One of Scotland's oldest inhabitants, Elizabeth of Denny of Tait, died in Hartwood Asylum on''December 6, in her -hundred and eighth, year. /She /was/ born: at Biggar in 1801, was admitted to the Poor-Roll of Biggar on AugusfilS, 1851. ; She was then residing at Peebles, and was 'certified by tho medical officer as suffering from heart disease.-;' She removed from; Peebles'to/Cambushethan' in: December, 1866, and after, one or two other changes/was admitted -to Stirling Lunatic Asylum on April 28, 1893, and transferred to Hartwood Asylum.in 1895. Till quite recently she was able to .do a little knitting and; rend without glasses. /Had her: eldest ' son boon living he ■ would have. been eighty--/six.;;. ./. /,-/:,/-/.'*■ : '.-■ ■'-./ '■«.'.•'■','.'■- "' ■-'.
Woods' Great Peppermint .Cxite , for ' Coughs , ami Colds never fails.,'-. is.. fid. _ and 2s. 6d._. CBl
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 413, 23 January 1909, Page 12
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128Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 413, 23 January 1909, Page 12
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