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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 18.

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THE WORK — AND — THE WORKERS

“Daniel and the Revelation,” morocco, $2.25. Printed from the old plates. Binding perfect; books still in the original wrappers. Former price, $4.50.
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“Great Controversy,” library, $1.50. Old edition without the scripture references. Contains all the reading-matter that is found in the new edition. Former price, $3.50.
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The trade edition of the “Desire of Ages” is out of print. We can supply no more in either the cloth or the leather style. The regular subscription edition sells for only $3, in the cloth. The present size is the same as “Great Controversy.”
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Consumption is curable without the aid of medicine. The things which God has supplied us with freely will both cure and prevent tuberculosis. Read what Dr. Stanley Davis says in “Consumption: Its Prevention and Cure.” 218 pages; $1, post-paid.
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Those who wish a copy of the Year Book for 1909 should order at once. Second edition nearly gone. You will need it to use in connection with the reading of the General Conference Bulletin. Send for a copy of the Year Book to-day. Price, 25 cents.
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The book, “Education,” which has been out of print for some time, can now be supplied. The price is $1.25. It is a book which should appeal to every school-teacher, whether of our peculiar belief or not. Try to sell a few copies to the teachers in the public schools of your town. Home-workers’ discount.
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“The Law in Christ” (W. T. S. 11) shows very clearly the relation which Christ sustained to the law of God. It also shows that the only way in which we can keep the law of God is through Christ. There are over one hundred texts given. The Bible references are printed at the bottom of the page. Dozen, 18 cents; $1.50 a hundred.
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Twenty-five per cent of the new “Christ in Song” which are being sold are in the half-morocco binding. This shows that our people know the book will never be out of date, and that it is therefore worthy of the best binding. Remember the half-morocco binding costs only $1; this is an average of nearly ten songs for one cent. Better binding for $2.50 and $3. Cheaper bindings for 60 cents and 45 cents.
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“Fundamental Principles of Seventh-day Adventists” is a brief statement of the truth held by this denomination. When your friends ask, “What do Seventh-day Adventists believe, anyway?” “Why do they keep Saturday for Sunday?” hand them a copy of this little tract. It will answer all their questions, and may lead to a more exhaustive study of the Bible. The tract is an excellent “entering wedge.” Dozen, 12 cents; $1 a hundred.