ARE you thoroughly familiar with the early history of this cause? Can you state the leading steps taken in its progress in various departments? Do you understand something of the sacrifice made, the toil and privations endured, by the early pioneers? In fact, can you tell who were the early pioneers in this work? What movement was the origin of this work, and what gave rise to that movement? Have you come into the truth in more recent years, and have you had little opportunity to acquaint yourself with the facts connected with the rise and progress of this message? Do you wish to know something regarding the rise and the wonderful advancement that has been made? We can tell you how to obtain such information. In the Year Book for 1905 there is given a history of this cause, beginning with its earliest days, and tracing its progress accurately to the present time. The causes which led to the rise of the third angel's message are traced, and the work of the leaders in the movement is as fully portrayed as space will permit. One of the valuable features is the statistical reports, published here together for the first time, by which the growth of the denomination is clearly told year by year. The progress made in the organization of conferences, the establishment of missions and institutions, and the opening of various general departments, is faithfully recorded, so that the history of this denomination is given in chronological order, and in a way that will make the record one of intense interest and value to all our people,—to the young as well as the old, to those who have recently come into the truth as well as those connected with the beginning of this movement. All will want an opportunity to study and review the early experiences, and to note the growth that has been made year by year. But this is only a part of the information contained in the 1905 Year Book. The most complete denominational directory yet issued is contained in its pages giving the officers, workers, etc., connected with all our conferences, missions, institutions, and organizations, as they stand at the present time. Orders for this publication may be placed with any of the State tract societies, or with the Review and Herald Publishing Association, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C. Price, 25 cents.