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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 6, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 1.

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Our Book Stock

Though our Manufacturing department is destroyed by fire, our book stock room and Wholesale department was not injured, and we are prepared to fill orders promptly for all books heretofore handled.

The Review

A few weeks ago a plan was inaugurated whereby every family among our people who were not taking the Review should receive some sample copies, in order that they might have the benefits and the opportunity of judging of its value. The publishers felt confident that these families would appreciate the paper, and that the Review would so help them onward toward the kingdom during the few weeks that it came to them free that they would desire its continued weekly visits, and would become regular subscribers. But just as we were entering upon this plan to serve those who do not have the paper, the misfortune of the great loss by fire of the Manufacturing department of the Review and Herald Publishing House came suddenly upon us, and we are powerless to complete this plan. So we appeal to all those who do not now take the paper, and ask them to promptly send in their subscription.
It has been for fifty years the faithful medium of communication between the workers in the field and the laity, whose hearts have been cheered, and whose faith has been strengthened from week to week as its general articles, reports of encouraging openings and the rapid progress of the work from all parts of the world have been read. Its columns are always filled with instruction, exhortation, and entreaty. Every family in the denomination should have it in the home.
To be without it means to lose sight of the progress of the message of God for this time, and to be more tempted and more easily allured into the affairs that pertain only to the carnal things of this life. Its presence in the home deepens spirituality, creates and maintains a deeper interest in God's cause and his messengers throughout the entire world, and promptly places every advance move and every phase of the work in the possession of its readers. It is a denominational paper, and is prepared with the needs of the whole people constantly in view.
The subscription price is $1.50 per year. Let all send in their subscriptions immediately. Address the Review and Herald Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich.

Words of Truth Series.

Excellent message-bearing literature that ought to be in the homes of the people while the long evenings are generally devoted to reading. Note the titles of the tracts and their prices: — Price
1. The Coming of the Lord. 100 .00¼
2. How the Sabbath Came to Me ............ 25 .03
3. Review of W. S. Gamble on the Sabbath Question ............ 50 .01
4. A Challenge to Protestants ............ 50 .00½
5. Fundamental Principles of Seventh-day Adventists ............ 50 .01
6. Candid Admissions.... 50 .00½
7. Personal Questions and Answers Concerning the Sabbath ............ 25 .03½
8. The Way, the Truth, the Life ......... 25 .04
9. The Reign of Righteousness ............ 25 .02
10. First a Willing Mind—Then All.......... 25 .01¼
11. The Law in Christ, or the Relation Between the Law and the Gospel ............ 25 .02
12. The War between Capital and Labor .... 25 .02
13. Last-Day Tokens .... 10 .10
14. Come, Lord Jesus ...... 100 .00¼
15. The Spirit of Burning.. 25 .02
16. What to Do with Doubt 50 .00¾
17. It's and Why's of Baptism ............ 50 .01¼
18. Sanctification, or Bible Conversion ........ 25 .01.
19. A Woman-Ministry, or the Gospel in the Home ........ 25 .05
20. Should Not Christians Keep the Sabbath?.. 25 .02
22. Is the End Near? ..... 50 .00½
23. The Rest Day... 25 .02½
24. Ownership and Tithing 100 .00½
26. An Open Letter and Answer ............ 25 .01
27. Important Questions on Great Events ...... 100 .00½
28. Hypnotism: What is it? 25 .03
29. The Seven Last Plagues 25 .03
30. Bible Readings on Education ............ 25 .03
31. Church Organization... 25 .02
32. Can We Know? ..... 50 .00½
34. Present Truth... 25 .02

Sabbath-School Lessons for the First Quarter of 1903

The International Sabbath-school Quarterly, No. 31, containing the Sabbath-school lessons for the first quarter of 1903, is now ready. These lessons will be “Studies in the Psalms,” under the following general topics: —
The Greatness of Jehovah; The Great Provider; God's Care for His Creatures; An Exhortation to Make Known the Wondrous Works of God;
God's Care for His People; God's Power Manifested in Deliverance; God's Purpose in Deliverance; Experiences of Israel for Our Learning; Experiences in the Wilderness; The Result of Disobedience; Deliverance from Sin; A Saviour from Sin and Distress; The wisdom of the Righteous.
Price, 5 cents per copy, postpaid. Order of your State Tract Society, or of the Review and Herald Publishing Co.

A Five Years’ Diary in One Book

We still have a few copies of this excellent diary on hand. All who have used it pronounce it the best arrangement for record keeping on the market.
Its arrangement places a record of the same day in every month throughout the five years on every page of the diary, thereby focusing on one page five daily records for as many years. When making our record, it is always interesting and profitable to note what we did just one, two, three, or four years before, and this form brings this survey before the mind each day.
Many people do not wish to make extended records. Only important facts in a concise form are desired. This diary has space for such a record, yet is just the size to carry in the pocket.
Substantially bound in fine Russia, gilt edges. The price, postpaid, is $1 and $1.50. Review and Herald Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich.

The Best Revised Bible

The American Standard Edition is generally conceded to be the best edition now published. The testimony of Bible students affirms that this translation is nearer the divine thought and spirit than any other version in the English language.
These Bibles are printed in large type and are substantially bound at the following prices: —
No. 160. Cloth bound, red edges, $1.
No. 167. Egyptian Seal, limp, round corners, red under gold edges, $1.75.
No. 173. Egyptian Seal, divinity circuit, leather lined to edges, round corners, red under gold edges, $2.75.
In Very Large Type, Especially Good For Impaired Vision.
No. 260. Cloth boards, red edges, $1.50.
No. 267. Egyptian Seal, limp, round corners, red under gold edges, $2.50.
No. 274. Persian Levant, divinity circuit, leather lined to edge, round corners, red under gold edges, $3.75.
Order of the Review and Herald Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich.

A Valuable Book

“The Master's Greatest Monosyllables” is a faith-making volume, and a soul winner, and is a good book to present to a friend. It will accomplish good wherever it goes. Price, 50 cents, postpaid.