CONTENTS

Address to the reader, 1

Address to a Sunday School, 153
Amen, on the word 257
Anecdote of the Rev. J. Newton, 87
Anecdote of the Princess Charlotte, 189
Anecdotes, 127---165---255

Baxter's Saints' rest, 66

Benefit of Sunday Schools, 145

Benefit of Tracts, 261

Bite of a mad dog, 11

Bible Society, 21

Children in France, 116 :
Collier boy, 162
Cruelty to children, 252

Daniel Sixsmith, 209

Death of a schoolmaster, 46

Death of a Hindoo girl, 92

Extract from Mrs. Savage's Diary, 163

Paithful dogs, 117---260

Father killed by his son, 107

filial piety, 207

Folly of sin, 43

Folly of idolatry, 190

Former times, 217

Ghost story, 273

Harvest, the 241

Hasty temper cured, 125

Heathen converted by a child, 189

Heathen, the 54

Hints to parents and children, 67

History of Samuel, 25

Horses, 159

Hypocrisy, 73

Idivt, the 108

Infant schools, 212

Jane T. 150

Jew and his daughter, 109

Jews, the 121

John Hitchcock, 78

John Sudlow, 164

Letter, 204

Life and death of Jane Brown, 178

Little John in India, 112

Little black boy, 129

Little children and the martyr, 199

Lying, 140

Marmot, the 141

Memoir of R. B. 201

Memoir of J. M. 225

Missionary zeal, 157 ---187

Narrow escape, 66

Pensioner, the 83---100

Pious young waterman, 193

Pious little Sunday scholar, 234

Power of Religion, 249

Prayer, 88---247

Prayer for a very young child, 142

Proper use of hymns, 230

POETRY ---Christmas Hymn, 22

Lines on an Infant who died at

day-break, 23

Epitaph on a young man, 48

--- on a child, 120

- on an Infant, 279

Epitaphs, 167—216–263
Hymns, 70—72–166–168108

-192-.-240

Hymn for a School, 95

Appeal from a sister in glory, 96

To a sick child asleep on her

mother's breast, 119

The great God, 143

Ou the baptism of an infant, 144

To Fanny on going to school, 191

Sabbath day, 213

Lines written by a little boy, 214

for a watch paper, 216

Christian's Prayer, 239

Prayer, 264

Mother to her first-born, 278

Hymn for Sunday School An.

niversary, 280

Records of young martyrs, 249

Regent's Town, 265

Robbing birds' nests,

Sabbath, the 113

Sad tale, 18.

Sarah and Ellen Baker, 32-.-36

Schools in India, 64

Shark, the 94

Short Sermon, 4---49---97-..148..-185..-197

222---244

Short memoir, 136

Solemn thought, 142

Striking reproof of a little boy, 238

Sunday Schools, 155

Sudden death, 211

True good and evil, 17

Tracts in America, 232

Weasels, the 51
Willy Jones and Henry Green, 89
Waldenses, the 93.-118
Widow and her daughter, 188

ADDRESS TO THE READER.
It seems only right, that he who be-
gins to make a book, should give his
readers a reason for so doing. Now this
little work, which will come out on the
first day of every month, is on purpose
for young people. And I will tell you,
dear Readers, why I publish it. For
the last five years, I have sent out a
monthly penny tract, called “THE
FRIENDLY VISITOR.” It was meant for
young readers, as well as old ones; and
I know that it has found its way very