... Methodist Church, and if this comes under the notice of those who were in & public mecting in| Vancouver Island when I was speaking, and made the remark—* While I respect other denominations of Christians, if a man wants a geod wife he should take ons if ...

... stammered : as if he had been the best father that ever lived. ; “1 and mine have watched over the interests of One should not speak ill of dignities, ¢ pecially Your family for genmerations. We—we might when they are dead ; but, really,one hunts in vain almost ...

... bit of bonour to their passneger, the ‘mailboat men put the helm into Mr Beck’s band for ‘a good part of the passage, which speaks volumes ‘lor the quict nature of the sea, especially when the foresight and caution of Founla boatmen is kept in mind. Had ...

... never prmn‘w to marry a man until I knew what kind of a character he bore. Don’t you think so* “Umph! It's a sahject 1 caa’t speak about. I dea’t exactly believe m this leve-making business, I believe voung folks have feolish notions about each other, and ...

... intentions and was “ howled down” by the furious Opposition. Cries of * Traitor! drowned his voice whenever he attempted to speak, and the Speaker had to adjourn the House, so great was the uproar. A vote of censure on the Government was moved by Mr. Balfour ...

... schogl children; Chorus, * Hard Times,” ; Reading, * A Race for a wife,” Mr John Anderson; Duet, =lf those lips could only speak,”” Miss Smith and Mz P. Robertson ; Duet, * The Maple Leaf,” Messrs Porteous and Mouat ; Violin selections, Mr Jumes Biglands; ...

... March, a north-east blizzard came on early in the afterncon. It raged with great fury, *tirled the stacks ™ and generally speaking, played havoe in the vards. The wind died away as suddenly as it sprang up, and next morning was ecahn, elear and fiosty ...

... hopeless. The stranger continued to speak sbout the ancestors of some big family, but George scarcely heard a word. He walked on at the man's side, almost wn?lll).‘l‘;lba nl Ms -urr--nm“n‘_:s. Loflr;ll}' ; L’nll‘i voice speaking. and himsolf granting an assent ...

... explanation of the name, “ Jehovah,” will stand the test of the higher criticism. I have reason to believe that the Bible prophets speak of,¢heir deity by the proper name of the old tribal god of Isracl. This name was probably * Yav-eh.” The sonorous but barbarous ...

... remember old Hobson—good fellow! And my uncle always had a first-rate chef. Oh! I beg your pardon, Constance. 1 didu’t mean to speak of him go abruptly. You sce, we hadn’t met for years—but you know all about that. 1t wasn’t all my fault. But, dash it all ...

... instance, when we speak about the encroachmeuts of the Roman Church the Socialists get to arms at once, and argue that we should not interfere with anyone’s religion. Certainly no one with a sane mind intends to do so when speaking on the subject, he ...

... NN Speaking of fishing and tha fishermen, Jeads me to refer once more to the “vexed™ question of a close time for herring fishing. I remember a time and not quite so long ago when thers was a recegnised time for starting berring fishing in Shetland, that ...