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... 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 ...
... Italian only: Uie third, .8 gurporal, spoke b'reach and !patio ; the fourth, a private, could speak trrench and German; while the fifth, a pri• vaW, could speak French, German, and Italian—a Babel of languages, truly, and enough to puzzle even a professor ...
... ORDER. A new siandiu; order will be submitted to the effect diat it shall be oomportant for *vary member of the Collated to speak once upon .v motion before tb. Council, duly propoeed and seconded without its beim necessary or obligatory him to move an ...
... demonstrati= protest against the BilL This wan an invitation to o patents of the Bill to attend, but not usoessarily to speak, and in the interests of order the meeting was excellently mewed. The attempt to create disorder might well have been left ...
... of Grappeohall. The /wain explained the objecte of the sale and 'mid that £5OO at least were required for each of then,. Speaking of the echoels he said he wanted his hearere to think over what had been said at different meetings lately with ref , rence ...
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... NOVEMBER 18, AT 7,30, PUBLIC MISSIONARY MEETING IN THE WYCLIFFE MEMORIAL BUILDING, WREN MRS. JOYCE AND THE REV. G. OWEN WILL SPEAK. COLLECTIONS FOB THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. ...
... DR. MONRO GIBSON ON THE EDUCATION BILL. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Metropolitan Free Church Federation recently, the Rev. J. Monro Gibson, D.D., the newlyappointed President, said that, notwithstanding the amendments made in the Education Bill ...
... naught by an absolutely arbitrary Government, which pays no heed to it. protests and refuses to allow its representatives to speak. (Nearly the representative institutions are very defective or they could not be thus abused, and the first business of the ...
... ancient templed, as well as modern villages, were shown. The lecture was rendered the more interesting as Mr Ziegler was able to speak from personal experamos, many of the photographs from which the elides were made having bean taken by a friend, in whom he ...
... the of the FOIDDoe Commates tempeeting out-door relief going up by leaps end boend• I Mink it is high the, ratepayers should speak out with no uncertain and cell their representatives to aabbuot. The use I Teter to is that of the Odors. who hail boa the ...
... entertamment National Anthem, after which of the C.LB under Bandmaster J. Jacksom, sounded the salute. The Rector, after speak: character of the slides. thanked of the peeuliar ir. and lantern, There were over 80 slides, and a Mr. Schuhmacher for ther ...