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... SPEAK KINDLY, Never speak ■ word unkind, Always part in peace ; Unkind words may leave behind Stings which never cease. Some may soon forgotten be, Others deeply lie kooted in the memory. And can never die. Yoe may never he. e belom Meet with some again ...
... SPEAKING OUT. -- Mr. A. Spicer, M.P., presiding at the meeting on Tuesday of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, urged that it was the duty of the churches to do all that was possible for the improvement of the material as well as the spiritual ...
... SPEAKING WITH AUTHORITY. Marshal M’Mahon wtw visiting a French military school one occasion, and having reviewed the pupils, he asked to sco the infirmary, doctor escorted him through tho wards. out several of the patient*, to whom tho arshal addressed ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following circumstances, drawn from the personal experience Mr- Isaac Whick* the Borough Arms,” Uudley-street, U ednesburv, are so important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be of interest and value to alt readers ...
... SPEAKING OUT. Mi. A. Spicer, M.P., presiding at the meeting on Tuesday of the Congregatienal Union of England and WaleS, urged that it was the duty of the churches to do all that was possible for the improvement of the material as well as the spiritual ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following Ml, drawn from the personal experience of Mr. Isaac Whick, of the * Borough Arms,” Dudley-street, Wednesbury, are so important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be of interest and value to all readers ...
... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. Mrs. Sandh7:l4:lbeis — ;olrreally think this hat is ton high t Mr. S. Yes, by about ten dollars, dear: ...
... seqcah speaks. A'-> vr.A KA tht right U. dug mature in Jtedicine, which instill inexact science. Sib Mobeix Macttizi*. rpKLLISG TESTIMONY! LISTEN AND LEABN WITHOUT EQUAL FOR RHEUMATISM. Crown-road. near Brighton, January 28th, 1888. Gentlemen,—l hare ...
... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS The colour sergeant was calling the roll of the company on commanding officer's parade, when it was noticed that, l'rirate Fitzgerald did not answer to his name. Fitzgerald ! s6ontcd the non•aommissioned officer three limes, without ...
... THEY DO NOT SPEAK. He: “Winkle isn’t even friends with the girl who broke oft her engagement, with him, is he * She: **Oh, no. When she sent back his riug by express, she labelled it *Glass, with eare.”” THE UNLUCKY THIRTEEN. “Yes,” she replied, “ 1 suppcse ...
... SPEAKING IN PUBLIC. The gift of speaking in public is !1.-tier:R. It requires a spe.-ial talent, and there are particular professions for the due perfurmancs of whom- duties it is a necessary qualification. To address an audience effectively presupposes ...
... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! HUDSON'S SOAP. Established - over 61 Years SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Present demand Greater than SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! ever. (2.) Mr. George Holt, of Liverpool, has given £5,000 to the University College in that city for the maintenance of the ...