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... Unable Even to Speak. ail over me, then knees used to give way when was moving about, and soon I was quite helpless. All use had gone out of ray arms and legs. I could not move myself. Everything hud to be done for me. could not even speak; I bad power ...
... FATHER AND THY MOTHER.” “J. H.” sends article on the above subject, iu which severely animadverts on the conduct of those who speak disrespectfully of their parents. He especially objects to the practice, common with some young men, of calling their fathers ...
... I'm temporarily ime is Howard Christy, : address at Rutherglen an outside stock-jobber. regarded Mr _ Howard ile he was speaking, then ■h Will you leave the of hours for our expert ■. if you wish it. I don’t :o-morrow.” now.” said the pawnready for you ...
... corner of Gordon Street she observed !ier husband talking to young girl, whe was in mourning. He saw Alice, ami went across speak to her, explaining that the girl was employed in oflico to which n ...
... Taylor’s Lane.—Morning prayer meeting, 7: open-air, Magdalen Green, 2.30; Bible study class, 5.15; open air at 6—Hr Garland speaks and Miss Grant sings at 6.45. Everybody heartily invited. Prayer meeting, Thursda 8. Gome. ...
... THE PEOPLE S JOURNAL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1930 serious the doctors at first thought. Though John was able to speak had no desire fell us about what he had done. *' Two jours ago John fell downstairs here and had rushed to the Royal Infirmary.*' SITUATIONS ...
... Hall, 161 Over®Pers, and watchmen em iac tones, on Sunday first, *syo requested. 2340] Lane.—Gospel meet -Mr John Taylor speaks, pj L, HAWS.i. at 11. ...
... Must End This Year. THE WOMAN’S PART. I was asked if I wished to speak a relative, and in reply I expressed a desire to have a conversation with Bismarck. After a brief prayer was speedily touch with the other world, and, reply to a question as how long ...
... last, when, in an address to his conetituents at Burnley, he gave Lord Randolph and his co-slanderers a bit of his mind. Speaking of Mr Gladstone, the Marquis made use of language which must surely disillusionise Lord Randolph Churchill, and shut the ...
... taate. BALFOUR’S STORES. HAWKHILL & PERTH ROAD. The People RiExa No. 1158. Ready Monday. Mar. 7.1892, contain*'*; DID ADAM SPEAK GAELIC! THE GUINEA STAMP. Bt ANNIE S. SWAN. ...
... that the ranks of pauperism are chiefly recruited from drunkards and so forth. Perhaps he is right, and perhaps not, but in speaking on a theme of that kind we always like to lean to the side of that charity which thinketh no evil,” ...
... realising the necessity for this consented, after much pressure, to the installation ol the death sentence at the front. Yet, speaking in Potrograd on the subject at the tune, he said— ...