History of the Sabbath.
By Editor
We have received the revised edition of J. N. Andrews' History of the Sabbath. It contains 27 chapters and 528 pages. It is published by the Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association at Battle Creek, Mich. The book is printed and bound in a creditable manner. Price $1.25 per volume, in cloth. We are glad of the appearance of this book. In its production, Eld. Andrews has shown great patience, energy, and perseverance, as well as skill, learning, and judgment. Its author has spared no pains in his researches after truth, nor has he wanted candor or courage in the presentation of the facts which his painstaking has brought to light. Nor is Eld. Andrews alone worthy of honor in the production of this book, for the Publishing Association at Battle Creek have nobly stood by him in the work. Believing this book will become a standard work, we earnestly wish it a wide circulation. We hope that all our ministers will at an early day supply themselves with a copy, and we especially call the attention of our young men who are looking forward to the ministry to it. In this we do not forget the value of our own works, but believe in sowing beside all waters, that we may reap an abundant harvest.—Sabbath Recorder, Dec. 4, 1873.