... and crime and it must somehow be stopped. The speaker after showing how man became a slave drinkfor, he said, there was slavery like it,—said there were no less than 186,090 persons engaged in the sale of intoxicating liquors. Other speakers followed ...

... earth now extinct. They were known a* Ouanohaa, end were aborigines of the Canary Islands. sixteenth century pestilence, slavery, and the cruelty of the Spanisirds succeeded in totally extermiuatiug them. They are described having Man gigantic in stature ...

... noblest preachers of Him whom he had formerly blasphemed. The society began their successful work by well breaking the neck of slavery that place and then the missionaries were sent and in spite of the unhealthy climate, and the many difficulties, the missionaries ...

... Juggernaut ear, srith its massive Imago elevated sixty feet, was now stopped, and crashed to death more hilpless victims. Slavery dealing in souls in cattle now neatly thing of the past. Jnsttoe mid right wan now than In previous years; the world was fairer ...

... read of in various parts of the world wsa much owing to Sabbath school teaching. The speaker then referred the abolition of. slavery, the establishment of Babbsth schools in Italy, Spain, France, and other countries, and believed that religion must prosper ...

... didnot suit the Pope and the papists, but the time came with the reformation when England waa to be freed from the bonds of slavery and popery, and when, instead of using the dark lamp of the Pope, the nation grasped the lamp of life. The Bible contained ...

... it now would not know it again, in proof of this progress, the Lecturer pointed to the abolition of serfdom in Russia and slavery America, and to the vast social, religious, and political changes which have recently taken place in Germany, Italy, Austria ...

... husband who, being asked why be had placed himself completely under the government of his wife, answered, avoid the worse slavery of being under own.’* A French writer, having lampooned nobleman, was caned by him for his licentious wit. On applying to ...

... topics the to inflict heavy penalty upon the in ene State only upwards of 70 per cent the a;; t, mentioned the abolition of slavery « t de{endan t for the assault, but only to bind him over the highest honours ; and though in some place# there was tho necds ...