OUR PERIODICALS for 1903
By Editor
Bible Students' AND Apples of Gold Libraries
Those subscribing for the above Libraries at once will have their subscription commence with that most excellent work by Eld. E. J. Hibbard, entitled, “THE TWO LAWS,” a pamphlet of eighty pages, in which the truth concerning these laws is presented in a clear, forcible manner. It will take the place of all former literature on this subject. It is also expected that the four new tracts which have been mentioned in the Review will appear in these Libraries. The titles are:— What Do These Things Mean The Gospel Remedy for Present-Day Issues—Spiritualism, Hypnotism, Christian Science, Higher Criticism. In addition to the tracts and pamphlets referred to, we are planning on thoroughly revising both of these Libraries during the coming year, and issuing new numbers in the place of those not fully up to date. These new numbers will be sent to subscribers also. The price of both for one year, 35 cents. SIGNS OF THE TIMES for 1903
Will be brimful of matter that should be of the deepest interest to you. The last epoch of earth’s history is being written now in the doings of men and nations. This journal will tell the world in no uncertain tones just what these things mean. THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES believes that Christ is coming soon, and will keep this truth before the world. It will aim to teach the pure Gospel of the Kingdom free from the traditions of men, the Bible and the Bible only being its ultimate authority. It will stand for God’s way in preference to any and every way that may be invented to supplant it. ITS VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS will contain food for every member of the household. It will not lower its standard to keep pace with the deteriorating tastes of the world at large. It will contain articles on the various phases of the everlasting Gospel. Its readers will be kept in touch with the progress of the work in the various mission fields. ITS HOME DEPARTMENT will contain interesting and intensely practical articles on the most vital questions in child-training, home-making, and health-culture. WE BELIEVE THAT IT WILL BE BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE. If you have felt the need of its weekly visits in the past, you can not afford to be without them now. Let it talk through the coming year to that neighbor, friend, or relative in whose spiritual welfare you are interested. The outlay will be nothing in comparison to the grand results. With the blessing of God it may do for them what you have been unable to accomplish. It asks your hearty support, and promises not to disappoint you. For terms, see page 15. Has become a household favorite. We know that it is read with pleasure by young and old. Besides the usual choice selections which regularly appear, the following series of articles will be added during the coming year:— SACRED THINGS—The old, old story is ever new and wonderful. STRANGE THINGS—This series will contain sketches of life in far-away lands, written by those who are or have been there. COMMON THINGS—Under the title of “Uncle Ben’s Cobble-stones,” many of the common things of life will be talked about in a simple, instructive manner. LIVING THINGS—Different writers will contribute interesting stories about strange and familiar animals and birds. THE STUDY OF OURSELVES—Interesting and instructive articles on physiology, written in a simple way, and carefully illustrated. Eight pages weekly, illustrated, 50 cents per year The Pacific Health Journal
The issue for January, 1903, is the first number of Volume 18. We trust that our readers have been benefited by the articles which have appeared during 1902, and can assure all that we are planning for instructive and interesting matter for this year. The following is a partial list of important subjects which will receive consideration:— Description of Valuable Health Foods Cause and Cure of Various Diseases Economy of Healthful Living If you are not already a regular subscriber, we will be pleased to mail you a sample copy free on application. If you are a subscriber, and have friends whom you think would be interested in this excellent journal, send us names and addresses, and we will be pleased to forward sample copies to them. PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY, Oakland, California