ness with our divine Redeemer, whose Image has been so defaced in us, and whose Name we have so dishonoured by our habitual breach of His great "law of love." A CATHOLIC MEMBER OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH, AND AN ASSOCIATE OF THE A.P.U.C. JOHN HODGES' LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. THE CHURCHMAN'S SIXPENNY A Series of Devotional, Practical, and Doctrinal Works, suitable for circulation among Churchmen. Consisting of Translations, Selections from the Standard English Divines, and Original Works. Printed in clear type, on good paper, neatly bound in cloth, 6d. each; limp roan, 1s. 6d. Vol. 1.-THE IMITATION OF CHRIST. 300 Pages. Vol. 2.-THE SPIRITUAL COMBAT. Vol. 3.-THE RULE OF FAITH. Vol. 4.-THE NARROW WAY. Vols. 5 and 6.-A DAILY TEXT-BOOK FOR THE CHRISTIAN YEAR. Vol. 7.-THE LIFE OF GOD IN THE SOUL OF MAN. Vol. 8.-A GUIDE TO PASSING LENT HOLILY. From the French of Avrillon. Vols. V. and VI. in One Vol., cloth boards, red edges, 1s. 6d. ; roan, 2s. "It is of course superfluous for us to say how earnestly we must desire to see such an attempt successful. But it may not be superfluous for us to urge upon our readers that they do their parts in promoting its circulation. Think of the Imitation' and 'Spiritual Combat' for 6d. And think also what a blessing it would be if even a fair proportion of our communicants were habitually using such books."-Literary Churchman. "Complaints were made some time ago through our own columns of the dearness of Church publications. Let us impress upon Churchmen the duty of supporting this attempt to provide first-rate publications at a cheap price. Only a very large sale will justify a continuance of the scheme. We may think ourselves well off with editions so thoroughly readable as these at sixpence. Again we say it will be a crying shame if this most praiseworthy scheme dies from want of support. If it does die, let no one henceforth complain of publisher's prices."-Church Review. OUR CURATE'S BUDGET. Edited by the Rev. W. MICHELL, M.A. FIRST SERIES NOW COMPLETE IN 60 Nos. at 3d. each. 20 Series, limp cloth, 1s. each. 10 Vols., cloth, with frontispiece, 2s. each; or in a neat box for Presents, 21s. 5 Vols. cloth, bevelled boards, handsomely bound, 4s. 6d. each. "We know of no publication which so entirely meets the want of profitable and amusing reading; the teaching is pure and true in tone, and yet full of simplicity and good sense. We trust that these volumes will be placed on all book-hawkers' lists, and be found also in all parish reading rooms and schools."-Churchman's Companion. Whilst they inculcate sound Church principles, they are really interesting tales, which attract the youthful mind by the spirited manner in which they are written."-Yorkshire Gazette. |