Steps to Christ Presents in a simple and attractive manner how the sinner can be made complete in Christ. 163 pages. Cloth 50 cents. Presentation edition 85 cents. _Circulars regarding above works cheerfully supplied by_ * * * * * PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY _11 W. 20th St., New _OAKLAND, CAL._ _18 W. 5th St., Kansas York_ City, Mo._ _EDUCATIONAL WORKS_ Living Fountains or Broken Cisterns AN EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM FOR CHRISTIANS By E. A. SUTHERLAND Is a history of education showing the responsibility placed upon parents and upon the church in all ages to provide for the spiritual training of the children. It advocates a threefold education, the only means of developing a perfect character. By repeated reference to leading educators, it shows that each generation has produced advocates of educational reform. The present duty of Christian parents and teachers is clearly indicated. “I have read ‘Living Fountains’ with care. It is an excellent work, and the best presentation of educational reform in the truest sense, which I have seen. I wish it might be in every family. It should be carefully studied as a text-book by parents and by all who have to do with children.”—J. H. Kellogg, M. D., Battle Creek Sanitarium. “I have carefully read ‘Living Fountains.’ The book sets forth the principles and the history of true education, together with the growth of Protestantism. I wish it could be placed in the hands of every family. It shows the absolute necessity of making the Bible the foundation of Christian education. I recommend it to all.”—S. N. Haskell, New York City. “After carefully reading ‘Living Fountains,’ I wish to bear testimony to the fact that it has opened my eyes to the dangers in the present educational system, of which I have been but dimly conscious, and to which, like many others, I have given indifferent heed. In my judgment, ‘Living Fountains’ is a strong book, presenting a masterly array of facts to sustain the positions taken, and suggesting a remedy that can not fail to commend itself to every candid thinker. I believe it will do great good.”—Rev. F. A. Harter, Webster City, Iowa. “‘Living Fountains’ has been a great blessing to me, and has brought me nearer to God. Every teacher who wishes to become a representative of Christian education, should study this book. Parents should read it that they may know their duty toward their children.”—John Lipke, Principal of the Industrial Academy, Brusque, Bra.