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Advent Review and Sabbath Herald

Vol. XXX, No. 21

Third-day, November 5, 1867

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  1. GLAD TIDINGS OF SALVATION.Eld. T. M. Steward47 paragraphs
  2. TO THE READER.—Original articles, written for this paper, are signed in SMALL CAPITALS; selections, in Italics.1 paragraphs
  3. "I SHALL BE SATISFIED."S. J. Thayer6 paragraphs
  4. The Sermon.3 paragraphs
  5. The Christian Comforter.3 paragraphs
  6. Salt. Matt. v, 13.6 paragraphs
  7. Notes on Genesis12 paragraphs
  8. BLESSED ARE THE MEEK, FOR THEY SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH.M. W. HOWARD7 paragraphs
  9. The Commentary.2 paragraphs
  10. The Mote and Beam.4 paragraphs
  11. AN EXAMPLE OF PERSEVERANCE.S. E. Lindsley12 paragraphs
  12. Of a great many that seem to come to Christ, it may be said that they have not come to him, because they have not left themselves.—Archbishop Leighton.1 paragraphs
  13. REFLECTIONS.Simon Patten7 paragraphs
  14. If you would be nothing, just wait to be something.1 paragraphs
  15. SHALL WE HAVE A SABBATH?6 paragraphs
  16. Historical Department.Joseph Clarke43 paragraphs
  17. THE HOUR OF EXPECTATION.Editor10 paragraphs
  18. WHAT SHALL WE DO?James White13 paragraphs
  19. THE ROOSEVELT MEETING.James White10 paragraphs
  20. REPORT FROM BRO. LOUGHBOROUGH.John Norton Loughborough12 paragraphs
  21. REPORT FROM BRO. CORNELL.M. E. Cornell11 paragraphs
  22. IMPURE WATER.—2 paragraphs
  23. CARE FOR THE SERVANTS OF CHRIST.M. D. Amason10 paragraphs
  24. THE CHASTENINGS OF THE LORD.A. M. A. CORNELL.11 paragraphs
  25. REFORMED.Henry F. Phelps7 paragraphs
  26. A QUESTION.Elvira B. Stevenson6 paragraphs
  27. A WORD TO THE SISTERS.Eliza Van Giesen7 paragraphs
  28. NEARER HOME.Sarah J. Thayer10 paragraphs
  29. From Sister Crous.Samantha L. Crous8 paragraphs
  30. Conference Department.3 paragraphs
  31. MONTHLY MEETING AT GREENWOOD.Henry F. Phelps10 paragraphs
  32. QUARTERLY MEETING IN WIS.THOMAS McDOWELL5 paragraphs
  33. CHEERING.Editor6 paragraphs
  34. REPORT FROM BRO. STRATTON.Chas. Stratton7 paragraphs
  35. INFLUENCE OF KIND WORDS.Phebe A. Foster8 paragraphs
  36. REMOVE THE ROOTS.4 paragraphs
  37. News and Miscellany.11 paragraphs
  38. Latest From Italy.5 paragraphs
  39. Bibles at the Exposition.6 paragraphs
  40. But how often does the root of some cherished sin obstruct the free intercourse of the Spirit of God. And what a stinted crop is often returned to the Lord of the harvest. Christian brother, sister, beware lest thy heart be an accursed field. Sinner, the god of this world, or thine own selfishness, may lead thee to clear thy heart of that which by men is called morally wrong, but the roots of thy sins, like stumps of the pitch-pine, will not be broken as long as you live, and at last your field will be rejected, and yourself consigned to perdition. Flee to Jesus now. Delay may be fatal.Adolphus Smith3 paragraphs
  41. Fashionable Intelligence.2 paragraphs
  42. The Pope and the Roman Catholic Monarchs.6 paragraphs
  43. Publication Department.Editor118 paragraphs
  44. Obituary Notices.M. E. Morse4 paragraphs
  45. The Lord willing, we will meet with the church at Princeville, Ill., Sabbath, Nov. 16, and continue over Sabbath, the 23rd, and longer if the interest demands.R. F. Andrews; H. C. Blanchard2 paragraphs
  46. THE REVIEW.Jos. Clarke6 paragraphs
  47. GOD'S PURPOSE, MAN'S FREE WILL.Mrs. Cynthia B. Bond3 paragraphs
  48. WORKING CHEAP.—“What does Satan pay you for swearing?” asked one gentleman of another.4 paragraphs
  49. Appointments.John Nevins Andrews; James White; Ellen G. White4 paragraphs
  50. Quarterly Meeting at Pine Island, Minn.H. F. PHELPS.2 paragraphs
  51. OWING to circumstances that I need not mention, the next Monthly Meeting for Calhoun Co. will be at Newton, and is changed from the second to the third Sabbath in November, which is the 16th.John Byington2 paragraphs
  52. PROVIDENCE permitting, we will meet with the churches in the Central district, Mich., as follows:Joseph Bates4 paragraphs
  53. Business Department.24 paragraphs
  54. DR. J. GROVER writes: My brother, Gamaliel R. Grover, requested me to say through the Review to all the Adventists who may be passing through Rock Island, Ill., to call at his house and they will be truly welcome. He is watchman in the R. R. depot and will be found there:Dr. J. Grover1 paragraphs
  55. BRETHREN in the vicinity of Northern Ill. and Southern Wis., can procure our publications at Office prices of H. C. Miller, Monroe, Wis.1 paragraphs
  56. A brother suggests that it would be well for our preachers to send us, from time to time, the names of such brethren and sisters with whom they may be acquainted, as could be relied upon to judiciously circulate a few of our small publications from the tract fund. We should be happy to send out publications in this way as duty may dictate, trusting that all who shall receive them from us will strive to act in the fear of God in their distribution. Let it be borne in mind that our object is not to get the books out of the Office, nor should it be yours to get them out of your hands as soon as you get them, without reference to where or to whom they are given; the object is to place them where the blessing of God will go with them and they shed much light and do great good. In accordance with the above, some of the silent, but powerful, preachers are now on the way to your homes.J. M. A.1 paragraphs
  57. We have just received from the binder a fresh supply of “Thoughts on Revelation.” During the few weeks that we have been out of this work a large number of orders accumulated, all of which we have now filled. We are now prepared to fill promptly any orders that may be given for this book.J. M. A.2 paragraphs
  58. Correction.J. M. A.3 paragraphs