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I ndia .—What Can It Teach Us? by
Max Mullet.—No. 92. Standard Libra­
ry Price 25 cent's.—Max Muller stands
in the front rank of the noblest geniu­
ses and best scholars of our age- It is
_ not necessary jo 6Deak-Qf his. wnndfirfnl
abilities and profound learning. Had
any proof of the above estimate of him
been wanting, this book “ India : What
Can It Teach Us?” would have abun­
dantly supplied it. The subjects of the
book was tbrst discussed Iffa Sene» ' of
lectures which he was invited to deliver
before tbo students of the University of
Cambridge, England, by the Authori­
ties of that venerable seat of learning.
They were then put trgether in a book,
and we now have the pleasure of giving
them in this cheap form to our Ameri­
can readers. The American edition
has been greatly improved by Prof. Al­
exander Wilder, who has written an
able introduction and introduced some
nates for our readers on this side of
■ the Atlantic. The T joo Twill Be found
to contain a world of informatoin, teach­
ing new and most invaluable facts and
lessons, yet apart from this it would be
a most profitable task to read it once ev­
ery month if only to cultivate the auth­
or’s inimitable style. Few roaders will
receive all Max Muller’s teaching.-
Every intelligent reader, conversant
with English literature, will know this
from his other writings. We exhort
every one who may be lacking in toler­
ance, before reading the book, to read
his “ Dedication ” to it. Nothing in
the English language which we ever
Tead breathes a nobler, more simple,
more childlike and tolerant spirit, while
at the same time it is manly and fear­
less. Read it by all means. Funk &
Wagnalls, Publishers, New York.
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OBITUARY
N orth Y amhill , O b .,
June 22, 1883.
Editor Christian Herald:
Brother Aaron Payne, just before his
death wished a notice of his death sent
to you with a request for you to publish
in full the 19th chapter of Job a« an
expression of his dying sentiments and
the last Scripture he asked to be read to
him, and be further admonishes all to
obey God and keep Lia commandments,
aud to follow his written word and not
the commandments of men. Brother
Payne was in his sound mind when he
made these requests, and did not wish
anything further said about him than
just this simple notice: Aaron Payne,
born »in Somerset county, Penn., Dec.
30, 1789, died at North Yamhill, Oregon,
M ty 19, 1883,
R. B aird ,
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