"CHRISTMAS ARROWS" (the Extra Christmas Number of THE QUIVER) is published simultaneously with this part, and contains a complete one-volume story by M. H. Cornwall Legh, entitled "=The Steep Ascent=," copiously illustrated by Frank Craig. In addition will be found a seasonable article by the Rev. Dr. Preston, on "=Christmas Chimes from Jerusalem=" (illustrated by Mark Zangwill); a contribution by the Rev. Canon McCormick entitled "=Christian Hospitality="; and a long fairy-parable by E. H. Strain which bears the title "=The Star Ruby=," and is illustrated by H. R. Millar. "Christmas Arrows" also contains full particulars and conditions of our scheme for providing =Christmas Stockings= for poor and friendless children, as well as the =Voting Form= which any reader is at liberty to use to recommend suitable cases for the receipt of our Christmas gift. ROLL OF HONOUR FOR SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORKERS. The =Special Silver Medal= and =Presentation Bible= offered for the longest known Sunday-school service in the county of =Leicester= (for which applications were invited up to October 31st) have been gained by MISS ANNE HARRISON, 42, Humberstone Gate, Leicester. who has distinguished herself by =fifty-eight= years' service in Harvey Lane Baptist Chapel, Leicester. As already announced, the next territorial county for which claims are invited for the =Silver Medal= is SUSSEX, and applications, on the special form, must be received on or before November 30th, 1898. We may add that =Wiltshire= is the following county selected, the date-limit for claims in that case being December 31st, 1898. This county, in its turn, will be followed by =Durham=, for which the date will be one month later--viz. January 31st, 1899. The names of members recently enrolled will be found in our advertisement pages. NEW QUIVER WAIFS. To be Selected by our Readers.