A Very Good Idea, Mr. Bell

Londox, Juii" 'M - ïbe eridence which Mr. Graham Bell has ; laced before tba royal commission for the educatiOD of deaf mutes bas created a profound impressiou. In cousequeuce of the tendency of deaf mutes to intermarry, Mr. Bell apprehends the possibility of a dístinct family of human beings who are thus uufortunate. He advocates the training of deaf mutes in ordinary language by meaus of artioulatiou raethods, and strongly recommends their association with hca1"' " Deople.