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... SPEAK Louder than any expression on paper : w tact. the Goods I sold 20 yearns ago are advertising mybusiness It is not what 1 say. but the Goods when you Purchase at HARRIS'S, in NEWPORT MARKET, whether it is a Couch, Parlour Suite, or a House Full of ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Dr. W. H. Stone, In lecture at the Royal Irvetltution, l.ondon, on Sincing, Speaking,and SUmuier•«g. *•»«« particulars reepecting the effect of the rate of del very in epeeking. Uapid §|ieakiiig. be »aid, wm ui.nieewary tax on a opraker ...

... AUTHORITY SPEAKING. In his speech Horsham, Friday, Mr. Fitigerald (Under -Secretary for War) said that the Government had addressed to the Emperor o! Russia a direct Question Did a treaty emit containing anything hostile England’”—and that the answer ...

... THE NEXT SPEAK BE. Mr. J. W. Lowtber. P., who was immediately spoken of likely to sncceed Mr. Gully, has for ten years been Chairman Ways and M*ans and Deputy-Speaker, and in both capacities has distinguished himself. is on the youthful side of fifty ...

... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. STORYETTES. The colour sergeant was calling tbs roll company on commanding officer’s parade, when it was noticed that Private Fitzgerald did not answer to his name. “ Fitzgerald !** shouted the non-commissioned officer three times ...

... THE CHURCH SPEAKS. ST. JOHN'S VICARAGE, RWAREGA, April 18t9. DE Permit me to thank you very cordially for the •• papers kindly sent me for distriloui among poor sufferers Rheumatism in toy pariah. I have carefully watched the effect of your medicines ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS AFTEBNOON and EVENING, THE FAIR FIELD, ABEBGAYENNY. ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Tlu' Paris Correspondent the Mall Gazette rrrites: An interesting sale anti>>frap}iB has just token place here. One the most curious letters disponed of was written by Mme. Campan in the year VIL of the Republic to Joseph Bonaparte. It ...

... [Loft speaking.] to dinner. HADLEtcn.— Precocious Suicide. —A lad, 15 years of age, in the service of respectable family at Hadlelgh, attempted to drown himself last week, under the following circumstanceslie had been sent to the Pust-oHice with a letter ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Colonial Secretary want on to criticise the Transvaal Political Association, and referred in Ironical terms to Mr. Bobinaon’a speech. did not think that either of the race* in South Africa would care replace Downing-street rule by ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS HALT AND TUB LAMB: TO ALL SUmBIMa FROM CBBOMIO DISEASES: TO THE IHODKABLEH; AND THOSE WHOM DOCTORS HAVE FAILED TO BELIEVE; TO TSOBB WHOSE LIFE IS A MtSBBT ON ACCOUNT OF CONSTANT FAIN AND OFFERING. “NOW OPPOBTDNITY.” Take that it daw not ...