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... LITERALLY SPEAKING. Uncle Mose aspired to the elective office of justice of the pesos in the black bottom part of the town. One bar there was to his preferment: he con' neither read nor write. His master advised him to go to the commissioner of elections ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following circumstances, drawn from the personal experience of Mr. Isaac Whick, of the “Borough Arms,” Dudley-etreet, Wednesbury, are so important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be of interest and value to readers ...
... LEGALLY SPEAKING. lawyer who for many years had shocked • large number of his friend's by his rather liberal views on religion recently died. A friend of the deceased who cut short a trip to hurry back to town fur the purpose of attending the last rites ...
... LEGALLY SPEAKING. lawyer who for many years had aboard • large number of his friends be his rather liberal views on religion recently died. A friend of the deceased who cut short a trip to hurry . back to town for the purpose of attending the last rites ...
... FREE TO SPEAK. An old negro woman had been with a eer• tain family in the South for many years. Owe day Ler rri.tress had occasion to reprints:li her quite sharply for something that had gor.2 wrong. The newest. said nothing at the time, but a little ...
... Teaching: the Dumb to Speak. A writer the Quiver gives an account/of tl» wonderful work done in teaching deaf mutes. Let us look into the class-room, says, at theClerkcnwell school which is occupied the lowest clsso, and watch the very first st#ps in ...
... woman speaks. In the mouth of the Firth of Forth is famous rock—the Bell Rock—on which many vessel bos beeu wrecked fog and storm. But now there is never any euch calamity, for great Bell has been placed on the rock, and when rock ia bidden fog, tho bell ...
... PI.AIN SPEAKING. HIS AITTTUi)E TOWARDS THE TRADES DISPLTES BILL. Recently colliery surface workers at Cortonuooj wrote Sir E. Mappin, M P a-.king hi'u Hie Trades Disputes and, m reply, rect ivc«l pronounced liegitive. the letter effect (similar to the ...
... SPEAKS DAILY AT THREE . JJLACE, gAENStET. EHECiIATISM TRV.\TF.n and TEETH EXTRACTED ...
... Uli. CORDER SPEAKS. Mr. S. B. Hrook-street. LUtlo Duniuow, E*xex, llm following statement : “Last November I was hi-d with pains in back and side. If 1 .stooged could not get straight again, for when attempted raise myself as back waa coming two. I could ...
... WILL SPEAK FOR ITSELF. REMEMBER—Our TEAS are tlie BEST in the Liatriut. UNEQUALLED IN STRENGTH DELICIOUS IN FLAVOUR- COFFEE JS, PER POUND. Only a email percentage Chicory aillcU- N°‘ 11 HEAPSII)K jurist 1887. c * ™^ grand selection nR IST MAS JIRUXTS ...
... WHITE COULD HARDLY SPEAK. The Dully Mail correspondent adds: General White and bis staff went to meet and welcome the gallant band, who were met in the principal street. difficult to say which shewed the greatest pleasure, the relieved or the relievers ...