BOOKS FOR SUNDAY-SCHOOLS.

200 Mulberry-street, New York.

A MISSIONARY NARRATIVE Of the Triumphs of Grace, as seen in the Conversion of Kafirs, Hottentots, Fingoes, and other Natives of South Africa. By SAMUEL YOUNG, twelve years a Missionary in that Country. 18mo.. pp. 160.

THE YOUNG MINER:

A Memoir of John Lean, Jr., of Camborne, in the County of Cornwall. By JOHN BUSTARD. 18mo., pp. 59.

PRAISE AND BLAME.

By Rev. CHARLES WILLIAMS, Author of "Facts, not
Fables." With Illustrations. 18mo., pp. 112.

THE LIFE OF MOSES. •

By Rev DANIEL SMITH. Illustrated. 18mo., pp. 224. HISTORY OF NELLY VANNER. Written expressly for Children. By JOHN CURWEN. 18mo., pp. 76.

INTERESTING STORIES

For the Entertainment and Instruction of Young
Readers. Illustrated. Two volumes, 18mo.

THE BROKEN HYACINTH;

Or, Ellen and Sophia. By MRS. SHERWOOD, Author of "Little Henry and his Bearer." Three Illustrations. 18mo., pp. 96.

DEAF AND DUMB.

Recollections of the Deaf and Dumb. 18mo., pp. 103.

THE LIFE OF HEZEKIAH.

By Rev. DANIEL SMITH. 18mo., pp. 77.

200 Mulberry-street, New York.

MATTIE;

Or, Live for Others. By RENA RAY. Three Ilustrations. 18mo.

WESLEYAN CENTENARY:

A Memorial of the Wesleyan Centenary. Extracted from "The Centenary of Wesleyan Methodism." By THOMAS JACKSON. 18mo.

MATERNAL INSTRUCTIONS:

Or, the History of Mrs. Murray and her Children. By WILLIAM M'GAVIN, Esq., Author of "The Protestant."

18mo.

FILIAL DUTY

Recommended and Enforced, by a variety of Instructive and Amusing Narratives of Children who have been remarkable for Affection to their Parents; also, an Account of some Striking Instances of Children who have been guilty of Cruel and Unnatural Conduct to their Parents. Five Illustrations. 18mo.

THE LIFE OF ST. PETER.
By Rev. DANIEL SMITH. 18mo.

THE LIFE OF DAVID.
By Rev. DANIEL SMITH. 18m0.

THE LIFE OF ST. PAUL.
By Rev. DANIEL SMITH. 18mo.

THE BOATMAN'S DAUGHTER:
A Narrative for the Learned and Unlearned. By
ALFRED BARRETT.

THE DESERT.

18mo.

Four Illustrations. 18mo.

BOOKS FOR SUNDAY-SCHOOLS. 200 Mulberry-street, New York.

MINNIE RAY.

A Story of Faith and Good Works. By Mrs. C. M.
EDWARDS, Author of "The Herbert Family," "The
Itinerant," etc Four Illustrations. 18mo., pp. 198.

AUNT EFFIE;

Or, the Pious Widow and her Infidel Brother. By
Rev. DANIEL WISE, Author of "Guide to the Sav-
iour,"
," "Path of Life," "Young Man's Counselor,"
etc. Two Illustrations. 18mo., pp. 174.

SARAH NEAL.

A Tale of Real Life. By the Author of "Roland Rand" and "The Homely Child." Three Illustrations. 18mo., pp. 76.

BE COURTEOUS;

Or, Religion the True Refiner. By Mrs. M. H.
MAXWELL. Three Illustrations. 18no., pp. 183.

A SCHOOL-BOY'S LIFE:

Being a Memoir of John Lang Bickersteth, late of
Rugby School. 18mo., pp. 69.

MARGARET CRAVEN;

Or, Beauty of the Heart. By the Author of "The
Lost Key," "The Golden Mushroom," and "The
Little Water-cress Sellers." Five Illustrations.
18mo., pp. 175.

LITTLE JESSIE'S WORK,

And the Broken Rosebuds.
18mo., pp. 88.

ELLINOR GREY:

Two Engravings.

Or, the Sunday-School Class at Trimble Hollow. By Mrs. H. C. GARDNER, Author of "Annie Lee," etc. Four Illustrations. 18mo., pp. 195.

OCT 21 1920

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