CONTAINED IN THIS NUMBER.
By Editor
No Night There, MRS. SUSAN BIRDSALL ROBERTS . . . . . 8
The Difference . . . . . 12
Wings of a Dove . . . . . 14 Editorial.—God Is Not Limited—Conformed or Transformed—Christianity versus Politics—"Blessed Is He that Watcheth"—"Not of Works"—Notes on the Conference . . . . . 4-6 Question Corner.—Nos. 1680-1682 . . . . . Outlook.—The Maryland Toleration Act, JOHN D. BRADLEY
—Interpreting Public Interest—A Full-Fledged National Reformer—A Strange Decision—The Czar Grants Religious Freedom—Signs of the Times in India . . . . . 6, 7 The Christian Life, MRS. E. G. WHITE . . . . . 3
Comfort for the Sad, Sick, and Weary, DANIEL NETTLETON . . . . . 8
Which Is the Better? H. A. ST. JOHN . . . . . 8
Greed and Her Progeny of Sin and Crime, GEO. W. RINE . . . . . 9
"Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled?" N. P. NEILSEN . . . . . 11
Two Prominent Ordinances (Bible Reading) . . . . . 11 Missions.—From Canton, China—Spread of Western Education in China—Open Doors in Africa—Is Your Faith Known Abroad? . . . . . 12, 13 The Home.—Education in the Home, No. 6, MRS. L. D. AVERY-STUTTLE—The Dark Hour . . . . . 14 International Sunday-School Lesson.—Sennacherib's Invasion . . . . . 15