... the Schest.. 26 the Mspt Of so much public speaking I lanxi. distely eamt to your Emulsion, and this enables iant conuten speakng whic I would otewise not be able to Ito. I Drotb*y 'do as nestb outdoor speaking aQ the year Tox as any other public rsa in ...

... JUROR PROMO U SWITZER- LAND, AT THE CENTEN-NIAL EXHIBITION, IN A SPEECH TO A CONVENTION OF SWISS WATCH- MAK;ERS, STATED, IN SPEAKING OF A 1V IRSIDEXWALTHAMWTATCH, NOT ONE SWISS WVATCH IN 15(10001 COM'IPARES WITH THIS. Sl\C'E THIIS STARTLING AND r::-:LICI'I ...

... Chorley, relative to the death of William Speak, (f 22, Botany Brow, Chorley, whose body was re. covered from the Lteeds and Liverpool canal on Thurs- day last. A man named Bradley said he had been with Speak in the Navigation Inn from 12 30 to 2 30, ...

... , May 28,1894. My Dear Sire,-I am only too pleased to speak a good word for HOMOCEA. I have tsed HOMOCEA now for some tihe, and for Boils, Sore Eyes, Faceache. end Sores of any kind I cannot speak too highly of its ?? truly, A. E. BARTON, RA, 1TOMOCEA ...

... Alabone 1 I have had no means of testing the value of the former, and therefore am unableato personally speak as to its merits; but of one thing I can speak with confidence, that the greatest pos- sible care must be used in its administration. There can be ...

... ?? 4e.i':g>- e p.ru. TO COR4RESPON-DENTS. I ' --t Iurther notice the man you , ,i ?? on the subject Will be . - r o ?? to speak of such work I fr ?? portions of your letter ?? o. bjection. r ILvve r Ait).HcO. couple nre n Ir ,d! -: 1.r 2 their own Tsnrl ...

... Aliabone: `I have bad n0o m16n4 of testing the value of the former, and therefore, am unable to personally speak' as to its merits; but of on. thing I can speak with confidence, that the greatest pos- sible care must be used in its admanistration. There cas be ...

... adrnft a cerespandence on the subject. 1yo-The words you qotse mean '-After makiug the 'y hanges. , t Ennight.-The bridge yoo speak of crosses Brom. borough Pool. not the Mersey. Cosmer, A. IL, W. P. HIJ. Vir,'CQtrctov, IL. D)- we cannot flad spae for yo ...

... I speak from experience. Mly baby is a tine specimen of it, and I shall still continue to use it while he is teething.-I am, &c., (Signed) M. LoxO. Now, what the foregoing letter says about the effect of Saott's Emulsion in bronchitis, speaks for ...

... Westminster. Brc-The fellow was a blhnderer. Hia drat question htewed that he vas not quiteimpressed bytbeperson rt whom be WaS speaking, and wlhen the real identity CQ telady was rerealed he nnchivalrously spoke out hts choaghto.a ...

... much New pleasure in staltng that in not one single instance did we hear anything but the highest praise for them, everybody speaking in glowing terms of their efficacy. The sale is increasing by leaps and bounds, and 5--ideservedly sso. pro:. Wemay say that ...

... much pleasure in stating that in not one single instance did we hear anything but the highest praise for them, everybody speaking in glowing terms of their e?nacy. The sale is increasing by leaps end bounds, end deservedly so. We may say that Sn our 25 ...