... acquainting your readers with the discovery of an instrument for toe alleviation of deafness, called the awiiphone. My wife suffers from the infirmity of deafness. When I sing, she accompanies me on the piano, but she cmin-4 do it without first getting a ...

... w eGonds • I reinenib r hearing tt• him' sing, and had to sib what the sound *as shoo 1 it ; bad never beer.l my children coin now it is mach • del It to heir them. W.toin three months the tuna le.th ear. pal rely, sod I could ever)tinuit perfect ...

... Lampeter Girls' School on the usual terms to begin from January lat. Deaf and Dumb.—A letter from E. Jones in referent, e to the nayment for the main-I tenance of his daughter (who is deaf and I dumb) at the Swansea Institution, was con-I sidered. It was ...

... leaders on this The young African brought to this country by Mr. fitanley Is ti have an exoelleut ear for music Ile spends much of ties, in singing • tender eons which calla up re• collections of his home The ref raid - - Strilliklyaya amboboloyon ...

... one acre hr literature. His wife predeceased hint about least singing in the choir last who over or wheat or oats ii.-e advised to All op tie no. leaves two sops n we'.' also present and singing at the 11t711 fo-f. . form in accordance with tbs. instructions ...

... with interest, for he remained stock-still, though Dines launched a few witticisms at him, which fell harmlessly upon his deaf ears. At last Naos, exseparated at weave to parmq • Ire to dd fellow. s with a umiak wheliVio diii o pened eaddisigy. (T• k eistieue4) ...

... After toe the eidieben sang sacr unc al s teme sawed mimic, th e by Mho gnus, who M have been very fa teaching the anima to sing. DOLTORWTII. Asswarms.—The Rev. Geo. Gwyn, the ineumhsat, entertained the 'heir and a few trim& to Anse the ether day. The ...

... poor appli cant for church membership ; let us close our eyes to the 'rottenness of our ways, and by all means let our ears be deaf to the groans of the lower creation. There is in existence a society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and some ...

... members of the choir sang solos, amongst whom were Eoe Padarn, and Maselwyd Jones, whose singing was very much appreciated. A most enjoyable meeting wee terminated by singing the National Anthem. Foorsau..—Northern Welsh shame cup. The home team were beaten ...

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... disorderly on the Turnpike Road. His brother afterwards took him home.—The defendant was as deaf as a post and everything that was said had to be shouted in his ear by the police of lear.—His explanation was that he wanted togo home one way, but his brother ...

... that country'. decay. Plato and Ariatotde warned the in vain not In .acridee military dutieq to athletic. Greece turned a deaf ear to her prophets, and became, as Momaen sad,. land in whi,h athletic, were found everywhere and eoldiere now. Pa Rome the ...