... in limb and body, has a defect in his speech of a most singular character. The patient, lad of ten, and English by birth, speaks a jargon which cannot be understood; and many have examined him, but could not exactly | diagnose the cause of the phenomenon ...

... way. Ths only way to discover wtoethsr did was to got bios to kwak «the phonograph. Tlie led, several renliemen, wee asked speak tba Lord’s Prsyvr sad the alphabet. Ssvaalcjltodsn were made this way, ind when a comparison was insSttukd between the rarious ...

... this? The people who live among the Parnellites in Ireland or the people who do not? Beyond all doubt the former alone can speak with authority on the point. And their testimony is unanimously to the effect that their position under Home Rule WOULD BE ...

... Acts and I’eraunf, Mr Glad*tens sets liimself the task of rcJtessiog tbe or pieua and blame with to Ad* AN AGS OF GIANTS. * Speaking of poll Ural clurACtcrittkA of the time, lie .-—•‘Wither rightly or wrcaely, I thiok ihit,in Ibe point moat caittstlid of ...

... westerly part Gal way. The tenants estate speak Irish, many them being inoapible of understanding English. The Irish patriots, of wbcm we hear much—Parneii, Dillon, O Brien, and Co.—are not even able to speak the Irish language, bat are compelled to ...

... whether inflamma- tory, relaxed, ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, Sec. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the hriski- ness, dryness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over ...

... been countermanded almost three weeks in advance. Therefore it clear that the Pbemler's friends see no Dossibility his able speak in' public within the next three weeks. Next we are told that his Lordship is suffering from a chill, and that his indisposition ...

... enjoy complete immunity from an epidemic of colds and sore throats which is prostrating all Europe. A foreigner to whom I was speaking on the subject to-day remarked that there was nothing singular in the phenomenon, since England has become proof against ...

... matter very logically and strikes straight out from the shoulder, like honest men should. is not the only staunch Radical that speaks oat, only many of them are too timid to so public. There is one point, however, ia Geordy's letter that I should like him ...

... was truly marvellous. The ousijrhtly sad painful spots commenced at once to disappear, sad I am now almost well. I cannot speak too highly of this medicine and its blood-cleansing properties. You may make what use you like of this letter, aad I shall ...

... Mayor, Mr. Alderman Wood, a Sunday School teacher and large employer, brought into frequent intercourse with those of whom he speaks. There is no doubt that he is, great extent, correct, There has hitherto been very little evidence that the paucity of educational ...

... whether Inflammatory, relaxed. ' ulcerated, horseness, swollen tonsils, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, &c. These constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huskiness, dry- ness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over-exer- ...