CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER.
By Editor
Editorial.—Notes and Comments—We Cannot Tear It Out—Burdened—The Spirit of Sunday Laws—Sunday Voices—Coming into “Closer Fellowship”—Anti-Chinese Sentiment.......................................................................657, 658, 672 Doctrinal.—It Is the Lord (poetry)—Christ the King-Priest—Sunday to Be Kept at Home—Some More Signs of Christ's Coming—God's Description of Our Generation......................................................................659-662 Miscellaneous.—The Secret of Power (poetry)—The Christian's Attitude in Trial—Privilege and Duty—Temples—What Next?—Our Divine Helper—Together—What the Religion of Jesus Does................................ 662-665 Home and Health.—The Two Words (poetry)—Mary's Disappointment—A Young Swiss Hero—The Orange in California—Cholera and Alcohol—Consumption Contagious—How to Drink Milk........................................665, 666 Mission Fields.—Mission Songs (poetry)—Brazil—Crowning a Black King—The People of Patagonia—The Outrages on Armenian Christians—Superstitions among Christian Indians—An Item from Alaska......................................................................667, 668 Our Work and Workers.—Why Stand Ye Idle? (poetry)—From Our Pitcairn Missionaries—Field Notes......................................................................668, 669 International S. S. Lessons.—Paul at Rome (Lesson 11, Sunday, September 10)—Suffering with Christ (Lesson 11, Sabbath, September 9).......................................................................670 News and Notes.—Religious—Secular......................................................................671