... 'He Wears the Villain in the face ;' so Shakespeare speaks of one of his characters. There are many to-day who would answer to the same description. Villain and very much villain, is written on some men's faces. Not on yours or mine, dear reader, of course ...

... wished to speak to her mother. My child, said the garrulous mother, wait till I've done talking. Why, mother, said the bairnie, you never have done. When a man is in temper he should always count a hundred before he suffers himself to speak, and ...

... wished to speak to her mother. My child, said the garrulous mother, wait till I've done talking. Why, mother, said the bairnie, you never have done When man is in temper he should always count hundred before he suffers himself to speak, and when ...

... MR. COLEMAN'S AMENDMENT. Mr. Coleman rose to speak, islirretipon the Chairman asked if he was going to speak to the resolution or move an amendment. Mr. Coleman sohd he wished to move an amenii• anent and It was this: that a deputationcnnsta•i ng of a ...

... Justice, at eleven on Monday morning next. Speaking at temperance meeting London, the Archbishop of Canterbury said found that even among the working classes opinion was divided. He remembered at Exeter he was speaking against drinking, and old woman called ...

... SLUMS AND PALACES. Councillor J. V. (Birmiogh»ro), *- Dy* (Birmingh»m) (executive Natiou«l Houaiag Reform Coancll), WILL ALSO SPEAK OW THE HODSiNG QUESTION Ladies Specially Invited. Admission Free-3132s ...

... regard. The Princes world attended the obsequies late Queen ; Army and Navy to in the last rites, and the whole natk ratively speaking, knelt at the gral ...

... North American Squadron is expected to sail from Kingston, Jamaica, on Saturday, for Havana According a high State official, speaking* with authority the London Telegraph's Washington correspondent, Mr. McKinley's Government holds the view tliat the acceptance ...

... officer in the field. Untiring in the performance of his duties, and with remarkable powers of physical endurance. I cannot speak too highly of his merits. ...

... occupied the chair. The R«v. W. Greenwood, of Nuneaton, read a few items from last year's report of the Mission. Roughly speaking, the income the Mission had been £36,000, and the expenditure £37,000, leaving a deficiency of about £1,000. The amount collected ...

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... MERIT MEANS MASTERY. Byer! !Latisfaotion minus every drawback. the beet Talus human bands can handle. When cautious men speak or make utten.unes it is time and well to listen. When honest drapers give value and sell bargains it is ime and wise to heed ...