Emigrate, 88.–March's Our Father's IIouse, 88.– The Won-

der Series, 89.-Books of Robert Carter & Brothers, 89.-

Books of Lee & Shepard. 89.—Cornell's Physical Geogra-

phy, 90.—Hopedale Tavern and Ray's Search, 90.—Nation-

al Temperance Almanac, 90.-Vick's Illustrated Catalogue

and Floral Guide, 90.—The Castaways, 90.

ROUND TABLE,

Two Notable Utterances, 91.-Amusements, 95.—University

Tests, 95.— Books for a Theological Student, 96,-Congre-

gational Liturgies, 97.—Paul Before his Conversion, 101.-

A Philosophical Faith, 102.-A Diversified Ministry, 103,

91

MARCH NUMBER,

105

136

147

159

172

185

I. SPIRITISM. By Prof. S. C. Bartlett, D. D., Chicago, Ill.,

II. ARCHITECTURE AND PREACHING. By Rev. J. Q. Bittin-

ger, Hartland, Vt.,

III. AN EVENTFUL DECADE. By Rev. J. C. Holbrook, D. D.,

Stockton, California,

IV. LITURGIES. By Rev. J. L. Dudley, Milwaukee, Wis.,

V. ATHENS; THE GRAND EXPERIMENT. By Rev. W. A.

Nichols, Lake Forest, Ill.,

BOOK TABLE,

Memoir of Sir William Hamilton, 185.-Lightfoot's St. Paul's

Epistle to the Galatians, 190.–Clark's Student's Hand-book

of Comparative Grammar, 193.-Jones' Songs for the New

Life, 194.-Froude's Short Studies on (reat Subjects, 195.-

D'Aubigne's History of the Great Reformation, 196.—Zell's

Popular Encyclopædia, 197.-Reubelt’s Scripture Doctrine

of the Person of Christ, 198.—Thompson's Theology of

Christ, 198.—Macduff's Memories of Patmos, 199.—Patton's

Laws of Fermentation, 199.-Holmes' Light at Evening

Time, 200.–Victory of the Vanquished: 200.—Paine's

Questions on Romans, 200.—Hopkins' Law of Love and

Love as a Law, 201.-Geoffrey, the Lollard, 203.--IIamil-

ton's Moses, the Man of God, 201.--Rooks Received, 204.

ROUND TABLE,

Ministers and People, 205.-Wanted, Biblical Scholars, 206.--

The Duties of Councils, 208.-Pulling off a Shoe, 210.-

Unexpected Testimony, 212.–The Movement Westward,

213.—Regenerate by Baptism, 214.—Errata, 214.

205

MAY NUMBER

215

:33

270

297

I. THE PRONUNCIATION OF GREEK. By N. P. Seymour, M.

A., Professor in Western Reserve College, Ohio.

II. DARWINISM. By Samuel Adams, M. A., Professor in Illinois

College, ill.,

III. MODERN EVANGELISTS AND SPECIAL EFFORTS TO

CONVERT AND SAVE SINNERS. By Rev. S. D. Coch-

ran,

President of Kidder College, Missouri,

IV. HUXLEY’S LAY SERMONS. By Rev. S. C. Bartlett, D. D.

Professor in Chicago Theological Seminary,

BOOK TABLE

Dr. William Smith's Dictionary of the Bible, 297.-Chalmers'

Astronomical and Commercial Discourses, 300.- Trench's

English, Past and Present, 300.-Fresh Leaves in the Book,

and its Story, 300.-Blunt's Undesigned Coincidences in the

Old and New Testaments, and Paley's Horæe Paulinæ, 301.-

The Land and its Story, 301.-Cruden's Complete Concord-

ance to the Old and New Testaments, 301.-Warren's Sunday

School Commentary, the Gospels and Acts, 301.—Blakie's

Bible History in connection with General Ilistory, 302.-Ser-

mons by Frederick W. Robertson, 3302.–Parker's Ad Clerum,

302.—The Gospel in the Book of Joshua, 302.—The Hebraist's

Vade Mecum, 303.-Blake's Visit to some American Schools

and Colleges, 303.—Greeley's Essays designed to elucidate

the Science of Political Economy, 303.-The Recovery of Je-

rusalem, 304.-Dixon's Free Russia, 301.-Boise's First Les-

sons in Greek, 305.-Clement's Hand Book of Legendary and

Mythological Art, 305.-Seeley's Roman Imperialism, and

other Lectures and Essays, 306.-Six Books of the Eneid of

Virgil, 306.-Müller's Chips from a German Workshop, 306.

