2. TYPICAL FORMS.
3. THE INTUITIONS OF THE MIND.
4. DEFENCE OF FUNDAMENTALISM
5. THE SCOTTISH PHILOSOPHY.
_Any volume sold separately at_ $2.00.
"Thousands of earnest, thoughtful men have found treasures of
argument, illustration, and learning in these pages, with which
their minds and hearts have been enriched and fortified for
better work and wider influences."--_N. Y. Observer._
DR. MCCOSH'S LOGIC. 12mo $1.50
CHRISTIANITY AND POSITIVISM. 12mo 1.75
=* Dr. Merle D'Aubigne's History.= 13 vols., uniform, $12.50, viz.:--
* HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. 5 vols. Brown
cloth. In a box. $4.50.
* HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN THE TIME OF CALVIN. Brown cloth. In a
box. Reduced from $16.00 to $8.00.
"The work is now complete; and these later volumes, together
with the original five, form a library relating to the
Reformation of incalculable value and of intense interest. The
pen of this master of history gave a charm to every thing that
he touched."--_N. Y. Observer._
=Guide to Family Devotion.= By the Rev. Alexander Fletcher, D.D. Royal
quarto, with 10 steel plates (half morocco, $7.50; Turkey morocco,
$12.00), cloth, gilt, and gilt edges, $5.00.
"The more we look over the volume the more we admire it, and the
more heartily feel to commend it to families and devout
Christians. It is emphatically a book of devotion, from the
standpoint of an intelligent, broad-minded Christian minister,
who has here expressed many of the deepest emotions and wants of
the soul. The selections of Scripture and the hymns are all
admirably adapted to increase devotion; and the prayers are such
as can but aid the suppliant, even when not uttered from his
precise standpoint, and are especially valuable to many heads of
families who find it difficult to frame words for themselves in
conducting family worship."--_Journal and Messenger._
=The A. L. O. E. Library.= In 55 vols., 18mo, in a neat wooden case,
$40.00.
"All these stories have the charm and pure Christian character
which have made the name of A. L. O. E. dear to thousands of
homes."--_Lutheran._
"The writings of this author have become a standard, and the
mystic imprint, A. L. O. E., is ample assurance that the truth
of the Gospel is beneath."--_Episcopalian_.
=Bickersteth (Rev. E. H.).= Yesterday, To-day, and Forever. A Poem.
Pocket edition, .50; 16mo, $1.00; 12mo, $1.50.
"If any poem is destined to endure in the companionship of
Milton's hitherto matchless epic, we believe it will be
'Yesterday, To-day, and Forever.'"--_London Globe._
=Butler (Rev. William Archer).= Sermons. 2 vols., $2.50. Lectures on
Ancient Philosophy. 2 vols., $2.50.
"A few weeks ago we spoke of the reprinting, by Carter &
Brothers, of the Sermons of Archer Butler, a body of preaching
so strong and massive as to be really wonderful. The 'Lectures
on Ancient Philosophy' that are now added, were delivered at the
University of Dublin, about the year 1840, when the author was
scarcely thirty years old."--_Watchman._
=The Book and Its Story.= 12mo. $1.50.
=Fresh Leaves from the Book and Its Story.= 12mo. $1.50.
"Let any one who is inclined to think the bare Scriptures 'dry'
reading, peruse them in connection with a volume like this, and
they will be clothed to him with a new life. He will learn how
the separate books of the Bible were, as it were, built into one
another, and made to form a glorious whole: he will read
intelligently and with deep interest."--_Keystone._
=Bonar (Horatius, D.D.).= Hymns of Faith and Hope. 3 vols., 18mo. $2.25.
=Bible Thoughts and Themes.= 6 vols. 12mo, viz.:--
GENESIS $2.00
OLD TESTAMENT 2.00
GOSPELS 2.00
ACTS, &C. 2.00
LESSER EPISTLES 2.00
REVELATION 2.00
"With no attempt at exposition, except what is found in
comparing Scripture with Scripture, and drawing illustrations
and means of impressing rich gospel truth from almost every
source, the author proceeds with theme upon theme, giving floods
of edifying and comforting light from beginning to end. It is a
good book for the private Christian to have on his table for
frequent use, and ministers will often find in it that which
will be suggestive and useful."--_Christian Instructor_.
WAY OF PEACE $0.50
WAY OF HOLINESS .60
NIGHT OF WEEPING .50
MORNING OF JOY .60
FOLLOW THE LAMB .40
THE RENT VEIL 1.25
MY OLD LETTERS 2.00
HYMNS OF THE NATIVITY, gilt, 1.00
THE CHRIST OF GOD 1.25
TRUTH AND ERROR .60
THE EVERLASTING RIGHTEOUSNESS .60
=Chalmers (Thomas, D.D.).= Sermons. 2 vols. in one $3.00.
=Cowper (Wm.).= The Task. Illustrated by Birket Foster $3.50.
=Cuyler (Rev. T. L.).=
POINTED PAPERS $1.50
THOUGHT HIVES 1.50
EMPTY CRIB 1.00
"Dr. Cuyler holds steadily the position which he reached years
ago, as the best writer of pointed, racy, religious articles in
our country."--_Presbyterian_.
=Dick (John, D.D.).= Lectures on Theology. 8vo. $3.00.
"It is, as a whole, superior to any other system of theology in
our language."--_Christian Journal_.
=Dickson (Rev. Alexander, D.D.).=
ALL ABOUT JESUS $2.00
BEAUTY FOR ASHES 2.00
"His book is a 'bundle of myrrh,' and will be specially enjoyed
by those who are in trouble."--_Rev. Dr. W. M. Taylor_.
