... ON SPEAKING TERMS. PARIS, Thursday. ( Negotiations for the establishment of telephonic .i communication between Paris and Berlin have been i successfully concluded. The laying of the wires will fee begun immediately.—Reuter. - s- 1 ...

... THE SPEAK. September £O, 18SS. l%ar Sir.—l have given myself good deal of care to ascertain the results ol the use of your Medicines. Prairie Flower and Indian OH, and feel the universal reply to roy inquiries of a most satisfactory character, the benefit ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. It said that certain members of the Irish Nationalist party who are the House have taken such offence the references made to them in the late election in the Sleaford Division that they intend, the earliest possible moment, bring the matter ...

... FREE SPEAKING IN PERSIA. Sir John Malcolm, in his History of Persia makes mention of the appalling latitude of speech enjoyed by the common people. Strangers, he tells us. would be amazed hear the meanest fellow aiming imprecations his betters, sometimes ...

... SPEAKS WELL FOR SHEFFIELD. NO WORK FOR THE MAGISTRATES. Trie stale affairs the Police Court this morning highly ior coniiitiou of the town. For the time lor many years there were prisoners deal with, the magistrates at*- '.-nog, Mr.J. 11. Barnes Ur. cay ...

... SEQ.UAH SPEAKS the Halt and the Lame ; to all Chronic Disease* ; to the Incurables ; and those whom Doctors have failed to relieve ; to thote whose lift is a misery on account of constant ...

... TOWN MISSIONARIES SPEAK. 2. Orescent lane. Dundee. Dear Sir,—l have pleasure in stating that knew of several cares in tha-i town of Rheumatism and other ailments in which Remedies have done much good and given great relief. HENRY MONCRIEF, City Missionary ...

... LORD CRANBROOK SPEAKS. Lord Cranbrook, speaking at a conference Conservatives at Glasgow to-day, protests unscrupulous statements spread through by their opponents, i-'or the time i» they had the connivance, if not the vt >lf violence and outrage from ...

... FEELING READING AND SPEAKING. The art of reading and sneaking ««.hes manifest our feelings and thoughts to others, cy words. iD such a manner to give them tie -pi- and expression of how feel and what t'.inks and. in doing, 'earl them feel and think »• ...

... MR. GLADSTONE SPEAK. Mr Gladstone, who was detained in London last night, engaged in consultation with the other opposition 1 adeis, is expected to take part in the debate on Mr. Smith's motion to-night. ...

... SHOULD DOCTORS SPEAK TRUTH ? SENSITIVE JUROR. Yesterday Mr. Arthur V. Langham. Deputy Coco □sr. inquiry the Coroner's Court, diata William James Aitohison, aged four years, son a labourer, lately residing 1, Warwick Street. Blackfnars. .'l—labeth Aitchison ...

... MR. PARNELL SPEAKS AT WATERFORD. TOO AMIABLE TO THE GRAND OLD MAN., IRISH PARLIAMENT MUST BE SUPREME. Mr. Parnell arrived in on Sunday by special train train Limerick Junction, accompanied byi Messrs. Leamy and Harrison, MP.s. Large crowds nf; people ...