... 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 ...

... instances: Amongst the Kaffir,', when the suitor calls to make the acquaintance of the girl,the latter speaks to him through her brother, for she will act speak to hint direct. Amongst the Tao and allied tribes is an institution with.), might call surety or ...

... height, the man gravely saluted and stood at attention, gazing critically at the General, but not speaking • work. Kitchener waited a moment for the man to speak, and then asked what he had to say._ Just this, colswored the trooper. When I left Ottawa ...

... part. I shall always be disposed to listen with respectful and friendly attention. Ido not. know clown to this moment of my speaking to you whether Lord Rosebery p er to us from the interior of our political tinade or from some 'vantage-ground outside. I ...

... sesesure of truth is this Ido not duty. Brew paths kaows bow dills:aft it is to be and at the awe tinie—Os speak the bulk ohm and plow everybody midis speak . leg. There a brewer one came of the word. Bow shall the Mak questing be dealt with so that Ws veto ...

... have bad somerides just lately . on my motor bicycle ; only once have I experienced trouble. This was owing to the faulty speaking plug. I regretted not havirm a spare plug with me. Henceforth. I will always carry one when riding, and would advise others ...

... bloeso feeblest. This seems to want a little explanation. A blouse bodice, like the dress, is a bodice, but generally speaking, when we speak of a blouse, we mean thing distinct (rem the skirt. A blouse that matches the slCrt is still fashionable, but then ...

... following letter, addressed to the editor of the Tine. : his speech last night my friend Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman asks me if I speak from the interior of his political tabernacle or front sumo vantage-ground outside. Ile says that he practically put that ...

... for the dinners of the ninety men who lodge at the section house. While he went down the steps in front of the station to speak to the cook. a man coolly walked up and under the verneyes of the police wheeled the cabbages away. He had no doubt watched ...

... LORD ONSLOW ON THE WAR. Tire Earl of Onalow, speaking at a l'ilionist meeting at Bath, acknowledged the 'att . :, •• :0 of Lord Rosebery in connection with the war, and raid his attitude had done much towards neutraliuing the pernicious effects of the ...

... MR BRODRICK ON THE ARMY. Mr. Brodrick, Secretary of State for War, speaking le reply to the toast of his Majesty's Ministers, at the dinner of the Guildford Corporation, said that the late war had abewn the necessity for certain reforms in the department ...

... secular clergy, of which I speak in 'The Fortnightly Review,' has been gradually forming for slung while. It has, I believe, been definitely organis3d for several months. The leaders have only been waiting for an opportunity to speak and act. They put themselves ...