The Preacher's monthly. Vol.2-7; editor's ser., vol.1, no.1-6

Living Words of Great Preachers.
Faithful unto Death. A. Raleigh, D.D.
Lessons from an Old Story. Dean Vaughan
Motive Power of Human Progress. J. H. Barrow, D.D.:
The Eye of the Soul. Phillips Brooks
Life Without Anxiety. Joseph Waite, B.A. -

Topical Outlines for the Month.

Attachment to the Sanctuary. H. J. Van Dyke, Tun.
Witness of the Spirit. H. Ward Beecher.
Wasting God's Gifts. C. H. Spurgeon, Jun.
Limitations of Heredity and Environment
What Doest Thou Here? Canon Liddon.
Prodigy or Hero? E.S.P.
Service the only Greatness. Canon Liddon
Talents Improved and Talents Lost. Michael Angelo Dougherty
Hospitality, Motherhood, and Death. W. M. Taylor, D.D.

Life Lessons from the Acts of the Apostles.

Almost Persuaded.

Editor

Week Night Services.
Certainties in Religion. P. S. Henson, D.D.
From the Depths to the Heights. Alexander Maclaren, D.D.
Three Temples of God. Archdeacon Farrar

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The Bible and Modern Discovery.

The Jewish Exile and the Assyrian Records. Professor F. Brown

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Living Words of Great Preachers.