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THE MORTE STONE; or, Caution and Counsel for the Young. By EBENEZER WILMSHURST. With several Illustrations.

"None of your nod-your-head and go to sleep Sunday-school Addresses, but all alive and awake ones, enforced by crisp dewy illustrations and anecdotes, and all leading to personal piety and robust godliness. Get it and study it, Mr. Proser, next time you intend to torture the children from the platform, and if they do not open their eyes-and keep them open-we shall open ours in surprise." ."-Mr. C. H. Spurgeon, in the "Sword and Trowel." London Publishers: HOULSTON AND SONS, Paternoster Buildings.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL ADDRESSES, suitable for distribution amongst the young, by JOHN PRIOR, a teacher in Gower Street Chapel Sunday School. No. 1, GRACE; No. 2, REMEMBER THY CREATOR; No. 3, THE BIBLE. 1d. each, or 8d. per dozen, post free. C. A. BARTLETT and Co., Warwick Buildings, Paternoster Row, London; or of any bookseller.

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DENHAM HOUSE, LEE, near BLACKHEATH, KENT.— Principal, Miss VIDLER. The above Ladies' School has been established over twenty years. The pupils are under the special care of the Principal, who studies their health and comfort. Terms moderate. Pupils are prepared for the Local Examinations.

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BLESSED ARE YE THAT SOW BESIDE ALL WATERS."

The Sower

A Monthly Magazine, Devoted to the Spread of

Bible Truth.

"IN THE MORNING SOW THY SEED, AND IN THE EVENING WITHHOLD NOT THINE HAND; FOR THOU KNOWEST

CONTENTS.

THE SUBSTANCE OF A SERMON, BY A. E. REALFF
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London:

HOULSTON AND SONS, 7, PATERNOSTER BUILDINGS;

And E. WILMSHURST, Blackheath, S.E.

PRICE ONE PENNY.

W. H. & L. Collingridge, City Press, London.

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SUBSCRIBERS will greatly oblige by forwarding their orders and subscriptions for 1884 as early as possible to Mr. E. WILMSHURST, Blackheath, as the pressure towards Christmas is so great. Kindly note that only even numbers, such as two, four, six, &c., can be sent post free. Odd numbers can be sent by the payment of 6d. extra for postage of the odd copy.

RECEIVED.-S. E. A.; W. G.; Secret; R. B.; L. B. G.; E. G.; Samuel; W. B.; G. N.; R. F. R.; J. W.; Ebenezer; G. H. M. R.; Mrs. J. Fearn; M. B.; H. S. L.; D. F.; M. S.; D. M.; J. S.; A. S.; A. H.; J. F.

BOOKS RECEIVED.-"Four Sermons preached by the late Mr. F. Covell," 6d. (post free of Mr. W. G. Covell, 26, High Street, Croydon). "The Broken Law, and Jesus' Blood." By the late G. Francis, 4d. (R. Banks, Racquet Court, Fleet Street, London, E.C.)-This is a reprint of an excellent little work, which is worth many times its price. "The Witness" (Sydney). "The Regular Baptist Magazine" (America). "The Banner of Truth" (New York). "The New York Herald;""Whitfield at Lisbon;""No Popery; ;""The Arian's and Socinian's Monitor." By Macgowan. "Tracts" (J. Gadsby, Bouverie Street, London, E.C.). "Cheerful Piety." By John Berridge (W. P. Dolby, High Street, Stamford). "A Sermon." By the late J. Irons, 1d. (D. Fisk, Brighton Place, Brighton).

PRINTING FUND.-The help thus kindly rendered to the Editor is truly valuable, as it enables him to send the truth into many parts where he otherwise could not for want of means. He hopes that all who can will still assist in the good work of sowing the Word broadcast among our fellow-men. Our enemies are lively; let us not slacken our efforts. The following are gratefully acknowledged :-A Gleaner, 5s.; Mrs. D., 2s.

