“Himself He Can Not Save” (notes), E. J. W. . . . 1, 2 None But Thee, HOPE ONSLOW . . . 2 “Take My Yoke upon You,” MRS. E. G. WHITE . . . 2 The Everlasting Gospel, etc., W. W. P. . . . 3 Reversing Things, M. E. K. . . . 4 The Turks and Armenians, H. P. H. . . . 5 “Tempted of Satan,” AUGUSTA W. HEALD . . . 6 Sabbath versus Sunday, O. E. JONES . . . 6 “Behold, I Make All Things New,” C. P. B. . . . 7 Salvation in Christ, T. H. TRIPP . . . 7 Question Corner.—No. 602, A Needle’s Eye—No. 603, A Sabbath-day’s Journey—No. 604, Acts of the Roman Catholic Church . . . 8 The Outlook.—The Masses and the Churches—“Too Much Liberty”—Waning of Protestant Faith—Transmigration of Soul in America . . . 8, 9 The Fireside.—Mrs. Pickett’s Missionary Box . . . 9, 10 Missions.—Southwestern Asia—Practical Missionary Thoughts—The Call of Christendom—Our Work and Workers . . . 11, 12 International Sabbath-School Lesson.—The Truth Triumphant (Sabbath, Lesson 6, August 7, 1897) . . . 13 International Sunday-School Lesson.—Working and Waiting for Christ (Sunday, Lesson 6, August 8, 1897) . . . 13