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... Murdoch is under the impression that I in bad health because I here. But I can speak for case, and Mr Morrison in the meantime is not able to speak for himself, but I am able to speak for him as well as myself. (Laughter.) Sheriff—l cannot hear the case without ...
... hotly ; their treatment and cure without Dwtors. A very valuable little work.”—Era. HOW TO SPEAK AND WHAT TO SAY, shewing the errors of daily occurrence in speaking and writing. fy SAMUEL BIRD, Publisher, 16 Whitcomb Street, Pail Mall, London. IMPORTANT ...
... CURES of CONSUMPTION NEWCASTLE. Gentlemen, —I can myself speak of our Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when everything else has failed, and the patients ...
... Bow County Court, a smartly-dressed lady stopped into the defendants* box. Judge French—Are you the defendant? Defendant (speaking at hurricane pace) —Yes, and 1 here becauce I don’t owe the money, and I never gave him instructions, and he promised to ...
... CUKES OF CONSUMPTION NEM CASTLE. Gentlemen,—l can myself speak of our Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when everything else has tailed, and the patients ...
... low J It is of me they are thinking In their hearts, I know. And scarce a word is spoken, side by side they sit: And if they speak there is little Of what they think in it. Love blessing, surely; It should make us glad : Pitv, with so much loving, Three ...
... STONEHAVEN LISTENS. Stonehaven listens when neighbour speaks, for there could more straightforward, honest evidence than the word one who lives among us. i& Stonehaven resident who speaks here. Mrs B. Wood, 2, Street. Stonehaven, says.— “For some months ...
... It is of me they are thinking In their hearts, I know. And scarce a word is spoken, As si ’e by side they sit: And if they speak, there is little Of what they think in it. Love is a blessing, surelt; should make us glad : Pity, with much loving, Three ...
... FORM— make remarks about the food at dinner. talk about things which only interest yourself. contradict friends when they are speaking. To grumble about your home and relations to outsiders To say smart things which may-hurt somoone’s feelings. To drees shabbily ...
... ASQUITH AT GLASGOW Asquith, speaking at the opening the new Liberal Club Glasgow Saturday, said that during the last three years, the Government had been endeavouring carry out the pledger which Ssr Henry; Campbell-Bannerman gave to the electors. They ...
... First—Draw a long breath so as to fill the lungs with air to their fullest extent. Second- Divide the sentence you wish to speak into syllables and make a motion for each syllable by biiuging the fust finger the right band and thumb together or-by marking ...
... CURES OF CONSUMPTION NEW6ASTLK. Gentlemen,—l can myself speak of our Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when everything else has failed, and the patients ...