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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Feb 21, 1865

Truth Will Prevail.

By Dudley Marvin Canright; I. D. Van Horn

"BOTH SIDES, ON THE SABBATH" is doing a noble work. It is the pioneer to the "History of the Sabbath." Persons who are not interested enough, or are too prejudiced to read the direct testimony on the subject, will readily purchase and read "Both Sides." Here they feel safe to put themselves under the protection of the Sunday advocate. They become interested in the argument, see the utter failure of their side, prejudice gives way, and they are then ready to read, or listen to, the truth. We are personally acquainted with several who are now keeping the Sabbath just through the influence of this book. The enemy of God's law missed the mark when he started that work. One man, a school teacher, being asked his opinion of "Both Sides," said that he believed Eld. Preble to be a seventh-day man, who was writing against it just to make a show of opposition, and give Bro. Smith an opportunity of showing up his side of the question!! This illustrates the weakness of Eld. P's arguments. No wonder that he wishes to revise it. Brethren and sisters, scatter this work among your friends, relatives, and neighbors. Let them see the difference between light and darkness, truth and error, God's word and tradition.

D. M. CANRIGHT. I. D. VAN HORN.

Alma, Mich.