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UIET THOUGHTS FOR QUIET HOURS. By the author of "Life's Evening," "Life's Morning," &c.

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ADING FLOWERS. A Book of Consolation for those who have On elegant tinted paper. By META LANDER,

lost young Children

author of "Light on the Dark River."

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IN THE NIGHT; or, HYMNS FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING. By REV. A. C. THOMPSON.

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RS OF THE BIBLE. By MRS. S. G. ASHTON. With an Introduction by REV. A. L. STONE, Park-strect Church, Boston.

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OF SOLOMON. By LEONARD WITHINGTON, D.D.

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ROKEN LIGHTS. An Inquiry into the Present Condition and Future Prospects of Religious Faith. By FRANCES POWER COBBE (who edited the English edition of Theodore Parker's Works), authoress of "Intuitive Morals," &c.

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