One each of the following, with complete catalog, post-paid, 25c.
"The Seventh, or One-Seventh?" A. G. L. 39. On the first page we read: "Suppose I call on a friend who is ill, and he says that on the shelf I will find seven bottles, numbered in order from one to seven, and asks me to give him half a dozen grains of quinine from the seventh bottle. . . . I go to the shelf, and pick up the first bottle, from which I give him half a dozen grains of arsenic, and the result is he dies."
From “The Seventh, or One-Seventh?”
Eight pages; 50 cents a hundred.
"Historical Facts and Incidents" relative to the Sabbath and the Sunday. A. G. L. 45. Eighty historical facts on the Sabbath and Sunday, arranged chronologically, and illustrated with facsimile title-pages from old books on the subject. These facts are so arranged as to be particularly interesting to a busy man.
Thirty-two pages; two dollars a hundred.
"The Day of the Sabbath." A. G. L. 50. Eighty-two of the most common questions on the Sabbath satisfactorily answered from the Bible.
Sixteen pages. Price, one dollar a hundred.
"Which Day Do You Keep? and Why?" A. G. L. 75. A brief but very clear setting forth of the Bible reasons for the observance of the seventh day, contrasted with the claims of the first.
One of the most convincing little documents on this great question published.
Eight pages. Price, 50 cents a hundred.
"Is Sunday the Sabbath?" The question asked in the above title is here answered directly from the Bible in a way that will appeal to every candid mind. Twenty-six thousand copies sold last year.
Price, 50 cents a hundred.
"Sunday in a Nutshell." A. G. L. 88. Includes twenty-six testimonies from various authorities on Sunday sacredness. Here is one of them: "Alexander Campbell: 'Was the first day set apart by public authority in the apostolic age?'—No. By whom was it set apart and when?—By Constantine, who lived about the beginning of the fourth century.'—Lecture in Bethany College, 1848."
Its sixteen pages are packed full of interesting quotations and facts on Sunday.
One dollar a hundred.
"What the Sabbath Involves." A. G. L. 91. The author, the editor of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, believes that the Sabbath question involves the following: "1. The veracity, not to say infallibility, of Holy Writ. 2. The authority of God's Word as against tradition and apostasy. 3. The existence of Protestantism. 4. The future of civil government."
The reasons on which he bases his belief are here given, and they will interest you.
Eight pages; 50 cents a hundred.
"Why Not Found Out Before?" B. S. L. 52. The question is often asked, "If the seventh day is the Sabbath, why was it not found out before?" To the answer of this question this little tract is dedicated.
Eight pages; 50 cents a hundred.
"From Sabbath to Sunday." B. S. L. 95. The text of Father Enright's thousand-dollar offer for proof from the Bible that Sunday is the Sabbath, is contained in this leaflet.
Eight pages; 50 cents a hundred.
"The Identical Seventh Day." B. S. L. 114. Has time been lost, making it impossible to know which is the Sabbath? Can one keep the Sabbath on a round world? together with other questions connected with the permanency of the seventh-day Sabbath.
Sixteen pages; one dollar a hundred.
"The Sabbath in the Greek." B. S. L. 154. Does the original Greek in Matt. 28:1, and other like texts, teach that Sunday is the Sabbath? A careful study of the whole question by the late Uriah Smith.
Eight pages; 50 cents a hundred.
"The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast." B. S. L. 130. Is the seventh-day Sabbath the seal of God, and is Sunday the badge of a counterfeit power? This booklet will help you in the study of these important questions.
Fully illustrated. Thirty-two pages. Price, two dollars a hundred.
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