... SPEAK THE TRUTH AND SHAME THE DEVIL. As to the first we should say, By all means do so, speak the truth, but se to shaming the devil, we don't think it can be done. He's such an old arch-villain we don't think he's any sense of shame left. We never ...

... ALWAYS SPEAK THE TRUTH. You should always tell the truth, friend, To lie is low sad mesa ; Never utter falsehood, for It makes the mouth unclean. A lie will always cause you pain, And you will be in doubt, For when you tell the tale again, The lie will ...

... COUN. BEAUMONT SPEAKS OUT. Coon. R. Beaumont said that most of the members in their election addresses sixteen months ago, prootiaed that the question of public baths should have their earnest attention. Conn. Bastide laughed at that. Cann. Betide: I ...

... DR. LEACH SPEAKS OUT. Speaking at Cavendish Chapel. Manchester. or Sunday afternoon last, to a large audience, tin See. Dr. Leach (a native of Eland). called at levities to some remarkable figures recently pub limbed by a Manchester man. • Of all the ...

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... A BIT OF PLAIN SPEAKING. The vestry meeting in connection with St. Matthew's Church, Rastrick, was held in the Church Street School last Friday evening. There was a numerous attendance, the Rev. R. G. Irving (vicar) presiding. ...

... MR. THORNTON SPEAKS OCT. Mr John Thornton, in returning thanks, said that there was one matter to which he would like to refer, viz., the finances of the church. It had become a question whether or not they should have voluntary subscriptions at each ...

... ALD. SUODEN SPEAKS OUT. Ald. Suasion, at the outset, alluded to the sick nurse suggestion. and expressed the hope that in this respect the mantle of Mr. Roberta would fall on the now president. Something would have been done in regard to the matter some ...

... THK CHAIRMAN SPEAKS OUT. The Chairman quite surprised his friend. by the vigour and length of his speech. He said, in illusion to the subject of the lecture, it appeared to his mind to have been of • rather gloomy character for some time, mostly on account ...

... COUN. HARDAKER SPEAKS 017 T. Conn. Hardaker said he did not wish his name to appear in the matter at all. There were in the borough working men a great deal bettor qualified to serve the public in this matter than he was. What he did object to was the ...

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