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... can call Jesus Lord but by the Holy Spirit;` and further, I1 'that Christ died for all, that thev which five should not hence- A forth live unto themselves, but unto Him which died for them,- and rose again; and we unhesitatingly acknowledge that other ...
... A TRYING ALTERNATIVE. Beryl is just twenty-one. She is tall and graceful ; fafir as a lily, and as beautiful. She is the only child ofI the late Sir Gerald Blythe, of Bloscobel Towers, Torquay, an orphan and an heiress, Laset year rhe laid her well-worn ...
... |STR3ANGERIS' FRIEND SOCIETY LOGI PEIL] YI, CA, 190 No. .9 Nos ?? on ra ianchv ohapl stron lkespe. iven 1I lou to rohola: ditwl bough it in t nlharen zpiniol that tl vil has di. volu il lUght, rd upr garlan cad aa dbaite the Rcs , kec em, an bed hi I ...
... address and eneloeisig 6d.,07 he may have two papers by e1closin1.g (d. anld ?? ic silver, and paying the postaqe, Id. TO OUR FRIENDS. THFRE prevails a laudable and most praiseworthy customn in this island of ours, namely, that of persons Vi in business returning ...
... REX CARSTAIRS' FRIEND. Rex Carstairs baa nothing 'to do and nobody to talk to, he had endured that state of things for nearly two hourp and could stand it moo longer, so he put on blie bat and went round to call on his friend, -Harold St. IMar. Arrived ...
... active friends of the Bristol Saving-Barth, from tire first moment of their entrance ripon this their bsenevolerit career of public utility and benevoleuce, to tire present period. Tie desirable- I ness and the difficulties oif investing thie Saving-Bank ...
... others enjoyed. When the trumpet of war sounded, they were torn from their homes and sent to foreign lands, where too often they died by the sword or bad climate, whilst their wives and families were left exposed and unprotected in a merciless world. The gallant ...
... I mean his couduct during the late election, and particularly at that trying moment, when bis high sense of honour induced him to retire from the contest. A bout this there is no di fference of opinion whatever. It Is, therefore, sutlicient for me to observe ...
... OPERATIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS IN IRELAND. ~k ?? a former nember we gave some extracts from the jour- n sal of Win. Forster, of Norwvich-a highly-respected. member of the Society of Friends, who had been deputed ?? by that benevolent body to traverse ...
... twonderful way in shchie clever housekeepers roan save utaseen expenses without etartafliog the public comforts of the family. Site studied oil the best economies, and devised pt'ivate and peauliar savings of bet' owni, and thus was enabled to make ati ...
... HOW MARGERY FENNELL SAVED AN EXPRESS TRAIN. Ten o'clock striking by the little Dutch clock in the corner, and George Fennell not yet at bome. Margery Fennell was used to her father's absence of an evening-had been used to it all ber life, but whenever ...
... Polignac was a college friend of a youth named Blar. chard de la Bretbche, whose father had made a large fortune at New Orleans. The two families became inti. mate, and ultimately the Prince proposed for the haud of his friend's datey, Mdlle, LUda do ...