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LANGUAGE, universal, and the idea of Notre Dame at Montreal, 242.

God, 90.

Lawrence, St., rapids of, 177.
Liberty, individual, a proof of immor-
tality, 44.

Light out of Darkness, Professor Kirk's,
110.

Logan's Words of Comfort, 311.
London Press, variety and excellence
of the, 219.

Lost power, viewed as corporeal, men-
tal, social, and moral, 118.
Love of God, the, as advanced by the
Westminster Confession, 203.

M'EWAN, Alexander, M.A., D.D.,
Sermons and Memoir of, 233.
Macrae, Rev. David, and the Confes-
sion of Faith, 199; brief sketch of
his life, 200; speech at Paisley
Presbytery, 204; his War against
the Westminster Standards, 304.
Macaulay, Lord, on metaphysical specu-
lation, 261.

Mackinaw, straits of, 15; village of,
15; fort of, 15.

Mahomet's conquests described, 151.
Man, his limited knowledge of the
origin of evil, 64, 151; responsible
for his character, 256; his Place and
Bread Unique in Nature, 308.
Mesopotamia, the site of the Garden
of Eden, 51.

Michigan, Lake, a sail on, 8; white
squall on, 12; fog on, 13.
Milwaukie, size and importance of, 9.
Ministers, what they should preach,
150; should they write their ser-
mons? 280.

Ministry of the Word, the, 156.

Miracles essential to Christianity, 21.
Miracles of Christ, Verity and Value of
the, 159.
Montreal, 241.

Moody, Mr., on the extent of Christ's
atonement, 229.
Moral argument for immortality insuf-
ficient, 82.

Morison, Rev. Dr., preaches on Lake
Ontario, 174; at Montreal, 242.
Motives and free will, 257.

Müller, Max, Professor, and compara-
tive philology, 91.

NATURAL and Revealed religion, differ-
ence between, 89, 99; Natural re-
ligion, universality of, 90.
Natural Law, and The Infallible Cri-
terion, 309.
Niagara, Falls of, 133.

Nivison's Sermons and Life, 310.
No Miracles, no Christ, 21.

O'Connel, Daniel, wit of, 35.
OBERLIN Institute, Ohio, origin of, 282.
Organ Question in U.P. Church, 238.
Ontario, Lake, 172.
Origin of Evil, 59.

Original Sin, as regarded by the
Pelagians, 196.

Origin and Doctrines of Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, 311.
Orkney Islands described, 114; intro-
duction of E.U. cause at, 114.

PARKER, Rev. Dr. Joseph, on Christ's
Priesthood, 311.

Pelagius, his birth and name, 190;
his aspirations, 190; is acquitted at
Diospolis, 192; condemned by Inno-
cent, 193; approved and then con-
demned by Zosimus, 194.

Pelagianism, 195; exhibited under
seven heads, 195, 199.

Peniel, an Advocate of scriptural
holiness, 80.

Piscator on fore-ordination, 306.
Pison, the, flowing into the Persian
Philosophy of the Conditioned, 289.
Gulf, 53.
Predestination, doctrine of, as held by
the Pelagians, 198; as taught in the
Westminster Confession, 201; does
Prize of our high calling, the, 180.
it differ from Fore-ordination? 310.
Prayer of faith, Finney's view of the,
Prophecy and foreknowledge, 217, 265.
280.
Pulpit preparation, 279.
Pure in heart, the, 103.
Purity, how obtained, 107.

RAINBOW at Niagara, 165.
Rationalism refuted, 88.
Reminiscences of byegone days, 33,
Reconstruction of the Creed, 297.
Responsibility and character, 256.
219, 296.
Revelation, Book of, and Prophecy,

15; the ninth chapter applied to
Mahomet and Turkman, 151, 153;
the sixteenth to the downfall of
Turkey, 156.

Rogers, Henry, on the superhuman
Rowland Hill, anecdote of, 296.
origin of the Bible, 72.

SALMON, late Rev. Thomas, his labours
at Eyemouth, 112.

Saratoga and its spas, 248.
Science and religion, imaginary con-
versation on, 88; separate sphere of,
96.

ULTIMATE aspects of Christ's Priest-
hood, 311.

Union with the Congregationalists, 66.

Shapinshay, how there came to be an Unity, the individual, of man, a proof

E.U. Church at, 114.

Sin, is it a mistake? 633.
Smith, Professor, on the Bible, 140.
Socrates on the soul's independence of
the body, 45.

Spectrum analysis, revelations of, 147.
Spencer, Herbert, early days of, 38.
Stewart's, Rev. J. G., Freedom of the
Will Vindicated, 77.

Studies in the philosophy of religion
and history, 70.

Sturge, Mr. Joseph, and his philan-
thropy, 36.

Superhuman Origin of the Bible, the,
inferred from itself, 72.
Superhuman theory of foreknowledge,
201; objections to it, 212.
Superior, Lake, mineral resources of,
18.

of immortality, 43.

VICTORIA Tubular Bridge, at Montreal,
244.

Voysey, Rev. Charles, on the "Man-
God" of Christianity, 27.

WALLACE, Rev. Robert, of Glasgow, his
farewell Sermon at Coupar-Angus,
80; his labours at Shapinshay, 118.
War against the Westminster Standards,
304.

Wardlaw, Rev. Dr., and the extent
of the Atonement of Christ, 226.
Whedon on God's Foreknowledge, 262.
Whirlpool at Niagara, 169.
Wilson, Rev. A. M., on the Wines of
the Bible, 307.

Words of Comfort to Parents bereaved
of their Children, 311.

Wylie's, Rev. W., labours at Eye-
mouth, 113.

YALE College at Newhaven, Connecti-
cut, 253.

Young, Murdo, of the London Sun,
220.

ZOSIMUS, Pope, first acquits and then
condemns the Pelagians, 193, 194.

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