... SPEAK FOR DON'T PUT IT OFF ANY LONGER. It is important that any wishing to see her should lose no time in doing so. Your neighbours an every side can testify to the benefit they have derived from her treatment. A LADY FROM TATTENHALL, in sending a friend ...

... SPEAKS of the Critical Times in a Woman’s Life. \\> cannot but admit the plaiu fact tha! the lives a very large number of se:c are often made nearlv imiteatable by the eoniplailits to which our delicate organisations are subject. What is worse, never ...

... SPEAKS OF THE CRITICAL TIMES IN A WOMAN'S LIFE. WR ranno,t Lit adieu th.- plata fact that • ay et am are made Nearly unbearable by the to wkch our &Lome organtwee .objet. What worm Ira Dever knee how tbey may Igaerame. rare- or leek d at the • ammonia ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING. The germs are in the gland, but how did they get there? From the above net you Will understand that there are many spumes. First, therefore, we begin with the skin. I hate to write about it, but it is as well not to shirk unpleasant duties ...

... - AFRICA SPEAKS.- Africa Speaks, - which comes to the Manson& Palace next week, is a graphic tiou picture and sound record of a trip takes LT Paul L. Moeller through the hitherto unexplored regions of Africa. Iliseder, who represented the Colorado African ...

... BRILLIANT SPEAKING. A complimentary dinner was given last night by his Worship the Mayor of Birkenhead (Mr. James Moon, J.P.) to a number of gentlemen who have been or are prominently identified with Birkenhead, either as natives of the town who have ...

... SPEAK NO ILL The folltswing by a Paris reader of the Weekly News was inspired by the Miscellany great thought of May &it by Horace Mann : Nay, speak ill; a kindly word Can never leave a sting behind; Anil oh, to breathe each tale we've heard is far ...

... Plain Speaking Referring to the Festival Committee's vice-presidents' subscriptions of more than £ll6, he said that three years ago the Hospital Committee made a big effort and did manage to increase their amount from subscriptions by £lOO or so, but ...

... SPEAKING TO OOPS. Queationed regarding a multement dot he would not opeak to a strange bey, Booker admitted that he was in the bahi speaking in hove in the street. ' Replying to the Judge. he said what he metnt If he saw a hey he would not speak to him ...

... 'I speak as I find' says Mrs. Policyholder 'l've just beard they want to nationalise my policies. Why? I've no complaints about my insurance people and I haven't heard any, either. Mr Bond has called every Tuesday for years and he; a nice chap. He's always ...

... UNABLE TO SPEAK, Detective-Sergeant Coates, the railway company’s |K>lice. stated that he was on duty at the'station when the train due Crewe at! 1.17 a.m. arrived. Defendant was brought to| him the night station master and carriage department foreman ...