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... Tlh Tyranny of Tubbing B^ S. IL. Muaglhes. Plain Speaking-. A GREATLY daring medical man, Dr. Clarke, has just written a book in which he attacks a sound old British institution, the morning tub. He declares that the passion for cleanliness may be carried ...
... CITY NOTES. The Next Settlement begins on Sept. 2p. Speaking Generally. INVESTMENT business, while by no means what it ought to be, has begun to make its appearance again in the markets, but speculation in Mining shares is still as moribund as ever. The ...
... dropping of the aspirate. To speak with distinction is given to few of us, but learning to speak distinctly is as easy for the dullard as for the genius. The art of speaking distinctly, too, may beget the art of speaking with distinc tion. Distinction ...
... Mile. Genre's First Speaking Part The Greatest Dancer of the Day: Mile. Adeline Genee Johnston and Hoffman I'/io.o l>y Only those who have seen the incomparable grace and charm of this charming danseuse can really appreciate the poetry and lascination ...
... SPEAKING OR MUTE, ALL COMELINESS AND GRACE. v GRACE WAS IN ALL HER STEPS, HEAVEN IN HER EYE. IN EVERY GESTURE DIGNITY AND LOVE. Photographs by the Aristophot Co. ...
... Stevge. Mr. Jefferson, who was born at Philadelphia on February 20, 1829, Is the oldest actor of the first rank on the English speaking stage. He comes of an old English family of actors, and Is known all over the world for his representation of Rip Van Winkle ...
... centuries have called The Fair Maid of Galloway. The memory of her beauty lives. By S. R. CROCKETT. CHAPTER VI WILLIAM DOUGLAS SPEAKS Until one day by the little brook which they call the river of Cheverney, William Douglas had never spoken to me of our marriage ...
... OPENING OF PAKLI AMENT. HOW OUH STATESMEN SPEAK. Pathetic interest attends Lord Salisbury's reappearance in the House of Lords. On first-nights he is usually the principal attraction, and this Session he has a special claim to the sympathy of the Peers ...
... Actors on. the London. Stage who Never Speak. In the deluge of stage gossip that pours forth from all sorts of journals week in and week out nobody, as far as I can remem ber, has dealt with our dumb actors on the legitimate stage, although references ...
... A FRENCH METHOD OF TEACHING THE DUMB TO SPEAK. The method of teaching deaf and dumb children to speak in the school of the Abbé de l'Epée in Paris is extremely interesting. If the abbé, whose statue by the deaf and dumb sculptor, Félix Martin, stands ...
... THE GOVERNMENT'S CASE: LORD LANSDOWNE SPEAKING AT THE GUILDHALL BANQUET We can conceive no more terrible, no greater lifelong punishment than that of the remorse of I a Minister, or a body of Ministers, who, either from a fault of temper or from a love ...
... The Message Lord Rosebery Speaking at the Empire's Press Banquet at the White City Sir Hugh Graham. Lord Rosebery. The Archdeacon of London* We can and we will build Dreadnoughts, or whatever the newest type of ship may be, as long as we have a shilling ...