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ON EARTH PEACE,....NATION SHALL NOT LIFT UP SWORD AGAINST NATION, NEITHER SHALL THEY LEARN WAR ANY MORE
ESTABLISHED BOSTON, FEBRUARY, 1Q01 NEW SERIES,
JUNE, 1837. VOL xlINo.].
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Sre Page. Page.
The Boy Lincoln.. ...............8 8 ge.
I Enemies of Morality and Prosperity........ 8COVE
2 To the Reader..........-................... 8 THE ADVOCATE Or PEACE.................... 1
4THE GEL OF PEE Peace Publications........................... 1
b New Year's Wishes-...... ............. I Officers of the American Peace Societ. 2
I THundred Years from Now.. ............ 1 Commendation of the Peace Cause by Pro
The Soldier's P'rayer ..................... I inent Men............................. 2
b St Francis of Assisi......................... 2 Receipts to February 1, 1881........ .....3
b Two Exchanges . ........... ........... 2 Important Notice... .................. 3
6 A Story of' a Miser...........2 Advertisements.......................... 3
6 An Honest Little Beggar ................. 8 Constitution of the American Peace Society 4
7 The Story of Chub....................... 3 Peace Envelopes . ...................... 4
7 Peed My Lambs. ...................... 4 The Messenger of Peace.......... ......4
7 Wine-An ancient Jewish Parable.......... Notice............. ...... ............. 4
8 How It Began ........................... 4
THE ADVOCATE OF PEACE.
After Fifteen Years........................
What the United States do for Europe.......
War .............. ........
A Dreadful Industry.....................
A Potent Voice for Peace............... ....
Arbitration........................
Shall Peace become the settled Policy the
United States ............................
The New Profession ................
Worthy Exaslpies in 11g Places.....
An Application of the Peace Principle..
A Grand Step in the Itight Direction...
Whlittiers Anniversary........ .......
filtary Drill in Schools ..............
Fatherhood and Brotherhood......
(i1je 2biorate of Ptafe.
Published by the American Peace Society.
Editor . . . . . . . Howard C. nham.
EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS:
Wm, G, Hubbard, New Vienna, Ohio.
Abel Stevens, LL. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Julia Ward Howe, Boston, Mass.
SOCIETY'S OFFICE:
No. 1 SOMERSET STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
T.ER M S:
$1.00 a year in advance; to Minietera, 78 cents.
PEACE PUBLICATIONS.
THE APOSTLE O PEACE.-Memoir of William Ladd, by John
Hemmenw . Contains 300 pages, with a fine likeness
of Mr. Lad, substantially bound in muslin. Price, $1.00
THE STATESMIAN OF PEACE.-The Life and Times of Charles
Sumner, by Elias Nason. Contains 360 pages, with a
capital likeness and illustrations, bound in cloth. Price,
61.50.
THE TRUE G NDEUR OF NATIONS AND THE WAR SYSTEM OF
THE CosT(N WEALTH OF NATIONs--Bound in one volume
-orations by Charles Sumner. Price, $1.00.
REASON V T e SWORD.-A book in which it is shown that war
is a violat pn of nature and revelation. By Jf. M. Wash-
burn. pages. Price, $1.50.
BooEs of EssAYs.-By T. F. Tukesbury. Price, 50 cents.
BxcEwiTH's PEACE MANUAL.-18mo,.252 pages in cloth.
Price, 25 cents.
DYMOND ON WA.-124 pages. Price, 30 cents.
LIFE OF FATH ER TAYLOR.-The Sailor's Preacher. 450
. Price, $1.50.
CA4n e PUNISHMENT.-The argument in a nut shell By
1 Wifpm G.,Hubbard. Price, 10 cents.
A variety of Peace Tracts, etc., sent at Cost.
The American Peace Society will send any of the above works
postage paid, on receipt of price. Address, Rev. H. C. Dun-
ham, No. 1 Somerset Street, Boston, Mass.
MEMBE&SHIP.
The payment of any sum between $2.00 and $20.00 con-
stitutes a person a member of the American Peace Society for
one year, $20 00 a life member, $50.00 a life director, and
$100 00 an honorary member.
THE ADVOCATE OF PEACE is sent free to annual members for
one year, and to life members and directors during life.
if one is not able to give the full amount of a membership,
or directorship at once, he can apply whatever he does give on
it, wit the understanding that the remainder is to be paid at
one or more times in the future.
THE ADVOCATE is sent gratuitously to the reading rooms of
Colleges and Theological Seminaries--to Young Men's Chris-
tian Associations-to every pastor who preaches on the Cause
of Peace and takes a collection for it. Also, to promi-
nent individuals, both ministers and laymen, with the
hope that they will become subscrib-rs or donors, and induce
others to become such. To subscribers it is sent until a re-
quest to discontinue is received with tha payment of all arrears
ages.
We have on our books a large list of names, as members or
directors, in our old and honored Society, who have paid in
full, and some, for their love of the holy cause, have paid
many times over; while many others-some two hundred scat-
tered over the land, have, by instalments, paid only in part,
purposing to complete their payments. Some are doing this
with commendable promptness, while others are delaying to
pay. Let all ruch remit in part or in full, as soon as possible,
to our office in Boston. There are also many in arrears for
THE ADVOCATE oF PEACE who are earnestly invited to make
prompt payment, and to inform us if they wish. its discontinu-
ance. We invite correspondence from all friends of peace and
shall be most happy to aid you and to have your co-operation in
this great cause of God and humanity.
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