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... SLAVERY AND LABOUR. in regard to labour supply which follow the emancipation of slaves are referred to in reports by Mr. W. P. &grave from Baltimore, and by Mr. F. 8. Hampshire, Acting Consul at Santos. in Brasil. Mr. Begrave says that the Maryland farmers ...
... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. Mt. C. I. Allen, secretary of the Anti-Slavery scciety, sends the following condensed amount from their correspondent in Tangier rattail, a negro, aged 22, has been working industriously in the port of Tangier for two rare, and has ...
... THE SLAVERY OF DRINK. The very important subject of the drinking habits of our own and other countries has attracted a great deal of attention lately, and resulted in a regular newspaper controversy, two leading morning contemporaries devoting a great ...
... SLAVERY IN CHINA. In a recent report to the Department of State in Washington. Colonel Denby, the United Rates Minister to Pekin, says that Chinese writers attribute the origin of slavery in that country to crime, the first slaves being felons. They were ...
... Ants-Slavery Society %lumped ,. easels p rier the ruin of 50.000 francs out of the fund of —For as Oil to snake the Hair glos sy , and lase-3141.ia et francs given to him toy Pope Leo XIII. for his astr for CARTER'S COLOGNIC OIL Price anti-slavery mission ...
... same with es ? Each of us is forgies a break. Every bad habit I becomes a link in the chain, which will bind in hopeless slavery, the sad that mazes it. Acts form habits. Let your acts be beautiful and anist-like, and habits will be likewise.—P. 8. 8 ...
... honour, and competence. &MANUA, TIM FAITHFUL KAFFUL A story of South African life which shows something of the horrors of slavery as it was in the past, and as it is still in parts away from British influence. There is adventure enough to plow any boy ...
... the : soutlean er..t•. hih, cuing to the elitnate. it, re..l fur ft.ture SLAVERY IN BRAZI.L Consul tevens, in his report on the trade and consmercy of thus wftes as regards slavery and labour in Brazil: Matters continue much in the condition menti(wed ...
... —Reass-Foralsbiag Commissar:at. II:us. It. Grant A Memory. Fa e,..ulbrith Hughcy. MackelOt L-.-td-L3e .ed. SarAtiel Parma.; Jr. Slavery Went out of Politics. Wlth I,J.tr.uLt lin.p.k* Pomo of Nature. F. I. s 4- LLvt•fige --Storks of Glr:s' College Lirc. :I ...
... Broom, of Harpies Ferry. and, Indeed, by ali the leaders of the famous crus le which eventually resulted in the abolition of slavery In the United Maim. Of his autobiography, of which an Engliek edition has bees published by Mr. Julia Lobb, Mr. John Bright ...
... pronounced and unmanpromiskqg a as the proveebiol ebony, was captared by the Arabs he 12 years old. and &win three years of slavery eodured the Miendnable enmity. In WM, however, General Gordon set him free ead hooded idea over to the care O f a miesionary ...
... who men, but the money ol fools. So says Philosopher Hobbes. He is quite right and ot all the aorta of slavery that men are 'abject to, the slavery of word, is the one from which we are slowest to break away. For 'maple t Mrs. Elise Chandler, of Hatton ...