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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 21, 1912

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Headaches—How to Relieve Them Secret of Athletic Success Welfare Work for Children (Illustrated) The Christmas Dinner and Disease How to Care for the Baby—Its Clothes, Bath, Food, etc. What Is Alcohol? How to Cook Eggs Report of International Hygiene Congress Cotton Vs. Wool Undergarments Bad Teeth and Bad Health Getting Ready for the Scrap-Heap Use of Felt Shoes Questions and Answers (twelve replies)

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“HISTORY OF THE SABBATH”

“The Sabbath is one of the best and one of the most important institutions ever given by a wise Creator to man. It came from God with his blessing upon it, and was designed to be only a blessing.

“No other institution so forcibly or so constantly reminds man of the Creator; no other so plainly or so naturally suggests worship; no other so directly connects man with God.

“Had the Sabbath always been observed by all as God ordained it, there never would have been, there never could have been, an atheist, an infidel, an agnostic, or an idolater in the world; for, through its observance, all would have known and would have continued to know and worship the true and living God, the Creator of all things. In this alone may be seen the great importance of the Sabbath and its proper observance. From this also may be gathered the reason why the enemy of God and man has ever sought to induce men either to neglect and forget the Sabbath altogether or so to alter and pervert it as to vitiate it, and turn it aside from the high and holy purpose for which it was designed and instituted in the beginning.”

These are the opening paragraphs of the introductory chapter of the new Revised Edition of the “History of the Sabbath,” by J. N. Andrews and L. R. Conradi.

The hope and prayer of the publishers in bringing out this Revised Edition of one of the most interesting and important of our books, is expressed in the following closing paragraph of this same chapter:—

“That this volume, which is the result of many years of careful study and research, may bring light, good cheer, and hope to many, and thus help to prepare them for a place in the soon-coming kingdom, is the sincere wish of all who have had to do with its preparation.”

Every lover of the Sabbath truth should possess a copy of this book, not only for his own reading, but also to pass on to his friends and neighbors for them to read during the long winter evenings which are right at hand.

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Coming of the Lord

	No.	Price cents
Coming of the Lord — W. T. S.	1	¼
Is the End Near? — W. T. S.	22	½
Christ’s Second Coming — W. T. S.	42	2
We Would See Jesus — W. T. S.	36	1
Heralds of His Coming — A. G. L.	85	1½
Waymarks to the Holy City — B. S. L.	189	1
Manner of Christ’s Coming — B. S. L.	124	1
Without Excuse — B. S. L.	46	½

Sabbath Question

	No.	Price cents
The Rest Day — W. T. S.	23	2½
Elihu on the Sabbath — W. T. S.	46	1
Should Not Christians Keep the Sabbath? — W. T. S.	20	2
Rome’s Challenge — W. T. S.	50	2
Seventh or One Seventh — A. G. L.	39	½
Historical Facts and Incidents — A. G. L.	45	2
Day of the Sabbath — A. G. L.	50	1
Which Day Do You Keep, and Why? — A. G. L.	75	½
Is Sunday the Sabbath? — A. G. L.	76	½
True Seventh Day — A. G. L.	78	1½
Sunday in a Nutshell — A. G. L.	88	1
Why Not Found Out Before — B. S. L.	52	½
“Jewish” — B. S. L.	69	½
From Sabbath to Sunday — B. S. L.	95	½
Identical Seventh Day — B. S. L.	114	1
Seal of God and Mark of Beast — B. S. L.	130	2
The Lord’s Day — B. S. L.	134	10
New Testament Sabbath — B. S. L.	137	1
Sabbath in the Greek — B. S. L.	154	½
Who Changed the Sabbath? — B. S. L.	187	1
Bible or Tradition — B. S. L.	193	2
The Christian Sabbath — B. S. L.	205	3

Religious Liberty

	No.	Price cents
Principles Too Little Understood — R. L. L.	1	½
Sunday Laws — R. L. L.	2	½
Logic of Sabbath Legislation — R. L. L.	3	½
The Civil Sabbath — R. L. L.	4	¾
Civil Government and the Church — R. L. L.	5	¼
Religious Liberty—What Eminent Authorities Say — R. L. L.	6	¾
The Church’s Greatest Need To-day — R. L. L.	7	¼
Church Federation — R. L. L.	8	¾
Limits of Civil Authority — R. L. L.	9	¼
A Vital Question—Is the Sabbath a Civil Institution? — R. L. L.	10	½
What Are Works of Charity and Necessity? — R. L. L.	11	¼
“Backward States” — R. L. L.	12	½
Alexander Campbell on Moral Societies — R. L. L.	13	1½

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	No.	Price cents
William Lloyd Garrison on Sunday Laws — R. L. L.	14	½
Sunday Mail Reports — R. L. L.	15	¾
Why Sunday Laws Are Wrong — R. L. L.	16	½

Signs of the Times

	No.	Price cents
War Between Capital and Labor — W. T. S.	12	2
Signs of Our Times — W. T. S.	37	1
The Third Angel’s Message — W. T. S.	35	¼
What Do These Things Mean? — W. T. S.	39	1
Signs of the End — B. S. L.	194	1

Health and Temperance

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Alcohol and Disease — L. H. L.	1	½
Liquor and Poverty — L. H. L.	2	½
Counting the Cost of Alcohol — L. H. L.	3	½
Is Alcohol a Food? — L. H. L.	4	½
The Cure for National Intemperance — L. H. L.	5	½
Patent Medicines — L. H. L.	6	¾
Simple Treatments for a Cold — L. H. L.	7	½
Some Effects of Tobacco Using — L. H. L.	8	½
Pure Air in the Home — L. H. L.	10	½

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