Around Chentu. Rev. V. C. Hart, D.D. After Twenty Years. Editor. Archdeacon Frederick W. Farrar, D.D. Theodore L. Cuyler, D.D. Christian Culture. Rev. A. H. Reynar, LL.D. Christian Satisfaction. Rev. Mark Guy Pearse. Church vs. The Saloon, The. Bishop Fitzgerald Class-meetings and How to Improve Them. Rev. A. Roebuck, B. D., F.R.G.S. 275 610 306 336 211 Damascus to Baalbec. Editor. 419 Doctor Ryerson, The Reverend. John George Hodgins, M. A., LL.D. Rainy Day on Mount Hermon, and Scenes in Damascus, A. Zella Carman Religious and Missionary Intelligence. Rev. Dr. Barrass Science of Preaching, The. Rev. Hugh Price Hughes 99, 202, 309, 410 94 65. 173, 298, 381, 492 Sir William Dawson on the Science of the Earth and Man's Place in Nature 97 51, 160, 285, 365, 476, 584 The Only Successful Missionary Method. Rev. Hugh Price Hughes, M. A. Wesleyan Foreign Missions. Rev. H. J. Pope - 257 What One Church Did for Missions. Mary S. Daniels, B. A. Woman's Work for Woman in Heathen Lands. Mrs. L. J. Harvie . 558 DREW THEOL SKM LIB Galilee, with its many and memorable associations. About noon we passed, in the midst of a rolling plain, another ruined khan, the Kahn Jubb Yusef, or "Inn of the Well of Joseph." The name was given by the Moslems, from the idea that here was the cistern into which Joseph was thrust by his brethren-an absurd mistake, for the Plain of Dothan was many miles to the south. It is a characteristic example of the Oriental caravansary, built of stone and black basalt of very picturesque appearance. A huge stone-built quadrangle, strong as a fortress, surrounds an inner courtyard. Riding through the single gateway we reach the large court, around which are two tiers of vaulted stone chambers, the lower one for the accommodation of man and beast together, the upper story for the more honoured guests. When the heavy, iron-studded doors are closed, the khan VOL. XL. No. 1. |