WE are glad to call attention to this life story of a good man. It is a tender, loving record of the career of a great soul-winner. The writer was more or less associated with Mr. Moody during his several campaigns in Scotland, and he has told the story with exceeding interest. There are many incidents in the pages of this book which Mr. Ross only could tell. We should be thankful to know that his appreciative tribute to the memory of a true servant of God had been widely scattered abroad in the earth. We are sure it would do good. It forms one of the splendid series of books, “Memoirs of Mighty Men,” all issued at one penny each.