MSS. RECEIVED, YET TO BE EXAMINED.
By A. J. B.
Among the many manuscripts which have been received, intended for our General Articles Department, are the following yet to be examined:— Ye Which Are Spiritual—“He and His Daughters”—Is It Wrong Not to Keep Sunday?—“He Is Faithful that Promised”—In—Power of Influence—I Shall Yet Praise Him—Welcome Back—A Bible Reading in Rhyme for the Children—The Mark of a Christian—The Temple of God—Changes in Diet as Brought Out in the Scripture—Rest—“And He Comforted Them”—Our Reputation—Unity Versus Uniformity—The Judgment—The Angel’s Visit—House Built on the Sand—Study the Word—The Second Commandment—My Experience with Spiritualists—A Warning—God Forgets Sin—Camp-Meeting Sanitation—The False Prophet—The Labor Problem—Notes on the Book of Galatians—Try the Spirits—The Blessings of Sorrow—Accept It. The following articles, intended for the Home Department, have been received, and are on file for examination:— System and Management in Housework—Parental Duties and Responsibilities—Mothers, Get Acquainted with Your Daughters—In the Way—Shall We Learn?—Patience in the Home—Being Neighborly—Home—The Heroines of Our Homes—I Will to Do God’s Will—Training Adopted Children—Another Appeal for the Home Department—Baking Day in the Country—One Secret of a Happy Home—The Training of Children—Are You Beautiful? Not a few poetical contributions have been received, among which are the following still to be examined:— In a Storm—Jesus, Keep Me—Christ Is Coming—The Soul’s Choice—Eventide—He Knows—Preparation Day—Strength and Comfort in Sorrow—Heaven—Walking by Faith—Not Till Then—Is Your Lamp Trimmed?—A Pilgrim’s Prayer—Asleep—Nothing More and Nothing Less—On God’s Side—Contrition (A Talk with the Lord)—Sheltered—Our First Love—I’m Glad—My Hope—The Old Story—Jesus My Choice—Stop and Think—We Wait for Light—The Burden-Bearer—A Vision of the Night—The Coming Day—Not Alone—Beyond—Eden Restored—The Bright and Morning Star—“Let Down Your Nets”—Christ or Belial, Which?—Calling upon God—Come into My Heart—By Faith We Understand—What Is the Record?—Away from Home—“He Maketh” (Psalm 23)—Would You Know?—Rally to the Standard!—Meditation on the Law—Satisfied—In Thy Hands—At Sychar—“Earth to Earth, and Dust to Dust”—The Two Ways—At Peace with God511—Rowing Against the Tide—Thoughts on Heb. 12:6—My Refuge—When to Trust Jesus—Here and There—“As the Ministers of God”—The Holy Spirit As Teacher—Paraphrase of “The Calf Path,” with a Moral—King of the Ages—Sing, Speak, Smile—Communion with God—A False Christ—Let Me Live Eternally—God Within—The Sower—Changing and Changeless—Too Busy—Go Gather in the Sheaves—A Song of Praise—Evening Prayer—There’s a Better Life Beyond—Submission. These contributions will be examined by the editors as soon as possible, and due notice of their acceptance, or rejection, will be given in this department. It is possible, of course, that your article, or your poem, may not be mentioned in the above lists. But, if it is not, please be patient with us. We will do our best to find it. It may have been lost in the mails. Such things do occur. We feel anxious to do justice to these “children of the brain” sent us by our friends. We know you do. Next week we will publish a list of manuscripts which have been accepted as good matter for the columns of the REVIEW. In addition to this, there will also be published a partial list of unavailable manuscripts, contributions which cannot be used by us to advantage. These rejected manuscripts will be returned, if called for, to those authors sending us a sufficient number of stamps to cover return postage.