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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 1, 1906

Our Publishing Work

By Editor

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

See last paragraph on this page for instructions where to order.

THE latest religious liberty publication is the thirty-two-page pamphlet entitled “Liberty,” of which full announcement has already been made. The price is 5 cents a copy.

WILL those who have been inquiring for copies of the Special Testimonies which have been printed at various times, please read carefully the article headed “Special Testimonies,” on page 22 of the REVIEW of February 15?

HAVE you read and are you aiding in the circulation of that most valuable book, “Ministry of Healing”? Its mission is to encourage and benefit every sin-sick or physically sick individual. Lend it a hand. Price, $1.65, if sent by mail.

ALL the year round there is a continuous and general demand for the small books which contain Bible truth. “Our Paradise Home,” “His Glorious Appearing,” and “Best Stories from the Best Book” are the ones which have the largest sale.

SPIRITUALISM is one of the most enticing delusions of these last days, and many people are led into its snares, little realizing its true nature. A careful perusal of the little book, “Modern Spiritualism,” will put them on their guard, and disclose the real source of spiritual manifestations. Cloth, 40 cents; paper, 20 cents.

A CATALOGUE of our publications will be sent free to any one who requests it. It is valuable to those who desire to know what publications can be secured on the various points of truth. It contains an alphabetical list of all our books, and a numerical list of all the tracts and pamphlets in our various “Libraries,” with prices of the same.

MANY who have read the series of articles recently published in this paper on “The Canon of the Bible” will perhaps wish to know where a copy of the revised edition of the Bible can be secured. To such we say that the American Standard Revised Bible is undoubtedly the best edition now in print, and it can be supplied in good, readable type, cloth bound, for $1. Specify “American Standard” edition when you order.

OUR young people who would like to understand the first principles of photography, will be greatly helped in their work by Edison Driver’s articles, entitled “Something about Photography,” which will be published shortly in the Youth’s Instructor. Those who are preparing for missionary work in a foreign field should have some knowledge of this art, so that good photographs of interesting scenes may be sent for publication. One can understand much better when a picture accompanies a description. The Instructor is full every week of interesting, helpful reading for youth. Price, 75 cents a year; 40 cents for six months. Address Youth’s Instructor, Washington, D. C.

THE “Year-Book” for 1906 is now ready. Price, 25 cents.

ORDERS for publications are coming in most encouragingly. In fact, from the appearance of our shipping departments, we should often think it was December instead of March.

A CANVASSER in Pennsylvania has met with good success in selling “Coming King” in German. He has also found a ready sale for “Steps to Christ” among the Hungarian and Rumanian population.

THE history of “The Great Second Advent Movement” is truthfully, conscientiously, and interestingly told in Elder Loughborough’s book, by the above name. Recent converts to the truth are especially urged to purchase and read this book. Price, $1.50.

THE unexpectedly large demand for the new Special Testimonies, “Series B, No. 6,” and “Series B, No. 7,” has exhausted the stock so rapidly that our various publishing houses and branches, and we ourselves, have found it difficult to keep sufficient stock on hand so that orders could be filled promptly. A sufficient number will be printed to supply all. The two pamphlets will be sent, post-paid, for 10 cents.

THE present Sunday law agitation is giving opportunity for the circulation of literature, and we are receiving liberal orders for Religious Liberty Leaflets. The titles and prices are as follows: No. 1, “Principles too Little Understood,” 8 pages, 38 cents a hundred; No. 2, “Sunday Laws; Their Origin, Nature, and Object,” 8 pages, 38 cents a hundred; No. 3, “The Logic of Sunday Legislation,” 8 pages, 38 cents a hundred; No. 4, “The Civil Sabbath,” 12 pages, 55 cents a hundred.

SPECIAL effort is to be put forth this year on the two important books “Great Controversy” and “Desire of Ages.” The truth for these times is most forcibly presented in “Great Controversy.” Many of the Sunday-schools are to study the life of Christ throughout 1906, and no better work can be done by any one than to call the attention of Sunday-school officers and teachers to “Desire of Ages.” They can be truthfully assured that no such a “help” for the study of the lessons is to be found elsewhere. Old, experienced canvassers who have of late been engaged in other work, ought to carefully consider what their obligations are in view of the light they have received, and in view of the present dearth of canvassers who can successfully introduce these important books.

Orders for any publication mentioned on this page may be sent to any conference tract society or to Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington, D. C., or Battle Creek, Mich.

Also Pacific Press Publishing Company, Mountain View, Cal.; Portland, Ore.; Kansas City, Mo.; Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn., and Fort Worth, Tex.