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... issued from time to time have any true idea of the imrnenee value of this phase of education. It is not simply that childish complaints have been cured or saved from becoming chronic. but that pm :entice treatment, following intosctim, has become possible ...

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... existence the institution has done an incalculable amount of good in hetpine those wile are afflicted with this distressing complaint. The immediate occasion of the eisit turned on the recent presentation by eir William Mather of a portrait of the late Mr ...

... an address the Maros referred to the good work dime by the Rev. W. J. townsiend white he was in Stockport. Subsequently he inward his 'retaliation at Warning that the denomination did hot imisesociate home and foreign missions to the extent that bodies ...

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... unreasonable damages. But our readers have during the week read the accounts of a case of which, far from uttering a word of complaint, we can only say that we rejoice for once to see a contemporary summoned, found guilty, and fined. We allude to the prosecution ...

... their manager had beet diwweeion of the advisability of proceeding &garnet Mock. I port wan adjourned for a month. M With Inward to the chief tor. Mr It. A. 'Patten. that had not yet c00nA:11 op a Largo. por• tout] of the': chetnet with the otattall ...

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... at Path Aber. ae they did do. from the hone► at the right tame the throb of a mofnr.,ar. and the toot of a horn. They lan inward• the through the w•rket mite among ' the trees and hoirr.ral the front et the h01m trembling like Lamle. :n the wind with ...

... Wane:its. sad although the league had bees vaned atter • lamer, tt had team • thorn in the Omaha their oppotesta great cam of complaint ageism the members of the Primates League was, he believed. that they were first of all • kind of mutual admiratton society ...