"Luscious as a honeycomb with sweetness drawn from God's
word"--_Rev. Dr. Cuyler_.
=Dykes (Oswald, D.D.), on the Sermon on the Mount.= 3 vols., $3.00.
ABRAHAM, THE FRIEND OF GOD $1.50
"We are ever and anon surprised by some new view or fresh
thought that never had occurred to us in this connection. The
book (Abraham) is a thoughtful, scholarly production, in
vigorous English."--_N. Christian Advocate_.
=* Edwards (Jonathan).= Works. In 4 vols., octavo. $6.00.
"I consider Jonathan Edwards the greatest of the sons of
men."--_Robert Hall_.
=Fraser (Rev. Donald).= Synoptical Lectures on the Books of the Bible. 3
vols., $6.00.
"Dr. Fraser has observed, like many others of us, the mischief
which results from cutting the Bible into fragments, and using
it piecemeal. In these volumes he discourses of the Bible at
large, indicates the scope of each book, and furnishes a brief
digest of its contents. The design was in itself most laudable,
and it has been well carried out."--_Spurgeon_.
=Green (Prof. Win. Henry, D.D.).= The Argument of the Book of Job
Unfolded. 12mo. $1.75.
"That ancient composition so marvellous in beauty, and so rich
in philosophy, is here treated in a thoroughly analytical
manner, and new depths and grander proportions of the divine
original portrayed. It is a book to stimulate
research"--_Methodist Recorder_.
=Guthrie (Thomas, D.D.).= Life and Works. 11 vols. $15.00.
"His pages glow with the deep piety, the Scriptural beauty, the
rich imagery, and the tender pathos which breathed from his
lips."--_N. Y. Observer_.
=Hamilton (James, D.D.).= Select Works. 4 vols. $5.00. Containing The
Royal Preacher; Mount of Olives; Pearl of Parables; Lamp and Lantern;
Great Biography; Harp on the Willows; Lake of Galilee; Emblems from
Eden; Life in Earnest.
"Those familiar with the works of Dr Hamilton will perceive that
this set of volumes contains the choice gold from the author's
mine. They are put up in a neat box, and sold at the low price
of $5 for the set."--_Interior_.
=Hamlin (Cyrus).= Among the Turks. 12mo. $1.50.
=Hanna (Rev. William, D.D.).= Life of Christ. 3 vols. 12mo. $4.50.
"We can heartily commend the 'Life of our Lord,' by Dr.
Hanna."--_Congregational Quarterly_.
"Besides the beauty of the style and the careful scholarship
which mark these volumes, we cannot too warmly commend them for
their deep piety and hearty enforcement of the doctrines of
Christianity."--_N. Y. Observer_.
=Hill (George).= Lectures on Divinity. 8vo. $2.50.
"The candor and fairness of this author are remarkable, an
unfailing indication of real greatness."--_Christian Mirror_.
=Hodge (Charles, D.D.).= Commentaries.
ON ROMANS. 12mo $1.75
ON EPHESIANS. 12mo 1.75
ON CORINTHIANS. 2 vols. 12mo 3.50
Rev. C. H. Spurgeon says: "Most valuable. With no writer do we
more fully agree. The more we use Hodge, the more we value him.
This applies to all his Commentaries."
=Hodge (Rev. A. A., D.D.).= Outlines of Theology. Revised and Enlarged
Edition. 8vo. $3.00.
"At its first publication in 1860, this work attracted much
attention, and ever since it has had a large sale, and been
carefully studied both in this country and in Great Britain. It
has been translated into Welsh and modern Greek, and has been
used as a text-book in several theological schools. Prepared
originally in good part from notes taken by the author from his
distinguished father's lectures, with the assistance of standard
theological writers, after fourteen years of service as a
theological instructor, he has, with increased knowledge and
experience as a teacher, embodied in this new and enlarged
edition not only the treasures of the volume as it first
appeared, but the rich results of his additional studies and
investigations. This new edition contains fifty per cent more of
matter than the former one. Two chapters have been dropped, and
five new ones have been added."--_Presbyterian Banner_.
=Holt (Emily Sarah).= Historical Tales.
ISOULT BARRY. 12mo $1.50
ROBIN TREMAYNE. 12mo 1.50
THE WELL IN THE DESERT. 16mo 1.25
ASHCLIFFE HALL. 16mo 1.25
VERENA; A TALE. 12mo 1.50
THE WHITE ROSE OF LANGLEY. 12mo 1.50
IMOGEN. 12mo 1.50
CLARE AVERY. 12mo 1.50
LETTICE EDEN. 12mo 1.50
FOR THE MASTER'S SAKE. 16mo 1.00
MARGERY'S SON. 12mo 1.50
LADY SYBIL'S CHOICE. 12mo 1.50
THE MAIDEN'S LODGE. 12mo 1.25
"Whether it is regarded in its historical or its religious
aspect, 'Isoult Barry of Wynscote' is the finest contribution to
English literature, of its peculiar class, which has been made
in the present century."--_American Baptist_.
Transcriber's Notes:
Italics are noted by _underscores_ surrounding the word/words.
Bold words are surrounded by =equal signs=.
Footnote V
[V] Hebrew: rakiya, Raqia, from Hebrew: raka, to spread out.
Page 145
(an arbitrary declaration)
Changed (arbitary) to (arbitrary).
Page 212 Illustration
(direction of the current of influence.)
Changed (currnt) to (current).
Page 235
(whole nerve system. The corroborative)
Changed (corroberative) to (corroborative).
Page 237
(has a clear and unchallengeable field of)
Changed (unchallangeable) to (unchallengeable).