Christian herald and signs of our times . OUR TIMES. Vol. IX. No. 4. THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1886. Price Three Cents. CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER. PORTRAITS AND LIVES OF MR. GLADSTONE,MR. PARNELL, AND LORD SALISBURY. THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT AND ITS LEAD-ERS—The Soldiers Ohristmns-Tree. CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Dr. Talmages Ser-mon Last Sunday Morning. A Remarkable Answer to Prayer in Brooklyn. CURRENT EVENTS: Civil Service Reform in Congress—More Protests AgainstSilver Coinage—Another 1Anti-Chinese Demonstration in Wyoming—A Dis-tressing Mining Calamity—Labor Disturbances in jPennsylvania—Queen Victoria
Christian herald and signs of our times . OUR TIMES. Vol. IX. No. 4. THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1886. Price Three Cents. CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER. PORTRAITS AND LIVES OF MR. GLADSTONE,MR. PARNELL, AND LORD SALISBURY. THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT AND ITS LEAD-ERS—The Soldiers Ohristmns-Tree. CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Dr. Talmages Ser-mon Last Sunday Morning. A Remarkable Answer to Prayer in Brooklyn. CURRENT EVENTS: Civil Service Reform in Congress—More Protests AgainstSilver Coinage—Another 1Anti-Chinese Demonstration in Wyoming—A Dis-tressing Mining Calamity—Labor Disturbances in jPennsylvania—Queen Victoria on the Irish Ques-tion—The Balkan Problem—Mr. Aitkens FarewellA Train on aBurning Bridge, etc. ALDENS FALSE STEP. (With Illustration.) A TRAITOR SUSPECTED AND CONVICTED. A New Sermon by C. H. APOCALYPTIC PICTURES. By Mr. G. B. Tavlor—Notices of New FATAL FRAUD. A Serial Story. (Continued.)PICTURE OF PARLIAMENTARY OFFICIALS SEARCHING FOR Fiery Furnace. S. S. Lesson, by Mrs. M. St. Hon. W. E, Gladstone-Mr. G. S, Parnell, M. P.—Marquis of Salisbury—Lobby of the House of Commons. 50 TEE CHRISTIAN HERALD AND SIGNS OF OUR TIMES. Jan. 28. THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT AND ITSLEADERS. On the first page is a picture of the lobby ofthe House of Commons, a place where membersstroll about while waiting for a division, talkwith their friends, and meet any of their con-stituents vvho may happen to be in London anddesirous of an interview with their representa-tive. The House of Commons, which assembled onJanuary 12th to take the oath of allegiance, isthe eleventh House which the people haveelected since Queen Victoria ascended thethrone. The English system differs from ourown in this, that it is impossible to predict withcertainty when a new House will be the Constitution a House cannot existmore than seven years, but it may be dissolvedin one year, or at any time that the Queen, bythe advice of the Premier, decides. I
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