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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 1, 1906

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THREE lady workers have placed an order for 10,000 copies of Liberty, No. 3. The price of this magazine in lots of 25 or more copies of any issue to one address is 2½ cents a copy, or $2.50 a hundred. Order of any publishing house, State tract society, or of Liberty, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

“THE STORY OF THE SEER OF PATMOS,” by S. N. Haskell, is written in simple narrative form, yet it treats the strong prophecies of the book of Revelation. Many regard this book of the Bible as beyond human comprehension. It has been, in fact, a book of mystery to a large number of persons, but “The Story of the Seer of Patmos” will help such to comprehend the teachings of the book of Revelation. They will find it interesting, instructive, and really essential to all Bible students. The book is nicely illustrated, and handsomely bound. Price, $1, post-paid.

The November number of Life and Health is now ready. The make-up of this issue will be revealed in the following outline of the contents: THE WOOING OF SLUMBER, Editorial, giving some practical suggestions to poor sleepers. DIVINE HEALING, For whom is it? “THE GOSPEL OF RELAXATION,” with especial reference to the relief of pain. LET’S BE GOOD. It pays. It rejuvenates the mind, promotes health, and renders one a center of good forces. CURRENT COMMENT; The Tomato as Medicine; Breakfast Cereals Prepared at Home; Sulphured Fruit; “The Cup That Cheers;” Scrap Tobacco; Drug Slavery; Value of Patent Medicine Testimonials; Insufficiency of Patent Medicines; Care of Wounds; State Pure Food and Drug Legislation Needed; Modern Longevity; Vaccination Protects; Child Labor Legislation; Physical Unfitness in School Children. HEALTHFUL COOKERY AND HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS: Preparation of Hominy; Order in the Home; Nuts and Nut Foods; Recipes for Hygienic Dishes; Practical Suggestions for the Housewife. FOR THE MOTHER: Pitfalls of Our Boys, a timely talk to mothers, by Mrs. M. C. Wilcox; Bad Beyond Belief, cautions to mothers regarding the appetite in little ones. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Diabetes; Chronic Ulceration of the Throat; Sore Mouth and Throat; Cold in Head; Gastric Juice and Germs; Saccharin; Yellow Lumps in Tonsils, Pain in Shoulders, etc. EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS: An English View of Nutrition; The Limitations of Mind-Cure; Hygiene of the Voice; American Meats, how they are received in Europe; Bee Stings for Rheumatism; Where Sanitation Is Unhealthful; Civilized Football. NEWS NOTES, giving information of the progress of the world along health lines. REPORTS OF MEDICAL WORKERS IN FOREIGN LANDS.

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“THE GREAT NATIONS OF TO-DAY” is the title of a pamphlet containing 257 pages upon the social and political relations of the great nations of earth. It reveals the cause of the movements of the nations at the present time, together with a clear presentation of their rise, relations, career, and their destiny, in connection with a clear, concise treatise on the seven trumpets, the three woes, Babylon, the beast of Revelation 13 and its image, the commandments, the hour of God’s judgment, and the setting up of the everlasting kingdom. Price, 25 cents.

“THE GREAT CONTROVERSY” is more than a mere history of the struggles between Christ and Satan during the past two thousand years. It treats the great underlying principles of Christ’s government, and reveals the lack of principle manifested in the work of Satan. Its readers are enriched by the lessons of the past, and carried forward into the future even to the time when the kingdoms of this world shall become the kingdoms of our Lord and of his Christ. This work will help the Christian to more perfectly understand the nature of the warfare in which he is engaged. Prices range from $2.25 to $4.50.

IN “The Story of Daniel the Prophet” every person can only be benefited through the practical lessons taught in connection with the biographical, historical, and prophetical account of one of the leading characters of the Bible. Elder S. N. Haskell has given the public an excellent work under the above title. He sets forth the life of the prophet Daniel in an entirely new light, yet in a pleasing style, portraying the experience gained by Daniel in the extremes of captivity in his early life, and later of honor from the hands of earthly monarchs, illustrating the possibility of the exemplification of Christian principles and practises in all business transactions. There is no better book for the young to read than “The Story of Daniel the Prophet.” Price, $1, post-paid.

“THE GREAT SECOND ADVENT MOVEMENT” is a work written by Elder J. N. Loughborough. It accurately describes the progress of the denomination from its beginning to the present time. The author has been intimately connected with the progress of the denomination from its beginning, and is prepared to speak with authority. There is no work circulated at the present time of such thrilling interest to our readers, as “The Great Second Advent Movement.” The faith and confidence of every individual who reads this book will be strengthened. He will have more perfect knowledge of the dealings of God with this special people, and will be better prepared to unite his efforts in advancing the third angel’s message. Let all not only read it, but study it. Price, $1.50.

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