SEQUAH SPEAKS ! SEQUAI SPEAKS ! !
... 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. ...
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SEQUAH SPEAKS ! SEQUAH SPEAKS!
... SEQUAH SPEAKS ! SEQUAH SPEAKS! I, NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO DOGMATISE IN MEDICINE, WHICH IS STILL AN INEXACT SCIENCE.—SIR MORELL MACKENZIE. ...
THE AT OF SPEAKING
... THE AT OF SPEAKING. Man is naturally a 'meshing animal; • style is merely that accomplishment in the art of verbel expression width from the improvement of natural feotilty by good training. The best tralaing for the formation of style is of course, familiar ...
SEQUAH SPEAKS I SEQUAH SPEAKS!
... SEQUAH SPEAKS I SEQUAH SPEAKS! ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO DOGMATISE IN MEDICINE, WHICH IS STILL AN INEXACT SCIENCE/'-SIR MORELL MACKENZIE. ...
EXPERIENCE SPEAKS
... EXPERIENCE SPEAKS. EXTREMELY PLEASED. Mr. A. W. Snelling writes June, 15 9 9, from Doncaster: I enclose cheque. I may say that lam extremely pleased with the bike. A REAL PLEASURE. A Nuneaton official on tour writes from Cromer under date June 7th, ...
WILL SPEAK ON
... WILL SPEAK ON THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES. THE SECOND ADVENT OF CUEIST. AND AITROACHING END THE AGE. Mt>. M. BAXTER will also Spcat Seats Free. All arc Earnestly Invited. Sonkey’s Hymns used, _j^7 Evening Service. c 2261 E JU T iv?CH, To-morrow r _r wil > ...
EATING AND SPEAKING
... EATING AND SPEAKING. J?»v* Mr. T. P. O’Connor, in M.A.P., referring to the dinner given by the Argonauts last Sunday, to Mr. Charles Wvndham, ** happened to l«e cluao to Mr. Henry Arthur Jonea, the chairman, and to Mi. tVyndham, and had an opportunity ...
QUALITY SPEAKS
... QUALITY SPEAKS. To the Westwood Cycle Co., Nuneaton. Dear Sirs,— I have every reason to be satisfied with the bicycle you built for me in April last. It is a very good roadster, and runs very easily.—Yours truly, Aug. 18th, 1899. C. GREGORY BOOT!!. ...
(Left Speaking.)
... (Left Speaking.) The Sheffield Inundation Fund. —On Tuesday the Inundation CommLsioners in Sheffield pare their decision upon a very remarkable point. After the great flood some ,££o,ooo. was raised by subscription for the relief of the sufferers, and ...
(Left Speaking)
... (Left Speaking). OPENING OF THE INYERCANNIE WATER WORKS BY HER MAJESTY. Aberdeen, Tuesday evening. To-day the ceremony of opening the waterworks was performed by her Majesty at Invercannie, Kincardineshire, twenty-two miles from Aberdeen. Her Majesty ...
WRITING AND SPEAKING
... WRITING AND SPEAKING. Why do not men write u they speak? Why do they not convey their meaning in books in the good racy English which they employ at the dinner table, er when giving their household orders? Such are the absurd questions that are asked ...
SPEAKING PLAINLY
... SPEAKING PLAINLY. Mr. : Now, sir, let's have an understanding. You owe me 200 dot lir. Smash I I do. Lot me ask you a p/ain question, then. Do you to me? No, sir, I do not. Confound it, why didn't you ssy so before? Here I've calhd twenty times ...