... THE DUMB SPEAK. INTftIXSTIN'G STORY FEOM TABIS. Dr. Drouot, professor at the National institution for the Deaf and Dumb 111 Paris, contributes Nature paper the singular case of a dumb person suddenly recovering the power of speech. A child living the ...

... SPEAK KINDLY, Never speak ■ word unkind, Always part in peace ; Unkind words may leave behind Stings which never cease. Some may soon forgotten be, Others deeply lie kooted in the memory. And can never die. Yoe may never he. e belom Meet with some again ...

... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. Mrs. Sandh7:l4:lbeis — ;olrreally think this hat is ton high t Mr. S. Yes, by about ten dollars, dear: ...

... CARILEAS SPEAKING. A careless manner of steed, seem, to be • general fault. who know how to talk, who write in aecordance with the rules of grammar, and quickly detect incorrectness of speech in others, are among the offenders. - I will try and see him ...

... THEY DO NOT SPEAK. He: “Winkle isn’t even friends with the girl who broke oft her engagement, with him, is he * She: **Oh, no. When she sent back his riug by express, she labelled it *Glass, with eare.”” THE UNLUCKY THIRTEEN. “Yes,” she replied, “ 1 suppcse ...

... SPEAK THE TRUTH. Speak thou the wruth, Let others fence And trim their words for pay ; In plcasant sunshine o(rlam Let others Pask their day. Guard theu the fact : though clouds of night Down on thy watch-tower stoop; Theugh thou shouldst see thine Leart's ...

... Speak for Yourself. The Chairman took exception to Mr. Sheldon's statement that the Council did not appear very enthusiastic when they met. Councillor Sheldon : That was my impression. The Chairman : That was your impression. Speak for yourself. They ...

... STILL SPEAKING. According to the Berlin evening newspapers, yeeterday. the William, tbe occasion of his risk to said •' My solicitude for the town aims seeing it more and more fully equipped as fortress town, in order that it may he able to withstand ...

... WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. 1111011.—Ponsmiug thar4ct•listir qualsty io • narked &gm*. drink oltldNAßY.—Artvrding to e•teblid.rl order. eurtommtr, Toe many Comaiwtkon Advertise •Mir Rem me Hie they wean •u Deceive a. well by overarm ▪ et she leagues. end. MESSRS ...

... WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. 4k Letire 10 be characteristio qmality in & marked degree e e v 23 O rable o «“TILLOTSON & SON, ‘Journal’ Cfos,” Boltem, dinidusl by seme. AND SON (Mary Tiliotson, 'lum.w %M Bolton ; elsd p-bncd by » 3 . padshewgate, Leigh: Zzl ...

... exclude public speaking in the Park. He thoaght there was no bye-law to |:n~n-m public speakinz. But if the doors of the Park were opened on this occasion for public speaking then many other public bodies, who at the present time did their speaking in the streets ...

... WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK NMDITM. Midule p!ara Tee Comprow• Adlntim .Imi wasp - mean Orkairy. set Dome. eaesll bf c quality 10 • metal depot. onarecunr.—Acterdieg w Mobtithed ceder, apalseary, cosmos, mil. HA2ID • IN • HAND POI SI • AIXTEZN t. week. thee b ...