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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · BATTLE CREEK, MICH. · Jan 4, 1870

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 35, No. 2.

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Books, Pamphlets and Tracts.

For a few weeks past the sales of our publications have been great, a large portion of which have been purchased by our people to give to their friends, and for general circulation. This is as it should be. Let all our people awake to the importance of this work.
We are doing what we can to furnish the most valuable publications, at the lowest prices. We call attention to our edition of Brown’s Review of Gilfillan. We printed 10,000 copies. The first edition, in first-class style muslin, was sold at retail for 75 cents. A liberal discount was given by the quantity. This work in pamphlet form we are selling for gratuitous circulation, twenty-five copies for $1.00. This is a sample of what we are doing with all our important works to encourage their circulation. We invite a corresponding interest in this work of circulating our publications, from all the friends of truth. We keep the steam press groaning in the daytime, and shall soon have to run it in the night also.
We are sorry to say that we have none of the Signs of the Times, and the Prophecy of Daniel, at the Office of publication. Orders are daily coming in for these important works, and we have none to fill them. Therefore, those agents and preachers who have these works on hand, and have no immediate use for them, are requested to return them to this Office. Small quantities, especially from other States, should be sent by mail. We will pay the money for these books, and the postage; or, will send other books in exchange.
We shall very soon issue Reasons of our Faith and Hope, in pamphlet form, which will embrace all of importance contained in these two pamphlets, and wish to dispose of those copies now on hand before the new work shall be offered.
Those who have History of the Sabbath, Spiritual Gifts, vol. I, Signs of the Times, or Prophecy of Daniel, on hand, for which they have no immediate use, will confer a favor by sending them to this Office, and receive pay for them.