. Street-lore of Bath: a record of changes in the highways and byways of the city. part of the suburbs daily. Urgent Orders have immediate attention. filiiliiliiliiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiliiliiliillilliliilliliJliilniiiiniiiiJiiiiluiiiii SOLE AGENTS FOR DR. mBURY FOXS gKlN SOAP, Highly recommended for Preserving the Skin, rendering itSoft, White, and Supple, and allaying all Irritation and Blemishes. 6d. per Cake. ESTABLISHED 1820. CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY MANIJFACTORY AND WAREROOMS. S & 9) Ifartbgate Steaet^ IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIMII
. Street-lore of Bath: a record of changes in the highways and byways of the city. part of the suburbs daily. Urgent Orders have immediate attention. filiiliiliiliiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiliiliiliillilliliilliliJliilniiiiniiiiJiiiiluiiiii SOLE AGENTS FOR DR. mBURY FOXS gKlN SOAP, Highly recommended for Preserving the Skin, rendering itSoft, White, and Supple, and allaying all Irritation and Blemishes. 6d. per Cake. ESTABLISHED 1820. CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY MANIJFACTORY AND WAREROOMS. S & 9) Ifartbgate Steaet^ IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII>llllli>lullll>lllll!l>llllllll>>ll<l)l<l<ll<llllllllllllll<l*lMlua>tio] foi? P]7o1>£ DEALERS IN New and SecondHand Furniture. DRY & EXTENSIVE ROOMS FOR STORING GOODS. SPRING VANS for the REMOVAL of FURNITURE. Every Description of Bedding and SpringMattresses made to order. ESTABLISHED FANCY :6i;ead at\d :6i^cuil JlZanuJadurers, 15 ARGYLE STREET, (GREAT PULTENEY STREET). i|i!liiliilJiliiliiliiliiltiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiliiliiliiiiiliiiiiliiliiiiiiiiliili{|iiliiliiliilii<iiliilnliiliiliiliiliiliiliiliiliiii BRYKJ^TS BISCQITS. DR. OLIVER, a physician of great repute in the days of Beau Nash,invented these Biscuits, 1735, for the benefit of his Patients. Athin, crisp, fermented biscuit, not sweet, containing a great amount ofnourishment in a small compass. The Biscuits are particularly nice, but to some it may seem thatthey are made only with flour, butter and water; but that there issome secret connected with the making has been proved by the manyattempts to produce them by the uninitiated, which have only resultedin entire tailures. The Oliver is peculiarly crisp, not sweet, and isgood either as a lunch, tea, or supper biscuit. It is stated to be theonly biscuit that is fermented, and on that account is good for invalidssuffering from acidity and indiges
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