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... obliged him by arranging it for dime or July. Those in large towns hardly knew what it was to travel through the Wolds and speak to the people. Ho was well repaid, however, for there was a feeling among his supporters that the Liberal candid 3 would again ...

... necessary for us to seek is it not madnese to want it outside wuty and our own character # our asylum, let us y temple! Who speaks of ¢ idols in it of “ does ic god there, of burning even ite first Let us when our who were quicker and more work in the lives ...

... shot one monkey in my life,” n his life, Walker, “and it is to be the last, and ‘80. re of by. try to prevent others from speaks the undulled instinct of civilisa ented the both In his interesting account of the I the nos and Negritos, Mr s greatly has ...

... name and address given privately Your treatment reduced me 6 inches In lees than a week. I cannot be too thankful. THESE SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. If you wish to be cured, delay no loager, but consult Mr. & Mrs. Huxley, SPECIALISTS, 131, Corporation Road ...

... children, It speaks the truth—without or favour. They—the rtrwill enable you to Archie oa, will they no t? They will certainly, said the lawyer, as he gravely shook his bead p • loog way towards that eery desirable ine' ine whey you speak so Why ? • ...

... nt little thing as myself; but he is, all the same. He simpiy dare not speak. Now what I want your advice about is this: since we both love each other, and since Billy won’t speak, what am I to do?” John took few minutes to think, then answ-ered in his ...

... him—he was certainly very much afraid. Nancy saw and understood. If Billy would not speak, she must. This must not go on any longer. “Oh, Billy, she cried, “why won’t you speak?—why are you so shy?”' I—l—can’t, somehow,” muttered the carmnn, “but ye know what ...

... BRAIN . BUILDING U Stnictly speaking, - sayy Sir James Crichien- Brown, the eminent brain specialist, * there is no especial brain food, but there are certain consti '“hfl! of food that are ecsontial te hrain nom 14 e MG AIROnREN tesn there I ORe Thas ...

... gems of taken from a book of that mame by Summere, and published by Stanley Paul and Co.. London, at one shilling: recalls Speaking of absence of which our Lord Roberts ia reported to have sade once. I think his had a attac' k of it he said: “ Ladies can ...

... persons, the following remarks made by the late Lord Ran Churchill, father of Mr. Winston Churchill. may interest your readers. Speaking at Blackpool as tar back as the year 1884, the late Lord Randolph Your iron mausetre ii: dead. glead soe mutton coal industries ...

... NOTES AND COMMENTS FROM LA JGHT’ SPEECHE Speaking in Birmingham, Mr. Walter Long, dealing with the Radical attitude on the House of Lorde, said: — Their (the Radicals) object was not necessarily to create a Parliament co of one Chamber, but to give to ...