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Mr. Spurgeon’s New Work

JUST PUBLISHED.

THE CHEQUE BOOK OF THE BANK OF FAITH.

     Being precious promises arranged for daily use With brief
     experimental comments.  Nearly 400 pages, cloth, 12mo, Price,
     $1.50.

“Mr. Spurgeon’s words are so plain, his style so sparkling, and his spirit so devout, that the reading of his productions is almost sure to excite a mental glow and awaken holy aspirations.  This book is brimful of quickening, soothing, soul-lifting power and is admirably adapted to the end in view.”—­N.Y.  Witness.

“The reader will find here a treasure-house full of riches, especially if he has learned what Mr., Spurgeon desires to teach, to ’treat the promise as a reality—­as a man treats a cheque.’”—­Boston Golden Rule.

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PILGRIM’S LETTERS.

BY JOSEPH E. ROY.

     Issued by the Congregational S.S. and Publishing Society: 
     Congregational House, Boston; 175 Wabash Av., Chicago.

     PRICE, $1.50.

Dr. A.H.  Clapp says:  “How much wife and I have enjoyed the Pilgrim Letters.  There certainly is a vast deal of Historical (especially church historical) matter that has present value, but will have accumulating value in the coming years.”

     THE N.Y.  INDEPENDENT.—­“They carry the reader back to the times
     in which they were written, and reproduce the passion of those
     stirring days.”