The bases of the temperance reform: an exposition and appeal./ With replies to numerous objections. By Rev. Dawson Burns.

Ttle NatIonal Temperance SoczeIty's Book/s.
Aunt Dinahl's Pledge. 12mO, 318
pages. By Miss MARY DWINELL
HELLIS, author of " Temperance
Doctor," "Out of the Fire,"
etc.,.........$1 2o
Aunt Dinah was an eminent Christian wonan. Hec pledge included swearing a nd smoking, as well as drliking. It saved her bo ys
w'ho lived sseful lives, anid died lhappy; and
by quiet, yet loving andi persistent work, nasles
of meny others were added who seeed almost
beyond hope of salvation.
The Old Brown Pitcher. i2mo
222 pages. By the Author of
" Susie's Six Birthdays," "The
Flower of the Famnily,' etc., $1 00
Beautfrully Illustrated. This admirable volumet for boys andi iels, ccetaining original
stories by some of the m ost gifte wt writer., for
the young, w-ill le eagerly welcomed by the
chi ld'en It is aduptel al'ke 101 thedfptnil
circle and the Sabbalth-schlool lib~rary.
Our Pa-irish,. x8mo, 252 pages. By
Mrs. EMILY PEARSON,.. $0 7:
Thle maniifold evils resulting f ron tae" still"
to the owner's family, as well as t,) the failies
of his cunstomers, are truthfully presented. Te
characte r s intr oduced, sch as ar e f d in
almostBevery MDgood-sized village, are ve portrayed(. We can un1hesitatintgly comn d it,
and bespeak for it a wide circulation.
The Hard Ma.ster. -SmO, 278 pages
By Mrs. J. E. McCoNAVCHY, au thor of " One Hundred Gold Dol lars," and other popular Sunday School books,..... $0 Sa
Thirs i iterestig narrative of the temptations,
tials, lrdshdips, and fortunes of poor orphan
iboy I strates il a most striking manner the
value of "right principles," especially of
honesty truthul,ness I and s p EMPAN cE.
Echo Bank..8mo, 269 pages. B1
ERVIE,........ $0 85
This is a well-written and d eep ly interestin g
narrative, in which is clearly shown the sulffer ing and sorrow that too often follow and the
dangers that atteonl boys and young me1n at
sho ol and at college, w lho g suppose they can
e as ily take a glass or two ccasio ally, siti out tear f,ever boeig aught more than. mode rate drinker.
Thie Temperance Doctor. -2mo, 370
pages. By Miss MARY DWINELL
CHELLIS,........$1 25
This is a true story, replete with interest
and adapted to Sunday-school and family reading In it,e have graphically depicted the
sad ravages that are caused by the use ol intoxicating beverages; also, the blessings of Temperance, and what may be accomplished by one
earnest soul for that reform. It ought to find
seader in every household.
Out of the Fire..2mo, 420 pages.
By Miss MARY DWNlNELL CIIELLIS,
author of " Deacon Sim's Pray ers," etc....... $1 25
It is one oi the most effective and impressive
Temperance books ever publibshed. The ev ils
of the drinking customs of society, and the
blessings tof sobriety and total abstinence, are
strikingly developed in the history of various
families in the community.
Ilistory of a Threepenny Bit. 8mo,
216 pages,........ $0 75
This is a thrilling story, beautifully illustrated with five choice wood engravings. Tile
story of little Peggy, the drunkard's daughter,
is t old c i such a sple yet interesting manner
that no one can read it without realizing more
thaa ever before the nature and extent of ii temperace, and sympatizi.g m ore than ever
with tile patient, suffering victim. It should
be il every Sunday-school library.
Rachel Noble's Experience. i8mo,
325 pages. By BRucE EDWARDS.
$0 90
This is a story of thrilling interest, ably aIllnd
eloquently told,ld is an excellent book for
Suday-school libraries. It is just t'he book for
the home circle, and cannot be rsead withont
boen efitinn thee reader ad dvancinig the cause
of Temlperanlce.
Gertie's Sacrifice; or Glimpses at
Two Lives. i8mo, x89 pages. liy
Mrs. F. D. GAGE,.... $0 50
A story of great interest and power, iving
"glimpse at two lives," and showing hob
Gertie sacrificed herself ar a victim of faslion,
custom, and law.
Adlopted. -Smo, 236 pages. By
Mrs. E. J. RICHIMOND, author of
"The McAllisters,".. $0 60
This book is written in an easy, pleasant
yle, seems to be true to nature, true to itself,
and withal is full of the G ospel an d Tewperance. X
The Red Bridge. -8mo, 321 pages.
By THIRACE TALMAN,.. $0 90
We have met with few Temperance stories
containin so mauy evidences of decided ability
anld high literary excellence as this.
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