... Twelvetrees' Soap Powder saves time, trouble, money, firing, soap, tongue and temper, and entirely abolishes the female slavery of the tub, and the present domestic-happiness-destroying practice of washing. Only boil the clothes twenty minutes and hang ...

... to induce i.ietl work from higher motives, muat, it it continue in action, fall hack upon coercion. C nnn untsm in truth slavery in disguise: but as the-laves are also their own masters ckly t ii-m-. 1-es, and that being done the communities of a. dials ...

... lecture on the evils of slavery was delivered in Hope Street Free Gaelic Chapel by the Rev. T. M. Kianaird, 4 coloured gentleman from Hamilton, Canada The lecturer discoursed in eloquent terms on the perniciogs influence of slavery in deadening all the better ...

... within this description of having originated in just and pure principles, in those of justice and humanity—the extinction of slavery and abolition of the traffic in slaves. For the first time statesmen and orators were seen directing their exertions to a ...

... Mexico - and some of the republics of Southern America are the seats of war, the great United States are distracted by the slavery question. North and South frown at each other, and no man can offer a political solution of that momentous and portentous ...

... the probable forthcoming President—pro-slavery or enti•lavery—looks very muck like what our Yankee eousint phrue white lying.” The popular end Government policy the States for long series yean has bean pro-slavery—sometimes ill disguised, sometimes on ...

... roads, merely in ord the government to collect ite tithe. 1 spirit of the Greeks had not been ken by thousands ‘ot years of slavery, such treatment would ion every year. And all m: informers tell me that the endured b; Tam ine the cultivators of to is otber ...

... within this description of having origi- nated in just and pure principles, in those of justice and bumanity—the extiaction of slavery and abolition of the traffic in slaves. For the first time statesmen and orators were agreed as to the merite of the question ...

... is a legi. of it by an: else, it is judice to of the te hold slaves be tried by this here we fied that Ao B ia slavery, B cannot be slavery—it is therefore a waat others; mereover, it is subversive of the wants whatever on part of the slaves, w! may be ...

... been asserted that men ought not to strike, but he believed that it would be reducing free men to a state of varsalage and slavery to the capitalist and em- the worki ployer. No one would iuteriere to men from the inroads of their em, if they dil not do ...

... human happiness* than is l*e found in • The Four Georges.’ cannot b-lieve more thoughiful criticism has been j.a»'«d upon the slavery circumstances which beset our race, and winch human will lias never yet succeeded in Conquering, ban this grave extract we ...

... Ireland in Glasgow com the persecution of the Highlanders and Highland of last century with what is denominated by t the “ slavery” of the Irish; and also, at the pr day, let them ocmpare the peaceful, loyal, and ic these once wih the td 8 and ially the ...