... DON’T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE A newspaper in Bridgeport, Connecticut, recent *?. P ni,te ...

... Mr Moody’s Idea of Heaven.— Mr Moody, speaking Perth, said he believed that heaven was just as much city as London, Paris, or New York. A Paisley paper has been telling Cunninghame that “tiie eight-hours millennium is a long way off yet, and that he has ...

... “ David, my dear old boy, I ws* speaking in all Earnestness. 1 cannot for the life sue why you should hold yourself in Mich contempt. Had I regarded you an unworthy candid tte for Agnes Meadows's hand, either mentally physically, I should not have been ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING A MONTROSE MINISTER. TUB POOR MAN’S WINE CELLAR I ” In Montrose Parish Church «»n Sunday List, Rev. R. Duncan, who officiated in the forenoon, road the api*enl which has been issued the local clergy, anent the of public houses on New Year’s ...

... attempt was useless. Then the foreman said, ‘She doesn’t speak English; she is French.’ Two of our party who had studied French and who pride themselves on their Parisian accent, said they would speak to her. After some consultation one asked her if she liked ...

... unacquainted with public speaking ; and subsequent events bore out this statement to some eitent. But I saw nothing whatever in Captain Ramsay’s' perfonnsnee prevent him becoming great public speaker. Indeed, public speaking is becoming rather common ...

... officers, doubt, could throw light on this affair if they were allowed to speak : Sergaant-Major Campbell, Sergeant Jas, Guthrie, Corporal Geddes. But, then, soldiers are not allowed to speak frankly on such matters while they are in the service—and very properly ...

... mentioned the advertisement in the Brechin Herald the source of their application, while sor 6 did not mention any paper. This speaks for itself, and advertisers should lake note. LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS. ...

... IS TAKING A GLASS A SIN ? The Rev. George Gladstone, Govan, speaking at the Evangelical Union Conference at Hamilton U.-*t week, while stating that he was always ardent in the tern )>eratice cause, said enawidered it would m»t right to make total alwtuienee ...

... chase for the follies fashion. The wee bits o’ bairnies that scarcely can speak. Sane learn to the auld fouk to set up their check. An’ speak them, certainly, nae ane need speak, For impudence is the fashion. Wee nackets o’ cratur’s no lang in their teens ...

... large and powerful man, was accompanied by a clerical friend of rather diminutive size and small appearance, who began to speak seriously to the boatmen of their danger, ana proposed that all present should join in prayer. Ns, na,” said the chief boatman ...

... fellow. Sir Ernest vented some his rage in reviling what he called the impudence of the old conple in following Mabel and then speaking to her. Then blamed the girl for permitting them todo this, and for allowing herself interested in such a cock* and-bull ...