Christian Cynosure . idelity and Past Worthy Chief Templar,single Copy, 25cts UNITED SONS OF INDUSTRY ILLUSTRATED. A FULL AND COMPLETE Illustrated Ritual of the secret trades-union of the above name, giving the signs, grips, passwords, copy, 15 cents; per dozen, $; per hundred, $ Ritual of the Grand Army of the Republic. WTH SIGNS OP RECOGNITION, PASS , GRIPS, th« RITUAL of the MACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITHSUNION. (The two bound together.) Single Copy 10 cents Per Dozen 75 eli. Per 100 $ FKIIIAOTRY TSB0SBB, by CAPT. WILLIAM MORGAN THE GENUINE OLD MORGAN BOOK:—
Christian Cynosure . idelity and Past Worthy Chief Templar,single Copy, 25cts UNITED SONS OF INDUSTRY ILLUSTRATED. A FULL AND COMPLETE Illustrated Ritual of the secret trades-union of the above name, giving the signs, grips, passwords, copy, 15 cents; per dozen, $; per hundred, $ Ritual of the Grand Army of the Republic. WTH SIGNS OP RECOGNITION, PASS , GRIPS, th« RITUAL of the MACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITHSUNION. (The two bound together.) Single Copy 10 cents Per Dozen 75 eli. Per 100 $ FKIIIAOTRY TSB0SBB, by CAPT. WILLIAM MORGAN THE GENUINE OLD MORGAN BOOK:—republished with en-srrjiYings showing the Lodge Room, Dress of candid* «», Signs,Due Guards, Grips, Etc. This revelation is so accurate that Freemasons murdered the asthor for writing it. Thousands hpve testified to the correctness otthe revelation and this book theiefor* sells very rapidly. Price M cants. Per Bos. Post Paid ?.—.....«.». $ Per hundred by express, (express charges extra.).... ~.. A WEW BOOK OF GREAT INTEREST. This work is particularly commended to the attention of Officersof The Army and Navy, The Bench and The OF CONTENTS. :Thk Antiquity ov Secret Societies, Thb Life of Julian. TheEletjsinian Mysteries, The Origin of Masonry, Was Washing-ton a Mason? Filmorbs and Websters Deference to Masonry,A brief outline of the progress of Masonry in thb UnitedStates, Thb Tammany Ring, Masonic Benevolence, Thb uses, ofMasonry, An Illustration,Thb Conclusion. Single Copy, S PerDo-s f $4 75 Per Hundred, Express Charges Extra $2500 FINNEY ON MASONRY. By PRESIDENT CHARLES. G. FINNEY, OF OBERL1N, OHIO This is a most powerful argument against the Lodge by a truly greatand good man who when a young man just before beginning thestudy of the law and beforehis conver/ion, was drawn in to this Anti-Christian institution, and as he says on page seven became a brightMapon. On the same page he says; I was completely convertedfrom Freemasonr
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