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... The Editor of the Medical Annual speaks in the highest terms of Cadbury's Cocoa as a beverage and a food for invalids en account of its absolute parity, high quality, and great solubility; and counsels the medical profession to remember in recommending ...
... Tke Editor of the Medical Annual speaks in the highest terms of Cadbtjby's Cocoa as a beverage and a food for invali ...
... T_E Editor of the Medical Annual speaks in the highest terms of Cabbury's Cocoa as a beverage and a food fcr invalids en account of its absolute purity, hire quality, and great -olu__Uty ; and counsels the medical profession to remember iv recoumendinr ...
... in -- - ■ ■ poctrp. ALWAYS SPEAK THE TRUTH. Tou should always speak the truth, friend. To lie is low and mean ; Never utter falsehood, for It makes the moath unclean. A lie will always cause you pain, Aad you will be in doubt, For wben you tell tbe tale ...
... itself wings, while her heart thumps at double its normal rate, and her voice deserts her completely. Tke power of public speaking certainly is a gift, but cultivation will do a great deal. The secret, like the secret of success in every walk in life, ...
... — — ■ — OUR MARITIME SUPREMACY. THE BEST KIND OP INSURANCE. Lord Brassey, speaking at Liverpool en Thursday, said he should be glad to see more money spent en salaries and in equipping and manning the mercantile marine, and less in insurance. In the training ...
... IF TOU VOTE POR THIS WE WO3H VOTJB FOR TOU. : ' Lord Cross, speaking at the Carlisle Diocesan Con- ference, on Thursday, upon the subject of Welsh dis- establishment, advised members to say to caunditiatoa for Parliamentary honours, If you vote for ...
... Colliery, Pontypridd, says there could, in his opinion, be no question tbat it was a pure dust explosion; and though he could not speak with cer- tainty as to its origin, ho concluded that tho blasting with dynamite ignited the coal dust in the first instance ...
... all round. It had been a heavy cross for her to speak that evening, but it was no use singing Perish policy and cunning, perish all that fears the light, unless we wore prepared at duty's call to speak out fearlessly what we believed to be the truth ...
... FAIR PLAT TO POOR ENGLAND. Mr. Goschen, speaking on Monday at a smoking concert in the Junior Conservative Club, Albemarle- street, London, said Lord Rosebery in his Kdinbnrgh speech had climbed down from his declaration in the House of Lords on the subject ...
... complained of certain remarks made by Mr. Turner (another member of the Council) at an election meeting. Mr. Tamer. be said, speaking ofthe pur- chase of his (Mr. Pacy's) property by the Corporation classed it as a piece of jobbery. Mr. Turner remarked that ...
... morning the city was placarded all over with copies of an Anarchist manifesto stating that the Anarchist* weuld no longer speak with words, but by deeds. The bills weie headed 'City of Paris, Mun:cipal Council,'' and so resembled the announcements of ...