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... SPEAK KINDLY. If the world could look away down deep into the hearts of the men and women it censures, would there be as much reason for blame as appears on the surface ? How are we to judge of the reasons that prompt certain actions ? How do we know ...
... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. There is, perhaps, nothing more certain in the universe than the fact that it takes two to speak the truth, one to speak another to hear, human nature is prone to distort, to interpret speech according to its own prejudices, to warp ...
... THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. What is required before man can think effectively upon his legs is the perfect concentration of his attention upon what he has to say; but this is almost impossible to those who are new to the effort. A multitude of thoughts ...
... WIFE SPEAKS OUT. A married lady writes It seems to be a common failing of gentlemen, after they have been married little while, to discard all the li'.tle courtesies which they were wont show their wives before marriage. The ' please ' and thank you' ...
... PILGRIM HAY, OF Faith Mission, will Speak and Sing at the Evangelistic Meeting in Town Hall on SABBATH, 3rd Nov., at p.m. Also will take part in the Gospel Temperance Tea Meeting in Christian Institute; tu-inorrow evening at 8. All heartily invited. Roman ...
... spondent speaks of Mr Chamberlain's success as follows :— The pleasure of finding one's point of view justified invariably leads to the egotism of pointing out the fact. On this ground of general usage I take my stand in directing attention to the chorus ...
... POETRY. THE HEROIC AGE. He speaks not well who doth his time deplore, Naming it new and little and obscure, Ignoble and uufit for lofty deeds. All times were modern in the time of them, And this no more than others. thy part Here in the living day, did ...
... PRODIGAL. Softly ! gently ! speak whispers you near the silent bed, Wher the pride some fond mother still and cold and dead. Lift the sheet with reverent fingers From the pallid, nerveless fact?. Lying there, so pinohed and life-like— Would that I were ...
... HOME RULE-ROME RULE. News of battle, news of battle, Hark ! 'tis ringing down the street; Ulster speaks in tones triumphant, Not of failure or defeat. Never till in death and darkness Sinks the golden orb of day, Will the loyal hearts of Erin Parnell's ...
... Christian Institute. —The usual meetings are advertised for to-morrow evening. The Miipah Choir will speak and sing tomorrow evening. Improvement of Brandon Street. We understand the obstruction to Brandon Street near the Bank Scotland will shertly removed ...
... Christian Xnatitute. UNITED Goepel Tea Meeting TO NIGHT (Saturday) at 7.30, when the Mizpah Choir will speak and sing. Hallelujah and Salvation Brau Band, will taka part. Tea for all. Come, SABBATH, let November, Evangelistic Meeting at 7 p.m. Speaker ...
... Christian Institute. TTNITED Gospel Te» Meeting TO NIGHT (Saturday) »(7.30, when the Hallelujah Band will speak and sing. Choir and Salvation Brass Band will also take part. United Evangelistic Meetings. Non.—Mince Isat week, Mr Weavke bsa sgsin written ...