... tbe stream. Mrs. S. Hamilton b.d- She went up find. then Mt, ana. on f, the body do not charge Mr. . ,, 'H w ...

... joy over the returning ® i.r. k» look the Orangemen UH«r cost much oi9; bu* the whHe-haired #unt wall home and went into far country. had got my frond, are y°t« £ : { , thov had dealt with it the misunderstand ft. Our St. John rourt not be the ides into ...

... never covets the more excellent things intellectual life, truly wasting his life though were prodigal feeding busks in far country. This first prerogative a map: to think, to inquire, to know; and without it remains merely a well-aoßditloned and high ...

... import* of coal into Italy gin©* wan 8.105. a* compared with 8.555 in thc corns-, else, and Welsh steam coal was heifer ami far . country than Great Britain wore ANTRIM MAGISTRATES. ' ponding period of last vear. For four montha j nwre valuable thaai the same ...

... action. During our campaign were ever that had the and prayers of anxion.-friend* - friend, whose hearts went with the far country, and who now rejoice our safe return. In conclusion, hog to thank vou most sinccrelv for your kind and recognition otir ...

... meaning in the parable here. Starved, wretched, forlorn, the prodigal steadily tramped the whole long way back from the far country. But the father saw him and had compassion from the very find. The father saw into his heart, and knew that he meant his ...

... from being won yet, and the enemy is not going to fly the first engagement. Many of your brothers are still away in the far-country wasting their substance, and yours too, in riotous living, and the question how are they be brought to themselves? How are ...

... sea him later. I aent Gordon round to toe tailor who was making cloth for me, bidding him gat the tweed and flannel suite far country wear finished list. Then I mooned restlessly about my roams, waiting till the prints were washed. I was unsettled; I could ...

... been no familiar to him. 1 want to aee Miea Foster, he said tn the maid. Will yon tell her. pleem, that 1 come from far country, and that I bring her message. The round-eyed little eervast away, leaving John Hendrick in dingy room that remembered ...

... PR '.'“t the _k‘m‘' wishes of ”. meny : e g with whom he was brought in contact, whether through the wall into the far country and tell |34 onhers of the travelling public or those -]lwm what their friends were about. It was setving under him, and ...

... them to meet there that night. In hapding over the Address . and I'resentation, he said. when Br. Wilson looked at it in a far country it would remind him of the happy evenings he lgefi. with the Brethren of 281. (Apgnu. Br. Marshall, W.M., esid as onhfia-l ...

... was looking into those eye* which had once held all the sunshine of life, and them she read the story of man who had been far country, and wasted his substance, yet ha*d never swerved from old allegiance, and never pressed another woman’s Ups. And how easy ...