Christian Cynosure . Tlct North-western Iowa Conferenee. M. K. Church—a seced-ing Master Mason. Published at the sp^clal le-liuest of nine clergymen of denominations,and others. 10 cents each; per doien, TB cents. Freemasonry Contrary to the Ohrla- TIAN Reliuion. a clear, cutting argument agalnskthe loJge, from a Christian standpoint. B centseach; per doien, Mcenu. Sermon on Maaonry. By Rev. W. P. MXary, rastor Inited Presbrterlan Cfiureli, Tins Is a very elear. thoroUKi. eandid and re- markably concise Scriptural argument on the char-acter of Freemasonry. Five cent
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