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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 17, 1903

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Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Company

Our Paradise Home

On August 4 the first copy of the book, “Our Paradise Home,” was finished. No announcement of the book was made, nor any advertisement sent out, prior to its completion. Yet on September 4, one month from the day the first book was finished, eight thousand of the books were sold, and the orders were coming in so rapidly that a new edition of ten thousand was immediately provided for.

This prompt demand is in itself an excellent testimonial in behalf of the merits of the book; but with the orders for the books came many letters, from which we select the following testimonials:—

I feel free in recommending “Our Paradise Home” as a book well worthy the careful reading and study of every one whose eyes turn longingly toward the promised inheritance. The book will inspire a desire in the heart of the reader to meet the difficulties of the way now, that his place shall not be vacant in the circle of the Lord’s home, to which he will welcome his children.

It being a small book, the price is within the reach of all, and it will no doubt enjoy a wide circulation.

T. E. BOWEN,

Secretary of N. Y. Tract Society.

I have just read “Our Paradise Home,” and find it an interesting, instructive, and readable little book, filled brimful of present truth from cover to cover. It would seem that all our canvassers should esteem it a privilege to carry this book to the people. The price is low, and the subject-matter of general interest to religious people of all denominations. It can be used as a “help,” and will do much to enlighten the mind on the important subject discussed in the light of Holy Writ. May this little volume have a wide circulation.

Yours for the circulation of good literature,

E. W. CARY,

Secretary of Cumberland Tract Society.

“Our Paradise Home,” while compact and brief, is very comprehensive, and the author has succeeded in holding forth in new setting the everlasting gospel. It is just the book to place in the hands of all who are longing for that better home.

Very sincerely,

ELDER S. B. HORTON.

Brother Lane has certainly done well in the subject-matter of “Our Paradise Home.” Its presentation of the message now due to the people is clear and pleasing, though in simple language and straightforward; and while calculated to avoid controversy, it is none the less convincing. It deals in present truth, and that is what imparts power to a book. In considering it with our State agent, we have thought to use it in our fall campaign. We wish it success.

LYMAN D. RANDALL,

Secretary of South Dakota Tract Society.

After a most thorough examination, I consider the book “Our Paradise Home” one of inestimable value. The author’s plain, forcible style of dealing with the subject can not help but win from all profound admiration. No one can read the book without having his love increased, and his desire renewed for a home in that paradise.

A. M. NEFF,

Secretary of Virginia Tract Society.

I have examined the new book, “Our Paradise Home,” and pronounce it a most valuable book for the money. I know of a no small book which so nicely outlines the great plan of redemption. I trust it may have a large circulation.

ELDER E. J. DRYER,

President West Pa. Conference.

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