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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 25, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 21.

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Education

ONE of the best books for workers to use in missionary work is “Education,” by Mrs. E. G. White. This book has been published to meet a great need in the proper education of all classes in the essential and practical duties of life. Its aim is to aid in securing life’s greatest benefits, development, and joy in service here, and a more complete fitness for that higher service open to every human being in the school of the hereafter.
It reveals the right way to the youth, the parent, the teacher, and all professional and business classes, and warns them of the dark and treacherous theories that lead to destruction. It is profusely illustrated, and beautifully bound in three-colored cover design, and contains over 300 pages of the most important information ever published upon the true principles of cultured life.
The following are some of the subjects treated, which practically reveal the comprehensiveness of the work: Lessons on Life, Mental and Spiritual Culture, Science and the Bible, Business Principles and Methods, Bible Biographies, Poetry and Song, Mysteries of the Bible, Study of Physiology, Temperance, of Dietetics, Deportment, Relation of Dress to Education, Faith and Prayer, The Life Work, Discipline, The School of the Hereafter.
This valuable work has been dedicated to our educational institutions, and every copy sold will help to release our schools from debt, and to place them upon a self-sustaining basis.
Price, $1.25, post-paid.