LIFE INCIDENTS by James White

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 4, 1868

LIFE INCIDENTS.

By James White

This book is nearly ready. It will contain 376 pages. The chapters which appeared in the REVIEW were written hastily, most of them without reference to a book. They give no just idea of the work. The reader can judge of its value after reading it.

Do you want your friends to know why you are a Seventh-day Adventist? Let them have this book to read. Do you wish them impressed with the great fact that God has been in the great Advent movement? Then let them have an opportunity of reading the book.

In this work I have connected experience with theory, showing that the position of Seventh-day Adventists is based upon the word of God, and is also sustained by the deepest and most valuable Christian experience.

I invite every reader of the REVIEW to obtain a copy. I ask my friends to assist me in putting this book into the hands of all who will read it. It is free to the poor. I expect that thousands of copies will be given to those who have not sufficient interest in the subject to purchase, or money to pay for the book. In either case they must have it, if they can be induced to read it.

Friends, will you help me to circulate this book? You who are able and willing to work without pay, come forward, and you shall have any of the following chances:

1. You can receive it by mail, postpaid, for $1.12.

2. You can receive a quantity by express, to sell to those who are able to pay the same, for $1.00.

3. You can have the book to give to your friends for 75 cts.

4. You can have all you wish to give to the Lord's poor, free of charge. The book fund will be charged 60 cts. for every copy so disposed of. You can then deduct from the amount, express or freight bills, and send me the balance no faster than the books are sold.

Those who send for a quantity should be sure to make their orders sufficiently large. The present edition is nearly 6000. Let these be distributed, and another edition printed.

Scattered brethren, who are not able to pay for the work, can have it sent them through the mail by sending 12 cts. postage.

Orders can be sent to the Review Office, or to my address, Greenville, Montcalm Co., Mich.

JAMES WHITE.