of the reading nearly all were in
tears. It is a most pathetically pure, chaste presentation of a grand
subject. You would have rejoiced could you have heard the expressions
from the young ladies. Surely, dear Dr. Allen, God has blessed many
through your instrumentality."

Read this book if you read no other but the Bible this year.--_Emma
Bates, Valley City, N. D._

Please send me some more copies of your unique and valuable little book.
I cannot keep a copy over night. It would be an evangel to every young
person in whose hands it might be placed. I would also invite the public
school teachers to examine this rare little book.--_Frances E.
Willard._

A skilful, graceful, and reverent effort to assist parents in what has
been a delicate and difficult task. The author deserves the praise that
belongs to the successful pioneer.--_George N. Miller._

=ALMOST A MAN.=

... Price, 25 Cents ...

The success of the "Teaching Truth," and "Child-Confidence Rewarded,"
together with the frequent requests for some inexpensive book for the
instruction of boys approaching manhood, has led to the writing of
"=Almost A Man=." It is intended to help mothers and teachers in the
delicate task of teaching the lad concerning himself, purely and yet
with scientific accuracy.

A booklet designed to help mothers and teachers in the instruction of
boys.

Ought to be in the hands of every parent in the land.--_Toledo Blade._

Chaste and pure, and admirably adapted to mothers in this most difficult,
universally neglected but very important line of work.--_Early
Education._

Many mothers will be glad to read what such an authority as Dr. Wood-Allen
has to say on so important and delicate a subject.--_Mother's Journal._

Worth its weight in gold to the puzzled mother, telling her exactly what
she wants to know. This book deals reverently with the great mystery of
life.--_Ladies' Home Journal._

Too much cannot be said in its favor.--_School Education._

I can conscientiously recommend it to all who are interested in the
physical and moral welfare of youth.--_C. A. Dorman, M. D._

Such literature cannot fail to accomplish great and lasting good.--_Eng.
F. Storke, M. D._

Many have given good advice, but this is the best.--_Rev. Kent White._

I believe this little book would do incalculable good if placed in the
hands of boys after they have reached ten years of age.--_Wm. G. Lotze,
Gen. Sec. Y. M. C. A., Denver, Colo._