THE CHRISTIAN'S DAILY TREASURY; a Religious Exercise for every Day in the Year. By Rev. E. TEMPLE. A new and improved edition. 12 mo, cloth, $1.00.
[pointing finger graphic] A work for every Christian. It is indeed a "Treasury" of good things.
THE SCHOOL OF CHRIST; or, Christianity Viewed in its Leading Aspects. By the Rev. A. R. L. FOOTE, author of "Incidents in the Life of our Saviour," etc. 16 mo, cloth, 50 cts.
THE CHRISTIAN PASTOR; His Work and the Needful Preparation. By ALVAN HOVEY, D. D., Prof. of Theology in the Newton Theol. Inst. 16 mo, pp. 60; flexible cloth, 25 cents; paper covers, 12 cents.
APOLLOS; or, Directions to Persons just commencing a Religious Life. 32 mo, paper covers, cheap, for distribution, per hundred, $6.00.
THE HARVEST AND THE REAPERS. Home Work for All, and how to do it. By Rev. HARVEY NEWCOMB. 16 mo, cloth, 63 cts.
This work is dedicated to the converts of 1858. It shows what _may_ be done, by showing what has been done. It shows how much there is now to be done at home. It shows how to do it. Every man interested in the work of saving men, every professing Christian, will find this work to be for him.
THE CHURCH-MEMBER'S MANUAL of Ecclesiastical Principles, Doctrines, and Discipline. By Rev. WILLIAM CROWELL, D. D. Introduction by H. J. RIPLEY, D. D. Second edition, revised and improved. 12 mo, cloth, 75 cts.
THE CHURCH-MEMBER'S HAND-BOOK; a Plain Guide to the Doctrines and Practice of Baptist Churches. By the Rev. WILLIAM CROWELL, D. D. 18 mo, cloth, 38 cts.
THE CHURCH-MEMBER'S GUIDE. By the Rev. JOHN A. JAMES. Edited by J. O. CHOULES, D. D. New edition. With Introductory Essay, by Rev. HUBBARD WINSLOW. Cloth, 33 cts.
"The spontaneous effusion of our heart, on laying the book down, was: 'May every church, member in our land possess this book, and be blessed with all the happiness which conformity to its evangelical sentiments and directions is calculated to confer.'"--_Christian Secretary._
THE CHURCH IN EARNEST. By Rev. JOHN A. JAMES. 18 mo, cloth, 40 cts.
"Its arguments and appeals are well adapted to prompt to action, and the times demand such a book. We trust it will be universally read."--_N. Y. Observer._
"Those who have the means should purchase a number of copies of this work, and lend them to church-members, and keep them in circulation _till they are worn out_!"--_Mothers' Assistant._
CHRISTIAN PROGRESS. A Sequel to the Anxious Inquirer. By JOHN ANGELL JAMES. 18 mo, cloth, 31 cts.
[pointing finger graphic] One of the best and most useful works of this popular author.
"It ought to be sold by hundreds of thousands, until every church-member in the land has bought, read, marked, learned, and inwardly digested a copy."--_Congregationalist._
"So eminently is it adapted to do good, that we feel no surprise that it should make one of the publishers' excellent publications. It exhibits the whole subject of growth in grace with great simplicity and clearness."--_Puritan Recorder._
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