Author, U: Friend, 1896, Vol. 70

Excerpt from The Friend, 1896, Vol. 70: A Religious and Literary Journal

Religious retirement. On the duty and blessings of, 14. 259.

Reminiscences of pioneer life in the West, 38. Of slavery, 2. 70. Of a Friendly character, 84. Of an attempt at murder, 357. Of John Salkeld, 236. 286. Of Joseph Scattergood (senior), 246. 269. 351. Of Samuel Bettle (senior), 386. Of Richard Jordan, 396. Of Joseph Carrington, 396. Of William F lanner, 405. Of James Simpson, 406. Repentance. Illustration of the folly of putting off the work of, 237. Is not to be postponed until to-morrow, 308. Rest that remaineth for the people of God. The, 138. Retort. A courteous, 394. Revelations from God in dreams. Instances of, 380. Rich. On the wrong of stirring up animosity between the, and the poor, 71. Richardson Ruth. Lines on the character of, 236. Roberts Hugh, of Radnor. Brief mention of, 59. Roberts Jacob and Phebe W. Brief mention of, 150. Room at the top. Extract on the attainment of suc cess, entitled, 391. Roman Catholics. Lights and shadows of Port Royal, 76. 85. 90. 102. 110. 112. Notice of threats of, in Ireland, 128. Notice a movement of, to use government prop erty at West Point, 151. The doctrine of transubstantiation held by, re fated, 358. Russia. Account of the persecution of the Doukhobors in, 258. Notice of the creation of a Supreme Council to assist in the government of, 314.

Salt. The method of obtaining, from underground beds in Germany, 290. The existence of, in Western New York, and method of obtaining it, 324. Keld John. Some reminiscences of, 236. 286. Remarks on the above, 316. 319.

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