p. 717 | TEMPERANCE PACKAGES by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Nov 27, 1884

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 10, No. 45.

TEMPERANCE PACKAGES.

By Editor

We have put up in packages three different assortments of our health and temperance works which we will furnish, post-paid, at the prices named.

Ten Cent Package.

The smallest package contains 100 pages in thirteen tracts, as follows:— True Temperance—Alcohol, What is it?—Our Nation's Curse—Cause and Cure of Intemperance—Effects of Intemperance—The Drunkard's Arguments Answered—Alcoholic Medication—Alcoholic Poison—Tobacco Poisoning—Tobacco Using a Cause of Disease—Tobacco Using a Relic of Barbarism—Evil Effects of Tea and Coffee—Ten Arguments on Tea and Coffee.

Forty Cent Package.

The second package, costing forty cents, post-paid, contains the above list and the following in addition:— Pork, the Dangers of its Use—Diphtheria, its Causes, Prevention, and Proper Treatment. By J. H. Kellogg, M. D. This book should be in every household. Its instructions, if faithfully carried out, will save many a precious life.

One Dollar Package.

The third package, costing $1.00, post-paid, contains in addition to the above:— Proper Diet for Man, price 15c—The Uses of Water, price 25c—Dyspepsia, its Cause and Cure, price 25c. The object in arranging these packages is to get them in a convenient form for sale and for selection. Address SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.

LIFE SKETCHES.

THE EARLY LIFE, CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE, AND EXTENSIVE LABORS OF

ELDER JAMES WHITE,

AND HIS WIFE,

MRS. ELLEN G. WHITE.

THE production of this book was the last literary labor performed by Elder White. As nearly the whole of his active labor was performed in connection with the Seventh-day Adventist denomination, which he was largely instrumental in founding, the work is necessarily quite a complete history of that people.

The book abounds in interesting incidents, personal sketches, and religious experiences, some of which are quite remarkable, and altogether it forms a volume at once instructive and interesting. 416 pp. Price, $1.25. Address SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.

THE COMING CONFLICT;

—OR—

THE GREAT ISSUE NOW PENDING IN THIS COUNTRY.

BY W. H. LITTLEJOHN.

This book contains a complete history of the rise and progress of the National Reform Party, together with an exegesis of the last portion of the thirteenth chapter of the book of Revelation, assigning to the United States its proper place in prophecy. EMPHATICALLY A BOOK FOR THE TIMES. 434 pages, in muslin covers, and will be mailed to any address post-paid, for $1.00. Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.

HISTORY OF THE WALDENSES.

BY J. A. WYLIE, LL.D. ILLUSTRATED BY TWENTY FULL-PAGE ENGRAVINGS.

THIS work describes the conflicts waged by the Waldenses, and the martyrdoms they endured in defense of their faith and their liberty. Recent events have brought the Waldenses to notice, and thrown a new light upon the grandeur of their struggle and the important lessons which have flowed from it. To them are we to trace the Constitutional liberties that Italy now enjoys. In their mountain fastnesses they maintained the faith of the early Christians, and by their untiring missionary labors this faith was diffused to all the nations of Europe, thus preparing the way for the great Reformation. 212 pp. Price, 90 cts. Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.

EXPERIENCE AND VIEWS.

BY MRS. E. G. WHITE.

THIS volume contains the earliest writings of Mrs. White, first printed in 1851. It contains an account of her early religious experience, and a brief account of the wonderful dealings of God with her. Apart from its intrinsic value, it will be of interest as showing the harmony between the earliest writings of the Seventh-day Adventists and those published at a later date. Its publication is very timely. In paper covers, with Supplement, 25 cents. Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.