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Review and Herald, Vol. XXXI, No. 4

The Sermon.

Earlier text: Education Department.

Business Department.

Not Slothful in Business. Rom. xii, 11.

IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS! See CATALOGUE inside.

Business Notes.

S. N. HASKELL: Yes.

RECEIPTS.

For Review and Herald.

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$1.00 each. E Gilbert 32-1, M Rich 32-1, H A Rich 32-1, O Ramsey 32-1, L M Fuller 32-1, G W States 33-17, J S Hovey 32-1, A Worster 32-1, S C Conery 30-17, Mrs D L Truesdail, Mrs C Marshall 32-9, L Conkling 32-1, W Sutliff 31-17, S Howard 32-1, Wm A Lawson 31-14.

$1.50 each. H J Rich 32-1, C H T St Clair 31-4, M P Stiles 32-1, S Martin 32-1, M Lowell 31-1, J Carter 32-1, J Dunham 30-2, H Flower 31-1, Mrs H Webb 32-1, A Zellers 32-14, Wm White 32-1, T F Rice 32-1, A B Brant 32-1, R M Morse 32-1, A Heath 32-3, E Talmadge 30-5, Geo P Bailey 32-1, Sarah Gorton 32-1.

$3.00 each. H Smith 33-1, A S Love 33-1, J Hebner 33-1, L W Hastings 33-14, Wm Farnsworth 33-1, A H Huntly 33-1, John Hunt 33-1, J C Colby 33-1, J B Craig 33-1, M M Nelson 33-1, R Evans 33-12, H J Jaquith 33-1, A C Smith 33-1, Mrs F Winchell 31-16, Eli Wick 33-1, R H Simpson 33-7, F H Chapman 33-9, A Amburn 32-16, F Hare 33-1, A Avery 32-18, W Morse 32-11, S W Randall 33-1, I B Berkhart 33-1, J Ralston 32-9, F S Harris 33-1, H Rasmussen 33-1, C Drew 33-8, D Curtis 31-1, A Nellis 33-1, M A Graham 32-1, Amos Pegg 32-13, A A Marks 31-1, C A Wilbur 33-1, S Axtel 32-1, H Preston 33-1, A B Dart 33-1, I C Snow 33-14, H F Sprague 33-1, M Bentley 33-1, F Anderson 33-1, T Bickle 34-1, Mary Borden 33-1, J A Smith 32-23.

Miscellaneous. C Osborne $2.00 31-1, T J Jones 2.00 31-1, A T Oxley 2.00 33-1, A Bellenger 1.85 32-1, H W Dodge 2.00 32-9, J S Farnsworth 2.00 32-9, Anna S Haynes 2.00 33-1, J M Engle 2.50 33-1, J I Gish 2.50 33-1, A Hoff 2.25 31-1, J K Wick 2.00, C R Ross 4.50 33-1, Mrs J L Powell 5.00 33-5, H Olds 2.00 33-1, T Porter 5.00 34-1, S T Chamberlain 2.00 33-1, J Clarke 50c 31-9, M A Collins 3.25 33-1, C F A Woodworth 25c 31-3, J Hall 2.00 32-5, J Wilson 5.00 33-1, M R Irish 4.85 31-19, Mrs D Beers 2.73 in full.

To make up Advance Credits.

A Friend $1.00.

For Review to the Poor.

Julia A Griggs $1.00.

Cash Received on Account.

I D Van Horn $2.25, A C Clymer 1.00, Eld R F Andrews 45.50, H F Phelps 1.00.

Books Sent By Mail.

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Books Sent by Express.

I Sanborn, Janesville, Wis., $2.00. Geo. I Butler, Richmond, Iowa, 7.13.

Michigan Conference Fund.

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To Publish Tracts for Gratuitous Circulation.

A. H. Clymer $1.00.

For the Health-Reform Institute.

The following amounts are subscribed for shares in the Health-Reform Institute at $25.00 each share.

Francis Gould $50.00.

On Shares in the H. R. Institute.

The following amounts have been paid on pledges previously given to the Health-Reform Institute.

Francis Gould $50.00, L W Hastings 25.00.

The Calendar for 1868.

By Editor

ORDERS for this Calendar are rapidly coming in. Those who wish for such a thing, want it as early in the year as possible; hence, now is the time to order.

Perhaps some would like a little further description of it. At the top, just inside the gilt border, is a representation of the tables of stone, in a stone gray tint, on which are plainly printed the ten commandments in a space 2⅛ by 1⅝ inches. This is probably the smallest compass in which the ten commandments were ever printed in letter press. It is accomplished by using what is called brilliant type, the smallest cast in the United States, and as small as any in the world. It is a novelty in itself. At the right of the commandments is a miniature representation of our Adams power press on which all our books and papers are printed, and at the left, an open Bible. Underneath the table, in a prominent gilt line, are the words, “Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association.” Down each side is a calendar of the months of the year, giving the time of the setting of the sun at the commencement of each Sabbath. In the center is a representation of our office building, and a brief prospectus of the Review, Instructor, Reformer and the books here issued. It contains two tints and six colors, being run through the press eight times.

Brethren who procure this calendar will accomplish a double object. First, they will have a convenient calendar for their own use. Secondly, they will have that which when hung up in their rooms will attract the attention of visitors, and give as comprehensive an idea of the Association and what it is doing, as any thing they could obtain. This should be a prominent idea with all, as all who love the cause will take pleasure in advertising it before their neighbors. The style of printing done at this office, the calendar itself shows; for as a specimen of beautiful typography it will compare favorably with any work of the kind done in this country. Single copies 20c, six for $1.00, post paid.

E. ENGLES.—Your inquiries respecting Satan, and his fall, are discussed in the work published at this Office entitled, “The Ministration of Angels, and the Origin, History and Destiny of Satan,” more fully than we could investigate them in Bible Class. The maxim that “ignorance of the law excuses no man,” is based on the fact that a knowledge of the law is supposed to be within every man’s reach, and he is accountable for not availing himself of the privilege of becoming acquainted therewith. In case of the Sabbath, a misunderstanding of the law on this point has been suffered to exist while the saints, times and laws have been in the hands of the little horn, and the church has been in the wilderness state. During this period of darkness, the honest-hearted lived up to the best light they had, and will be accepted. But as the church comes up out of the wilderness, new light is given, and a reform from the errors of the dark ages is demanded.