... NIGERIA. THlE YOUNGEST PROTINC. SLAVERY AN'D THlE FUTURE b On last Jubilee Day, the status of slavery P was formally abolished, by Imperial proclarna- Ii tion, in the Youngest, which is also the largest II tund most populotus, British Protectorate. To ...

... COUNT TOLSTOI'S NEW BOOK. I~~ I_0 THTE NEW SLAVERY. AN ATTACK ON SOCIALISM. BE TRUE, BE LOVING, BE SIMIlE4. Conut Tolstoi, in spito of his recent illness, has been ablo to pursue his literary work. LTn a feow weeks' time his new drama, The Corpse ...

... unfaltering, he, Whblo at his tluch ?? slae-kig disappears, E6ails Afi ica at jw acc fromn ,ea to sea, Dried up the source f slavery's ancient teas. The first line of the next sonnet, The little Englander is dead ndl gone, is, rperhaps, a little too sangttine ...

... of outlook-all tr that eternal struggle for jife with the pitiless Y forces of Nature-that is as bad-and worse- H than any slavery in big towus. True, Miss lo Wilkins's stories are of New England; Mr. fr Garland's of Western America; but the feeling g2 ...

... and journeys on laud. Another African hook is the second edition of -Mr. H. Stanlev Newman's Banani the transition from slavery to freedom in Zan- zibar and Pemba (Henifiey Brothers). It is bta utifullv illustrated, and aequires new interest !t the ...

... gavo him t-lipolicy hemploy- Itieit oil art iq11iry itito thit Pulblic Cab;l.rities, wit it ?? of 1 'jI(O a year. '[ho Aiti-Slavery worl wveilt o11 ascr on tho 26t1ih of August. 1833 the Bill for tio 'Total Abholition of Shivery thronil giout t~hl B3riiish ...