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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 24, 1904

Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Company

Missionary Campaign Books

THE books advertised on this page of this issue are those recommended for general use in the missionary campaign. They may be used by resident canvassers anywhere and at any time without consultation with the canvassing agent. On all of these, except “Christ’s Object Lessons” and “The Story of Joseph,” which are dedicated books for the assistance of our educational institutions, the canvasser will receive forty per cent commission.

Education

THIS excellent book treats the subject of education in its entirety, covering all phases. It is a work suited to all classes, especially parents, teachers, and students. 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. It points out the right way to the child, the parent, the teacher, and the business man, and teaches how to avoid the dark and treacherous ways which lead to false theories and destruction.

It contains 321 pages; beautifully bound in three-color cover design. Price, $1.25.

Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation

In Paper Covers—Two Volumes

THIS old standard work is a verse-by-verse commentary upon the prophecies recorded in the books of Daniel and Revelation; and its teachings have been tested, and found to be sound and reliable. As the prophecies are fulfilled, the more important it is that they be studied and understood; and “Daniel and the Revelation” is the standard in prophetic studies.

Bound in the Berean Library. Price, 25 cents each.

The Great Nations of To-day

“THE GREAT NATIONS OF TO-DAY” reveals the causes of the movements of the nations at the present time, together with a clear presentation of their rise, relations, careers, and their destinies, 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 Come, and the Setting up of the Everlasting Kingdom of God.

While people are studying the present war between Russia and Japan, it is a most favorable time to interest them in “The Great Nations of To-day.”

Bound in paper covers, containing 257 pages; price, 25 cents a copy.

Our Little Folks’ Bible Nature

A NEW child’s book, with simple graded lessons on Bible nature, beginning with light and continuing with the study of creation in the order of the Scriptures. It is a beginners’ book of the sentence-method order, carefully graded. Each subject is thoroughly illustrated with new drawings made especially for the book, and with thirteen colored plates.

It contains 128 pages, and is beautifully bound in board and cloth, with colored cover design. Prices, 25 and 40 cents.

Sunshine at Home

In Danish and Swedish

THE brightest collection of stories on natural history and Bible scenes that has ever been offered for the instruction and entertainment of old and young. Over two hundred thousand copies of this book have been sold.

It contains 190 beautiful illustrations. In size it is 11 x 13½ inches. Beautifully bound in cloth, plain edges, $1; in gilt edges, $1.25. This book will make a splendid holiday present.

Christ’s Object Lessons

and

The Story of Joseph

“CHRIST’S OBJECT LESSONS” is dedicated to the relief of our educational institutions, and “The Story of Joseph” has been set apart for the aid of mission-school work in the South, which is one of the most important and needy missionary enterprises; and 100,000 copies of this book ought to be sold immediately to meet the pressing needs of this work.

No commission is to be received by the worker for the sale of these books, as all the proceeds received from their sale are to go to the work for which these books are especially set apart.

Power for Witnessing

IN this work are pointed out the means by which the life may be filled with those elements of divine power that will make each follower of Christ a true representative on earth of his kingdom. The treatment of the following subjects is especially helpful to those who would have a closer connection with God:—

Personal Experience in Receiving Repentance and Forgiveness of Sins; Righteousness, then Power; Secret of Rejoicing in Tribulation, and How to Find Faith.

Neatly bound in cloth, 200 pages, 75 cents.

Things Foretold

A TREATISE on the prophecies, especially prepared for children. It might be called a primary “Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation.” The prophecies are treated in a plain, simple manner so that the children can comprehend them. Some adults unfamiliar with the prophecies prefer “Things Foretold” to the exhaustive treatise given in “Daniel and the Revelation.” It is printed in a very neat, attractive form, and the nature of its contents renders it worthy of a wide circulation.

Neatly bound in board covers; price, 50 cents.

Uncle Ben’s Cobblestones

“UNCLE BEN’S ‘COBBLESTONES,’” or “Familiar Talks about Common Things,” is a very interesting and instructive work dedicated to “all those boys and girls who wish to gather out the stones, and to build up good, strong walls of knowledge.” Excellent for youth and children.

Beautifully illustrated and substantially bound; 221 pages; price, 75 cents.

Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing

of Blessing

BY MRS. E. G. WHITE

THIS excellent work is a verse-by-verse treatise upon the sermon on the mount, and is very beneficial to all. It is particularly suited for general distribution among unbelievers. It is also very helpful to parents, an excellent companion volume for “Steps to Christ.”

Nicely illustrated, bound in cloth, with cover design, 75 cents; in half calf, $1.

Steps to Christ

To the readers of the REVIEW this book needs no description. All know that it is a work which has cheered many discouraged hearts, that it presents in a simple, attractive manner the steps by which the sinner may be made complete in Christ, that it is an excellent guide for inquirers and young converts, and that it contains a wealth of counsel and encouragement for those who are laboring with the difficulties that beset a growing experience.

Bound in cloth, 50 cents; leather, thin edition, 60 cents.

Order of Review and Herald, Washington, D. C.; Review and Herald, Battle Creek, Mich.; Pacific Press, Mountain View, Cal.; Kansas City, Mo.; Southern Publishing Assn., Nashville, Tenn.; or your State Tract Society.

Simplicity Tract Rack

THESE tract racks are neat, cheap, and durable, being made of strong strawboard in imitation of oak wood, and will hold a good assortment of tracts. They are cheap, and a number can be used in one public place, instead of one large, expensive rack. This arrangement is better than a large rack, as tracts are thus placed in different parts of the room. This plan of missionary work is recommended for public places where it is not possible to do systematic follow-up work. Only a short time is required occasionally to refill the racks. Many persons are so situated that they could attend to a number of these racks two or three times a week with little expense and trouble.

The racks are being appreciated more and more. The first lot manufactured have all been sold, and a new supply has been provided. All orders will receive prompt attention. Price, postpaid, 20 cents each.