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Stanley, A. P. Thoughts that breathe. 

Bost., D. Lothrop, 1880 $1

Rich in the assertion and illustration of those principles of thought and action which are universal and eternal.

 Story of the heavenly camp-fires. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros., 1896 $1.25

A thoughtful and religious speculation concerning existence in Heaven.

Strong, J. The new era. 

N. Y., Baker & Taylor, 1893 cl. 75c; lib. ed. $1.50

Author believes this is a period of transition, and points out through these discourses its relations to the past and the future, and thus interprets its meaning.

Swing, D. Sermons. 

Chic, McClurg & Co., 1884 $1.50

Twenty beautiful and helpful sermons, teaching by their divine philosophy the way to the higher life.

Taylor, W. M. Elijah, the prophet. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros., 1875 $1.50

The story of Elijah is one of thrilling interest. There is a shadow of mystery and yet a mien of majesty about the hero which affects every reader.

——— Joseph, the prime minister. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros., 1886 $1.50

Retains the charm of scripture story and throws light of modern scholarship on incidents not well understood heretofore.

——— Ruth, the gleaner. 

N. Y., Harper & Bros., 1891 $1.50

Two biographic lectures on Ruth and Queen Esther.

——— The miracles of our Savior. 

N. Y., Armstrong & Son, 1890 $1.75

Author has not attempted any classification of the Savior's miracles. His aim throughout is expository and practical.

Tee, E. The sanctuary of suffering. 

N. Y., Longmans, Green & Co., 1896 $2

"There is no book more calculated to help one in trouble, more free from anything morbid, more full of divine love."

Trine, R. W. In tune with the infinite. 

N. Y., Crowell & Co., 1897 $1.25

Fresh, earnest, untrammeled by any creed narrower than the universal religion of love.