THE August number of The Life Boat is filled with encouraging and helpful articles for all who are in the bondage of sin, but especially for those who have become slaves of the drink habit. Its motto is “Proclaim Liberty to the Captives,” and among the contributors to this number are A. T. Jones; Margaret Wintringer, editor of Young Crusader; J. H. Kellogg, M. D.; David Paulson, M. D.; W. S. Sadler; John G. Woolley, editor of The New Voice; Eva Marshall Shontz, president American Young People’s Christian Temperance Union; Col. H. H. Hadley, general of Blue Button Army; Lillian Wood, National W. C. T. U. organizer; and Charles H. Shepherd, M. D. Any number of copies of this issue of The Life Boat can be supplied, and it ought to have an extensive circulation. The publishers say:— On account of the wealth of splendid material that the Lord provided for this number, we felt it our duty to add eight extra pages. We believe that you will find something helpful and inspiring on every page. And we believe that God will put it into your hearts to send us a generous donation, not only to meet this additional expense, but also to enable us to place thousands of copies in the hands of prisoners all over the land. To all those who will respond to this call, we will write personal letters, containing accounts of some of the interesting and encouraging experiences that the Lord is continually giving us in the various branches of the Chicago medical missionary work. We hope there will be many who will avail themselves of this opportunity to help in sending a message of encouragement to troubled souls. Address The Life Boat, 28 Thirty-third Place, Chicago, Ill.