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... AND SPEAKING'TUBES.' These Bells require no Cranks, Wires, Battery, end the working parts are guaranteed for ten years. They can be seen fixed, and all Information given at above address 122 ...
... AND SPEAKING'TUBES.' These Bells require no Cranks, Wires, Battery, end the working parts are guaranteed for ten years. They can be seen fixed, and all Information given at above address 122 ...
... AND SPEAKING TUBES, These Bells require Cranks, Wires, or Battery, and the working parts ara guaranteed lor ten years. They can be seen fixed, and all information given at above addre&s 17 ...
... THE CHURCH SPEAKS. Presbytery, St. Joseph's, l2a, Herol4'4 Cr .% Dublin, 16tb July, leSt—This is to certify that for some years several invalids suffering rheumatism, &e., &c., have to my knowledge failed in getting relief, or least pros. pert of recovery ...
... ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. Young apenkam must be careful as to the use Cf for they are very novel and quite approprnta. they sill often the ben speech. *dyke to a young man is to avoid every amidst* or analog,, whih be be. found in a book or beard from soother ...
... GERMANY SPEAKS. The Timer Vienna coreespoodetit : Germaay has spoken at on the gaieties of the She taken the liossian vise, and baa decided foe. weeks' armietice, as the longest term. This decided sidle, of Germany with which might bees ser:n from the ...
... SPEAK BOLDLY Speak boldly. Freeman! while day The strife I* rising fierce and high. Gird on the armour while may. In holy deeds to win or dlo: Tbe Age la Troth's wide battle-field, day la rtrazgling with the Night, For Freedom hath again revealed Marathon ...
... UNABLE TO SPEAK Mns Af'Switier.. who her hew howl in Brixton Prison last afternoon. remained with him for leorly dime On ilwaring the primm at the looking and wistful. and wish welting or in her 5 P.A. reps'sMotive that Led was and. though still senenions ...
... [Left speaking.] The following appeared in ovr Second Edition of yesterday : AN ENGLISHMAN IMPLICATED IN THE ORSINI CONSPIRACY. I>ast night a large placard was issued by the authority of the government, offering reward of for any information which would ...
... [Left speaking.] Murder in Parir.— Another murder has been committed in Paris. In the garden at the back of the hoasc No. 10, Qaai do Billy, ii a small building, of which the rooms on the ground-door were occupied young HOUSE OF COMMONS— Ykstmdat. man ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The London correspondent of the Dundee Advertiser says The sooner Sir VV Harcourt speaks out to his position the bettor. Such reoorts are current to-day would not have received moment’s credence were not that the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... JOS. SPEAKING, TO EXCELLENCT THE COUNT DE —ihe calamity wlich England and the continent few yeara ago from the potato disease induced to turn attention to its cans* and prevention. After duly studying the history and nature of the disease, convinced that ...
... PRESIDENT SPEAKS (Frem our adents.— Coprngnt) New York, It was perhaps hardly to be expected that the peace ban;u held last right ia a tne peo treaties fupport would after all the squabbling over +t. be an unqualitied sacoess Though President Tait attended ...