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CLIFTON CHAPEL FUNDS.

POOR FUND.-Readers of SOWER and GLEANER, 2s. 6d.; Ebenezer, 10s. ; J. Adcock, 5s.; E. D., 10S.

COAL FUND.-J. Adcock, 5s.; F. Pafford, 10s.; E. D., 10s.; R. D., 2s. 6d.
The above sum thankfully received.
received and acknowledged by
Clifton, Biggleswade, Beds.

Further help much needed, and would be gratefully

FREDK. MARSHALI..

BIRTHDAY AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.-By the Editor of the "Protestant Echo." Books for Sunday Schools. REFORMERS: THEIR TIMES AND TEACHINGS. Cloth boards, gilt lettered. Ten illustrations. Price 2s. GOOD LORD COBHAM. Nicely bound and lettered. Toned paper. Four plates. Price 9d. Reduction to Schools. PICTURES OF THE PAST. Cloth boards, gilt lettered. Six illustrations. Price Is. 3d.-W. WILEMAN, 34, Bouverie Street, London; T. TOURLE, 19, Trafalgar Street, Brighton.

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Just Published. Price Is. Handsome Cloth, Gilt. THE MORTE STONE; or, Caution and Counsel for the Young. By EBENEZER WILMSHURST. With several Illustrations.

Dr. Doudney, the esteemed Editor of the "Gospel Magazine," writes, "I am very much pleased with The Morte Stone.' I read an extract from it at a large meeting the other evening, and they were greatly gratified. Books of this kind are much needed to stem the torrent of spurious and destructive literature daily pouring forth from the press. I believe it will be greatly blessed." London Publishers: HOULSTON AND SONS, Paternoster Buildings. Post free from

E. WILMSHURST, Blackheath.

FINGERING, FLEECY, AND KNITTING YARNS OR WOOLS.-In any Shade or Colour. Atter very carefully Selecting my Wools direct from the Spinner, I am able to supply them to the readers of the GLEANER and SOWER at a very reasonable charge. Guaran teed to weigh sixteen ounces to the pound. Carriage or postage paid on all orders. Patterns matched in any shade or colour. "A" quality, in White and Black, 3s. 8d. to 4s. per lb. ; "B" quality, in all colours, 4s. 4d. to 4s. 8d..per lb.; Super quality in all colours, 5s. to 5s. 6d. per lb. E. OGDEN, Marley Street, Bradford, Yorkshire.

WELLINGTON HOUSE, EASTBOURNE.-Establishment for Young Ladies. Principal, Mrs. M. COLLBRAN. Pupils prepared for Cambridge and Trinity College Local Examinations.

EDUCATION.-Warkworth House School, Cambridge, conducted by J. P. WILES, M.A. (late Foundation Scholar of Trinity College, and 14th Wrangler, 1872). The course of instruction includes the ordinary English subjects, the French language, Mathematics, and Classics. Pupils are prepared for the University and the various Public Examinations. Boarders have the privilege of attending a place of worship where the truths of vital godliness are faithfully preached. For terms, references, &c., address, Warkworth House, Cambridge.

EDUCATIONAL. -Parents seeking a London Day and Boarding School, where Modern Methods of imparting secular knowledge are pursued, while the good old paths of Bible training are followed, should send for a prospectus of Roxburgh House Collegiate School, 328, Liverpool Road, London, N. JOHN HOOPER, M.A., LL.B. (Lond.), L.C.P., Principal and Head Master. Mr. Hooper numbers among his friends and well-wishers the following Protestant clergymen and ministers :-The Revs. A. J. Baxter, Dr. Doudney, G. Hazlerigg, C. Hemington, T. Hull, J. Ormiston, Dr. Wainwright, T. S. Wakeley, and others.

LADIES' SCHOOL, VINE COTTAGE, LONGFORD, near COVENTRY.Principals, the Misses ORTON. The Year of Study is divided into three terms, commencing January, May, and September. The next term will commence (D.V.) January 23rd, 1883.

