... THE ART OF SPEAKING. The foundation of speaking is readiug : if you read badly you will not speak well Now run over in your thoughts list of your acquaintances : Low many of thent stand up and utter two seutences the roost commonplace subject Without ...

... 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 ...

... THE PRESS SPEAKS. The Aberdeen Evening Express, Sept. 19, says After full inquiry, the net result appears to be that Mr Hartley is almost universally successful in relieving rheumatic and similar pains; while the invalids who have used his medicine ...

... KRUGER SPEAKS. Defending the country's „ K NDEPEN . a > Thursday (Reuter). —President '' n reply to welcome extended to him at SO* rg, said and the Executive did their steer the ship State clear obstacles. small things were concerned th ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS the Salt and the Lame; to all suffering from Chronic Diseases; to the Incurables; and those whom Doctors have failed to relieve; to those whose life is a misery on account of constant pain and sufferingNOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY, Take care ...

... inless it be undoubtedly true , ated. ' * '■- testimony is authentic, and will ' tion It need? no cornm?nt. but speaks | THE CHURCHES SPEAK. I ' . er 20th ?? -*-vrn my * ?? .. -rood .1 -al of .-are l , f you M . q ...

... THE LOUD-SPEAKING TELEPHONE. Professor Tyndall presided laat night at a meet- ing of the Society of Arts, at which a paper was read by Mr Conrad Cooke, on Edison's improved loud-speaking telephone. The lecturer explained that Mr Edison's latest discovery ...

... MR ASQUITH SPEAKS. A REPLY TO MR MORLEY. PROUD OF SOUDAN SUCCESS. Speaking at) Louth last night, Mr Asquitb deplored Mr Morley's announced retirement from active participation in the formal circles of the heads of the Liberal party as a severe blow, but ...

... MR ASQUITH SPEAKS. A REPLY TO MR MORLEY. PROUD OF SOUDAN SUCCESS. Speaking at Louth last night, Mr Asquith deplored Mr Morley's announced retirement from active participation in tbe formal circles of the beads ot the Liberal party as a severe blow, but ...

... MR ASQUITH SPEAKS. CRITICISM OF THE GOVERNMENT. CONFIDENT AS TO THE FUTURE. Yesterday evening Mr Asquith, M.P., presided over the annual Yorkshire dinner at the National Liberal Club, and was supported by Mr Herbert Gladstone, Mr A. Billson, Mr W. O. ...

... LIBERAL LEADERS SPEAK. FUTURE OF THE PARTY. READY FOR THE FRAY . A numerous company of ladies and gentlemen assembled last night at the reception and conversazione at the National Liberal Club held in honour of the leaders of the Liberal party. After ...

... THE LOUD-SPEAKING TELEPHONE. Professor Tvndali presided last night at meeting of the Society of Arts, which paper was read by Mr Conrad Cooke, on Edison's improved loud-speaking telephope. The lecturer explained that Mr Edison's latest discovery in connection ...