... Lady Speaks Out. Burns said there are things known only to ourselves which we would not think of , communicating even to our most intimate friend. Although Burns was undoubtedly right, there are, nevertheless, oecasions when it is our duty to speak out ...

... MR. .JOHN WHITE SPEAKS PLAINLY. Mr WHITE said he would have been id to have escaped the duty be had before him thtt evealog,but he had never attempted to shirk his duty, and however unpleasant it might be he me sot to go through to the end. He should ...

... MR. AUGUSTINE BIRRELL ON LORD SALISBURY. Plain Speaking. Mr Augustine Bine'', addressing a meeting of North Bristol Liberals, said for the past twenty years Lord Salisbury had ruled the House of Lords with a rod of iron. He had attempted nothing to settle ...

... 1 A LADY writes : Humanly speaking, ' Benger's Food' entirely saved baby's life. 1 had tried four well-known foods, but he could digest i . nothing, until we began , the 1 ' Benger! He is now rosy and ' and fattening rapidly. I ,log . ;10.1 e n ger ...

... 1 A LADY writes : Humanly speaking, ' Benger's , Food' entirely saved babp's ge. I had tried four well-known foods, but he could digest nothing, until we began the 'Beaker.' He is now rosy and and fattening rapidly. B 9 enger s ...

... 1 A LADY writes : Humanly speaking, ' Benger's 1 Food' entirely saved babv's life. 1 had tried four well-known foods, but he could digest nothing, until we began the ) ' Beng - cr.' He is now rosy and and fattening - rapidly. 1 , 111 I. enger 9 s ...

... A LADY writes :- 1 3 litunanly speaking, Benger's Food' entirely saved baby's life. I had tried four well-known foods, but he could digest nothing, until we began the Bettger.' Ile is now rosy and ' and fattening rapidly. 5 9 , t 9 enger s ...

... 1 A LADY writes Humanly speaking, ' Benger's Food' entirely saved baby's life. I had tried four well-known foods, but he could digest nothing; until we began the ' Benger.' He is now rosy and and fattening rapidly. ' ell 9 , : ,.„,,,, en g er s ...

... • IT ALGHT BE FOR THE LAST TIME. _ (Cris 9f Isl.), no.) Toe t'rne had arriv , .rd when - one must speak out, and speak plainly too. He had taken no advantaze of any one as rezarded the resolution on the notice paper, for he had taken good cue that evFryone ...

... hoarseue.ss and bronchitis for six weeks we all thought he never would ba cured or speak plain again. After taking four or five doses of VENO . S Lionr- he was abie to speak plain. I have never seen anything to act so quickly. I have had four bottles altogether ...

... THE EDUCATION BILL. Councillor Sennett Sees , Nothing to be. Alarmed About. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Warrington. . Polling District of the Newton Division Conservative Association, held at Padgate on Monday evening, Councillor Bennett referred ...

... second shook me almost more than the coming of the money. 'And why not? he asked, Stopping in the-gateway of the park and speaking almost passionately. Why not, Rachel? Give me a Bond-street suit of clothes instead of a footman's coat, and, tell me, should ...