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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 8, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 40.

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Bell's Language Series

In Five Books

THIS series gives an outline study of the English language, adapted to the training of the child from the nursery till he is graduated from college. These books claim the attention of practical educators everywhere. Based upon the natural method, giving and illustrating principles rather than rules, they are particularly suited to home study. This unique series consists of —
Book One, Primary Language Lessons from Life, Nature, and Revelation. 227 pages. Cloth......$ .65
Book Two, Elementary Grammar. 224 pages. Cloth...... .65
Book Three, Complete Grammar. 281 pages. Cloth........... .80
Book Four, Rhetoric and Higher English. 375 pages. Cloth..... 1.25
Book Five, Studies in English Literature. 599 pages. Cloth..... 1.75

Home and Church School Manual

WE hope every mother and teacher will secure a copy of the Mothers' and Teachers' Manual immediately. We do not desire this simply because we have these manuals for sale, but because we hold them to be of inestimable value in the home training and the church school.
It supplies a long-felt need in the work of our home and church schools, and its coming, as it does, recommended by the General Conference Educational Committee, should inspire confidence in it. The object of this Manual is to furnish a basis of organization upon which parents in the home and the teachers in the schools may build.
Beginning with the general principles of Christian education, and their application to the home training in the education of the children until they are of school age, it provides a course of study for church and intermediate schools, with definite instructions upon the application of these principles. It contains many hints and helps for teachers, and solves many of the practical problems in our church-school work.
In paper covers, 35 cents; cloth binding, 50 cents.

The Webster Dictionary and Complete Vest-Pocket Library

A WORK of convenience and value to all classes of people. Adopted for use in the State Normal School, Oswego, N. Y. Others of the foremost educational institutions, including Harvard, Yale, Brown, Chicago, and other universities, as well as colleges, academies, and normal schools, place this book in stock, being convinced upon examination that it is a safe and reliable guide, and the best thing of the kind that has ever been placed on the market. Used personally by educators of the highest rank, and commended by them in highest terms.
It will be found very useful for the home and church school, as well as the academy and college.

STYLES AND PRICES

Elegant cloth, red edges................$ .25
Morocco, gold stamp, gold edges........ .50
Extra quality morocco, with calendar, memorandum, and stamp holder................ .60
All three styles are indexed.

Mental Arithmetic for Home and School

THERE is no lack of books treating on this subject, but this work presents it to the pupil from an entirely new, original, and practical standpoint, yet in harmony with sound arithmetical principles, and greatly simplifying them.
The book contains 87 lessons, 240 pages, including drills in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, common and decimal fractions, giving practical examples in astronomy, botany, physiology, natural history, carpentry, masonry, farming, percentage, tables of liquid and dry measure, square measure, linear measure, avoirdupois weight, etc., covering the entire field for children. Price, 65 cents.

TESTIMONIALS

I am particularly pleased with the large amount of actual doing that is required of the student in connection with the mental training. EMMA M. LONG.
The problems are practical, natural, and useful, being taken from surroundings of the child in the Christian family and school. JOSEPH H. HAUGHEY.
The pupil is not burdened with innumerable rules as to how to do, but from the first must learn by doing. S. P. S. EDWARDS.

Best Stories From The Best Book

BY JAMES EDSON WHITE
THIS work for the children contains thirty-five selected readings from the most important and most precious Bible lessons. Written in a simple and entertaining style, they at once serve to educate the child in the great principles taught, and to impart instruction in reading and spelling. A feature which can not fail to be of vast service to the teacher, whether in the schoolroom or at the fireside, is the “Introductory Department of Easy Lessons for Children,” by Ella King Sanders, consisting of exercises in reading, spelling, and penmanship, illustrated with the use of colored drawings of selected objects of nature.
200 pages.
Thin paper edition, heavy paper covers................$ .25
Heavy paper edition, board cover, cloth back................ .50
Heavy paper edition, presentation cover................ .75
In German, Danish, and Swedish at same prices.

Bible Object Lessons and Songs For the Little Ones

On the Life of Christ

THIS excellent kindergarten book contains fifty-two lessons, one for each Sabbath in the year, and each lesson is accompanied by suggestions to mothers and teachers; thirty child's songs and hymns written specially for the lessons; thirty-six full-page pictures, half-tones, with colored plates; fifty-two pen drawings, showing how to use the kindergarten material when teaching the lessons; 160 pages, quarto size, beautifully printed on enameled and supercalendered paper, bound in four styles, as follows: board covers, 7 1-2 x 10 inches, $1.50; blue cloth, $2; lemon edge, royal edition, 9 1-2 x 11 1-2 inches, $2.75; gilt edge, paneled sides, 9 1-2 x 11 1-2 inches, $3.75. Special discount in quantities.

Kindergarten Supplies

WE have three boxes of kindergarten material prepared so that any mother or teacher can illustrate the lessons given in “Bible Object Lessons and Songs for the Little Ones.” The price of these boxes is $1.75.
We carry a stock of tables and chairs. Our table has a round, hard-wood top, with folding legs, and inside cabinet for the material; seats eight pupils and the teacher. Price, $3.75. Our chairs, which are twelve inches in height, the average size for children of kindergarten age, sell for 50 cents apiece; teachers' chairs, 60 cents.
When the three boxes of material are ordered with the book in any style of binding, the purchaser will receive a beautiful premium,—portfolio blackboard sketches on the Life of Christ, to aid mothers, teachers, and children in drawing.

The Gospel Primer

As indicated by the title, this primer is one which, in teaching the alphabet and the very beginning of word learning, instills into the mind of the little ones the wonderful story of God's love and care. The lessons, in a simple way, take up the gospel story, and when the last chapter, “A Little Child Shall Lead Them,” has been studied, the child has been made acquainted in simple language with the great plan of redemption. 128 pages; 33 full-page illustrations.
English cloth, embossed cover, lemon edges, 50 cents; heavy board, handsome design in colors, 25 cents. Also issued in German, Danish, Swedish, and Spanish.

The Gospel Reader

A Companion Volume to the Gospel Primer

IN this reader the beautiful theme of redemption and of the gospel is told in a connected and unbroken story, many of the great events of Bible history being given in chronological order. From the creation to the consummation, the history of God's people, and the hope set before them, become familiar subjects of thought and study.
The book contains thirty-five chapters, twenty-two half-tone engravings, and 192 pages.
Cloth, with portrait in gold, of our Saviour, 75 cents; board covers, in two colors, 50 cents.
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