... SPEAKING CROSP, Ton ran gain nothing by harsh word, What if the bov broke the pitcher, or put his elbow through the glass ;do yon mend either applying harsh words or epithets to him? Does it make him more careful in future? Does he love you better? Hark ...

... EVIL SPEAKING. Speaking evil other* is one of the most unamiable habits that can he acquired, and one that leads to infinite mischief. is not always easy to avoid it, for there are a grert many persons in the world who are not what they ought to be, who ...

... speaks in beve Cf CADSVIIT . 6 _ for On high _ the , reeoniniending _ any packet is a guarantee of U a of ' COCOA infants 0.. account o its quality. and peat solubility; and Medial Profession to remember in ' that the name CADISCKT on nf purity.—Anee ...

... THE SPEAK* B. The Speaker rose and said —Before I call upon * tte clerk uTread the order the day. perhaps the boose will allow me to occupy its time for a very moment*. After the statement of the noble earl at the head the the house, Taesday. it i* quite ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Toe following letter, which written in answer to ah apploo.ition from a constituent in Liverpool. has beeu published:— Fenton, Wooler, September 10th, 1886. Ste—l an sorry to my your letter of the 7th hiss only reached me to.day, too ...

... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. The Ke>v Turk Times has the following bold and candid article on the conduct of the war- The summer campaign, which was to have given us the rebel capital, has come to disastrous end. Richmond is relieved and Washington besieged. Disguise ...

... SPEAKS TO DUNDALK. Kveu a little ray of light shines large upon a dark night, and tbs smallest crumb cjtniort is snitched at by iho*e who are starving. How greatly welcome then will be this splendid news from Ntwry, beating with it a message of good hope ...

... SPEAKS DUNDALK Ev* n Utile ray of light ahinrH Urge upon dark night, ami the crumb comfort eagerly snatched those who are starving. How greatly welcome then will this eplend d news from Newry, bearing w.th it message of good hope and encouragement to ...

... BiSMAIWK SPEAKING OUT. According to the Telegraph, one of its correspondents has bad a conversation with Prince Bismarck, of the highest importance: and we quote the meet significant portions of the dialogue before us—and they are very significant indeed ...

... LORD CLARRICARDE SPEAKS. The debate was continued for some time by Lord llalsbury, the Earl of flowth, Lord Sandhurst, Lord kilmorey, and Viscount Powsrscourt, and then just befors 10 o'clock Lord Salisbury and Lord Clanricarde rose together, but Lord ...

... IRISH-SPEAKING COLONY In the Shenindoah Valley N'iHsg.*, I SA., the are bi-lingual, and the Celtic language with purity unsurpi>s.*d in Counemara the Donegal Highlands Three generations of the resident*have, indeed, used Irish their priiuipal inedium ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAK 8, 7P7 felloirira eireorrctarroa drnwro from the nrmoral rxreriereP of Mr bear Wh;ek a t h e Pndlev Street. Wedrerhnry, are ao imrortart ard really remarkable that carrot help but to be of interest and value to at readers : ...