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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 20, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 38.

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The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11.
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MR. PEARCE has presented to the public, in “The Master's Greatest Monosyllables,” an intensely interesting and highly instructive little work on the Master's use of the common monosyllables, “Go,” “Do,” “Lo,” etc. The work is inspiring, and well calculated to turn the thoughts of the reader heavenward, to rebuild his faith, and to win his heart. Beautifully bound, 75 cents.
ONE of the most popular books among children is “Best Stories from the Best Book.” This little work was designed with special reference to its adaptability to the needs of the children. It is profusely illustrated, and the stories have been prepared with special reference to teaching the truth. Many features of present truth are considered in a manner to cause a deeper investigation from the Bible. This book is also published in the German, Danish, and Swedish languages. Two hundred large pages. Board covers, 50 cents. Fine presentation cover, heavy paper, 75 cents. Paper covers, 25 cents.
IT will do all the children good to read “How a Little Girl Went to Africa.” Besides being educational, it will inspire a missionary spirit in those who read it. Some simple work like this may be the means of turning the whole course of a child's life, causing him to set his heart upon work for the Master in foreign fields. Bound in cloth, $1. The book is given free for three new yearly subscriptions for the Instructor at 75 cents each. Sample copies of the Instructor will be furnished to all who want to solicit for Instructor subscriptions. Address Youth's Instructor, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
FROM far-away Africa comes the following, expressing an appreciation of the Youth's Instructor: “DEAR EDITOR: I want to tell you in some way how pleased I am with the last Instructor we had,—the Scotch number. It was fine, every bit of it. I have many Scotch friends who will be pleased with this number of the Instructor. I have an English friend who is also much interested in the Instructor, and keeps her copies of it sewed together for her little girl to read when she is ‘older grown.’” From all parts of the world come voluntary testimonials for the Instructor. This good youth's paper has been published for over fifty-three years, and it has constantly brought to the young people the information well calculated to strengthen their understanding, supply their minds with proper information, invigorate their moral nature, and increase their reverence, devotion, and love for God and humanity. The Instructor is not filled with advertisements, but each issue is replete with much helpful matter that will prepare the youth for future noble service. All parents who are interested in the development of their children should provide the Instructor for them. Yearly subscription price, 75 cents. Foreign countries, $1.25.
ONE of the most convenient books for ready reference is the pocket size of “The Bible Text-Book,” which contains forty-nine complete Bible readings on principal points of Bible truth. It contains several charts, a table of contents, and an index of subjects, making it a most valuable compendium of Scripture topics for ready reference. Flexible cloth, 30 cents; leather, round corners, 50 cents.
WHAT a difference there would be in the order and dignity of all our business meetings if the members of our church would secure and study “Smith's Diagram of Parliamentary Practise.” All matters pertaining to the order of business is simply, yet minutely given in this diagram. It can be readily understood by all, and should be followed more closely in the proceedings of all our business meetings. Pocket size, price, 50 cents.
WHEN one feels spiritually cold, and doubts of God's personal care force themselves upon the mind, a few moments with “The Lover's Love: or, John Three-Sixteen” will result in a decided victory over doubts and discouragements. It helps one to possess a fuller conception of the meaning of, Love that Counteth Not the Cost; The Lover—God; The Lover's Intensity of Love; His Great Object; His Proviso—“Whosoever Believeth.” It sparkles with divine truth, and ought to be studied by every man and woman who is striving to be a follower of Him who was given to the world as an evidence of divine love. Price, 75 cents.
THE author of “Paradise Home,” Elder S. H. Lane, has left this little work to continue his ministry in the promulgation of the gospel of the kingdom by helping truth seekers to understand the Lord's design in creation, why sin was permitted, the fall of Satan, the promise made to Abraham through Christ, the three worlds and three heavens, the rest that remaineth, the two Jerusalems, the transfiguration, the judgment, the binding of Satan, the millennium, the two resurrections, the description of the world to come, the New Jerusalem, etc. Though the author is no more, the results of his work will follow and produce many-fold. About 60,000 copies of “Paradise Home” have been sold, and many are those who have assured the publishers that they have been helped and strengthened through reading this work. Nicely illustrated with new and original illustrations prepared especially for the book; in board binding, 25 cents; cloth, 50 cents; special edition, gilt edges, 75 cents.
Orders for any publication mentioned on this page may be sent to any conference tract society or to Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C., or Battle Creek, Mich.
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