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Vol. 35, No. 16.

Review and Herald

Vol. 35, No. 16.

Third-day, April 5, 1870

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  1. OUR FAITH AND HOPE;James White27 paragraphs
  2. A Great Fact AcknowledgedEditor8 paragraphs
  3. Amusements—when Innocent, when SinfulD. F. Newton17 paragraphs
  4. Abiding in ChristC. LAWTON5 paragraphs
  5. An Independent ChristianA. P. LAWTON.3 paragraphs
  6. Modesty Gives Merit Strength1 paragraphs
  7. Elijah the Prophet21 paragraphs
  8. The Closing Messages.—No. 28.Roswell F. Cottrell11 paragraphs
  9. Double-MindedJohn Nevins Andrews3 paragraphs
  10. Bearing the Yoke in YouthJohn Nevins Andrews3 paragraphs
  11. Religious GamblingJos. Clarke7 paragraphs
  12. Walk while ye Have the LightMary Martin7 paragraphs
  13. Meetings in MichiganJoseph Bates8 paragraphs
  14. Plenty of Room in the Heavenly CityJOHN MATTESON10 paragraphs
  15. Obituary Notices5 paragraphs
  16. A Company of Sabbath-KeepersL. McCoy11 paragraphs
  17. A Good Day at Dell PrairieBro. Tenney4 paragraphs
  18. The Amendment AgitationJ. W. Bailey5 paragraphs
  19. HARRIET WHITEHarriet White4 paragraphs
  20. Bro. Lawrence Visits Jackson County1 paragraphs
  21. Firm in the Second Coming1 paragraphs
  22. Signs of Christ’s Coming1 paragraphs
  23. Hope of Overcoming1 paragraphs
  24. Request for a Preacher1 paragraphs
  25. A Word of EntreatyAngelia J. Edmunds6 paragraphs
  26. Obstinacy and Vehemence1 paragraphs
  27. Business Department13 paragraphs
  28. Opposition to Religious Amendment Debate2 paragraphs
  29. The Result5 paragraphs
  30. To Correspondents6 paragraphs
  31. New Tents—Further Information5 paragraphs
  32. ItemsJos. Clarke8 paragraphs
  33. AppointmentsDudley Marvin Canright; A. Gleason4 paragraphs
  34. Unsigned Communications1 paragraphs
  35. A Circumstance that Alters the CaseW. Sutliff3 paragraphs
  36. The Results of Diligence1 paragraphs