Washington and Religious Liberty, by M. C. Wilcox, is an article of historical and practical interest. It gives George Washington's attitude toward those who in his day observed the seventh-day Sabbath. His letter to Ephrata community of seventh-day Christians is given, and it well supports the practically universal belief in the greatness of Washington. It may be said to be George Washington's "declaration of religious liberty."
Lincoln and Liberty, by A. O. Tait. Another great man, and the principles that go for genuine greatness. Let us remember, with the man, the principles for which he stood.
The Witness of the Stars, by Frank S. Weston. Not following the beaten path. Startlingly new facts and reasonings. Commended to our readers.
Death Abolished by Life, by J. O. Corliss. The closing article of this series from the pen of Mr. Corliss. It is worth your time.
How to Keep from Falling, by George B. Starr. A good practical article on how to sustain one's Christian experience.
The Redemption of the Earth, by William Covert. God's plan for our world. Worthy of your study. The main principles briefly outlined.
The Second Coming of Christ, Bringing Life and Immortality, by George W. Rine. The second of this series. Commended to the most careful attention of our readers.
There are others, with the usual good line of current topics.
Well illustrated.
This number is sure to take well with the people, and is an unusually good one to work with.
