Articles

Paul was sailing to Rome under military guard. The ship was wrecked.

Paul Wendell was an only child. He could boast of loyal English blood, since his mother was reared under the strict rule of the Mother Country, and his father was British-born, though bred in America.

Charity suffereth long: and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up, doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil. I CORINTHIANS xiii.

Art is the work of the mind of man. If that mind is mean, his art is poor.

As a child she had scarcely any religious impressions. Of course she said her prayers; they all did, at the mother's knee, before Sleepy Time came; but that is not saying that she prayed, or even dimly understood the meaning of the word.

The need felt by students of their Teacher's counsel,— especially by those at a distance, working assiduously for our common cause,—and their constant petitions for the same, should be met in the most effectual way. To be responsible for supplying this want, and poise the wavering balance on the right side, is impracticable, without a full knowledge of the environments.

[Rev. M.

The following item, from the dailies, certainly indicates the nothingness of matter: A puzzle is now agitating the minds of photographers in Philadelphia. It lies in the fact that in a group of eighteen people, the objects behind the sitters appear in faint outlines, as if the bodies of the sitters were transparent.

A Tract of four pages is issued by Mrs. G.

A Family doctor tells the following anecdote in an English magazine. Professor Blank, of E,—devoted a whole week of the session to lecturing to his students on the subject of heart-diseases.