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... SPEAK NO Let asspeak no ill as we tread life's path, 'Tis above a noble mind ; Kmd words oft cheer the drooping heart, And leave no sting behind. If we our own book open wide, And read it lice by line, Enough therein we're sure to ace To lessen a neighbour's ...

... Speaking to Mothers. A grateful parent tells of her debt of gratitude to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. For the sake of all women broken In health, and particularly for the benefit of suffering mothers, I wish to make known the debt of gratitude I owe to ...

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... SPEAKING CONTEST MID-GLO’SHIRE SECOND NATIONAL COMPETITION in? fiorn Chippenham and Mid-Gloucester• competed the final stage of the Speaking Competition of the Junior d League which was held at the Caxton London. ■ (sor.ting the Wesrex and West Midland ...

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... SPEAK GENTLY Speak gently! 'tie a little thing Dropp'd in the heart's deep well: The good. the joy. that it may bring Eternity shall tell. —O. W. Langford. TO-DAY AND ITS OPPORTUNITIES. To-day iw yesterday return'il; return'd Full power'd to cancel, expiate ...

... SPEAK. Ties farm and site of the eyes,' lays as °cubit, are unerring indica* times of character. Oblique eyes show craftiness. A full, round pupil denotes licklenees and passion. Very large eye, in a very small Nee are often a sign of latent malevolence ...

... SPEAK UP! Judge Retakes Witnesses. I Several complaints were ni-.de by Mr. tice Hawke at Nottinghamshire Assizes Saturday concerning tiie w»j in which evidence *>■ given in an undertone number divorce pet tions. After asking them to apeak loader on aevearl ...