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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 22, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 12.

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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.
“SIGNS OF THE END” is the title of a tract just issued in the Bible Students’ Library series. It contains sixteen pages, and is furnished at one cent a copy, or eighty cents a hundred.
A BOOK of actions, not of resolutions, is “Power for Witnessing.” Its suggestions for Christian living, drawn from actual experience, ought to be helpful to those who read it. Paper covers, 25 cents; cloth, 75 cents.
No teacher or officer in the Sabbath-school can afford to be deprived of the help found in the Sabbath School Worker. Practical suggestions from workers of experience, and notes on the lessons in each division, appear in every number. Single subscription, 35 cents a year.
UNLESS one knows how to care for himself, he is very apt to contract a cold at this season of the year. You can learn how to prevent colds, or how to break up one which has been contracted, in the little book entitled, “Colds,” by Dr. G. H. Heald. Price, 25 cents.
A BROTHER who works ten hours a day in our Battle Creek Office, and whose time outside of the Office is very fully occupied, reports thirty-four subscriptions for Liberty, the new quarterly. Others can do equally well if they will try. Send in subscriptions promptly, so that a good list may be received before the first number is ready. The price is only 25 cents a year.
THE April number of Life and Health is just out, and sparkles with life-giving principles applied in treatises upon, Individual Mental and Physical Co-operation in Divine Healing, Restoring and Maintaining Health and Happiness Through Mental Reform—“A Change of Seeing,” Promotion of Health by Proper Dressing, The Effect of Personal Influence in Combating Disease, Fresh Air as a Cure for Colds, The Plague, Imagination as a Remedy, Interesting Facts for Patent Medicine Users, The Curative Value of Work, Protecting Milk, Infant Feeding, Filthy Restaurants, Continued Food Studies, Suggestions to Housekeepers, Simplicity of Life Needed, What “Dirt Pies” Mean to Children and Parents, The Kind of Girl Wanted by Mothers, Fathers, Brothers, Sisters, and All; Questions and Answers on, Tender Feet, Deceptive Anesthetics, Weak Eyes, Pneumonia, Fruit Juice, Constipation, White Skin, etc.; Comments upon, Candy, Vaccination and Drugs; News Notes upon, Pure Foods, Patent Medicines, Frauds, Communicable Diseases, Hygienic Reforms in Railway and Street Cars, Public Health Endangered by Migration, etc. Twenty-five or more copies of any one issue of Life and Health to one address cost only 63 cents, post-paid. Circulating this excellent health journal is good missionary work.
GOOD things to eat can be healthfully prepared if you use the “Vegetarian Cook Book.” The book contains only tried recipes. Price, 75 cents.
MOST interesting and inspiring is the little volume, “The Master’s Greatest Monosyllables.” It is full of the spirit of the Great Missionary. Read it, and pass it on that others may be helped by it. Price, 50 cents.
PARENTS, what papers are your children reading? They ought to have the Youth’s Instructor. It is filled weekly with interesting, helpful reading. It costs 75 cents a year—one and one-half cents a week.
THE orders for “Christ in Song” have come in so rapidly that we have not been able to bind them fast enough to supply the demand. We will soon have all orders filled, however. The prices are the same as heretofore: Flexible, 35 cents; board, 40 cents; cloth, 50 cents.
OUT of seventy-seven persons who accepted the truth in a single conference through reading some one of our books, seventeen mention “Daniel and the Revelation” as the book which was instrumental in doing this work. This but emphasizes more strongly the necessity of our giving this important book a more extended circulation. The plain cloth book costs only $1 a copy.
“MINISTRY OF HEALING” would be a great help to many people who are merely mind sick, for it enlarges upon the fact that “many die from disease, the cause of which is wholly imaginary. The condition of mind affects the health to a far greater degree than many realize.” No better service can be rendered the public than placing “Ministry of Healing” in the possession of the people. Price, $1.50 a copy in freight shipments, $1.65 when sent by mail.
OUR bird neighbors who desert the Northern States during the winter months are already beginning to return. Why not cultivate a closer acquaintance with them? Their customs and habits are very interesting, and our young people will find pleasure and profit in studying them. “Garden Neighbors,” a book of 256 pages, by Dr. L. A. Reed, relates some most interesting true stories of birds and animals, and is an excellent book as a guide in taking up a study of them. Price, $1. Some illustrations in color.
— 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.