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... the organs of speech in deaf mutes are quite as perfect as in those who speak. They cannot speak simply because they bear. Even hearing children have to to as every be taught speak, parent knows, and they learn because they cin ‘hear and are able to imitate ...
... of the employment, and therefore gill not speak; and in the case of civilians— The SPEAKER—Order, order. The hon. amember is really making speech and an ar- ot the question. (Cries of Grae oO der. The question is how it is pro- to protect witnesses who ...
... A WHIFF OF PARIS AND THE EXHIBITION. (BY AN OCCASIONAL CONTRIBUTOR. Mr Gladstone used to speak of the inspiring of “a spray of Italy.” The present sriter took it suddenly into his head the other jav to have a whiff of Paris and its exhibi- yon, and at ...
... Generally speaking, season tickets have dur ing the past eight or ten days bean eelling at the rate of 1000 a day. This recalls the ar cumetance that during the week previous to the opening of the 1888 Exhibition no fewer than 20,000 scason tickets were ...
... ” The fether of Principal Story. one) 16s w of his early Yetholm friends, speaks of him as having a passion for climbing bills notwith-! Oli Put standing his lameness, and speaks of How- nam Law, which is some 1400 feet high, as fit, consecrated ground ...
... Interesting Letter from a Nurse. Speaking from the standpoint cf an experienced Nurse and also as a Mother. C 4 re. YP a “ ...
... sured against the imposition of an export duty CONSERVATIVE CRITICISMS. Speaking at Chatham yesterday, Sir Horatio Davies, M.P., said be agreed with the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer that the war should be paid for, but he differed from him as to the ...
... JTNITED EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION. in the Brace Traixtvo 64 Dothwell Street. The NOON PRAYER MERTING will he heid Speake Mr WM. THOMSON, Jcs. ...
... never t use yot ment f soon af his ow also thi io speak well for th if monials as the fore remedy but if it + Emulsion is not a ¢ the term. Its liver oil which it presents this oi) in sensitive palate, Scotts Ei form of coc formula not there is to lose ...
... a CHA T ABOUT LONDON FASHIONS. Lonpos, Friday Evening. ly. the price of ‘ur will! y resort speaks tru sed as the season ad- the worst of it is that hand and with this rt comes the news that te be very much worn. The cory little last vear are again to ...
... Dec. 5. At the meeting of the Afrikander Board today Mr Cronwright Schreiner, on rising to speak, met with great reception. He said thet Eagiand would neither know the truth nor do the right. (Cheers.) After dwelling on the ill-treatment which the co ...
... THE CLOSURE. A SLIGHT UP. Mr H. E. Duke rose to speak, when BALPOUR moved that the question be now pat, at which there wae a noise from the -CHAIRMAN proceeded to put the he cleared. motion for closure, and ordered the House to Mr WILLIAM REDMOND, sitting ...