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... the slavery of starch. A well-known artist has come out strongly against starch, which bo calls one of the curses of the nineteenth century. bald he:— Not only does it make our clothes unpleasant to wear but it makes them hideous to look at.”’ Pointing ...
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... plead with you free them from drink's slavery Oh who would not a warrior be. And help to break the tyrant's efiain To shout the watchword of free, When sons and brothers rise again From drink's degrading slavery Oh there hearts that yearn see A light ...
... part, 1 never take twenty minutes to get the first tone study. From Slavery to Opulence.—O’'* * romance of slavery comes from North Carod Forty years ago a Mulatto boy was sold slavery and taken to Georgia. , returned venerable looking man, more than 500 ...
... LAKE TANGANYIKA- Four Mission Boats Sunk. {Reuter's Telegram.) BRUSSELS, Monday. —Information received by the Belgian Anti-Slavery Society from Zanzibar states that the mission antlered serious loss the foundering of four of its boats on Bake Tanganyika ...
... over 12,'000 tot The Slavery Women.— At the annual meeting of Edinburgh National Society for Women’s Suffrage, Mrs MTmren, who presided, in moving the adoption the report, said their movement was really continuation of the anti-slavery struggle, because ...
... SLAVE RAID IN AFRICA. Mr H. M. Stanley contributes to this month of Harper's an article on “Slavery, and the Slave Trade in Africa.” Here is his account of raid upon a native village;—lvory was the fiar.t object of the raiders, women the second, children ...
... has contributed 50,000 francs towards the expenses of the expedition for the relief of Captain Jacqura, pronoaed the Anti-Slavery Society. Captain Jacques, who is in a perilous position Albert Lake Tanganijin, is to be supplied with to enable him to continue ...
... out like manufactured goods, all to the same pattern, and without sufficient strength of mind to free themselves from the slavery of custom, fashion, or dead formalism. Those in charge of education have failed to remember what John Stuart Mill warned them ...
... such substantial profit. In the meantime, Het Majesty's Commissioner British Africa has succeeded in striking heavy blow; slavery an institution by refusing recog- nise the status of a slave in his coujrt. If slave has been hired out his msister to a. ...
... ami Chinaman pa the Pacific shore, the meeting the New Englander and Indian upon the prairies; when we consider the history slavery in America, with all the. passionate experience that it cieated, the tragedies private life, the miracles self-devotion, and ...