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

The iVatoonal Temnperanzce Society's Books.
Yva's iEgagement Riig. I2m0, I89 TileFireFighters. I2mO, 294 pages.
pages. By MARGARET E. WIL- By Mrs. J E. MICCoNAUGCHY, au MER, author of "The Little Girl thor of" The Hard Master,"
in Black,"..... $0 90 $1 2,
i this interesting volusmse is traced the career Anadmirable story, showiny g hov a n y uber
of the roderate drinker, who takes a glass in of youg lods banded tiesele'es ito a Os ietv
the name offriendehip or courtesy. to fight against Alcohol, asd tte good they did
in the comunuity.
Packington Parishl, and The Diver's
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Miss M. A. PAULL,... $1 25 pages By is E. J RicH
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were at leigth opened to its eils, thouhe Th e sto i rtte earestl. The crahad alay delared wine to be a "gool ter ae eieate,a taken f te
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tiou. 7 Thle evils whichl flow fromn tkshionlable dlrinki icog are well iportray e, a d also the danger
Old Times. 21mo. By Miss IM. D arisin frote l seofintoxic antshensedas
CHELLIS, authr of " TheT m |ledicine, foruming an appetite whlich last- ls
CHELLIS, author of "The Tern perance Doctor," "Out of the ppdelcyl. e p nici i
Fire, "Aunt Dinah's Pledgre"
"At Lion's Mou,, etc.,. P The Hole in the Bag, and Other
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It discllsses thle wvhole sulbject of mlodleraie atho f"Te lr~ lRc.
"dit g,: I I,, w hec-, t,f iscdei author of "The Broken Rockj"
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all facts, and the characters n earley all draws A collectio ev of well-weritten stories by this
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peresesete
presellted.~~~~~~~~ mi nids ot its readers.
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177 pages. By Mrs. M. A. HOLT, By MARGARET E. WILMER, au $0 50 thor of The Little Girl in
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It takes an importat place amog our te- ack Eva's Engagement
perance boos, taki a earnest, bold stand Ring, etc.,........... 25
aint te use of cider S a beverage, provi
ih tt * lso'.t is tp tocoed sirceger Tle style of this bool; is goo-, the cha ter
drinks, formaing 31 appetite for tle more fierdts
liquids w hich cannot eas ily be quenched. trstha mos eeell dt Tpd mgl
showens those who s neer pt a chi ld'3 pledge
Nothing to DrInk ceO 40 comparing its strength to a glass cable, that t
pages By Mrs. J. MCNAIR -d io i o ly ee
WRIGHT, author of "The Best
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dheld the tcniptosiceei a yold
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It goes ot of the ordinary lie entirely, ost temperance afd elios prisciples, and
of the eharctera bein por, it y arns th e r eaer against thlie use of esery kind
all from absolute facts, every scietific and of al chicstiulat, it points alsotoJesus
natral-history statement a verity, the sea in- tle oly true source of strength, urging all to
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It ralhiallv desribes the doings of ser- Iltensels iteresttin, sholig ow tile
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influlence ons thle sidle of temlperance and tbanlish wvere bli rl~ted throu~'hl thse introductionl ofa
ine fro m ea, the scors t hey box of w ine, gifen ist f cendship, used as me excited, and the good recults which i llo,lsed. dicine, btoprovi a m traitr ti tihe end.
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