A Brief Account OF THE LIFE AND LABOURS OF GEORGE MÜLLER. (of BRISTOL.) By MRS. MÜLLER. Price 1s. Nisbet & Co., London; Bible and Tract Warehouse, 34, Park Street, Bristol; and through all Booksellers. * * * * * BOOKS BY MR. MÜLLER. Narrative of some of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller, in 3 volumes, 9s. 6d. Jehovah Magnified. Addresses by Mr. Müller. Cloth flush, 2s.; embossed cloth, 3s.; cloth elegant, gilt edges, 4s. Counsel to Christians. Addresses by Mr. Müller. Cloth limp, 1s.; cloth, boards, 1s. 6d.; bevelled boards, 2s. Answer from the Holy Scriptures to the Four most Important Questions. 1-1/2d. The Privilege and Blessedness of Giving. 1d. The Second Coming of Christ. 1d. Address to Young Converts. 1/2d. Secret of Effectual Service. 1/2d. * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Punctuation has been standardised. Commas were removed after Bible chapter references; for example, Rom. viii., 18 changed to Rom. viii. 18 Table of Contents, changed "2" to "3" (page number for Second Tour) Page 13, changed "P.M." to "p.m." (at 3 p.m. to about) Page 18, changed "nly" to "only" (sun shines only) Page 24, changed "Amsterdan" to "Amsterdam" (industry of Amsterdam) Page 29, changed "millons" to "millions" (millions of tons) Page 77, changed "Cateract" to "Cataract" (Cataract of Diamonds) Page 82, changed "afternon" to "afternoon" (On the following afternoon) Page 110, changed "Gulich's" to "Gulick's" (held at Mr. Gulick's church) Page 118, changed "Marseille" to "Marseilles" (stopped at Marseilles) Page 128, changed "quantites" to "quantities" (quantities of lava) Page 147, changed "pre-milenial" to "pre-millennial" (Christ's pre-millennial advent) Page 150, changed "Sherborne" to "Sherbourne" (pastor of the Sherbourne) Page 164, changed "Indianopolis" to "Indianapolis" (Sentinel," of Indianapolis) Page 179, changed "Zurich" to "Zürich" (Zürich, Basel, and) Page 207, changed "intruction" to "instruction" (introducing religious instruction) Page 225, changed "Pruskow" to "Pruszkow" (carriage to Pruszkow) Page 226, changed "a" to "at" (landed at Dover) "Kalapothakos" and "Kalopothakos" both used in this text.