Advent Tidende, Number Five,
CONTAINS “The Heavenly Harbor,” poetry, extract of “Sketches of the Life of Wm. Miller,” 3 pp., “Seymour’s Objections against the Sabbath,” answered, 6 pp., one page on the Confirmation, a clear and pointed article showing the follies of this human institution, written by a learned man in Denmark, “Thoughts on Revelation,” chapter 5, 3 pp., “The Angels of God,” poetry, one page of reports, “Doings of the General Conference of S. D. A. for 1873,” 1 p., “The 13th Annual Session of S. D. A., ¾ p., one column, items for the month, and one column on grammar—plain and brief directions and rules—of which our readers are in perishing need, 2½ pp., short articles from REVIEW, “Wholesome Life in the Churches,” editorial, treating on how to promote spirituality and harmony in the churches, avoiding strife, growing up in the truth and in love, 3½ pp., eight pages of interesting selections from Scandinavian papers. Of this, we generally have only from three to six pages. Of original articles, we mention one from Nebraska, from Bro. Olson, “The Creed of the Baptists,” one from Bro. Jensen, Texas, “Thoughts behind the Plow,” and one from Bro. Rasmussen, Mich., “How to Separate the Chaff from the Wheat.”