\'(I;1]{]](3s5i11()l(Il)1')'(lU]|fj. Kidney Disease Nervous Breakdown Nervous Stomach l)isor(ler Indigestion Debility Mal-nutrition Stomach Disorder Nerve Paralysis Sleeplcssness IMal-hutrftlon Spinal Paralysis Anaamia Wasting l)isea:-.cs Wasting Diseases Infantile Paralysis Kidney Disease Palpitation Palpitation Neurastlienia Indigestion Vital Exhaustion Vital Lx haustion Specially valuable for nursing Mothers, and during the Critical Periods of Life. S1)eci:1ll_\'\';ilu;il)lcl"-»1'1iL1;'~ingUcrtlii,-1'.~'. :1n«l :l:u'in;; the ('i'iLic-ul I’:-ziuils of Lil":-. Chemists and stores the world over sell Dr. Cassell's Tablets. Pri'ees : 10>£Cl1emi.~;t~< d., and xtn1‘t:s‘ tlm world ()\‘o,'l' sell D1‘. (';l>sl‘lI'.‘§ TaLl)I(:IS. ]’1‘i'<-vs: l0},d., Is. and Cs. 9d. the 2s. Dd. siz e being the mostls. economical. Send your name andl);il.,and Cs. ‘J 11 @€29%%%®%%%@l§@%%%®%@%%@ Generated for anonymous on 2014-12-17 01:12 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc2.ark:/13960/t3qv64f6d / GMT 01:12 2014-12-17 on anonymous for Generated http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-us / States United the in Domain Public ' British Journal of Aatrmogy (B-J-Av). Moihthly.--2:14.host f.re’e_2¥ T \ LEGAL AND NOTES. ' 00MMEROIAl- _ A master or mistress need not give cliaracter, if given must in but leavebe‘tl2ll'§':. F(’.'ll‘L‘lllll‘,( .«erv:iiits' boxes :1 searcli warrant should be obtained. _If servants viitholit unless or 13 in A month s n(;Ljm' Ill‘ 01‘ slit: can be sued for ilziinmzes, hie person danger._ \\;1;_I1'..' nr \\'.']l'lllll;.'may be given to St’I‘\'1lnt§’llt. any tiir_ie; xvhether vijages are paid (1ll1_1l'tel‘1)'. Dritish Journal of Astroiogyniuiit,lii;.i, (B.J. A.) , Monthly, 2d., post free 2^tj. or \\'m-kly. If a servant uiifuiiy ciis~meys_or is guilty of he or sne may miscondiict, A LEGAL AND &GMMERG/AL MOTES.be (ll.’~lIll>~73<‘ll at l)ll('(‘. A .~ei'\'.'iiiL'.~' \\'1l'_'(‘,‘«' eziiinot be .~,:topiied on account oi illness. servant or .~ii<- \lll.\ not A servant is liable for wilful A master or mistress needis not give character, hutnot if given must he true. In l,(i;|nrl 12.. (lo v.-nrk for \\l.i('ll lie 0ll;.{.'lf.!f.‘(l.' (l.'llll.'l','i 1!».-ie in The ziinomit must not be from wages; a summons searching servant* ' box es a search warrant should he ohtuined. If servants leave without pi'operty. deducted sliuiild be ll:ll{l'lI out. See, MZl£$lC‘l' llllll St‘l"»’7lllf;, ls. 3d., book all law. _v.'itli the _ notice hfl or she can he sued for damages, unless life or person is in danger. A month's Yearly tenancies ri-quire ii li:ili‘-_veai"snotice, to expire at the time of the year it wages or warning may hebegun, given to servants at any time; whether wages are paid quarterly, |.;.mHui-d.. are not, ln,imd to I\'i‘(*[i mit::i'de-. of houses in good condition. Notices’to monthly, or weekly, 'if a quitservant wllluily disobeys or is guilty of misconduct,lilltllllll lie or she may be in writiiiiz. '11-iiiiiits can reinme gzoods up to day before rent is due. _lf rent he dismissed n't once. A isservant's wages cannotnot be" stopped on account of illness.p:u'il A servant \‘.li('I'l due and npplii-il for, ili.xti'(x<.< iiiziy follow. Rent is not due till midnight, so - is not bound to do work (llFl[I‘(‘Si~‘.for which he or sin- was not engaged. A servant is liable for wilful eiiiiiiot be made on day it li:-coiiies due No distress can be levied on Sunday. Good or Clii'i.siiii:i:; A (ll-\‘tl"l‘>'S euiiiiot be l‘:‘\'l€‘(lbetxveen sunset and sunrise. When darnagi done to property.l~‘i'id;iy, The amount must not be deducted from wages; a summons lmy. 2; distress is made and the rent paid before entry. lli) expeiises need be paid. A bailiff must Should taken out. Sec, Master nnd Servant, Is. 3d., book with all the law. not hreiik into :1 lioiise, but may enter by cliiiimey. Law of Landlord and Teiiant, 1s. 3d. Yearly tenancies require a half-year's notice, to exIt pire at the time of thein year it lll(?[.',:|l to set trnpsi on land with .sti'onu-. All wagers and bets are illegal, and money lost or won pftnnot be recovered; but he who cheats can be punished. SCOTCH FAIRS. "Felony" means murder, homicide, forgery, arson, burglary, rioting, or robbery. Tim-(2 Fair-.9 are coittimied each month t/irou.g.7iout the year. "Misdemeanour" is perjury, fraud, libel, or assault. 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