... ABOUT HAND-SPEAKING. The deaf and dumb, as every one knows, speak by means of their fingers. How many words, then, can a good hand-speaker form in a minute? Ac- cording to the Postal Telegraph Deoartment, the average number of letters per word in the ...

... MR. ROBERT HINDLE SPEAKS. Mr. Robert Hindle, Proprietor of the Peel Arms, Salford, Blackburn. Not on politics or religion, but on a matter that affects the health of Blaokburn people. Being one of our own residents his word will have weight. Mr. Hindle ...

... I MR. ROBERT HINDLE SPEAKS. i Mr. Robert Hindle, Proprietor of the Peel Arms, Salford, Blackburn. Not on politics or religion, but on a matter that affects the health of Blackburn people Bern* one of out own residents his word will have weurtit Mr ...

... commend himself .n the sig-ht of God. If he speak to the intellect, the philosopher can rival him. If he speak to the imagination, his brightest efforts pale before tho dazzling images of the poetVbrain. If he speak to the pi-sions, the polit-00l demagogue ...

... girl I'd love to love is fair, And modest, young, and kind; Her eyes are deep with love, and there Is beauty in her mind. She speaks to all come gentle word, Yet never seetneth sad; She's nature's child, just like a bird, To see her makes me glad. And in ...

... did not wish to speak as to the cause of the war, he had nothing to do with that, and so we knew the position he was in. He wanted to lay stress upon the treatment of the Dutch-speaking peoples of Cape Colony. He was not now speaking of rebels, or anything ...

... them of life. They might ask him (the speaker) if he could speak of Shakeepeare as a prophet, or could he even speak of him in amy sense as a religions man. He assured them he would not care to speak to them at all if he did not think he was both. He laid ...

... mm A MISSIONARY'S CHARMED LITE. Speaking at a missionary meeting at the Central Hall, Manchester, on Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Dr. .1. G. Paton, the veteran of the Hebrides' Mission, said he went to the new group of Hebrides 42 years ago. The islands ...

... anxious to know more of them, are they to mauags to get on more than mere casual speaking terms? If they may not walk out with young men, cr have them into the kitchen, or speak'to them in fri.nds houses in more than just a casual acquaintance way how are ...

... audience consisted of only one person. He ad-dressed him thus : I speak to all the wise men of Athens, and he would ad- v:so Mr. Rhodes to take that view and think that he was speaking to the wise men and women of Rishton. Mr. Whittaker went on to say ...

... because the children of that lady's house would soon adopt the style of speaking they heard Eliza use, and that would not do at any price. When I hear a little girl or boy speak, I can tell what sort of a home he or she has, even if I have never been ...

... -*m AN ARCHBISHOP ON THE STAGE. Archbishop Walsh, speaking at Dublin on Sun- day, referred to what he considered the scandalous condition of the Dublin stage. Although he had no direct personal knowledge of the matter he knew two gentlemen who told him ...