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... SPEAKS ! SPEAKS ! ! LISTEN AND LEARN. No one has the right to dogmatise in Medicine, which is still an inexact Science.’’—Sir Morell Mackenzie. WHAT THE PEOPLE OP THE NORTH SAY. ...
... SPEAKS ! SPEAKS ! ! LISTEN AND LEARN. No one has the right to dogmatise in Medicine, which is still an inexact Science.’’—Sir Morell Mackenzie. WHAT THE PEOPLE OP THE NORTH SAY. ...
... SEQUAH SPEAKS ! SEQUAH SPEAKS! I, NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO DOGMATISE IN MEDICINE, WHICH IS STILL AN INEXACT SCIENCE.—SIR MORELL MACKENZIE. ...
... SEQUAH SPEAKS I SEQUAH SPEAKS! ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO DOGMATISE IN MEDICINE, WHICH IS STILL AN INEXACT SCIENCE/'-SIR MORELL MACKENZIE. ...
... SPEAK THE TRUTH ...
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... PLAIN SPEAKING. We may be thoroughly conscious of our own failings and shortcomings, but this knowledge does not tend to make us feel grateful to the persons who, with sledge-hammer logic, draws our attention to them ; for personal remarks on one’s character ...
... body, and actually form but one person, physically speaking. Miss Anna Swan, the famous Nova-Scotian giantess, and Captain M. V. Bates, the great Kentucky giant, are also announced to appear. speaking of the twoheaded nightingale the London Daily News ...
... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. At this morning's sneering of Onveirry 'Rev. G. Balaton moved. in artwrient” with notice • That in tho Cpl of this Board no public office in connection with the Union shorkl be filled without public advertisement, 'so that any snob ...
... PEEPING TOM SPEAKS. Sir, —Sitting by the fireside my thoughts took me back the good old days, as the old workers at elections say when they speak of electioneering, when elections wore conducted with more livolinoss, when John Barleycorn was by law ...
... SHAKE SPEAKE WEEK- In commemoration of Shakespeare's birthday the opening dramatic performances took place last night at Stratfordou-Avon. There was a good audience, and the proceedings of the week commenced with an entirely new play written by Mr. Alen ...
... MR. MUNTZ SPEAKS. THE FRIDAY, APRIL 14th, 1893. Mr. P. A. Muntz, M.P. for the Tamworth Division of Warwickshire, is a very severe critic. all know him and his sweeping methods. In his allusions to things with which he is out of agreement he spares neither ...
... SPEAKING A PIECE. To entertain c i her little boy the front speak ...