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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 28, 1910

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TEMPERANCE TORCHLIGHTS

the handiest hand-book for the temperance worker ever published. Studies, stories, songs, poems, and useful information on temperance topics. Testimony from the world's greatest statesmen, physicians, and ministers. Nothing tedious, nothing tiresome, but an array of attention-holding anecdotes, and clearly presented facts and statistics. Read what others say about it:

An Inspiration

The fund of information it contains will inspire the advocates of temperance to work with greater zeal, and it will lead many who are now halting and indifferent to take a firm stand for the temperance cause.—A. G. DANIELLS, President General Conference, Introduction in “Temperance Torchlights.”

Stubborn Facts

This little book presents in forceful manner a striking array of stubborn facts, showing the evils of not only the liquor traffic but of intemperance generally speaking; and these truths are set forth in a ringing manner which compels attention. In the interests of humanity, and for the uplift of multitudes who have fallen low through intemperance, I pray that “Temperance Torchlights” may be scattered broadcast.—FREDERICK GRIGGS, Secretary Educational Department.

A Genuine Gem

What especially impresses me is the amount of valuable temperance information the little volume contains. It is a genuine little gem, and will wonderfully help in the great work of educating and arousing the people to their duty along the lines of true Christian temperance.—W. H. HECKMAN, President Eastern Pennsylvania Conference.

Practical Suggestions

The Temperance worker will find here a great array of facts and figures for use in the temperance warfare, as well as many practical suggestions on how to do effective work. The beautiful poems, stories, and songs help us to feel the power and pathos of this great question, and furnish young people and others with excellent materials for temperance programs.—M. E. KERN, Secretary Young People's Missionary Volunteer Department.

Wins Its Way

Its general construction, convenient size, statistics, history, etc., will readily help to win its way everywhere. All should procure a copy, and inform themselves upon this important subject.—H. W. HERRELL, President Virginia Conference.

The book not only meets my fullest expectations, but all that has been written about it comes far short, to my mind, of expressing its value.—MORRIS LUKENS, President Indiana Conference.

Sparkles With Light

It is one of the breeziest little books we have seen for a long time. It just sparkles in every paragraph with light and truth upon the great problem it designs to meet. It is a mine of treasure to every speaker and teacher who desires to be fully fortified for the temperance work.—C. H. EDWARDS, President Southern New England Conference.

It ought to be in the hands of everybody in the land, whether they are Seventh-day Adventists or not. It is an excellent book to place in the hands of those who are interested in temperance work. I shall do all in my power to assist in its circulation.—C. McREYNOLDS, President Wisconsin Conference.

It ought to be in the hands of all the people. I purpose to use my influence in getting the book in the hands of all as far as possible.—J. J. IRWIN, President North Michigan Conference.

A Live Wire

Surely it is a live wire on temperance, it is filled with most striking and comprehensive statements, the statistics and sayings from prominent people are so well arranged as to make it a veritable cyclopedia of temperance information. It should be in the hands of tens of thousands.—G. W. WELLS, President North Carolina Conference.

This collection of choice nuggets from the masters should inspire temperance advocates to work with renewed zeal for the cause of health and temperance.—G. H. HEAD, Editor of Life and Health.

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