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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · May 9, 1906

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 32, No. 19.

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LOOKING UNTO JESUS

By Elder Uriah Smith. An unfolding of the plan of salvation in its types, shadows, and reality, and an exposition of the marvelous prophecy found in the eighth and ninth chapters of Daniel. Illustrated.

Paper covers, 25 cents; cloth, plain edges, 75 cents.

THE LOVER'S LOVE,

or John Three Sixteen

This book sets forth the great love manifest by Him who gave His life for sinners. One can not read the book without having a greater sense of what the salvation of this world and man has cost, and the desire to step to a higher standard of living.

176 pages, 75 cents.

MAKING HOME HAPPY

By Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle. This little book tells how an unhappy home was made happy. It pictures before the reader in interesting story form the relations that should exist, and the lines of influence that should be guarded and cultivated in every home.

The book is bright and cheery throughout, and the good, wholesome lessons taught will appeal to old and young alike.

Beautiful cover design; 200 pages. Price, paper, 25 cents; cloth, 50 cents.

MAKING HOME PEACEFUL

By Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle. All of the little folks (and some of the big ones) who have read "Making Home Happy" will be delighted to know that they can now read the sequel to that story in the new book, "Making Home Peaceful," by the same author. It is written in the same happy vein as her former book, that so delights the heart of the reader, and will prove very interesting and helpful from beginning to end.

It has been the supreme purpose of the author to show to the reader, by means of a happily-conceived object-lesson, how the true spirit of the ever-blessed Christ-love can be given tangible expression in every-day home life, and how the incoming of that love will transform a joyless abode into a happy home. Too often this must be accomplished through the ministry of pain and sorrow. Far better to read and heed a lesson of love and peace, and of escape from unloveliness and strife, such as is so plainly and clearly set forth in the pages of this book.

232 pages, attractive cloth cover, 75 cents.

MARTIN LUTHER

By Emma H. Adams. The name of this great reformer is well known in every household, and this story of his life, at home, at the university, as a monk, as a priest, at Rome, at the Diet of Worms, and finally the closing scenes of his eventful career, will be of deep interest to the young. 160 pages, illustrated.

Paper covers, post-paid, 25 cents; cloth, post-paid, 50 cents.

MARVEL OF NATIONS

Our Country, Its past, present, and future, and what the Scriptures say of it. By Uriah Smith. A portrayal of American progress since the founding of the nation to the close of the nineteenth century, when this nation stood as one of the first nations in the world. The manner of the rise of this nation and its political nature are evidences of its prophetic importance.

The important element of history is the working of divine Providence in the affairs of men. Nebuchadnezzar was taught that the Most High God rules in the kingdoms of men, and the Jews missed the golden opportunity to prolong their national existence because they knew not the day of their visitation. This work pictures the situation at the present time, how, under the fostering care of a beneficent Providence, our country has surpassed all other nations in development, and now stands forth the richest in most all essentials of any nation on the globe.

While the historical past and the prophetic present of this nation are of great interest to the American people, the principal and most interesting feature of this work is its treatise on the Scriptural future of the United States, and the setting up of the kingdom of God.

Over 255,000 of these books have been sold. Contains 324 pages, 6¼x8⅞ inches. Beautifully and substantially bound in two styles.

Cloth, plain edges, $1.25; cloth, gilt edges, $1.50.

Pacific Press Publishing Company.

Mountain View, Cal.

1109 E. 12th St., Kansas City, Mo. 285 Salmon St., Portland, Ore.