EDUCATIONAL.-Parents seeking a superior school, where their sons will receive a thoroughly sound Education, combined with kind and careful Christian training, should apply for prospectuses to Mr. G. P. PEARCE, A.C.P., Pennington Hall, Southborough, Tunbridge Wells. References kindly permitted to Mr. HULL, and other parents of pupils. Admission at any time.

To the Editor of the Gleaner and the Sower..

DEAR SIR,-As a well-wisher to you and your little Magazines, I wish to ask if you would kindly find room on the wrapper for the following suggestion. I have often thought that, as there are many take in the LITTLE GLEANER for their own families, who have boys and girls in their employ, it would be an easy and excellent plan for distributing truth among the young, if those who could afford to do so would give a LITTLE GLEANER each month to each boy or girl in their employ. The cost would not be much, the trouble less, if given to them the first time they are paid in the month; and what is given heartily in the cause of truth I am sure will never be lost. There is a great need in the present day that those who value truth and the well-being of the rising generation should do all in their power to counteract the pernicious literature that is sown broadcast through the land. I have for the past year or two given the Magazines away-monthly as above suggested. I find the boys very pleased with them, and always on the look-out for them at the beginning of the month.

Oxon, November, 1882.

LITTLE

A WELL-WISHER.

NEW YEAR'S AND BIRTHDAY GIFTS.
GLEANER NEW VOLUME.

Price Is. 6d., picture boards; or 2s., handsome cloth.
THE SOWER NEW

Price 2s., handsome cloth.

VOLUME.

The Volumes of LITTLE GLEANER and SOWER for 1879, 1880, and 1881 can still be had. Cloth Cases for binding the GLEANER and SOWER, 6d. each.

London Publishers: HOULSTON AND SONS, Paternoster Square; or post free from E. WILMSHURST, Blackheath, S.E.

Just Published. Price One Penny.

GLEANER AND SOWER SHEET ALMANACK, 1883,

With Seven Beautiful Illustrations, and Texts for Every Day.

Four or more copies post free from E. WILMSHURST, Blackheath. London Publishers: HOULSTON AND SONS.

Parcels of 100 sent, carriage paid, to any railway station for 6s. 6d.

THE DYING PILLOW.-The Last Hours of Infidels and Christians Contrasted. The Last Words of Thirty-one Infidels and Forty-five Believers. Twenty-four pages. One Penny.

WONDERS OF GRACE.-Remarkable Examples of the Operations of Sovereign Grace in Seeking and Saving that which was Lost. Twenty-four pages. One Penny.

WONDERS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE.-Equal in interest to many large volumes, being a collection of authentic facts. Twenty-four pages. One Penny.

The above tracts may be ordered through any Bookseller at One Penny each; or direct from the Publisher, post free, for Is. Id. per dozen; or carriage paid, for 6s. 6d. per 100.

WAVES OF ERROR.-A Review of Salvationism and Revivalism. Eight pages. Suitable for circulation wherever error is prevalent. One Halfpenny; 6d. per dozen; 3s. 6d. per hundred.

London: WILLIAM WILEMAN, 34, Bouverie Street, Fleet Street, E.C. ADVERTISEMENT CHARGES IN THE SOWER AND LITTLE GLEANER.-Twenty words Is., and every additional twelve words, 6d. A series at a reduction. Advertisements must be forwarded by the 20th of each month to appear in the next issue.

All orders for Advertisements and Magazines to be addressed to Mr. EBENEZER WILMSHURST, Bookseller, Blackheath, London, S.E. P. O. Orders to be made payable at Blackheath Village Post Office.

W. H. AND L. COLLINGRIDGE, PRINTERS, CITY PRESS, LONDON.

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

RECEIVED.-D. F.; W. V. ; E. C.; P. B.; W. C.; J. G. ; A. M.: Elsie; B. B.; Mrs. T. Chaplin; R. C.; J. B.; Ebenezer; A. B.; T. W.; H. P. ; J. J. ; A Reader of the SoWER; E. M.

