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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Oct 10, 1865

Our New Publications.

By R. F. C.

THERE is now a great opportunity to do good by spreading these works among the people. The work on health, entitled, How to Live, is needed in every family, for the benefit of all. We all need the instruction contained in it.

The letters of Sr. White to her children, contained in the Appeal to Youth, are worth far more, to parents and children, than the price of the book, to say nothing of the other deeply interesting matter it contains. The price is only sixty cents, neatly bound and lettered; and it is worthy of being preserved and read and re-read.

Sabbath Readings is a collection of the most interesting moral stories for the young I have ever met with. It is a book well calculated to interest the young and make the Sabbath hours both pleasant and profitable.

Then our recently published pamphlets, on Sanctification, The Commandment to Restore and Build Jerusalem, The Wicked Dead, End of the Wicked, Answers to Objections to the Advent Faith, and others, are very much needed by those who desire to know the truth, and to be sanctified by it. They should be circulated. They are too valuable to lie on the shelves of the Publishing House. Some of them have cost much labor and research, which should not be lost; and it will not. That on the Commandment to restore and build Jerusalem is exceedingly valuable in confirming the true dates, one of the main pillars of the present truth. Those Adventists whose confidence in the past movement, or time message, has been shaken by the tinkers that have been trying to mend that work of the Lord, should have this work. The old landmarks are sustained, and, consequently, the present truth is with no others than those who believe the third angel's message.

Brethren, as you value the truth yourselves, and would show your gratitude to God for giving you the light, engage anew in the work of circulating our invaluable publications. R. F. C.

NOTE.—That is right Bro. Cottrell! The wants of the people have been considered by careful thinkers,

and much labor has been expended to prepare these, and to procure others which are now offered at liberal prices. Every Sabbath-keeping family should have the works advertised in our catalogue, that they may read and practice themselves, and then be charitable, and lend for their neighbors' benefit.

The books published at this Office are well adapted to the understanding of our younger brethren and sisters, many of whom in their various avocations, need to be well prepared to give a reason of their hope with meekness and fear. Come then, young friends, interest yourselves in this matter. Get these books, and after you get them become familiar with them, and may God bless them to your good.

Send in your orders, you families of farmers. The long evenings are coming on when an hour each evening can be most profitably spent while one of your number reads to the others. And here is company too for our lonely brethren and sisters who do not have the privilege of meeting with those of like faith.

Send in your orders, friends, and the writer, who acts as clerk in the Book-room, will respond to your calls with pleasure. A. P. V.