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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 25, 1906

Our Publishing Work

By Editor

The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11.

*Any publication mentioned on this page may be ordered through your conference tract society or from any of our publishing houses or their branch offices. See last paragraph on this page for addresses of our publishing houses.

“ALL the wonders, uses, and functions of that most wonderful piece of mechanism, the human body, are explained simply and entertainingly, so that a child can understand, in “House We Live In.” Full cloth, 75 cents.”

“OUR young people will find much concerning the early history of this message, and can become familiar with the rise and progress of this cause, by a perusal of “Life Sketches of Elder James White and Mrs. E. G. White.” Price, $1.25.”

“THOUSANDS of copies of Sister White’s new book, “Ministry of Healing,” should be sent on their mission of helpfulness during the winter months. It will bring encouragement and blessing and a real spiritual uplift to all who read it. Price, $1.50, and postage — 15 cents additional — if sent by mail.”

“ONE of the most convenient books for ready reference is the “Vest Pocket Webster Dictionary.” It is small in size, but sufficiently complete to answer such questions as, “What does it mean?” “How is it spelled?” This little book contains over 45,800 words, is vest-pocket size, and is in such demand that over 600,000 copies have been sold. Price in cloth, 25 cents; leather, 50 cents; extra Morocco, 60 cents. Special rates to canvassers.

“ALMOST A WOMAN,” written by a devout lady physician, deals with the matters which a young girl approaching womanhood should understand. Many a young woman’s life has been blighted and her career ended in shame because of a lack of the information which this book contains. Mothers owe it to their daughters to see that this delicate instruction is given under proper conditions. This book will be most helpful. Cloth, new edition, 50 cents.

OF the importance of “Great Controversy” and its circulation, we quote the following from the author: “ ‘Great Controversy’ should be very widely circulated. It contains the story of the past, the present, and the future. In this outline of the closing scenes of this earth’s history it appears a powerful testimony in behalf of the truth. I am more anxious to see a wide circulation for this book than for any other I have written; for in ‘Great Controversy’ the last message of warning to the world is given more distinctly than in any of my other books.” Let all who read this item ponder carefully whether or not some responsibility does not rest upon them to place in circulation a book so completely filled with the message for this time. The Lord makes it possible for his servants to give the message, and to receive for their efforts a liberal remuneration for their service for him.

MAN in life and death, the reward of the righteous and the destiny of the wicked, is most plainly and forcibly portrayed in “Here and Hereafter.” Every Scripture reference in regard to immortality is considered and elucidated. Full cloth, $1.

SUCH subjects as the Saints’ Inheritance, the Future Kingdom, and the Restitution of All Things, are treated in a most helpful way in the little book, “Our Paradise Home.” It is a nice book to loan to a friend. Fully illustrated. Several large editions have been sold. Board style, 25 cents; cloth, 50 cents; presentation edition, 75 cents.

THE pleasing way in which “Uncle Ben” tells important facts concerning various articles with which we are very familiar, such as fire, water, smoke, glass, coal, salt, paper, matches, etc., lends new interest to these common things. The author’s style is such that boys and girls will be thoroughly interested in reading “Uncle Ben’s Cobblestones,” which is the title of this book. Price, 75 cents.

IN the Empire Series will be found a study of the history of nations from the time of the flood down to our time, into which has been interwoven the Bible history. Numerous maps in colors greatly aid in the study. No other books like these are to be found. ‘Empires of the Bible’—from the flood to the Babylonian captivity—$1.50; ‘Great Empires of Prophecy’—from Babylon to the fall of Rome—$2; ‘Ecclesiastical Empire’—from the fall of Rome to our own times—$2.50. This series of books should be in every library.

SOME very encouraging reports have been recently received from our young people handling “Heralds of the Morning.” From the reports of those working with this book we note that the average sales have netted the agents a liberal remuneration for their services. The people everywhere are interested in “Heralds of the Morning.” Its contents seem to impress them, and the situation in national and international affairs tends to bring conviction to them that the predictions outlined in “Heralds of the Morning” are gospel truths for this time. Those believing in the third angel’s message can do no better work than introducing at this time that wonderful book, “Heralds of the Morning,” which, under all the circumstances, favorably impresses the general public.

Orders for any publication mentioned on this page may be sent to any conference tract society or to any of the following: Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington, D. C., and Battle Creek, Mich.; Pacific Press Publishing Company, Mountain View, Cal., also Portland, Ore., and Kansas City, Mo.; Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn., and Fort Worth, Tex.