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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 6, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 53, No. 10.

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Publishers' Department.

“Not slothful in business.” Rom. 12:11.

LIFE OF CHRIST LIBRARY.

We have just completed this valuable library by binding the eight pamphlets on the lives of Christ and his apostles into five neat volumes, in flexible cloth covers, with black side title.
Vol. i. contains the First Advent and Ministry of Christ.
Vol. ii. contains His Teachings and Parables.
Vol. iii., His Mighty Miracles.
Vol. iv., His Sufferings, Crucifixion, Resurrection, and Ascension.
Vol. v., The Ministry of Peter and the Teachings of Paul.
All are incased in a cardboard box made for the purpose.
This library has been prepared for the use of our brethren who have wanted the church library to lend to neighbors, but who could not afford to pay the full price, the reduced rates being made only to churches.
Our ministers, too, can use them to advantage, and have called for them in this form that they might lend them to interested persons during a course of lectures, or series of meetings.
This library contains nearly the same reading matter found in Spirit of Prophecy Vols. ii. and iii., and being bound in five volumes will be very handy to lend. We know of no better way to remove prejudice against the writings and special work of the author of these books than by a thorough circulation of this library by brethren, ministers, and tract societies.
Price, by mail, postpaid, $1.50.
NOTICE.—A blue cross opposite this note indicates that your subscription will expire in two weeks. Please renew at once, as we shall be obliged to stop the paper unless we hear from you in that time.
Mrs. Martha McDonald, Beaverville, Iroquois Co., Ill., would like to have a Sabbath-keeper work her farm of 80 acres, on shares. Address as above.
Chas. Deardoff, of Bourbon, Marshall Co., Ind., would like to obtain work with a Sabbath-keeper in a saw-mill in Indiana or northern Michigan. Address as above.
W. T. Henton, of Valley Springs, Dakota Territory, wishing to be free to work in the cause, desires to sell his farm of 240 acres to some Sabbath-keeper. Will rent if he cannot sell. Address as above.
Eld. C. A. Washburn’s address is Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co., Iowa.
WANTED.—1. A Sabbath-keeping blacksmith with a little capital, as partner in business; or, 2. A good man who would like to rent the business; or, 3. A suitable man to take charge of it for me. Address, for particulars, Geo. E. Henton, Valley Springs, D. T.
Notice to Dist. No. 12, Kansas T. and M. Society: I have resigned the office of director, and Robert Aitken, of South Mound, Neosho Co., Kan., has been appointed to fill the vacancy. Librarians and others having business will correspond with him.
A. J. Stover.
Bro. C. O. Taylor, Reynolds, Ga., requests that no one will send him back numbers of our papers, even by mail, without first corresponding with him, as he has all he can use—several boxes unopened.
It may not be generally known that we have in our depository a large lot and assortment of tracts and pamphlets, which we would be glad to distribute among the members of the W. T. and M. Society of Dist. No. 2. Hope our friends will be free to send in their orders. This reading matter ought not to be lying idle. Remember also the donation plan.
Jesse Dorcas, Dist. Sec.
Tipton, Iowa.
The P. O. address of Eld. J. H. Rogers is Hamilton, Caldwell Co., Mo.
Frank B. Schoonard, Ransom Center, Hillsdale Co., Mich., would like to work on a farm for a Sabbath-keeper in Michigan. He is 18 years old. Address as above.
Any friend knowing of a good opening for a course of lectures during the months of March and April in Smith, Brooks, or Osborne county, will please drop a line to Geo. H. Smith, Salem, Jewell Co., Kan.
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Books Sent by Express.

G W Hopkins 5.69, J E Bennett 4.00, I L S Campbell 4.80, W W Sharp 8.26, F Howe 4.69, J F Carman 4.94, Robert Reid 19.70, Alex Carpenter 2.77, Geo J Landsdown 4.00, Paul P Nelson 4.00, D A Wellman 5.00, J L Lewis 5.40, David Rees 5.00, J L Locke 4.00, Eli Wick 4.75.

Books Sent by Freight.

Clinton Owens $12.22, Lizzie Hornby 37.90, A H King 56.99, A H King for A W Jensen 90.40, A H King for D Carpenter 2.30, A H King for Texas T & M Society 42.95, James White 50.58, E S Crawford 6.20.

Cash Rec’d on Account.

Geo King $20.00, Ind Tent Fund per J L Locke 16.00, Eli Osborne 9.00, Wis T & M Society per M A K 74.50, B C V M Society per W Sisley 14.48, Alabama T & M Society 2.80, R J Moffatt 5.00.

Mich. Conf. Fund.

Armada per J Fargo $3.00, Mr & Mrs M Brown 20.00, Pinckney, E C Hendee 9.25, Hillsdale 5.00, Newton per J Stiles 18.25.

Mich. T. & M. Society.

Dist. 13 per J Fargo $8.75, Dist. 11 Mr & Mrs M Brown 10.00, Dist. 4 per A Carpenter 26.00, Dist. 15 per L G Moore 1.50.

Gen. Conf. Fund.

L P Anderson $2.00, S S W 300.00.

Gen. T. & M. Society.—Donations.

W Castle 25c, M B Wagner (s. b.) $2.00.

European Mission.

David Garrick, Egyptian, $15.00, Mrs A M Farnsworth 5.00, Mina Shepard 2.00, James Burton 5.00, O Mortensen 10.00, C S Linnell 1.00, C M Tenney 1.00, Ellis Tenney 1.00, Mrs C F Denham 1.00, Sarah Downer 1.00, Samuel Linnell 5.00, R C Straw 1.00, Albert Heacock 5.00.

English Mission.

R Baker $5.00, Maria Caruss 7.00, S S W 100.00, Richard Conrad 2.50.

Danish Mission.

H E Holmes $3.00, E H Matthews 75c, A friend 3.00, Church of Orange 50 00, L P Anderson 25.00, August Rasmussen 16.00, Niels Larson 5.00, Lars Jorgensen 2.00, Frederick Peterson 2.00, Mr & Mrs M Brown 10.00, Joda Flitt 1.00, O C P Norderhus 10.00, C J Miller 100.00, Truman Atherton 1.00, Church at Villa, Mo., per E Wick 15.00, S S W 100.00, T Chabot 20.00, A D Love 5.00, Wm Miller 1.00, O Mortensen 10.00, A M Nelson 1.00, P C Adamson 5.00, Ane Adamson 25c, Lewis Adamson 25c, Peter Anderson 9.00, Christian Larsen 50c, Line Larsen 25c, Annae Anderson 1.00, A Boyen 50.00, Carl Hansen 2.00, Jens Jenson 1.00, John Lorntz 5.00, Mr & Mrs H D Randall 5.00, Mr & Mrs W B Mason 5.00, Mr & Mrs R Knapp 1.00, Mrs A P Nichols 1.00, L Robinson 1.00, Jens Olsen 20.00.

Review to Poor.

Mrs L M B Paige 65c.

Iowa Conf. Fund.

Jens Olsen $5.00.

Swedish Mission.

John F Holm $40.00.

S. D. A. E. Society.

W C Brigham $5.00, O Mortensen 10.00, J Mortensen 5.00.