lishers have done the cause of American seamen a valuable service by a reprint of this excellent work.

From the New Bedford Mercury.

This is a little work which is calculated to commend itself to all interested in the moral advancement of seamen. It is the production of the gifted author of "Mammon," which has had an extensive circulation in this country.

MAMMON-PRIZE ESSAY:

OR,

COVETOUSNESS THE SIN OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

BY REV. JOHN HARRIS,
Author of the "Great Teacher."

THIRD AMERICAN, FROM THE TWENTIETH LONDON EDITION.

This Work has already engaged the attention of Churches and individuals, and receives the highest commendations. The publishers take pleasure in presenting the following united recommendation from clergymen in this city.

'Having read the prize Essay of the Rev. John Harris, entitled 'Mammon, or Covetousness the Sin of the Christian Church,' we cordially recommend it as deserving the serious perusal of the professed followers of Christ.

"Its general circulation will be a powerful means of increasing the spirituality of the churches, and of advancing every good work which depends in any measure upon pecuniary contributions.

OR,

COVETOUSNESS THE SIN OF THE

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

BY REV. JOHN HARRIS,
AUTHOR OF THE "GREAT TEACHER."

THIRD AMERICAN,

FROM THE TWENTIETH LONDON EDITION.

THE LIBRARY OF THE
NOV 7 1934
UNIV: HAHÝ XE ILLINOIS

BOSTON:

GOULD, KENDALL & LINCOLN,

No. 59 Washington Street.

PRINTED BY WM. A. HALL & Co.