The American Missionary — Volume 37, No. 11, November, 1883Various
Religion
The American Missionary — Volume 37, No. 11, November, 1883
Various
Congregational churches -- Missions -- Periodicals; Home missions -- Periodicals
By REV. JAMES GILMOUR. A fresh and most interesting account of
the home life, manners and customs, occupations and surroundings,
religious beliefs and practices of this strange people living
between Siberia on the north and China on the south. Illustrated
with over thirty original cuts and map. 12 mo. 398 pp. $1.50.
Scottish Sketches.
By MRS. A. E. BARR. Admirable life-pictures, drawn by a hand of
rare skill and power. The tales are exceedingly interesting; and
Scottish scenes and traits of character, customs and dialect all
combine to give a peculiar charm to the volume. 12 mo. 320 pp. 6
cuts. $1.25.
Daisy Snowflake’s Secret.
By MRS. G. S. REANEY. A grand temperance story for young ladies,
showing what they may do to close our homes against such secrets as
darkened the young heart of Daisy Snowflake. Written by a popular
English authoress. 12 mo. 296 pp. 6 cuts. $1.25
Cluny MacPherson.
By MRS. A. E. BARR. A story for young people, disclosing Scottish
life in all its strength and depth, its romance, simplicity and
beauty, with its marked religious element. The writer is familiar
with Scotland, and her work is sure to be widely popular. 12 mo.
311 pp. 5 cuts. $1.25.
Central Africa, Japan and Fiji.
By E. R. PITMAN. Sketches, fully illustrated, of three of the most
interesting mission fields of the present day, showing what has
been done and what remains to do in bringing them to Christ. 12 mo.
296 pp. Over 60 cuts. $1.25.
Our Brothers and Sons.
By Mrs. G. S. REANEY. A book intended to be placed in the hands of
young men, bringing out truths such as they need to be interested
in; written in a most attractive style. 12 mo. 270 pp. $1.
Our Daughters;
THEIR LIVES HERE AND HEREAFTER.
By Mrs. G. S. REANEY. A book full of best suggestions for young
ladies, written by a warm-hearted Christian woman, full of facts to
interest those for whom it is intended. 12 mo. 250 pp. $1.
Wayside Springs.
By Rev. T. L. CUYLER, D.D. Like all of Dr. Cuyler’s writings, these
sketches are refreshing as a spring of cold water to a traveler,
and every one comes from the heavenly fountain. Square 16 mo. 160
pp. Limp cloth, 50 cts.; gilt edge, with portrait of author, 75 cts.
Morning Thoughts for Our Daughters.
By Mrs. G. S. REANEY. Containing a text of Scripture and a short
devotional meditation for daily use in the home or school life of
the young. Square 16 mo. 160 pp. Limp, 50 cts.; gilt, 75 cts.
Little Glory’s Mission
AND
Found at Last.
By Mrs. G. S. REANEY. Two most touching stories of life among the
lowly poor, full of encouragement to those who go about doing good.
16 mo. 186 pp. 4 cuts. 75 cents.
POPULAR SERIES.
Under this title we are issuing a class of books intended for
general distribution, giving good reading at a low price. They are
on good paper, well printed, and bound in boards, with cloth back
and fancy side. All the books are illustrated.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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