THREE BOOKS *for* CHILDREN

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 19, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 8.

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THREE BOOKS for CHILDREN

Wood's Natural History

A two-hundred-and-fifty-page edition, fully illustrated, of animal description and stories, by the Rev. J. G. Wood. A delight to any child. Cloth bound, with colored cover illustration.
Price, 40 cents

Black Beauty

A FINE new edition of the story of a horse as told by himself. Contains two hundred and fifty pages, is illustrated, and well bound in cloth. Price, 60 cents

Botany for Children

“A GROUP of young people were seated on the steps of Mr. Stone's piazza. They were sisters and brothers, and cousins, and—one aunt. But Aunt Mary was a host in herself. One look into her face, and you would agree with her brother, who often declared that, ‘Everywhere Aunt Mary went, the girls were sure to go.’ Boys, too, he might have added, and even the unruly ones seemed to find a place in her heart and grow better there. Walks and talks with Aunt Mary were the reward of duty well done.”
This is the way this book opens up, and the studies in botany are all taken during the walks with Aunt Mary.
It is just as profitable as interesting, and this is saying much.
Well bound in cloth, illustrated sufficiently to make the lessons clear.
Sent post-paid for $1.00

Modern Spiritism

This little book treats upon the origin, development, and final result of modern spiritualism, or spiritism as it is often called. The author, Mr. W. A. Colcord of Sydney, Australia, has studied this subject carefully, and states his conclusions in a brief, interesting way that you will appreciate reading.
Limp cloth, vest-pocket size, 25c net

Miracles and Delusions

According to Asa Oscar Tait, author of this book, there is a genuine and a counterfeit Christian science. He believes we will soon be in the midst of a gigantic struggle between the two, and that during this struggle miracle-working power will be everywhere manifested by both sides. The sources of these supernatural manifestations, and the distinguishing features of each, are clearly pointed out in a chapter entitled, “Trying the Spirits.” A volume that will repay careful study.
Cloth, 50c net; paper, 15c net
Pacific Press Publishing Company: OAKLAND CALIFORNIA