... it dark, because other players would want the same. The subsequent evidence made one wonder if it is really the case that slavery has been abolished, and showed that professional football players may be bought and sold like so much horse flesh. Thomas ...

... and assured them that therein rested the Giver of every mercy. Thousands of wails have been thus enthralled and kept in slavery. Nor can we for our part pretend to anything but satisfaction that Lord Halifax and Mr Gladstone have met with the rebuff ...

... practice, but most of them are semi-failures. The *temptation to take up the asidious vice, which soon becomes a terrible slavery, are many and terrible. I mean for the doctors. They begin in the hospital where the young practitioner is calls! ou perform ...

... in after years considered the call of God to the great work of his life. He was about twenty-two when, after six years of slavery, he escaped and returned to his father's house in Britain. The legends vary greatly as to how he employed the intervening ...

... Smith, of 19, New City Road, Glasgow, and dated Febuary 15th, 1893. Before we hear how he was at last delivered front the slavery of illness, let us listen to the words of a lady on the same theme : Mrs Mary Ann Rusling, of Station Road, Mistertou, near ...

... inquisitorial interrogatories as to how the maids were treated by their mistresses—exhorting them to refuse the badge of slavery by throwing off the housemaid's cap, and she entered into conversation with the male servants, to whom she gave tips, a Testament ...

... undone we have a right to arraign the system of which Czarism is the outward and manifest sign of a nation doomed to perpetual slavery. Let us give all credit to the Czars, let us assume that the first Alexander was the Saviour of Europe in the Napoleonic era ...

... the condition of affairs that exists at present between England and Ireland, and is it not an outspoken declaration of our slavery and of our degradation ? Is it not a complete abrogation of all our protestations of independence ? It is very refreshing ...

... will free us from all need of scheming or toiling thereafter 1 Ah, let us not indulge such fancies. They make work seem like slavery and wages like pinches of common dust. Yet that such hidden muses of wealth exist there is no doubt. But where are they About ...

... least of our benefits, and nothing contributes more to this than a regular occupation. Not the work that over-strains, or the slavery of the sweater, or the feverish haste that flurries ; but calm, solid, steady, well-digested diversion. Work whets the ...

... and was living still. Rest was all he desired. He would wait some little time longer, for every thought of returning to the slavery he hated was most distasteful to him. He knew that by this time the news of his death had reached Clydesdale. He said to himself ...

... y, this bondage without chains, this seeming freedom that was worse, a thousand times worse, than an openly-acknowledged slavery ? ( To be continued.) MONUMENTAL WORKS ESTABLISHED ISSB. ROBERT GRAY, 335 i ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW. NO CONNECTION WITH ...