-Whitaker's Almanac, for 1871, 307.-Bartholomew's Ilandy

Atlas, 308.-White's Report on the Geological Survey of the

State of Iowa, 308.-Anderson's Manuals of History, 308.-

Margaret's Old Home, 309.-Joanna, 309.-Violet and Daisy,

309.—The land of the Diligent, 309.-Frank Austin's Dia.

monds, and Eagle Crag, 30).-Van Dyke's Lord's Prayer, 310.

-The Broken Bud, 310.-Douai's Kindergarten, 310.- The

Wonder Series, 310.-Books received, 310.

ROUND TABLE,

Little Giants, 311.—The New Puritanism, 312.—The Church and

311

I. THE NEW DEPARTURE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW. By

Pres. G. F. MAGOUN, D. D., Iowa College, Grinnell, Iowa, 317

II. DARWINISM. By Prof. SAMUEL ADAMS, Illinois College, Jack-

sonville, Ill,,

338

III. WHOM SHALL WE INVITE TO THE LORD'S SUPPER?

By Rev. A. HASTINGS Ross, Springfield, Ohio,

302

IV. MARY LYON; HER FAITH AND WORKS. By Miss A. B.

HARRIS, Warner, New Hampshire,

375

V. THE RELATIONS OF LEGISLATION TO MORAL SUASION

IN THE TEMPERANCE REFORM By Rev. 0. T. LAM-

PILEAN, Beverly, Mass.,

384

IV. THE HOHENZOLLERNS. By Rev. W. A. NICHOLS, Lake

Forest, ill., .

389

BOOK TABLE,

396

Crosby's Life and Works of Jesus, 396.-Lange's Commentary on the Gos-

pel of John, 397.—Mc Cosl's Christianity and Positivism, 399.--Lange's

Commentary on Jeremiah and Lamentations, 400.-Shedd's Sermons to

the Natural Man, 401.-Beecher's Sermon's, Fourth Series, 402.-Wool.

sey's Sermons, The Religion of the Present and the Future, 402.—Smith's

Smaller Scripture History, 403.--Arnot's Parables of Our Lord, 403,-

Curtius' History of Greece, 403.---Life and Times of Lord Brougham, vol.

1, 401.--Darwin's Descent of Man, 405.--Mivart's Genesis of Species,

406.-Questions of Modern Thought, 407.-Morris' Science and the Bible,

407.—Pastor's Manual, 407.--Smith's Saloon, 407.-Froude's Calvinism,

408.—Wonders of the Heavens, 408.- Newlyn House and Go-Ahead,

408.- Books of Congregational Publishing Society, 408.

ROUND TABLE, -

409

Communion Invitation, 409.-- ook Notices, 410.--A Woman with a Sphere,

410.–The Pronunciation of Greek, 411.—The Temperance Question.

411.-Masonic Corner-Stones, 412.- A Valuable Cnitarian Discovery, 412

SEPTEMBER NUMBER.

