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... THE DUMB SPEAKS. According to the Paris correspondent of the Teleyraph, Dr. Charcot, of the SalpAriere Hospital, has been continuing with considerable success those experiments on hysteric and hypnotic patients which have already been referred to in your ...
... SPEAKING CLOCKS. In Switzerland they have commenced making phonographic clocks and watches which, it appears, leave .anything heretofore accomplished far in the shade, ily merely pressing the button of the new timepiece, it pronounces the hour distinctly ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Paris Correspondent of the Pall Mall Gazette writes :— “ An interesting sale of autographs has just taken place here. One of the most curious letters disposed of was wiien by Mme. de Campan in the year VIL of the Republic to Joseph ...
... (Left speaking.) (A portion only of the following appeared la our first impression yesterday.) HOUSE OP COMMONS-TnuRSDAr. THE PEACE PRESERVATION BILL. a division, Downing's amendment was rejected 250 to 84, Mr BUTT moved an amendment that warrants to ...
... WILLIAM SPEAK, Bill Poster and D ISTEIBUTOE, Bags to inform the pablic of Todmorden snd District thst commenced business on his own sooonnt, snd is prepared to take all kinds of contract work. Dated bills posted on the most reasonable terms. All work ...
... WRITING AND SPEAKING. Why do not men write as they speak? Why do they not convey their meaning in booke in the good ribs:) , English which they employ the dinner table, or when giving their household orders? Such are the absurd questions that are asked ...
... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story : A most singular experience has just befallen a Rhondda collier, named David Davies, of Troherbert. He was one of the many sufferers by the memorable explosion at Penycraig ...
... NOTIIING TO SPEAK OF. A clergyman was called upon to perform a marriage ceremony for a couple in middle life. “Have you ever Leen married before?” asked the clergyman of the bridegroom. “No, sir.” “llave youn ?” to the bride. S “ Well, yes, | have,” replied ...
... ON TRUTH-SPEAKING• Text —Deltoid the nianne he spike the trathe, II ce,. greater than a kyage. Nr HEACERh: I will tell you the truth: There is not one among five thousand of you who has the moral tv,ldness to tell the honeOt, wholesome, salutary truth ...
... WILLIAM SPEAK, Bill Postek and Distributor, B»gt to iolorm the pabllc Todmordon ud District UdU hot oOßMonod baslness Us own sooonnt, sad is prsparsd to Uks nil kinds of contract work. Dntsd bills posted tbs most reasons bis terms. All work entrusted ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. THE following circumstances, drawn from the personal experience of Mr. Isaac Whick, of the Borough Arms* Dudley Street, Wedoeabury. are important mod really remarkable that they cannot help bat be interest and value to all readers ...
... SPEAKING TO GOD. We turn from the loom to the weaver. What an old man be hardlj seems strong enough for his task I His face is very worn, hot utterly patient; and, as he slowly pushes the beam backwards and forwards, it is as if bis thoughts were in some ...