Our Publishing Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 8, 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.

HAVE you read “Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. VIII? It contains important instruction which you ought to understand. Prices: cloth, 75 cents; full limp leather, $1.25.

WE expect to have a supply of “Christ in Song” ready for shipment from our factory in Battle Creek, Mich., about February 12. Stock can be furnished by our various publishing houses and branches as soon after that date as it can reach them. Order from your usual source of supply.

CIRCUMSTANCES which no one could control have delayed the publication of the Year-book for 1906. It is now nearly finished, and we hope to have books ready for shipment by February 15. It contains a brief but full resume of the actions of the last General Conference, together with complete denominational directories. The price is 25 cents. Order at once.

ONE of the most practical books for everyday use by every individual is the New Webster’s Dictionary, a complete vest-pocket library, by E. E. Miles. This little dictionary is of convenient size to carry in the vest pocket, yet it contains over 45,800 words, not counting the definitions. It is conveniently indexed, and is one of the best pronouncing dictionaries and spellers published. It contains a complete parliamentary manual, a rapid calculator, a compendium of business and social forms, a letter writer, a literary guide, a book of English synonyms, test words, domestic and foreign postal guide, and many other valuable helps which are always necessary in the business and social affairs of every man and woman. Plain cloth binding, with red edges, 25 cents; leather binding, gold stamp, gilt edges, 50 cents; with calendar, memoranda, and postage-stamp holder, 60 cents.

“TESTIMONIES FOR THE CHURCH, Series B, No. 7,” is just printed, and will be mailed for 5 cents a copy, the same price as the recently published “No. 6” of the same series. “No. 7” contains 64 pages on the following subjects: A Warning Against Present Dangers, A Warning and an Appeal, A Solemn Appeal, A Message to Our Physicians, A Solemn Warning, The Warning Repeated, The Reopening of Battle Creek College, Danger to Students, Decided Action to Be Taken Now, Unity in Christ, A Great Opportunity Slighted, The Result of a Failure to Heed God’s Warnings, Standing in the Way of God’s Messages, Come Out and Be Separate. As may be seen by the above subjects, this last number of the Special Testimonies is one of the most important ever received by this people. Every individual in any way interested in the denominational work should secure and read a copy of “No. 7.”

READ Life and Health for February. It is now ready. Price, 5 cents. See more extended notice on last page of this paper.

THE three boxes of kindergarten material which are used in connection with the teaching of the lessons found in “Bible Object Lessons and Songs for Little Ones” have been out of stock for a time, but a new supply will be ready during this month. The price of the three boxes is $1.75, post-paid.

DON’T think that the “missionary campaign” is over now that a new year has begun. We should be pressing forward every kind of missionary work more vigorously than ever. Books, tracts, and periodicals must be circulated in ever-increasing quantities, till the world is warned. Are you faithfully doing this work in that part of the Master’s vineyard where he has placed you?

OUR feathered friends, the birds, will soon be returning to the familiar scenes of their summer homes. Are you acquainted with them? If not, do you not know that their habits and customs are most interesting? Buy a copy of Dr. Reed’s “Garden Neighbors,” and with it as a guide, you can soon become on the best of terms with the bird and animal neighbors, and you will find much to interest and instruct you in this study. Place a copy of this book in the hands of a boy who is inclined to be cruel to dumb animals; it will direct his interest into a new channel. Price of “Garden Neighbors” is $1.

HOW it thrills us to hear an old pioneer relate some of the early experiences in this message! Then as God’s dealings with his people are traced down to the present time, our faith is increased, and we feel renewed confidence in the work, and rejoice in the hope of its early triumph. Elder Loughborough’s book, “The Great Second Advent Movement,” rehearses these early experiences. He describes the progress of the work, not as spectator, but with the intimate knowledge of one who acted a part in what is described—he speaks with authority. Elder Loughborough’s long acquaintance with Mrs. E. G. White, and his personal knowledge of the spirit of prophecy as exercised through her, enables him to give a deep insight into her work. He has seen her in vision about fifty times, and calls attention to twenty-six predictions made by her which have been fulfilled. Read it and have your children read it. It will do much to stem the tide of unbelief in the Testimonies which is coming in among us. Price, $1.50.

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.