THE DUMB Rev r. T. Anderson, OF
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THE DUMB Rev r. T. Anderson, OF
Christian county in this state. has succeed
ed in teaching several young men who
were born deaf and dumb, to hear and
speak distinctly This is wonderful, but ii
is true. The editor of the LOUSY llle
Courier after long interview with one OF
Mr.. Anderson's pupils. thus writes:


"From our interview with MIR. Todhun
ter, we are fully convinced, that under Mr..
Anderson's sy stem of Instruction, the deaf
and dumb can be SO taught as 10 enunclate
most words In common use, with consider
able distinctness, even to those unaccustom-
ed to the peculiar tone or sounG OF the
voice of the speaker; while to those who are
in constant intimacy with and become hab-
ltuated to the voice aud pronunciation OF the
speaker. there would not be the slightest
difficulty in understanding him. Mr.. A. 8
system is certainly very great improves
ment in the instruction of the dumb. and In
our judgement, should be introduced Into all
the schools tor this purpose"