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    Article LOST AND SAVED ; OR NELLIE POWERS THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER. ← Page 7 of 7
    Article PRAYER ON THE SEA. Page 1 of 1
    Article NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Page 1 of 3 →
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Lost And Saved ; Or Nellie Powers The Missionary's Daughter.

parrots , monkeys , snakes , and everything or anything likely to sell . One old man stood on the corner of the street with a turban round his head , and a cage of trained monkeys ivhich he ivas exhibiting , by his side . As the captain and his party arrived near this man ' s stand , a monkey , of little better appearance than monkeys generally have , was doing some remarkable tricks . Nellie , after Avatching him for a few moments , said she had a good mind to buy him to help enliven the balance of the voyage , and asked Harry to get it for her . He undertook to do so , but could not make the man understand him . The captain

noticed Harry ' s perplexity , and offered to help him out . He asked the man bow much he wanted for his monkey . The vendor named a price equal to five dollars in gold United States money . The captain laughed at the answer , and , turning to Nellie , told her not to pay more than half they asked for anything she ivanted to buy in this place . '' Captain Dill , I will commission you as my agent in this matter , with full power to buy that monkey as cheap as you can , " said Nellie , laughing . ( To be Continued . )

Prayer On The Sea.

PRAYER ON THE SEA .

IHE night is both sublime and calm : How far off the land we see IThe ocean in emerald breadth and grace Is resting tranquilly . I think that the waves are sleeping , Even nowfrom their rage ancl might

, , And that over the deep the Creator Hovers through the sacred night . I think as if at this moment , I must sink deeply and rapidly In the greenest depths of the ocean ,

0 Lord , at thy nearness to me ! I think as if high above me The vault of waters is resting there , And this song about it is flowing Into the morning air . STRMJOTITZ .

Notes On Literature, Science, And Art.

NOTES ON LITERATURE , SCIENCE , AND ART .

BY BRO . GEOKGE MARKHAM TWEDDELL . Author of " Shakspere , his Times and Contemporaries , " " The Bards and Authors of Cleveland and South Durham , " " The Peoplds History of Cleveland and its Vicinage , " " The Visitor ' s Handbook to Redcar , Coatham , andSaltbum hy the Sea , " "The History of the Stocidon and Darlington Railway , " § c , fyc . MR . WILLIAM ANDREWS , Fellow of the Royal Historical Society , who is now editing the . little Hull Miscellany , has judiciously devoted a number to the memory of oui gifted Brother , Robert Burns . After a brief , but interesting , memoir of Scotia's

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In Memoriam. Article 1
"HIS END WAS PEACE." Article 1
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 2
A BRIEFE OF THE GOLDEN CALF OR THEWORLDS IDOL. Article 4
THE EPISTLE OF W. C. TO THE READER. Article 4
PAPERS ON THE GREAT PYRAMID. Article 6
THE ADVENTURES OF DON PASQUALE. Article 9
BIDE A WEE, AND DINNA FRET. Article 11
THE WORK OF NATURE IN THE MONTHS. Article 12
AMABEL VAUGHAN. Article 18
MASONIC HYMN. Article 21
DE. MOON'S WORKS FOE THE BLIND. Article 22
IS IT A PROMISE, OR A DECLARATION ? Article 24
THE SCOT ABROAD. Article 26
"HAIL AND FAEEWELL." Article 28
THE OTIGIN AND REFERENCES OF THE HERMESIAN SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY. Article 29
ON THE TESTING AND STRENGTH OF RAILWAY MATERIALS, &c Article 32
A FAREWELL ADDRESS Article 36
DISCOVERY OF ROMAN REMAINS AT TEMPLEBOROUGH. Article 37
I WISH HE WOULD MAKE UP HIS MIND. Article 39
LOST AND SAVED ; OR NELLIE POWERS THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER. Article 40
PRAYER ON THE SEA. Article 46
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 46
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Lost And Saved ; Or Nellie Powers The Missionary's Daughter.

parrots , monkeys , snakes , and everything or anything likely to sell . One old man stood on the corner of the street with a turban round his head , and a cage of trained monkeys ivhich he ivas exhibiting , by his side . As the captain and his party arrived near this man ' s stand , a monkey , of little better appearance than monkeys generally have , was doing some remarkable tricks . Nellie , after Avatching him for a few moments , said she had a good mind to buy him to help enliven the balance of the voyage , and asked Harry to get it for her . He undertook to do so , but could not make the man understand him . The captain

noticed Harry ' s perplexity , and offered to help him out . He asked the man bow much he wanted for his monkey . The vendor named a price equal to five dollars in gold United States money . The captain laughed at the answer , and , turning to Nellie , told her not to pay more than half they asked for anything she ivanted to buy in this place . '' Captain Dill , I will commission you as my agent in this matter , with full power to buy that monkey as cheap as you can , " said Nellie , laughing . ( To be Continued . )

Prayer On The Sea.

PRAYER ON THE SEA .

IHE night is both sublime and calm : How far off the land we see IThe ocean in emerald breadth and grace Is resting tranquilly . I think that the waves are sleeping , Even nowfrom their rage ancl might

, , And that over the deep the Creator Hovers through the sacred night . I think as if at this moment , I must sink deeply and rapidly In the greenest depths of the ocean ,

0 Lord , at thy nearness to me ! I think as if high above me The vault of waters is resting there , And this song about it is flowing Into the morning air . STRMJOTITZ .

Notes On Literature, Science, And Art.

NOTES ON LITERATURE , SCIENCE , AND ART .

BY BRO . GEOKGE MARKHAM TWEDDELL . Author of " Shakspere , his Times and Contemporaries , " " The Bards and Authors of Cleveland and South Durham , " " The Peoplds History of Cleveland and its Vicinage , " " The Visitor ' s Handbook to Redcar , Coatham , andSaltbum hy the Sea , " "The History of the Stocidon and Darlington Railway , " § c , fyc . MR . WILLIAM ANDREWS , Fellow of the Royal Historical Society , who is now editing the . little Hull Miscellany , has judiciously devoted a number to the memory of oui gifted Brother , Robert Burns . After a brief , but interesting , memoir of Scotia's

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