... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following ni, j . are mipoi-i.r remarks Die t.uit cannot, help hut be value to ail readers Bitter. louowar*. first, (.ratituna tnat hare saveafrom horrible and, secondly, desire to warn all who read this statement aeairs some ...

... SPEAKING OF FISH. Yon kin tell some pretty heavy fish stories, yon kin. he observed, as he threw hia leg over barrel and kicked the dog nnder the bar. Some of yer narratives is right interestin', too; bnt I allow that sumthin' happened to the undersigned ...

... SPEAKING LIGHTHOUSES. The group-flashing system gives a very characteristic light, and one not to be confounded either with a fixed light or with one which flashes at equidistant intervals of time. It also permits of great variety. It is further said ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING TO THE AMERICANS. In the corjrae a speech delivered at banquet Syracuse, Dr. Beers, of Montreal, said: However differ politically, you respect our national convictions as you wish your own respected; and that you choose to hit us hard, ...

... VERY PLAIN SPEAKING. The Newcastle Chronicle designated the Premier's speech, at Penmaenmawr as arrant cant, and says :— Had any other mortal man pretended to deliver himself of the will of heaven it would have been termed blasphemous presumption, and ...

... THE SPEAKES OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Hon. the Speaker, actmg the the Government the members tne 5 Samoa,, has to his ekcted during the next Parliament, late ,',l and the continuous sittings have aSod Ids when the o the Parliament was Mr. Brand placed ...

... GHOST-SEEING AND SPEAKING We examples of ghost-hearing, of ghosts that present no visible image, but address themselves to the ear alone. Captain Rogers, commander of a ship called Tho Society, bound to Virginia 1664, while asleep m his cabin, dreamed ...

... THE GAELIC-SPEAKING- POPULATION. A return was issued among the parliamentary papers on Monday of the numbers the Gaelic-speaking people of Scotland under the Scottish census of 1881, from which it would appear that of a total population in Scotland of ...

... WHEN WILL MR. GLADSTONE SPEAK? . silence imposed by his physicians Mr. Gladstone is felt all along the whole line of national politics (says the Daily Telegraph). Until he speaks, scores of Liberal candidates are in dire perplexity as to the tone they ...

... MUTE WHO CAN SPEAK. Whoever and whatever may fail of an aU ,. he» New York, Dr. Isaac L. Peet is always sur ®° nation* he opens the doors of his Deaf and Dumb r f th» show the progress of his pupils. The 63rd J -j institution closed on Thursday, and ...

... SIR JOHN LUBBOCK TEACHING HIS DOG SPEAK. Writing to Xuture, Sir John Lubbock describes the progress mado'by his dog Van in the art of conversation. The essence idea, be says, was to havo various words, such as food, bone, water, out, &c, printed ...

... SIR JOHN LUBBOCK TEACHING HIS DOG SPEAK. Writing to Nature, . Sir John Lubbock describes tb© progress made by his dog Van in the art of conversation. The essence of my idea, he says, was to have various words, such as food, bone, water,** out ...