... mort. Gaz. d. hop., Par., 1879, Iii, 930.—Vines (C.) On the treatment of congenital rupture at ... vania by the names of poison-ash, poison-vine, aud common sumach, vi, 88 pp. 8°. Phila- ...

... quoted, that a weak stomach instead of Di- vine grace, ought to have the credit of Payson's austere melan- choly ; and that the circulation of the memoirs of pious little children—who invariably, and necessarily die young from a vio- lation of God's laws—as true types of youthful piety, is ...

... quoted, that a weak stomach instead of Di- vine grace, ought to have the credit of Paysan's austere melan- choly ; and that the circulation of the memoirs of pious little children—who invariably, and necessarily die young from a vio- lation of God's laws—as true types of youthful piety, is ...

... it no longer, and with a voice of thunder I or- dered them all out of the ... them, and for what reason? Great God ! how grateful I feel that I am free ...

... for the wound—like the tree or the vine that the husbandman prunes for its good, Science ... accelerating the disintegration of exhausted particles from the vines; farther, it facilitated the transformation of ele- ments ...

... permits each individual to live quietly under his vine, and to enjoy the ... that he who never heard thunder in the Alps, cannot conceive any idea of ...

... By him the violated law speaks out Its thunders ; and by him, in strains as ... sacramental host o£ God's elect!. Are all such teachers ?—would to heav' ...

... be known as the place of Ixtitlon, the God of Healing. (*) Comte de ... his country; but his thunders and lightnings rage no longer. So around this ...

... is not sufficiently elevated ? Caroline. But in a thunder storm, when the lightr ning repeatedly passes through ... potash, 254 Teeth, 293 Tellurium, 6 Thermometers, 17 Thunder, 98 Tin, 145 Titanium, 6 Turf, 271 Turpentine, ...