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BOOKS RECEIVED." Gospel Gems," Is. (Wileman, 34, Bouverie Street, E.C.). This is a little treasure, which, we feel sure, will find ready acceptance and a large sale. It is a work which will have a peculiar interest to many, being notes written by the late John Berridge in the margin of his Bible, which Mr. Wileman, having carefully compiled, now sends them forth in a neat form, and at a low price. Many sweet portions are to be found among these notes, which are now for the first time published.- "Memorials of the Loving-kindness of the Lord." An Account of the Life and Death of the late Mrs. F. T. Bryan, of Humberstone, near Leicester. 3d. (J. Gadsby, 18, Bouverie Street, E.C.)—“ A Brief Account of the Life, Call to the Ministry, and Death of the late Samuel Turner, of Sunderland" (To be had only of R. Heffer, Saffron Walden, Essex). Price not given, perhaps about 6d. The yearly volume of "The Gospel Banner" for 1882. We have heard some say they should like to see the magazines of the present day filled with the writings of the old divines. Any who prefer such reading may find in this volume no small quantity of this weighty kind of matter."Sorrow and Joy; or, The Autobiography of Ellen Taylor, late a member of the Church at Gower Street, London" (price 2d. J. C. Pembrey, Walton Street, Oxford); "The Regular Baptist Magazine" (America); "The Banner of Truth (New York) "The Gospel Magazine" (Messrs. Collingridge, 148 and 149, Aldersgate Street, E.C.); "I've got no Money," a little halfpenny book by Dr. Doudney, the respected Editor of the above Magazine. It is an incident connected with the St. Luke's soup kitchen, which the Doctor has turned to good account. (W. Mack and Co.) An edition of Hart's Hymns, with Appendix and the Experience of the Author, by the same worthy Editor, at the low price of 6d. Here is a large quantity of "gold well tried by fire" put within the reach of nearly every lover of Hart's Hymns, and we hope the Doctor will speedily find the whole edition cleared off (Messrs. Collingridge).“ ( -"Gospel Herald" (E. Stock, Paternoster Row; and W. Wileman, 34,

Bouverie Street, E.C.)

PRINTING FUND.-The Editor tenders his sincere and hearty thanks to those warm-hearted helpers who sympathize with his endeavour to scatter broadcast suitable reading for young and old, and he hopes that, while atheists and Romanists are energetically working against the best interests of the rising race, and of men in general, all lovers of truth will strive to help to circulate that teaching which accords with the Word of God. The following are gratefully acknowledged:-Mr. H. Hand, 30s.; An Old and Sincere Friend, 8s.; Miss Steel, IOS.; Mr. J. Carr, 8s.; Mr. T. Webster, 40s.; Mr. T. Clarke, 20s.; E. W., 10s. ; Two Friends, £5; Mr. J. Copcutt, 40s.; Mr. J. Rumens, 7s. 6d. We are greatly encouraged by this liberal help.

OUR ANNUAL VOLUMES.-These, we are happy to say, find increasing favour year by year, and we trust our friends will endeavour to make them known still more widely, as the greater the sale, the more we shall be encouraged. Both GLEANER and SOWER form excellent gift books, as they contain an abundance of useful reading. There are many families to whom a volume might be useful, were they presented with one.

GLEANER AND SOWER ALMANACK.-We find there are about two thousand of these left on hand, and shall be glad if friends will help to clear them off. They might prove acceptable to scholars, &c.; and we will send them at the reduced price of five shillings per hundred where not less than one hundred are ordered.

WE also have some back numbers of GLEANER and SOWER, which can be had at three shillings per hundred; or we would forward them to schools and other places, for free distribution, where we know they would be gladly received, if friends would kindly remit the cost of a few to us for this purpose.

THE Editor will be pleased to receive Votes for the Election of Inmates to the Aged Pilgrim's Friend Asylum, Camberwell, in behalf of two or three needy cases. He also has a case for the Ten Guinea Pension, next June election, for which he solicits help.

ALL communications for GLEANER and SOWER should be addressed to Mr. T. HULL, 117, High Street, Hastings. Post Office Orders may be made payable to him at the BRANCH OFFICE, High Street.