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Harbaugh, H. Heaven. 

Phila., Reformed Church Publishing Bd., n. d. $1.25

Any book that will serve in any degree to draw the realities of the eternal world nearer to us is not written nor read in vain.

——— Heavenly recognition. 

Phila., Reformed Church Publishing Bd, n. d. $1.25

Natural and scriptural arguments for personal immortality and identity after this life.

Harris, S. S. The dignity of man. 

Chic., McClurg & Co., 1889 $1.50

A volume of sermons preached at various times, by the late Bishop Harris of the eastern diocese of Michigan, and collected by his daughter as a memorial.

Hepworth, G. H. Herald sermons. 

N. Y., E. P. Button & Co., 1894 $1

These sermons have been written with the hope of smoothing the pathway of the troubled, and helping them to higher things.

Hinton, J. The mystery of pain. 

Bost., Cupples & Patterson, 1886 $1

Full of good and uplifting thoughts which will not readily pass from the memory.

Hughs, T. The manliness of Christ. 

N. Y., Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1880 $1

The author aims to show that the whole life of Christ on earth was the assertion and the example of true manliness.

Jell, J. E. Musings on mother, home and heaven. 

N. Y., Thos. Whittaker, 1892 $1.50

In this volume the writer has endeavored to reach the heart and the life, the will and the affections of his readers.

Kingsley, W. W. Old faiths and new facts. 

N. Y., Appleton, 1896 $1.50

A volume full of spiritual reassurance and uplifting- influence.

Larcom, L. As it is in heaven. 

N. Y., Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1891 $1

The religious sentiment of New England never had a more willing and graceful interpreter.—F. G. Whittier.