... SPEAKING TO UNEDUCATED MEN in the style which they understand and admire; style which is not, indeed, of a very high intrinsic quality; a style, too, full of self-confidence and combativeness, which does not shrink from strong language or strong statement ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS SPEAKING. IT is said by those who are familiar with the House of Commons and its ways that no newly-fledged legislator will, if he is well advised, be in a hurry to address that some. what peculiar assemblage. His proper course, it would ...

... THINK OF IT ! DRINK OF IT! SPEAK OF IT! LIEBIG'B BEEP NE. Is. IW. Bottles for 101 d. 2. N. Bolds.' for 2s. 4s. 6‘.1. Bottles fur 3s. 4d. ...

... latter told Mr that ha had been asked by the to speak in the debate on Mr Disraeli's Bill the compound householder, but he could not. as he knew nothing of it. You are mad. replied Mr Labour-here; if yon speak requesi you will probably get the vacant So ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY LIBERALS. Mr. BL J. WILSON. M.P., speaking Sheffield last night, saii they as Liberals repudiated the doctrine that the private lite of our public men did not concern them. It did concern S me of the Irish members had made remarks with ...

... LONDON SPEAKING TO PARIS. Id the word* of the Poetmacter-Oeftenl spoken the other day from his room St. l£artinVle-€rrand, and distinctly heard by the head of a corresponding department in Paris, “the triumph of the international telephone is an accomplished ...

... MORE PLAIN SPEAKING. Nobody can complain that Mr. Chamberlains speech on the Transvaal question lacks directness. If the Colonial Secretary speaks for the j Government, and we cannot doubt that he does, Mr. Kruger and the burghers of the South African ...

... SPEAKING OF TOB TRAMWAYS, be said most of the rootss were paying very well, and :h. the financial statements oo:‘o lcm. they WUI]IIJ agreeably surprised, in spite of all that Councillor Wormald had to say against them, Alludicg o the Aldermanic bench ...

... THEY DONT SPEAK NOW. A french wdow who had fallen in love with a rouqinoble-u was never tired of praising him to her friends as being “as handome as one of Damas’ Three Musketeers.” | “Yessaida lady one day, who was possibly. jealous, “ lie is tho’ -uku ...

... WHICH SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. rag . to the Brt, Heartburn. and similar ailments • THE WAY WE LIVE NOW, And many retort the warning nbkh them trivial complaint* are interoird to merry r to tie not EVERY ILL THAT FLESH IS HEIR TO. TAKE WASHING AND SUCH THINGS ...

... ALWAYS SPEAK THE TRUTH. You should always tell the truth, friend, To lie is low sad mesa ; Never utter falsehood, for It makes the mouth unclean. A lie will always cause you pain, And you will be in doubt, For when you tell the tale again, The lie will ...

... SPEAKING FOR TWO HOURS one evening when he ought to have been stopped a' dozen times.—l have given you a great amount of latitude, said the Chairman, and I hope you'll withdraw what you said.—Councillor Bradford said: I should not have spoken two hours ...