...but I'm thankful to sea you; glad from my heart; never was so glad before; no, never ; upon my word. As iron sharpeneth iron, so does the countenance of a man that of his friend." " Ah," said Mr. Practical, " it takes us Yankees to sharpen you Englishers. But don't let us stay here...

...animosities, renews endearments, and renders a man's countenance a refreshment to his fellow-man ; for, "as iron sharpeneth iron, so does the countenance of a man that of his friend." Banish from the earth the gentleness engendered by sweet homes, suppose the world to be filled with...

...animosities, renews endearments, and renders a man's countenance a refreshment to his fellow-man ; for, "as iron sharpeneth iron, so does the countenance of a man that of his friend." Banish from the earth the gentleness engendered by sweet tomes, suppose the world to be filled with...

...familiar societies usually do, and by bringing together labourers from different parts of the field of science and from different countries, they quicken...that of his friend,' is a proverb the truth of which mnst be felt by all of us on an occasion like this. I feel satisfied that, when this Congress is dispersed,...

...right thing to do before, but a little discussion of the matter brought it fresh to our minds, and, 'as iron sharpeneth iron so does the countenance of a man that of his friend.' " Our first plan of cooperation was to pay cash and offer our whole trade to one man in a town, provided...

...right thing to do before, but a little discussion of the matter brought it fresh to our minds, and, ' as iron sharpeneth iron so does the countenance of a man that of his friend.' " Our first plan of cooperation was to pay cash and offer our whole trade to one man in a town, provided...

...right thing to do before, but a little discussion of the matter brought it fresh to our minds, and, 'as iron sharpeneth iron so does the countenance of a man that of his friend.' " Our first plan of cooperation was to pay cash and offer our whole trade to one man in a town, provided...

...shirpins my chisel, so friction of minds in a convention brightens thought and sharpens intellect. " As iron sharpeneth iron, so does the countenance of a man that of hi? friend," in friendly discussion of their common interests. The least serviceable of all tools is...

...to their favourite studies by affording them opportunities of intercourse with persons of different tastes. These advantages are common to all such associations,...is dispersed, each will return to the sphere of his trduous and responsible avocations with a zeal and a resolution strengthened by the opportunity he...

...misrepresentation or of entering into any detail on the subject. I advert merely to that speciality in our condition which makes meetings like this peculiarly...must be felt by all of us on an occasion like this." The views thus so eloquently expressed by Dr. Henderson will receive a ready endorsement from ail who...