... approve the mournful man. Nor yet the joyful man condemn. a Christian who has found That earth, well as heaven, is sweet. Nor less is who, heaven-bound, . Has spumed the earth beneath his feet. From Good Wards for September. BOOK NOTICES. The Gentleman’s ...

... trust are not in money point of view, in everything that pertains to your master’s interest in trade. Never, if possible, allow to go to waste or destroy that which cost your employer money. Be careful in buying, be careful in selling, doing justice between ...

... that it was the British Government who prevented the missionaries from getting access to India, until the permission was allowed in 1813. From that period to 1830, the efforts of the missionaries were more directed to obtaining a footing in the country ...

... examined the They are me itl very strict here but they merely asked had any inside, and, on ‘to pass answering in the negative, allowed the chest At Baffalo, I had to 1 hed lunch while waiting here ; and, when I a British -80¥ waiter told me not know what the ...

... before the throne of their Father in heaven, members of that great and blessed family over by Christ himeeclf, having as ite the ‘al assembly of the Church of the Firstborn in heaven; all the sons of men, the things of heaven and the things of earth, united ...

... supported in his action by the men present. It is now understood that the agitation by the Dublin Metropolitan Police will be allowed to aubside, on the understanding that not only will their griev. auces be inqaired into, but that, in th; meantime, it is ...

... from the blood of all men. Hear us, for we seek your highest good, and the message comes from the heart of your Father in heaven. Some may ha hying io sin, whose wage is death, lovers of earthly pleasure more then lovers of God and His work, not giving ...

... going with them to start their colony in the New World. What news for them ! Oh, what news ! It will come like a message from heaven, and light up their darkness with a gleam (To k costinued.l CRICKET. V. 2ND GREENOCE.—The Ke!burns journeyed to Greenock last ...

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... persons were killed and about a dozen injured. The verdict was accompanied with a recommendation to the railway company not to allow drivers to make up time when going through a tunnel. SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF A LIVERPOOL NAVAL PENSIONER.—On Tuesday, at Liverpool ...

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... all the fee.faw fans novelists into the shade. Mrs. learieliffe is nowhere. Teine ie psychelogic historian. lie writes, by allowing the actors to speak for themeelves, framing them in the real events of their epoch. It in a veritable voyage into Paudenionhan ...