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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 3, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 39.

HOME

By Editor

"Among the most expressive and beautiful words of the English language is the noble, tender term 'Home.' Among the sweetest songs ever sung by loving lips is 'Home, Sweet Home,' given to a needy world by one who never had a home, yet whose heart ever cried out for what the world never gave him. His very homelessness voiced sweeter and deeper the longing of every human heart."—Foreword from "Heralds of the Morning."

This "longing of every true human heart" is but partially satisfied by an earthly home, however complete its appointment may be. It looks beyond the few years of this life to the "home eternal." It is of this home that Elder J. N. Loughborough speaks in his booklet,

The Saints' Inheritance

Somehow the reality and beauty of our future home grow on one as he reads this little work. New sixth edition, 88 pages, price 10 cents, post-paid.

Other Choice Books

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Christ Our Advocate

A comprehensive study of the sanctuary question. 112 pages, price 10 cents.

The Lord's Day

A study of the Sabbath question in the light of the dispensations. 125 pages, price 10c.

Matthew Twenty-four

Christ's answer to the disciples' question, "What shall be the sign of Thy coming, and of the end of the world?" and the history connected with the fulfilment of this prophecy. 94 pages, price 10 cents.

The Sure Word of Prophecy

A verse-by-verse study of the book of Daniel. 96 pages, price 10 cents.

Christian Science

A consideration of this "science" in the light of reason and revelation. 50 pages, price 10 cents.

The Spirit World and a Future Life

Is there a supernatural power being manifested by certain mediums, or is it all fraud? If it is genuine, what is its source? 96 pages, price 10 cents.

Three

Gospel Stories

"How Esther Read Her Bible." How Mrs. Leigh, the wife of a popular minister, is made to see new truths in the Bible through the aid of a little orphan Indian girl. Among the subjects which puzzled little Esther, and which she brought to Mrs. Leigh, were Baptism, the Sabbath, the State of the Dead, and the Millennium.

Eight well-filled pages. Price 50 cents a hundred, post-paid.

"The Winning of Margaret." Margaret and Grandma, having become much exercised over conditions in the world, endeavored to study their meaning by the aid of the Bible. How they were led to see these conditions as signs of the times is an intensely interesting story.

Sixteen pages. One dollar a hundred, post-paid.

"Back to the 'Old Paths.'" An honest old farmer, Bartholomew Biggs, and his experience at a tent meeting. A true experience.

Sixteen pages. Price, one dollar a hundred, post-paid.

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