CONTAINED IN THIS NUMBER.
By Editor
Poetry.—Pipes of Freedom—"Why on Earth Do People Smoke?"—Now—Recessional—Confessional—Laus Deo!—It Is Done!—The Cross High over All—For What?—Put Up the Sword—A Fable for the Times . . . . . 2, 10, 12, 13 General.
True Liberty . . . . . 1
The Need of Christ-like Work, MRS. E. G. WHITE . . . . . 2
Christianity and the State . . . . . 3
Our Country, FRANCIS M. WILCOX . . . . . 3
The Spirit of "Seventy-six" . . . . . 5 Editorial.
Various Conceptions of Liberty . . . . . 6
"From the Consent of the Governed" . . . . . 6
The Spirit of 1900 . . . . . 7 Outlook.—The Attitude of Rome toward the United States
—Love vs. Force—Aid of Protectorates to Missionaries . . . . . 8, 9 Music.—A Message from the King . . . . . 9 The Home.—A Brand from the Burning, HART HALL—
A Parable of the Lily, RUTH GARDNER—Interesting and
Instructive . . . . . 10, 11 Missions.—Lima . . . . . 12 International Sabbath-school and Sunday-school
Lessons . . . . . 14