TACT.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11398, 15 April 1899, Page 6

TACT.

' Tact is horn with some men, .md women, and those, who have it use their gift instinctively. It is not measured alike lo those who have it. Men possess it in different decrees'; while other?, again, are wanting in it altogether. It is the outcome of intellectual and temperamental qualifications, and implies possession of clear perceptions, quick imagination, and delicate sensibilities. It is these that give a tactful person his subtle intuition of another's mental processes and modes of feeling, and it- was tact and sound reasoning that'actuated Mr ,T. Stewart. 407 Collins street, Melbourne, manager of the Campbell's Creek Dredging Company. Castlcmaine, in laying aside prejudice and adopting the use of Warner's Safe Cure when suffering from liver complaint. He had the tact to give

credence to his friends' experience. Now he writes : " I have used Warner's Safe Cure for some time for my liver, and find it superior to anything that could be obtained. I. am fully convinced it is a. splendid medicine for the above complaint, and I feel justified in recommending it to all liver subjects." known marmalade manufacturer, of Dundee, £521,025^ Mr John Hurll, Woodneuk, Gartcosh, £119,495; Mr William Craig, agent of the Union Bank of Scotland, Dumfries, £69,869; Air A. J. Brough, spinner and ; manufacturer, Dundee, £38,764; the Countess-Dowager of Ailsa, £34,582; Mr George Wilson, manufacturer, Hawick, £28,463; Mr John Flockhart, banker, Colinsburgh, . Fife, £24,467. •'. ; . .' :■: According to the annual report of Glasgow University, just issued, the number of students in that,seat: of.learning is 1836; of whom 264 are women. -.''. •.' ;. A.Day at "'Appy 'Ampstead" is thoroughly: enjoyed: by the East End poor, as is amply picved by the immense crowds who flock there every Bank Holiday. The pure air and bracing atmosphere to be found on the breezy heights, of Highgate and its neighbourhood cannot fail to. benefit those who can only"spend & few hours in their midst: Holidays, however, cannot, be fully enjoyed by those persons who art suffering from disease. Holloway's fills and Ointment can speedily remove this drawback to pleasure if a fair trial is only afforded, them. As a cure for rheumatism, gout, feverc, diarrhoea, diseases of the slim, scrofula,' ulcere, sores, burns, or old' wounds, they are beyond competition.—7l. ■ ; , • ■