...defiled. Let us show to the heathen that there is no connection between Christianity and intemperance ; and the only way in which this can be done is by your Christian men standing before the heathen as pronounced abstainers ! " Then the speaker told of...

...cases : — (a) If the wages fund, ie the aggregate amount to be distributed as wages, is increased ; and the only way in which this can be done is by saving. (6) If the laboring population, ie the divisor in this simple problem of division, is diminished....

...the action of certain Tutuhs — to place provincial matters on their proper constitutional footing ; and the only way in which this can be done is by a frank recognition by all concerned of the one fundamental fact that the government of the whole nation,...

...the useful, ornamental, and pleasurable) in just the same way as cricket or foot- ball is recognised, and the only way in which this can be done, is by forming a club. A club may be said to consist of three parts, the members, their bicycles, and the...

...sew by being told how ; they have to be shown how."2 This is in accord with the experience of every teacher of handwork ; he knows that the easiest and...then to keep the child constantly returning to the 1Bagley: The Educative Process, page 239. 2Thorndike: The Principles of Teaching, page 221. process,...

...good news. But this method is too slow. The Gospel must be brought to many men and women at a time; and the only way in which this can be done is by printing and preaching. The press is a great pulpit whose service to the publication of the Gospel...

...as possible, so as to be able to export to other parts of the world where our products are required, and the only way in which this can be done is by offering guarantees. Farmers take sufficient risks already in the shape oí bad seasons and pests,...

...progress is by taking the last forms of life and saying they are higher, nobler, better than the earlier: and the only way in which this can be done is by saying that the noblest is necessarily the fittest to survive; that the strong man armed with all the...

...processes will be necessary. But we can not escape the conclusion that the vacancies must be created, and the only way in which this can be done is by the transfer from the active list of officers above the hump. Thus, it seems clear that one characteristic...

...earthly affairs. The operator ought to strive to gain the respect, esteem and confidence of his subject, and the only way in which this can be done is by being worthy of such respect and esteem. You can never do a patient good unless you approach his CAM...