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... 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 ...
... MIKADO SPEAKS. A Reuter's telegram from Hiroshima says : The Japanese Parliament was formally opened here on Thursday. The Mikado, in his speech. declared that he was greatly pained that China should have forgotten her duties in regard to the maintenance ...
... THE CHURCH SPEAKS. Presbytery, St. Joseph's, 126, Harold's Clem. %Unearth Jule. MOIL This is certify that for some seem& invalids suffering liheumutism. Ice., to my knowledge tailed in getting relief, or the r elapse. of recovery thram,M skilful medical ...
... THE CHURCH SPEAK& Presbytery, domples, 126, Dablia,l6th Tbis is to ornify that for armee Unmade frc Ilheoreaten &e., hien de ia getting ' , Mid, or the el reauvery trough dr.ilfal airL kr m moditioe called he he ekes Worn my I bane el from in when musky ...
... THE CHURCH SPEAK& Prtabytery, Joseph's, 126, Harold's Crosa, Dabfia,l6th July, 1888. This to certify that for years several invalids suffering Illsetunatism. Se., have to my knowledge failed in getting relief, or the leen froispeet of neoovevy through ...
... - ULSTER SPEAKS. MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1893. The loyal, law-abiding and peace loving Orangemen of Ulster have celebrated the second reading of the home auk. Bill in the loyal, lawful and peaceable manner MO dear to their hearts, GO constant in their praetice- ...
... search for good, And speak of all the best we tan. Then speak no ill-but lenient be To others' feelings as your own; If you're the fast a aultto see, Be not the first to make it known. For life is but a passing day, No lip may ten how short its span; Then ...
... EVIL SPEAKING. The delusive itch for slander too common in all ranks of peo- ple, whether to gratify a little ungenerous resentment; whether, oftener, out of a principle of levelling, from a narrowness and poverty of soul, ever impatient of merit and ...
... THE MARQUIS SPEAKS. The MARQUIS of who was -ccrocd with cheers, said My Lord Tredegar, gentleman 1 have had tho honour of a ceremony which is •••••::::„. oi itself, and I hope is bound up . y of the Conservative party in piire. lir am convinced that there ...
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... THE DUMB SPEAKS. According to the Paris correspondent of the referent, Dr. Cheroot, of the palO*Wre Hospital, has been continuing with considerable success those experiments on hysteric and hypnotic patients which have already been referred to in your ...