The Editor makes a most earnest appeal to subscribers to the "Aged Pilgrims' Friend Society" for their votes at the next election of candidates for the Hornsey Rise Asylum. A case has been brought under his notice by kind friends which needs immediate assistance, and calls for urgent and united effort on the part of those who wish to help the Lord's destitute poor. Proxies forwarded to him will be gratefully received. We hope our friends will not forget this case.

TO ALL OUR READERS.-We call your attention to our GLEANER and SOWER Almanack, which is beautifully illustrated, and will serve admirably for bedrooms, schools, offices, &c. We hope every one will try and help the sale of them.

THE ANNUAL VOLUMES OF GLEANER AND SOWER.-These will be ready by December, and we ask all to use what influence they possibly can to get a still larger sale for them than even last year. They are very cheap, well bound, and the boards are beautifully illustrated. GLEANER, cloth, 2s.; boards, 1s. 6d. SowER, 2s. (Early orders are solicited.-ED.)

AT MERCY'S DOOR, published in this month's LITTLE GLEANER is a striking account of grace manifested to a youth, which parents and teachers would do well to bring prominently before the young, especially of any that may be the subjects of sceptical notions, and whose conduct is a grief to those who love them. Any extra numbers required can be had of Mr. E. Wilmshurst, Blackheath.

BACK NUMBERS OF GLEANER AND SOWER, three shillings per hundred. These are excellent as tracts for general distribution. Many would read the GLEANER who would not read other tracts. Ministers and friends who are willing to try and increase our circulation should apply to the Editor, who will gladly send them a little help.

ADVERTISEMENT CHARGES IN THE SOWER AND LITTLE GLEANER.-Twenty words, 1s.; every additional twelve words, 6d. A series at a reduction. Advertisements must be forwarded by the 20th of each month to appear in next issue.

All Advertisements and orders for Magazines to be addressed to Mr. E. WILMSHURST, Bookseller, Blackheath, London, S.E. P. O. Orders to be made payable at Blackheath Village.

ALL communications for the GLEANER and SOWER should be addressed to Mr. T. HULL, 117, High Street, Hastings. Post Office Orders may be made payable to him at the BRANCH OFFICE, High Street.

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Ministers, Superintendents of Sunday-schools, and others interested in the spread of Pure Literature and Sound Truth amongst the Young, are earnestly solicited to try and increase the circulation of the above Magazines, which are most suitable for placing in the hands of all, whether young or old, as they are designed for the purpose of conveying Truth far and near. Even numbers will be sent to any address, post free.

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Cloth Cases for binding the GLEANER and SOWER, 6d. each. Back numbers of SOWER and GLEANER, 1879 to 1883, can still be had.

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Price One Penny, for 1883, beautifully illustrated, contains Daily Texts' and should have a wide circulation among Sunday-schools and Families. Two, four, or more copies, even numbers, post free or 6s. 6d. per 100, carriage paid.

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THE LATE F. COVELL'S SERMONS.-New series. No. 3 is now ready, price 61. J. GADSBY, 18, Bouverie Street, London, E.C.; or lost free from W. G. COVELL, 26, High Street, Croy don.

SAVING KNOWLEDGE.-A Discourse delivered in Grove Chapel, Camberwell, on Sunday morning, August 17th, 1851. By the late Rev. JOSEPH IRONS. Reprinted October, 1883.

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COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, GLOUCESTER HOUSE, HIGHWORTH, WILTS.-The Principal, Mr. JAMES WILLIAMS, will be happy to forward a prospectus of his terms to any parent or guardian about to place a boy from home, as resident pupil, where the neighbourhood is healthy, and the school sufficiently limited to admit of direct supervision, combined with the comforts of home.

There is a station of the Great Western Railway close at hand, and a Cause of Truth equally near.

BOURNEMOUTH.-Visitors are informed that a ROOM HAS BEEN OPENED for the PREACHING of a FREE GRACE GOSPEL in the Conservative Club Room, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth. Services conducted every Lord's Day, at eleven and seven, by Mr. GARNHAM.

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