VALUABLE BOOKS FOR BIBLE STUDENTS.
The Church, School, and its Officers, by J. H. Vincent, D. D. This thoroughly instructive and interesting volume was written mainly for ministers and teachers, and for officers of the church. 224 pp. 75 cts. Hand-Book of Bible Geography. Containing the Name, Pronunciation, and Meaning of every Place, Nation, and Tribe mentioned in both the Canonical and Apocryphal Scriptures. By Rev. Geo. H. Whitney, A. M. Illustrated by one hundred Engravings, and forty Maps and Plans. 400 pp. $2.50 Bible Manners and Customs. Containing Descriptions of the Ancient Manners and Customs mentioned in the Bible, and explaining over three thousand Scripture Texts. By James M. Freeman, D. D. Illustrated by 168 Engravings, and accompanied by an Analytical Index, a Textual Index, and a Topical Index. 515 pp. $2.50 Cruden's Complete Concordance to the Holy Scriptures, with a Concordance of the books called Apocrypha, and a Life of the Author, also an Alphabetical Table of Proper Names with the signification of the words in their original languages. 856 pp. $1.75 Cruden's Concordance condensed, a Complete Concordance to the Holy Scriptures, on the basis of Cruden, edited by John Eadie, D. D. Pub. by Am. Tract Society. 561 pp. $1.00 The Art of Questioning, with an introductory address on Training Classes, by J. G. Fitch. 15 cts. The Use of Illustrations in S. S. Teaching, by J. M. Freeman. 15 cts. The Art of Securing Attention in a S. S. Class, by J. G. Fitch. 15 cts. Pilgrim's Progress. Firmly and beautifully bound, printed on heavy tint paper, contains 36 engravings, and has marginal references to such texts of Scripture as are illustrated by the story. 336 pp. $1.50 Dowling's History of Romanism. From the earliest corruptions of Christianity to the proclamation of Papal infallibility, and the deposition of Pius IX. as a temporal sovereign. It refutes the errors and superstitions of Romanism, tells the story of their origin, exhibits the workings of the iniquitous system, reviews historically its domination over kings and princes, its oppression of the consciences, and tortures of the bodies, of men, and the efforts of different ones at different times to relieve Christendom of its terrible thralldom.
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