The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-01-12
FAMOUS NEW BOOK

ID .rkn~ss and Day light" or flights
aud Shadows Ut New York L'fe.''
IL this new and supe, bIy illustrated
work u ".'Oit: christ ian wOiiI;in tetis The
Lhi 'l!lmX story Ut her personal txpril-
e"ct' I" G''si'r:, temperance, MISSION,
,nd RESCUE work in j. great Guy No
't.cent p.,llieat''si ii M y :ast 6I1iIa1idlnx
)" much attention nor has any other
called f"rtlI suvl, ringing words Of God
speed from ministers and eiulmrut
w",ne" IL has been preached about
from famous p"Ipits, read by tens Of
thousands Ut subscribers. aud made
the subjrct Of many i cl-rgvlnau's = sun
LAY evening lecture. Its authorship
is fullrt,lh. its four authors hrim2 ~"
less than: Mrs. H-)+" C"m,pb~II, Rev
LvuA" Abb"t,, ID. u Col. Thomas W.
K."x, and (u~l,rct"r Thomas Byvnes,
Lh'et Of tL+ New York Detective Bu-
rt.au.
Mr~. Ca"plrll. the principal writer.
':.'r'ninly Was 4 ws.N'W c:'.n'uiSs,.',,+'l
If I'D, a"d Il" Ills Name" s.,en,
many YEARS AS y city in'<SI",,ary liter
ally ''fn ID .rk-'t New Yurk." What
= wonderful work s,'e did. How d-v"
ted and bl'ssrd her lab 'rs were, 1t is
y story m-v-r tO br f,rY.,tteu. THIS
| unique volume presents these thrilling
experiences IT Chri@tiA" e,rirav"r wit Il
| the hundreds Of pathetic aud amusing
acemes that were packet int" them; It
post rays life in n great city hy day and
! hy night "As soen by y Wuma";" it
sh. .'ws ti,t' power vt the G'xu+.l IL r.
| .ir-in souls frUIn tie lowest depth i,
| gives striking test iun",i~s If the re-
dt4pm"d; and from all these rich and
varied experiences it draws living
truths for Head and heart that are
worth tO Any read r ten times the price
"f the b."k. Mrs. (:amrlrll's arcn"nt
" rps':m~-w"rk is full Of WI, derfullv
t",Ichinx incidents.
Rev Dr. l.yEa" AbbOtt's lifelong
interest /" City Mission work. aud his
prra''ual share IT, that work, prp-emi-
,.pntlv Il, tpd him tn write f.'r this book.
! IL his introduction I" ii l,t. says: "Mv
interest in these p',asrs "f city life
! dates fr"m NY college days. From that
day t. this-s'v~r third "f y century,
I have c:.mtj"u.d tip 1T tu'li.a then b.
gun. aud ,i,~ ss,hj"ct It This book has
been one of the great subjects "f NV
IT tuiv-sr,n-,i lines in literature often
| ~ life. -
Onr If the most al.sr,bi"vly inter
eSi Ing )DuiVlhDS ~ JIe D"k ~ tNHC
written bv Ims,*.:,"r Byrm+s giving
! the ripe +x,*,l~nc+. "f .huly years If
tl-t~c'iv i've lite. Many IT the startling
r.vrlati"rs h~ makes are tak",, from,
his private "iary They have never bt'-
f.,r.' beer, published.
| 1t contains 253 superb eneravimQs.
every one "f them made from pt"t"-
vravls taken fr'm life, mostly by fi.sl,
light. Every face is n l"'r, rait, every
sc~ne u stern reality. In l""kin9 ut
these splendid ill'st rxti"ns the reader
se~s 1T y glance just how G"surl work
il carried q" hy day and by night by
rrscu~-ba"da; hp is shown strange
in out vt the wa> pl .c-s that are rarely
"r never aeen by the casual visitor
nothing seems +" be omitted.
TIE w"rk is published Nv the old
and we'll know. firm 1T A y. Worth.
inato" & Co.. Hartford, Conn., Whose
imrrint is sufficient guarantee 1T the
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Royal (>ctav", $40 pages. 252 fi"e plates,
portraits. and text ilImst rations.