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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Aug 27, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 34.

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Small Prophetic Chart

THE Review and Herald has just printed some small prophetic charts on thin enamel paper, 3¼x5 inches, suitable to paste in Bibles. They are made plain and cheap, so that all can have them. Price, three cents. Order of the Review and Herald, Battle Creek, Mich.

Our Paradise Home

BY S. H. LANE
THE Review and Herald Publishing Company has just issued a new book entitled “Our Paradise Home,” written by Elder S. H. Lane. It is a treatise on the subjects of the coming kingdom, and the saints’ inheritance. The important subjects are presented in an attractive and interesting manner. Those who have read it say they did not want to lay it down until it was finished. It contains an introduction and sixteen chapters upon the many phases of the following subjects:—
Sin Permitted; The Fall of Satan, The Purchased Kingdom; The Three Worlds; The Redemption of the World Promised; The Two Kingdoms; The Two Jerusalems; The Three Heavens; The Earnest of the Holy Spirit; A Glimpse of the Future Kingdom; The Rest that Remaineth; The Events of the Millennium; The Judgment; The Two Resurrections; A Description of the Kingdom of Glory; The New Jerusalem.
In all of these subjects the plain Gospel facts are forcibly given by the author, who has had many years’ experience in the ministry.
It is a small book, full of the message, just the kind for a canvasser to use as a help, or for church members to place in the homes of their neighbors and friends. The title, “Our Paradise Home,” attracts the attention of the people, and a brief explanation of its contents sells it. Our first agent took some sample copies out to try it, and in a few hours returned all sold out and full of courage. He said, “It sells at sight.”
It contains 128 pages, printed on good stock, is nicely illustrated with new designs made especially for the book. Bound in a neat board cover for 25 cents, and in cloth, with similar design for 50 cents. It is a regular subscription book, and will be sold to agents at fifty per cent. discount.
It will be kept in stock by all State tract societies.

The Place of the Bible in Education

BY A. T. JONES
248 pages, in paper and cloth bindings, 25 and 75 cents, postpaid.
ONE of the new books just out. An excellent volume to study in connection with “Education.” Its chapter divisions are as follows:—
Christian Education; The World’s Education; The Essentials of Knowledge; The Secret of the Great Apostasy; The Greek or “Scientific Method” To-day; The Separation of Christianity and the State; The Bible’s Right to Supreme Place in Christian Education; The Education of Daniel; What Was Taught in the Schools of the Prophets; The Study of Wisdom; The Study of Knowledge; The Study of Science; The Study of Mental Science; The Study of Moral Science; The Study of Physical Science—Anatomy; The Study of Physical Science—Healing; The Study of Physical Science—Physical Culture; Literature, History, Law, Logic; The Failures of Popular Education.
Order of the State Tract Societies.

Special Offer on Mental Arithmetic Withdrawn

OUR special offer on this book, made for “a short time” on July 21, is withdrawn. Having a large stock on hand and desiring to reduce it, and desiring to give the book a special advertising, we made the price for a few weeks 25 cents per copy. The book hereafter will be sold at the regular price, 65 cents per copy, postpaid.

Education

A NEW BOOK BY MRS. E. G. WHITE
A VALUABLE volume on education in its entirety, covering all its phases, especially prepared for parents, teachers, and students; excellent for all classes. The great principles of Christian education are clearly set forth, and invaluable counsel for the education of the youth is placed within the reach of all.
321 pages, beautifully bound, three-color cover design; price, $1.25.
Order of the State Tract Societies, or of the Review and Herald Publishing Company, Battle Creek, Mich.

Patriarchs and Prophets

As the International Sunday-school Lessons for the last half of 1903 will be upon Old Testament subjects specially treated in “Patriarchs and Prophets,” the present time is very favorable for the sale of this book to thousands of Sunday-school attendants, teachers and workers.
“Patriarchs and Prophets” contains the foundation principles of the message, and interweaves them in the biographies of the leaders of Israel mentioned in the coming Sunday-school lessons, in a manner that will guide those studying these lessons into the full gospel for this time. While the circumstances are favorable, a special effort should be made to give the people this “meat in due season.”
Send to the Review and Herald for free copies of “Helpful Hints,” which contains the topics of the International Sunday-school lessons, and the pages in “Patriarchs and Prophets” where these lesson topics are mentioned.
“Patriarchs and Prophets” is an elegant book in every particular. It is published in the English, Danish-Norwegian, Swedish, German, and Holland languages, and substantially bound in all the popular styles of binding. It contains 760 large pages; prices, $2.25 to $4.50.
Order of the State Tract Societies, or of the Review and Herald Publishing Company, Battle Creek, Mich.

Hypnotism: What Is It?

IN many papers and magazines the subject of Hypnotism is being discussed, and the public mind is well prepared for the reception of the valuable instruction on this subject contained in a booklet of 48 pages, entitled, “Hypnotism: What Is It?” by Augustin J. Bourdeau.
Of the merits of this little work we will let others who have read it testify.
The Christain Herald, of Detroit, says:—
“The most informing discussion of this subject that has come to our knowledge is a booklet of 48 pages by Augustin J. Bourdeau, number 28 of the “Words of Truth” Series, published by the Review and Herald Publishing Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Single copy 3 cents. For this pittance one may easily become informed on this subject.”
The Church Herald, of Fort Scott, Kans., in commending this tract, says:—
“An excellent and timely brief treatise in very neat pamphlet form on Hypnotism, issues from the press of the Review and Herald Publishing Company, of Battle Creek, Mich. The writer of the treatise evinces a very thorough insight into this modern and widely prevailing form of diabolism, and exposes it unsparingly. A wide circulation of this timely treatise would be of much avail in helping to stay the plague of monstrous iniquities that is exposed in its pages.”
Our local tract societies should be circulating this inexpensive, timely little booklet, while the people are interested, and while they are hunting for the light contained in its pages.
Kept by all tract societies. Three cents single copy; liberal discounts on all large orders.

Mothers’ and Teachers’ Manual

BY PROF. C. C. LEWIS
THIS book is especially designed to assist in the home and the church-school work. It contains suggestions from our best educators for mothers and teachers. To all those interested in the education of the youth, and to mothers, this is indispensable. We have a few copies remaining, which we will sell at the following reduced prices: Paper covers, 25 cents; cloth, 35 cents.
Order of the Review and Herald, Battle Creek, Mich.