In face, however, of the developed trade of today and the claims of the world to the productive powers of such an extraordinarily fruitful soil, the old restrictions can no longer be maintained, and the lately-introduced liberal tariff must be hailed as a thoroughly well-timed measure.

His intellectual labours have been pleasurable because easy, and, in his own eyes, eminently fruitful and satisfactory.

A more contentedly fruitful and unaspiring conifer could not be conceived.

Then a very important incident, as I regard it, and one likely by-and-bye to prove distinctly fruitful, was the application by the United States Government to our Government, as to whether there should not be a joint inquiry into the opium traffic by the United States and the other Powers concerned.

It is a picturesque stub of a pine about twenty-five feet high, usually-with dead, lichened limbs thrust through its rounded head, and grows on crags and fissured rock tables, braving heat and frost, snow and drought, and continues patiently, faithfully fruitful for centuries.

Our folk are marvellously fruitful, and the tale of the children is beyond measure.

In one question, however, periodically fruitful of argument, even the youngest was becoming interested,the question of the visits to the household of the various friends and playmates of the children.

To begin with S.T.C. One night, many years ago, I was drinking tea with him in Berners' Street, (which, by the way, for a short street, has been uncommonly fruitful in men of genius.)

Where is the man or the woman to aid in this godly enterprise? to share in this work so essential and so abundantly fruitful? {135} * * * * * THREE PICTURES FROM LE MOYNE SCHOOL, MEMPHIS, TENN.

Truth to tell, his claim as a leading explorer rests solely on his first and undoubtedly fruitful expedition.

But once they are struck with lightningthat is, by the grace of God,they are astonishingly fruitful in good works.