... METAPHORICALLY SPEAKING. Lct Y us nip this monster in the bud before it overwhelms us as an oncoming tidal wave! shouted the young politician. Perhaps.' said an experienced campaigner in the Lick of the hall. it uould be better to smoke it out of ...

... SPEAKING TIORTICULTURALLY. Oldest Inhabitant: Yes, sir, seventy-nine long years I've-a-lived ; an' Parson sex that come next April I shall be an octogeranium ! FRETFUL FATTIER. We're going to learn fretwork at school. mother. Then I shall send you ...

... SPEAKING TO JURYMEN. WHAT A POLICE-DPIPICEit °VERA.. HEARD. It was stated, at the °outlines:6. ea effeeass beard on Saturday at the Old, Bailey is which Stephen John Shuster (fliirty-eight) ? hairdresser, was charged rty Hone tout with having received ...

... Teaching the Dumb to Speak. A writer in the (juicer gives an account of the wonderful work done in teaching deaf mutes. Let us look into the class-room, he says, at the Clerkeo• well school which is occupied by the lowest class, and watch the very first ...

... KESWICK SPEAKS TO AMBLESIDE. Even a little ray of light shines large on a dark night, and she smallest crumb of comfort is eagerly matched at by those who are starving. How greatly then will be this splendid news from Keswick, bear. leg with it a message ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY CIII-REHPEOPLE. Mr. W. D. Crewdson The obje:Sion to the Education Act of 1902 was not an educational objection, but a platform or sectarian objection by people who were not friends of the Church of England. The whole question of education ...

... WHITE COULD HARDLY SPEAK. Tho holly Aid correspondent adds: General White and his staff went to meet and welcome the gallant band, who were met in the principal street. It is difficult to say which chewed the greatest pleasure, the relieved or the relievers ...

... MR. CORDER SPEAK 3. Mr S B C.,rder, Brook Street. Little Dunmow, m‘kes the following etatemeot:— lAm November I •as laid up with pains in my bark end 6-de. If I •tooped I could not pet straight again, for whnn I attemprel to eels. myse fit seemed as if ...

... SPEAKING ACROSS I.ra3 MILES. The Canadian Pacific Railway has installed a special copper wire between Winnipeg and Montreal for their telegraphone $' t, by means which two message—one by hipbone and the other by telegraph—can lw iratiAnitted over the ...

... DACOITY IN BENGAL ENGLISH-SPEAKING YOUTHS A dacoity near Daulatpnr, in the Nadia district, forma a remarkable addition to the aeries of robberies by educated Bengalis, says Use Bombay correspondent of the Tires. Fourteen respectably - dressed youths committed ...

... flow to Make a Flame Speak. Some time ago Simon, Duddell, and ()then' exhibited electric arcs which could speak or act as telephone receivers wbAn they were properly conbetted to a microphone. Now two Russians, thildiddiewski and Batschinski, in the daisies ...

... CABINET AND THE LORDS. MR. DIBRELL'S PLAIN SPEAKING. Speaking at Warrington, on Saturday night, Mr. Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, said the House of Lords had thrown out the Licensing Bill because they thought they might extort better terms, either ...