skull, wherein once his active brain wrought for the good of all, now hangs like a beacon from the leafless arm of some withered tree! He would have been the first to tell us that no such things could affect his life. For that was hid with Christ in God. The world is his tomb. We know that his sleep is sweet. Obdormivit in Christo. "His last words to his friends in England-scribbled by the light of some camp fire-were : "If this is the last chapter of my earthly history, then the next will be the first page of the heavenly-no blots and smudges, no incoherence, but sweet converse in the presence of the Lamb!" Butler & Tanner, The Selwood Printing Works, Frome, and London. Edited by the Rev. CHARLES BULLOCK, B. D., Author of "England's Royal 6d. Monthly. Home," etc. "Excellent, and wonderfully cheap."-The Times. THE FIRESIDE PICTORIAL New Volume, 7s. 6d. MAGAZINE. Permanently Enlarged to 80 Pages. "THE FIRESIDE" MAGAZINE has completed its Twenty-sixth Annual Volume. Those who are not already Subscribers to the Magazine will find the New Volume a most suitable Home Gift. It contains-in addition to other Serial Works-FOUR NEW TALES: I. "BEHIND THE VEIL." A Tale of the Days of William the Conqueror. II. “GOLDEN SILENCE; or, Annals of the Birkett Family." III. "A MARTYR FOR CHRIST." By the Author of "A Romance of Truth." IV. "UNDER CURRENTS; or, A Life's Mistake." Published separately, these Tales would sell for at least 125. "The wider its circulation, the greater the gain to the public." ld. Monthly. HOME WORDS. "HOME WORDS' that will do the heart The New Volume, 28. good and make the hearth bright."-Late Rev. W. PENNEFATHer. entitled "UNCLE BOBO'S SUNBEAM." Adapted for Localization. Grants of any Number. Free Specimen to any Clergyman. THE DAY OF DAYS is a companion Sunday Magazine to HOME WORDS. ld. Monthly. THE DAY OF DAYS. New Volume, 28. 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