Our Publishing Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 18, 1906

Our Publishing Work

By Editor

The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11.

See last paragraph on this page for instructions where to order.

A good book for the unconverted, and for the doubting church-member, is that excellent work entitled “Steps to Christ.” Every reader of the REVIEW should keep several copies of this book to loan to neighbors and friends. In paper covers, 25 cents. Cloth, 50 cents.

We have a few damaged copies of “The Analysis of Sacred Chronology,” by S. Bliss, revised with notes, together with “The Peopling of the Earth,”—historical notes on the tenth chapter of Genesis,—by A. T. Jones. This book contains 299 pages, bound in cloth, library, and leather. We have a few damaged copies in all bindings. As long as they last, we will furnish them for 50 cents a copy, post-paid.

The new commandment chart just printed by the Review and Herald Publishing Association is 36 inches wide and 51 inches long. The type is large enough to be easily read in the largest hall or tent. It has the words, “The Law of God,” printed in large type at the top. It is in all particulars a decided improvement over the old chart, yet the price remains the same,—$1, post-paid.

We again call attention to the Sabbath-school Lesson Quarterly for the fourth and last quarter of 1906. The lessons in this quarter are of special importance to all. They are composed of topics bearing directly upon the plan of salvation. They are the result of a thorough study of the Scriptures, and will be of great profit to all who desire to know more of the great plan of salvation. Price, 5 cents.

We want again to call the attention of our readers to the 1905 Year-Book. It contains a historical summary of the denomination that can not be secured in any other publication. This summary is itself worth more than the original price of the Year-Book, 25 cents. Every member of the denomination ought to possess this Year-Book for the historical summary it contains. The Year-Book is practically worthless in every respect except the summary. The special price at which we are offering the 1905 Year-Book at this time is 10 cents, post-paid.

While there are many persons suffering with real disease, there are many who are merely mind-sick. To such, “Ministry of Healing” would be a great blessing, for it reveals the fact that many die of disease, the cause of which is wholly imaginary. “Ministry of Healing” reveals clearly the purpose of the Creator in placing the mind in control of the body. It reveals the true relation between the mind and the body, and gives suggestions to those who are mentally sick that will greatly assist them in overcoming their imaginary difficulties. No better service can be rendered the general public than placing “Ministry of Healing” in the possession of the people. Prices: $1.50 in freight shipments, $1.65 when sent by mail.

“TRUE EDUCATION READERS” for church-schools will probably not be ready before January 1. Definite notice will be given when these readers are printed.

All should remember that “Early Writings” contains the first published Testimonies of Mrs. E. G. White, and that a new edition has been prepared in uniform size with “Testimonies for the Church.” Bound in plain cloth, 75 cents. Flexible leather, $1.25.

“COMING KING” is a book that shows how the events of the present time fulfil the Scripture predictions of the soon coming of Christ. While hundreds of thousands of copies of this book have been sold, there seems to be as large a demand for it as ever. Readers of the REVIEW should attempt to place this book in circulation among neighbors and friends during the winter months.

Dr. Heald's booklet entitled “Colds” reveals how to prevent a cold, and how to stop one when it has been contracted. It also gives instruction for home treatment. Some persons, for lack of knowledge and proper treatment, attempt to “wear out a cold,” thereby weakening the system, and opening the way for some more serious disease. It will pay every individual to secure a copy of Dr. Heald's little work on colds. Price, 25 cents.

The “New Testament Primer,” by J. E. White, described in our issue of the 4th inst., is now on the press, and will be ready for mailing in a short time. This new book is handsomely illustrated with new half-tone engravings, with type work in blue ink. All pictures are printed in two colors. It will make a very attractive book for children. It contains four departments, so graded as to be well adapted to the progress of a child in his reading. Price, in board covers, cloth back, will be 25 cents; in full cloth, 50 cents.

We wish especially to call the attention of our readers to “Bell's Language Series,” adapted for use in home study. These books are properly graded and adapted to language study from the first lesson to the college course. This series follows principles rather than a statement of rules. It comprises the genuine natural method in English. Book 1, for Primary Language Lessons, 65 cents. Book 2, Elementary Grammar, 65 cents. Book 3, Complete Grammar, 80 cents. Book 4, Rhetoric and Higher English, $1.25. Book 5, Studies in English Literature, $1.75.

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.

Also Pacific Press Publishing Company, Mountain View, Cal.; Portland, Ore.; Kansas City, Mo.; Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn., and Fort Worth, Tex.