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... SPEAKING FOR HIMSELF. There were two old folks, man and wife, wha were so reduced through drink that they had only the bed they slept on. So they thought te‘gether. “ What shall we do to raise a drink 12 at last John, the husband, says, “I have it. I'll ...

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... THE SPEAK EILSHIP. The fallosriag Lear appeared iv sr. Ste, merobet• will be grateful to you for keeping before the public the subject of the elec• tom of • new Speaker of the of Connive.. Though no official rtateeneot of the lows about to by the retirement ...

... CIKELESS SPEAKING. A careless manner of speech seems to general fault. Persons who really know how to talk, who write in accordance with the rules of grammar, and quickly detect incorrectness of speech in others, are among the offenders. I will try ttml ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING ORD R ANDOLPH CHURCHILL is doing good A 1 service to party and country both. Explain it as one may, no statesman on the Unionist side, Mr. Balfour alone excepted, is so acceptable to the Scot as he. It may be that his versatility, his ...

... THE CHURCHES SPEAK. September 20th, ISSB. Hartley, Dear Sir,—l have given myself a good deal of care Ascertain the results of the use of your Medicines, Prairie Flower and Indian Oil,, and I find the universal reply to inquiries to be of most s ...

... INTEMPERATE SPEAKING, Edinburgh was last week in seriously excited state over art.dr architectural. The Rev. Whyte, of Free St Georges, has, it appears, acquired a house in Charlotte Square, and to make it adequate for the accommodation of his family ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING, Parin, Wednesday, April 17, Evening.—The Journal lies Debuts, of this evening, replying to article recently published in the Nui th German Gazette, says the veering round of public opinion in France in favour of England is quite platonic ...

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