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16 THE CHRISTIAN iNATION. Vol. 59. N O W "THE GOVENANTER PASTOR" R E A D Y BY THE REV. PROF. R. J, GEORGE, D. D. With Foreword bv Rev. Wm. McLeod George And Frontispiece Portrait of tbe Author. Price, postpaid to any country, $1.55. A BOOK or RARE AND PERMANENT VALUE FOR GENERAL READING A limited number of the flrstedition of "The Covenanter Pastor'' was issued in the Spring of 1912, and almost Immediately exhausted. A sufficient number of copies has now been provided to supply every reasonable demand. All orders can be promptly filled. "The Covenanter Pastor" Is not Alone for Pastors although any pastor, in any denomination, who wishes to make an e.xceptional success of his work, as Dr. George did in his own congregation, will be Immensely helped by it. It Is Equally Fascinating and Essential to Every Christian Layman desiring to enjoy his Christ-purchased privileges to the full, and to thoroughly equip himself for his duties. Every Christian doctrine and department of Church activity treated in this volume is made attractive. A preacher who made the doctrine of Election simple and winsome to children, and strengthening and comforting to doubting adults. Is at work in this great book, talking to the Christian worker with a charm of manner that showed itself in all his -n'ork, and that greatly distinguished him among men. Dr. George, in "The Covenanter Pastor," as Christ's under shepherd, leads his readers to the green pastures and by the quiet waters, and the reader is fllled with new strength, and new desire, and new consecration. It is a book to go back to, again and again, as a thirsty man or woman to a cool and never-failing spring. Published by the CHRISTIAN NATION PUBLISHING COMPANY Tribune Building - New York Second volume, "Pastor and People," in press. SKETCHES OF THE COVENANTERS ClOTH SOUND, 412 PAGES, 51 ILLUSTRATIONS I This book shovvs who the Covenanters are, and the principles for which they stand; how they suffered for the sovereignty of Christ, and endured persecution for three generations. The book has ah'eady been received into a thousand homes. The disposal of the first thousand makes it financially feasible to oifer the second thousand at half price, fifty cents each, in parcels of five or more copies. This oft'er is made especially in the interest of the young people, for presents in the home, class-books in the class, prizes in the Sabbath School, and gifts to mission families. The offer is limited to the present year. SKETCHES OF THE COVENANTERS (Until January 1, 1914) Orders of Five or more books, Fifty Cents, Postpaid. -A ddress J. C. McFEETERS, 649 N. 32d Street - Philadelphia, Pa. >•««•«»»««»••«»««_» N E W B O O K S FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS This Wonder=World Horacio: A Tale of Brazil By Agnes Qiberne Cloth. IS illustrations, 212 pages. i2ino. Price, net, gl 00. Hy mail $1.09. Miss Giberne, who has a most fascinatingway of telling- about the natural wonders of the universe, in this her latest book, has taken up soine of the substances found on our globe and has treated them in a manner, By R. W. Fenn Bound in cloth, 304 pages. 4 illustratioiij. from photographs. Price, net, S'oo. By mail, Si.ro. A Story quite out of the beaten track, taking the reader into the depths of Brazilian forests, to the coffee plantations and the villages, told by one who has lived in Brazil for ten years and knows the people calculated, as she herself says, "to intimately. The exciting adventures awalien a curiosity which in after years may lead to a deeper knowledge ot this wonderful world in which we live." THEKLA: A Story of the Name through which the 3ôung hero passed and how he found a Saviour who tamed his passionate nature, will fascinate every boy and young man. By Edgar Whitaker Work, D.D. 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The flashesof inspiration that greet the reader on ever}' hand evidence the fire and enthusiasm of a mind to whom living is a privilege. The Life of Christ By William Hanna, D.D., LL.D. This is a new and enlarged edition, especially arranged for Bible Students in Twenty-five Outline studies and Reading Courses, by Charles 11. Morgan, I'h. D. Cloth, 16 illustrations and 2 maps, 862 pages. Price, net Sl-oo. By mail. Si. 13. Printed on India Paper. Dr. Hanna'b "Life of Christ" is a strong yet simple recital of the life of Jesus. Dr. Morgan's introductory comments and clear synopsis of the matter in each section bring the book into most excellente shape for classroom work. The 01d=Time Religion told in a novel way. Few names or dates are given and the reader is led to search out their setting in the Old and New Testaments. The Awakening the Hartwells By Mrs. E. S. Allen Bound in cloth witli ffuld side stamp. l2mo. Size 51-2x7 inches. Price, $1 oo net, postage lo cents. The Hartwells, wealthy and absorbed in pleasure were awakened at the time of the San Francisco earthquake and fire, which swept away all they possessed. How they began their life anew, and learned by a wliolesome experience the value of an earnest and consecrated purpose in behalf of others is graphically told in this story It is charmingly written. The N Person of Christ By Philip Schaff, D D., with foreword by Rev. Cortland Meyers, D.D. Revised edition from new plates. Cloth, 148 pages, l2mo. Pnce, net 75 cents. By mail, 81 cents. This is a new edition of Dr. Philip Schaff's strong, scholarly analysis of the Hfe and character of Jesus, showing His divine influence Nassau upon human St., history New and refuting York By American Rev. David James Tract Burrell, Society, D.D., LL.D* 150 Cloth, i2mo. 349 pafjes. Price, gt.oo. By mail, Si.io the baseless attacks of infidels. 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