There are single chapters worth more than the whole book.--_New York Christian Advocate._
Most excellent, wholesome, and practical.--_Zion’s Herald._
The best treatise of the kind of which we have any knowledge.--_Dr. T. O. Summers, in Christian Advocate._
It is a book for every household.--_Bishop J. H. Vincent._
A book that will at once instruct and arouse.--_Western Methodist._
Placed in every family in the land, and carefully read, it would create a perceptible moral uplifting.--_Holston Methodist._
Will be helpful to all Christian parents and teachers.--_New York Observer._
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Spelling and hyphenation have been retained as they appear in the original publication except the following:
Page 66 he does not philosphize _changed to_ he does not philosophize
Page 94 It were hard to say which _changed to_ It was hard to say which
Page 106 in any wise to self interest _changed to_ in any wise to self-interest
Page 157 present conditiom and future _changed to_ present condition and future
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