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Single copy, 30 cents. “ I have examined the new edition of Popular
Hymns with music, and I regard it as the best collection of songs and
music foi' the Sunday-school that I have seen. It is also as well adapt
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to use in the Church as its limited range of church hymns will allow.
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In the adaptation of music to words, it excels all of our hymnals.”— J;
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As we are determined to double our subscription list to the
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do not wish to ask any thing of our subscribers without giving them in copy. " We think Bro. Floyd has done the Church of God a real ser-
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aniount nf soundest and most wholesome food for Christians. We should be glad
whether it be one name he sends or fifty. Hence we have to see it in every household in the land.”— Old Path Guide.
placed nothing on the list but first - class , standard books, such as are
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1. A T rip A round the W orld . By Timothy Coop and Henry
good book for doing that which they would willingly do without a Exley. Including a triptO-New -Zet(la<ulf -Taomania and Australia ;
___j>remium ;but as they have been very iaitlrful we riTaH 'not coTnpt.iiin 1f f
some account of the Christian Church there,, and their work and
they should be the fortunate ones. Let all our readers make a strong success; together with facts concerning the natives ; missionaries, their
effort at once for this proposition is liable to be withdrawn on any day. work, perils and success; with much interesting information, gleaned
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3. R um , R uin , and the R emedy . By D. R. Dungan. .A thorough
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4. T he S tandard S unday -S chool M anual . By Frank M. Green..
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versy over S alvation . It contains a history of the Controversy, the
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article on Modern Gospel Meetings, which aroused it, the reply of I Gino. -Price $1 00.
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“ Kaklem,” the answers of the various Chicago clergymen to the
■ 5/ LtriroF PREsrDFNT nTtfyfRi.n.—By T. M. uroen.—A Christian
. questi ons of the Timex
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including those of Mr. Moody, Prof. Swing, Dr. Thomas, Rev. L. P. Mer
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possesses the advantage of giving the views of leading men in the stantially bound in cloth, and printed on good paper. It contains a
various denominations upon this important subject in their own words. most superb steel-plate likeness of the author^A. Wilf ord Hall, Ph. D.,
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Editor of The Microcosm, Author of The Problem of Human Life, etc.);
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Hand-Book for all Sunday-School workers containing suggestions on all pamphlet on The Immortality of Soul Ph i 1 osoph i cal lyDemonst rated, and
phases of the work, which should be read and consulted by all workers, the three leading editorials froux T’Ac Microcosm, Vol. 2, entitled, DogiT
and will result in giving new impetus*«md
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Death End All ? This makes an appropriate termination to this re
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4‘ Christian Woman s responsibility in the religious education of the more than 800 separate passages from the Ohl and New Testaments
Young,” by Mrs. O. A. Carr. 144 pages; price 50 cents.
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JU M oody ’ s T heology E xamined . By J. T. Walsh. This is a
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gospel truth with great plainness and power, but when tried by the DarwinjyLuxley and Haickel, in the boldest and most searching and
tegehing of Christ ami Iris Apostles, his teaching is seen tobSTSeriousIy trenchant assault upon the modem theory of Evolution that we have
defective. It is good reading—good in its aim, good in its spirit, and seen. He also has given a searching review of the wave-theory of
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ought to sell, and should l>e extensively circulated. 106 pages; price * * * We do not see that there is any escape from a revolution
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cusses the following pointsIntroduction—The Liquor Traffic. 1. The the defensive, where they will have a hard time of it. • * • This
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2. A nalysis of the F our G ospels and A cts ; by Robert Milligan;
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with Leading Queries and Illustrations, for the use of Sunday-schools,
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6. T he N ew C hristian H ymn and T une B ook . 'Compiled by
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The book is divided into two parts. Part I, containing the old standard
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hymns and tunes. Part II contains the popular hymns of the Gospel
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•day-schools and Protracted Meetings. The book is full of sacred songs and a new translation. The author’s well-known ability as a biblical
selected from the vast treasure-house of Christiau psalmody. It is scholar and critic, is fully sustained in this, his life work. It has re
meeting with the hearty approval of those who desire pure, fervent con ceived the unqualified indorsement of the Disciples of Christ every
gregational worship. Word and Tune Edition. Bound in boards (wire where. The press is unanimous in its praise. Printed on the finest
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