... SPEAK MRS Rev. A. RITCHIE, M.A., a. I'n•alde . it of the Scottlfth National Christian Endeavour Cajon. Rev. DONALD M'NIOOL, SACRED SWAYS ~111 sung. 'Mae anxious to learn whet ehri,t;an En ilearour is and all intert,teit in the MOS client, are heartily ...

... THE ART OF SPEAKING. The foundation of speaking is reading ; if yon read badly, you will not speak welL Now run over in yoar thoughts list of your acquaintances ; bow many of them can stand up and otter two sentences on the most commonplace subject without ...

... SPEAK SOFTLY. Speak softly, gently ever There is iser part ; For harsh w ords pierce like The jearning, loving heart. As gems reflect in brightness Every flitting beam, Lei words reflect in kindness Love’s sunny, love-lit gleam. Speak softly, gently ever; ...

... IT SPEAKS FORCIBLY. THE CHOICEST DANISH BUTTER, only is per Lb. ALL OPPCeIITION IS TVA DI 4 TANCIL PRICES THAT •RING HUNDREDS. The BEST SOAP down to Sid per Large Der. Large Bars o f SOAP, only each. IT Its The Finest Home-Made RASP and RHUBARB JAM, Only ...

... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To-day a* 1 pen these line*, one picture from the long-viuiiahed past rise* in my memory dearly as though it hung wall before my eye*. i* of a boy about fourteen year* old, propped up in « great arm-chair with pillows and bed-clothe* ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. ol!' i u u * 1 t ’''' ! '. m ...

... E hfR. MGT SPEAKING OY A EN The the Dollar Timm the Caswell beth, Wool) sod N,t. h•-11. TAP Towle (Mr A. J. erotism) ran on attend.n owl Miff do smote of losl in thr wmul..d the MOM' Mg. The (leek read • letter frog Bailee Tonna 'dating that a• he ...

... THE PROOF-READER SPEAKS OUT. THE proof-reader has long shared with the ingent eouitiositer the reputation fur that total depravity which has made a writer say see the pale martyr with shirt on Ire, when he wrote in sheet of tire, and to ask is ...

... THE GOODS WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. You will lie convinced that this genuine ALL that Ladies and Children can require. ALL Dress that heart can desire or money buy. ALL that is comfortable and useful for holiday wear. Remnants and Oddments in all Depavtments ...

... miss (MAMMA:LAIN SPEAKS. TIl DIIIIIINEMM AND A.. Hi IN A LITT . - It worn ha owlish to kneeled when o tear he the meow of helping elbow : that to the of an laterrotimt intent.. ht . Mow Daly oho spoke with hal eat of her mother Road. Waloall , . so a ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BAILIE CALDER. A meeting the Electric Committ.e th« Town Council was held in the Hu'ucipjl Bui diuf* on evening. Caldcr, convener the Committee, presided, and there were also present Provoat Bailies Duff, Crawford, and Ccu*in. Dean of d ...

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