KEENE ACADEMY CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL.
IN response to a number of calls from people in Texas and Oklahoma the Keene Industrial Academy has decided to start a school of correspondence for the benefit of those who for various reasons are unable to pursue a course of study at the academy. We think it best to offer only two lines of work at first, namely, Old Testament history and physiology. The former will be conducted by Prof. C. C. Lewis, and the latter by Dr. E. H. Mathewson. It is recommended that two hours' work each day be given to each subject, and that no person take more than one subject unless he can give four hours a day to the work, or is already somewhat proficient in the studies. The tuition for each subject will be $6.00 for forty-eight lessons. For full particulars, with sample copies of the lessons, address, Keene Academy Correspondence School, Keene, Texas. THE TALENTS. By M. C. Wilcox. A brief essay on "The Parable of the Talents," showing that the talents represent the various gifts of the Spirit which God bestows as he will upon those who are consecrated to him, with the duties and blessed privileges involved therein. Bible Students' Library, No. 77; 16 pp., price 2 cents.