The Change of the Sabbath
ANOTHER new book on the Sabbath question. The title is “The Change of the Sabbath;” the author is Elder George I. Butler; and it is published by the Southern Publishing Association of Nashville, Tenn. In his preface the author thus declares the plan and purpose of the book: “As many can not take the time required to read such an exhaustive treatise [as Andrew’s “History of the Sabbath”], this book has been prepared, which covers the ground of the change of the Sabbath as briefly as is consistent with a clear discussion of the subject, and gives a concise outline of the steps taken in bringing about the change. It is hoped that this work will prove a fair synopsis of the subject, and answer in a satisfactory manner the question, Who changed the Sabbath?” The book contains 196 pages, divided into twenty-two chapters, and is illustrated. The importance of the question considered and the interest aroused by wide-spread agitation of the whole subject, will certainly create a demand for this book, and it will doubtless have a large sale. It can be ordered through the usual channels. Price, in cloth binding, fifty cents, in paper, twenty-five cents.