WORKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR. Price 2s. 6d. ; postage, 3d. COMMON - SENSE HOMES. TRUTHS FOR COTTAGE "No more valuable chapters upon the trials and blessings of Poverty have ever come under our eye."-Literary Churchman. "Mr. Winslow has a happy knack of writing in such a fashion as to be easily read by working folk. What we have read is excellent. It deals with every-day matters, such as work, class differences, trades unions, household economy, and the like. Mr. Winslow believes in the usefulness of an anecdote, and as a rule tells it well. There are a number of really good illustrations of the kind. We strongly recommend clergymen to get the book for their parochial lending libraries. Better still, we recommend laymen to present it to the library, for it will be pretty sure to be popular when well known."-Church Times. "Mr. Winslow joins a great deal of the soundest advice on social subjects with earnest spiritual and practical exhortations. This is a most valuable book for Mothers' Meetings and the like, or to lend to the poor."-Church Review. Price 3s. 6d.; postage, 3d. COUNTRY TALK FOR COUNTRY FOLK; OR, SUNDAY AFTERNOONS WITH MY VILLAGERS. 66 We can conceive no more valuable models of teaching for our country clergy, or indeed all other clergy. Plain speaking on ordinary duties was Mr. Winslow's object, and his success is marked. Few preachers could surpass the homely incisiveness of these addresses in the course of which anecdotes, carefully selected, are introduced with appropriateness and kill"-Church Review. |