SELF-MADE MEN. Fourth and Cheap Edition, crown 8vo, price 3s. 6d.

"This extraordinary book has just reached us as we are closing our sheet. It is a glowing, a glorious talk about all sorts of men, and all sorts of things; a cyclopædia of biographical facts. It must have required no small portion of the lifetime, even of a laborious man, to prepare himself for such an undertaking. To every young man in England we would say, 'Haste and procure it, and then con it by incessant perusal till you have caught its spirit, and you will be a gainer as long as you live.""-Christian Witness.

"We should like to know that every young man in the land had this work in his possession. It would greatly aid his studies, and stimulate his exertions. It is a valuable and useful volume."-Wesleyan Times. "His appeals are not got up in slow measured tones, but burst upon us with all the force and fiery eloquence of the true orator; and his reasonings are sound in every part. To him who desires to be a man, and not a milksop, we tender our advice to consult 'Self-made Men.""-Peterhead Sentinel.

"There is earnestness, right principle, and good sense in what Mr. Anderson has written."-British Quarterly.

KINGS OF SOCIETY; or, Leaders of Social, Intellectual, and Religious Progress. New and Cheap Edition, crown 8vo, price 38. 6d.

"Mr. Anderson's estimate of true social influence may be gathered from the names of the men on whose heads he places the coronet. The names selected are five in number,-Luther, the hero of the Reformation; Cromwell, the champion of Puritanism; Raikes, the founder of Sunday Schools; Carey, the pioneer of Missions; and Pounds, the originator of Ragged Schools. It would be difficult to find a book we should place in the hands of an intelligent youth with greater confidence that he would read it, and that it would do him good."-London Quarterly Review.

"The author's estimate of greatness is rightly founded on moral rather than on mere intellectual considerations. The standpoint is that of evangelical orthodoxy. The style that of a vigorous, self-reliant writer, able to seize characteristic features with success, and to present them in nervous and vivid English. The result is a book which will be heartily welcomed by many, especially heads of families, readers to a class, and Sunday School librarians."-Meliora.

"Too much praise cannot be given to the author for clearness, pointedness, and force, as well as for his diligence in collecting facts, some of which have the interest of novelty besides the attraction of truthfulness. He writes in a genial, appreciative tone, and the book abounds in healthy moral sentiments, the outcomings of a pure Christian philosophy."Christian World.

"The ground surveyed by the author is very extensive, and the particulars introduced innumerable. There will be general thankfulness for a work so eloquently written, and so greatly adapted for usefulness."Christian Times.

"The whole aspect and style of this volume is sure to commend it at once to a large class of readers. The way in which the author arranges his materials, and exhibits them to his readers, prevents dulness, and encourages perusal."-Christian Witness.

"Mr. Anderson gives us a very good selection of those who may claim our reverence as the teachers of men."-Quiver.

October, 1870.

HODDER AND STOUGHTON'S

CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.

ABBOTT (J.) The Franconia Stories: Caroline
-Stuyvesant-Agnes. By JACOB ABBOTT. In one
volume, Illustrated. Fcap. 8vo, cloth
ADAMS (H. G.) The Weaver Boy who became
a Missionary: being the Story of Dr. Livingstone's
Life and Labours. By H. G. ADAMS, Author of
"Our
Feathered Friends," etc. Third Edition, Portrait and
Illustrations. Fcap. 8vo, cloth

ADAMS (DR.) Meditations on the Lord's Sup-

per.
cloth

By NEHEMIAH ADAMS, D.D.

Around the Cross.

Square 32m0,

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ALEXANDER (W. H.) The Book of Praises :
being the Book of Psalms according to the Authorised
Version. With Notes, Original and Selected. By
WILLIAM HENRY ALEXANDER. Crown 8vo, cloth

ALFORD (DEAN). The Coming of the Bride-
groom. Advent Sermons. By the Very Rev. HENRY
ALFORD, D.D., Dean of Canterbury. Square 16mo,
cloth

The State of the Blessed
Square 16mo, cloth

7.6

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Dead. Advent Sermons.
ANDERSON (DR. WM.) Discourses. Second Edi-
Series. Crown 8vo, cloth

I

8vo, cloth

Regeneration.

Crown

Filial Honour of God,

by Confidence, Obedience, and Resignation, with Ap-
pendices on the Reward of Grace, and on the Nature
of the Cup of Gethsemane. By WM. ANDERSON,
LL.D., Glasgow. Crown 8vo, cloth

3 6

ANDERSON (W.) Model Women.

WILLIAM ANDERSON, Author of "Self-made Men."
Crown 8vo, cloth.

ANN JANE.

Readings for Mothers' Meetings.

By ANN JANE. Fcap. 8vo, boards

BAIRNS (THE); or, Janet's Love and Service.
By the Author of "Christie Redfern's Troubles."
Second Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth

5 0

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5 0

BALLANTYNE (R. M.) Silver Lake; or, Lost
in the Snow. By R. M. BALLANTYNE, Author of
'The Lighthouse," etc. Eight Full-page Illustrations.
Square 16mo, bevelled cloth

BATEMAN (H.)

3 6

Fret Not, and other Poems.
By HENRY BATEMAN. Square Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt 7 6
BATHGATE (W.) Christ and Man; or, God's
Answer to our Chief Questions. By Rev. W. Bath-
GATE. Crown 8vo, cloth

BEECHER (H. W.) One Thousand Gems from
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Compiled by Rev. G.
D. EVANS. Crown 8vo, cloth

BIBLE STUDENT (THE). A Companion for Sundays.
Volume I. Fcap 8vo, cloth, 768 pages
BINNEY (T.) The Practical Power of Faith:
an Exposition of Part of the Eleventh Chapter of the
Epistle to the Hebrews. By Rev. T. BINNEY. Fourth
Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth

4 6

5 0

Micah, the Priest - maker. A
Handbook on Ritualism. Second Edition, Enlarged.
Post 8vo, cloth

5 O

Money. A Popular Exposition
in Rough Notes. With Remarks on Stewardship and
Systematic Beneficence. Third Edition. Crown 8vo,
cloth

BISHOP (N.) Human Power in the Divine Life;
or, The Active Powers of the Mind in Relation to Re-
ligion. By the Rev. NICHOLAS BISHOP, M.A. Crown
8vo, cloth

5 0

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