Horne (Rev. C. Silvester, M.A.)— The Life that is Easy. Handsome art linen binding, 2s. A choice gift for young Christians of any age. The Contents of this vigorous and freshly-written exposition of the Christian Life are as follows:-The Goal of Life-Fulness of Growth-The Mystery of Godliness-The Life that is Easy-Voices that Call to LifeThe Master of Life-The Return to Self-Healing Health—The Power of Personality-Stability of Character-Means of Grace. "The chapters are brief and very readable. Mr. Horne has given us a brilliant presentation of the Christian Life."-Presbyterian. Horne (Rev. C. Silvester, M.A.)— The Sobriety of Hope. 1d.; post free, 1d. (Tracts for the Times, No. 6.) Horne (Rev. C. Silvester, M.A.)— Primer of Church Fellowship (see under Pierce). James (Rev. G. Howard) Talks to the Young Folks. Crown 8vo, handsome cloth, 2s. 6d. "Mr. James has the happy knack of interesting."—Baptist Magazine. Jones (Newton)— The Captain on the Bridge. Small 4to, strong cloth, illustrated with numerous diagrams, 2s. 6d. net ; post free, 28. 9d. "A very helpful and suggestive book."-Rev. Thomas Spurgeon. Jowett (Rev. J. H., M.A.)— The Duty of being Young. 1d.; post free, 1d. (Tracts for the Times, No. 4.) Light and Leading. A Monthly Magazine for Ministers, Sunday School Superintendents and Teachers, The object of Light and Leading" is to bring, as far as possible, the results of Modern Biblical Scholarship and research within the reach of readers who do not know Greek or Hebrew, and to promote in general the Reverent and Scientific Study of the Scriptures, free from strained interpretation and theological bias. To supply practical hints respecting Preaching and Public Speaking for the help of beginners. To give Self-taught Students, especially in the department of sacred science, practical advice respecting the choice of books, methods of study, etc. The Regular Features of the Magazine include Biblical Exposition, including helps on the International Lessons for each Sunday in the current month; Articles on Methods of Teaching and Study; Summaries of important Books, especially on Biblical and Educational Subjects; Helps for Preachers and Speakers, etc. Specimen Number post free on receipt of a Id. stamp. Kephart (Rev. J. C., M.A.)— Sixteen pages of Letterpress and Coloured Chart printed on strong Most Valuable Accompaniment to the Gospels. Shows at a glance the events of our Lord's life by a Coloured Diagram and a Harmony of the Four Gospels. "There are evidences of great care. Mr. Kephart's book will be very useful."-American Sunday School Times. Lee (Wm. E., M.R.C.S.E.)— Human Body, The, and How to Take Care of it. A Tract for the People. 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By arrangement with the publishers of these valuable books of the eminent Manchester preacher, Mr, Allenson has much pleasure in drawing attention to this important addition to his catalogue, and the very favourable reduction of Is. on the published price of each of these books, which long since earned a first place amongst sermon literature, and even in comparison with the later work of Dr. Maclaren, have never been excelled. Maclaren (Rev. Alexander, D.D.)— Week-day Evening Addresses delivered in Manchester. Fcap. 8vo, 2s. 6d. Mann (Rev. Cameron)— Comments at the Cross. Six Lent Sermons. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. Martin (Rev. G. Currie, M.A.. B.D.)— A Catechism on the Teachings of Jesus. About God Himself, The Holy Spirit, Prayer and Worship, The Kingdom of God, our Duty, Discipleship, Sin, His own Death, His Resurrection and Second Coming, His Mission. In the words of Scripture (Revised Version). For use in Schools and Bible Classes. 16 pages, stout wrapper, clear type, 1d. Men, Books for Young (see under Phillips Brooks, Bryson, Davis, Faulkner, Gant, Lawson, Phillips). Missionary Life and Work (see Bryson's "Roberts of Tientsin " (China); Davis's "J. Hardy Nessima (Japan); Faulkner's "Joseph Sidney Hill" (New Zealand and E. E. Africa); Phillips's "Christian Chivalry"; Pierce's “Dominion of Christ"; Brock's "Sidney Roberts Webb" (Congo). Muirhead (Alice Jane)— Helen Murdoch; or, "Treasures of Darkness." Handsome crown 8vo, 256 pp., 18. 6d. "Serious minded girls will find Helen Murdoch" pleasant and stimulating reading. Traces a young girl's school life, her efforts to earn her own living and live a Christian life."-Christian World. Needham (E. S.)— An Imaginary Symposium. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. Criticising Scepticism and Agnosticism. "This is a very sprightly little book, not only entertaining but suggestive."-Literary World. Nonconformist Minister's Ordinal, The. 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A Book With Complete Cloth boards, "Hard pressed speakers will often find here what they are in need of."Christian World. "A boon to Preachers and Teachers."-Meth. Times. Phillips (Rev. Thomas, B.A.)-— Christian Chivalry. An Address to Young Men in the Cause of the Kingdom. An artistic booklet. Narrow 8vo, 6d. Burns with Missionary zeal. Pierce (Rev. William), and Horne (Rev. C. Silvester, M.A.)— The Primer of Church Fellowship. For Use in the Independent Churches. Cheap Edition, 6d.; post free, 7d.; cloth, 18. This new and cheap edition received very warm commendation by the late Dr. Dale, and Dr. Barrett, and Dr. Brown, beside many others. "We gladly welcome the new and cheaper edition of The Primer of Church Fellowship,' by the Revs. William Pierce and C. Silvester Horne. Having already expressed our high opinion of it when published at one shilling, we rejoice to see this cheaper edition, and trust it will be scattered broadcast over the twofold section of Christendom, known as the Churches of the Congregational order. It is an admirable handbook to the privileges and duties of Church membership."— Word and Work. Pierce (Rev. William)— The Dominion of Christ. Handsome cloth, large crown 8vo, 3s. 6d. Special Edition, stout paper, 18. net, for distribution. Contents:-The Dominion of Christ-Patriotism and Missions -The Saviour of the World.-The Vocation of the Missionary-Women as Missionaries-The Beckoning Vision-Place of Education as a Missionary Agency-Relation of the Churches to the Work of Foreign MissionsForeign Missions and Christian Life and Thought-Physician and Evangelist-Forward-Complete Index. "Earnest in spirit, enthusiastic and hopeful in tone, and thoroughly practical in aim. 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