413

I. RELIGION ACCORDING TO CARLYLE. By Rer. I. E. DWI-

NELL, D. D., Sacramento, Cal.,

II. PORPHYRY. By Rev. ENOCH POND, I). D., Professor in Bangor

Theological Seminary, Maine,

428
III. THE GERMS AND GERMINATION OF ENGLISH COS.

GREGATIONALISM. By A. B. ELY, Esq., Boston, Mass.,

IV. DOCTRINAL PREACIIING. By Rev. S. L. BLAKE, Concord,

410

Ν. Η.,

452

472

483

493

V. THE SAMA-VEDA. By Jons UVERY, .1. M., Professor in Iowa

College, Grinnell, Iowa,

VI. FIFTEEN MINUTES' TALK ABOUT COLLEGES,

BOOK TABLE,

Fawcett's Manual of Political Economy, 193.—Bascom's

Lectures on Science, Philosophy and Religion, 494.-

James' Substance and Shadow, 495.—Hall's Notes, Prac-

tical and Explanatory, on the Gospels, 496.-Stroud's

Physical Cause of the Death of Christ, 497.-Boston Lec-

tures 1871, Christianity and Skepticism, 497.- Anderson's

Treatise on Regeneration, 498.- Martin on the Atone-

ment, 498.—-- Brown's Pious Dead of the Medical Pro-

fession, 499.-Lockyer's Elements of Astronomy, 199.-

Elliott & Storer's Qualitative Chemical Analysis, 500,-

IIezekiel's Life of Bismark; 500.-Brisbane's Bible De-

fended, 501.-Warren's Plain Problems in Elementary

Geometry, 501.-Shairp's Culture and Religion, 502.—

Smith's Critical English-Latin Dictionary, 502.---IIost's

First Lessons in Composition, 503.- The American Car-

dinal, 503.-Scanland's lleights and Depths, 503.-Theo-

dore, 501.-Westward, 501.–Tuttle's Way Lost and

Found, 501.-Ogden's Silver Song, 501.

ROUND TABLE,

Phases of Skepticism, 505.-The Ministry Perishing: or

Not? 506.—A Forgotten American Author, 507.-Woman's

Rights in France, 509.—Peace and Powder, 510.-Sunday

Laws, 511.--Business and Books, 511.

5505

YOVEMBER NUMBER,

I. THE VALUE OF SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY TO TIIE

PREACHER. By Prof. Geo. X. Boardman, D. 1. ,Chicago,

Ill.,

513

II. THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS. By II. M. Lyman, M. D.,

Professor in Rush Medical College, Chicago, Ill.,

549

562

569

570

III. THE TRIAL OF JESUS CHRIST. By Rev. E. W. Hooker,

D. D., Stockbridge, Mass.,

IV. HUMAN AND DIVINE THINGS CONFOUNDED. By Pres.

G. F. Magoun, D. D., Grinnell, Iowa,

V. POETRY; RECOMPENSE. By Prof. J. B. L. Soule, Carlin-

ville, Ill.,

BOOK TABLE,

The Speaker's Commentary, 570.—Hodge's Systematic The-

ology, 570.- Textual Corrections of the New Testament,

571.–Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon Abridged, 571.-

Gardner's Greek Harmony of the Gospels, 571.-Gardner's

English Ilarmony, 572.—Gardner’s Diatesseron, 573.-Med-

itation the Function of Thought, 573.-McClintock and

Strong's Cyclopædia of Biblical Literature, 573.-IIalsey's

Memoir of Greene, 574.-Jellifee's Good Selections, 575.-

Hadyn's Universal Index of Biography, 575.--Hume's Es-

says, 575.--Smithsonian Contributions, Vol. XVII, 576.-

Farrar's Families of Speech, 576.-Underwood's IIand-book

of Eng. Literature, 577.-Mulford's Nation, 577.-Ander-

sen's Story of my Life, 577.--Burr's Ad Fidem, 578.-Gut-

tenberg and the Art of Printing, 578.--Life and Times of

Lord Brougham, Vol. II, 578.—Hanna's Life of Christ, 579.

Kingsley's At Last, 579.--Crowell's Republics, 579.-Vote,
579.

580

ROUND TABLE,

Fire Light, 580.--Science Right Side Up, 582.--Placed in a

False Position, 585.- The Lord's Supper, 585.--A Clergy-

man on Science, 580.--College Marks, 588.--Our Review,

589.