The Desire of AgesBy MRS. E. G. WHITE.Perhaps there is nothing that has such power to lift the poor out of their poverty, the wretched out of their misery, to make the burden-bearer forget his burdens, the sick his sufferings, the sorrower his grief, the downtrodden his degradation, as good books. Particularly is this true of publications that have the Bible for their foundation, and pre-eminently among these is the book, “The Desire of Ages.”It is a friend to the friendless, joy to the joyless, hope to the hopeless, a helper to the helpless, good cheer and courage to the disheartened. It will bring light into darkness, and sunshine into shadow; it reveals the life and character of the Master in a way that gives the reader a new glimpse of our Father’s love in the gift of His only begotten Son for the fallen race.“The Desire of Ages” is a book for parents, educators, teachers, and students. It is an invaluable reference book, and should be in every home and library.It is printed on extra finished, supercalendered book paper; contains 866 pages, 87 chapters, general and Scriptural indexes, and appendix; is beautifully illustrated, handsomely and substantially bound. The various styles of binding and prices bring the book within the reach of all.Full morocco, gilt edges,$7.00Library, marble edges,5.00Cloth, gilt edges,4.25Cloth, marble edges,3.50Popular edition, plain edges,2.50Send for complete catalogue of publications and descriptive circulars.Sold by subscription only.In case there should be no agent in your vicinity, send your orders to the—REVIEW AND HERALD PUB. CO.,Battle Creek, Mich.
The Desire of Ages
By MRS. E. G. WHITE.
Perhaps there is nothing that has such power to lift the poor out of their poverty, the wretched out of their misery, to make the burden-bearer forget his burdens, the sick his sufferings, the sorrower his grief, the downtrodden his degradation, as good books. Particularly is this true of publications that have the Bible for their foundation, and pre-eminently among these is the book, “The Desire of Ages.”
It is a friend to the friendless, joy to the joyless, hope to the hopeless, a helper to the helpless, good cheer and courage to the disheartened. It will bring light into darkness, and sunshine into shadow; it reveals the life and character of the Master in a way that gives the reader a new glimpse of our Father’s love in the gift of His only begotten Son for the fallen race.
“The Desire of Ages” is a book for parents, educators, teachers, and students. It is an invaluable reference book, and should be in every home and library.
It is printed on extra finished, supercalendered book paper; contains 866 pages, 87 chapters, general and Scriptural indexes, and appendix; is beautifully illustrated, handsomely and substantially bound. The various styles of binding and prices bring the book within the reach of all.
Send for complete catalogue of publications and descriptive circulars.
Sold by subscription only.
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Bell’s Language Series.A Complete Course, in Five Books, Based Upon the Natural Method; Teaching, Giving, and Illustrating Principles Rather Than Rules. Especially Adapted for Home Study.This unique series consists of—Book No. One,Primary Language Lessons from life, nature, and revelation; 272 pages; price, cloth,$ 65Book No. Two,Elementary Grammar; 224 pages; price, cloth,65Book No. Three,Complete Grammar; 281 pages; price, cloth,80Book No. Four,Rhetoric and Higher English; 375 pages; price, cloth,1 25Book No. Five,Studies in English and American Literature; 599 pages; price, cloth,1 75Circulars sent on application; also complete catalogue of publications. Address—REVIEW AND HERALD PUB. CO.,Battle Creek, Mich.Chicago, Ill. Toronto, Ont. Atlanta, Ga.
Bell’s Language Series.
A Complete Course, in Five Books, Based Upon the Natural Method; Teaching, Giving, and Illustrating Principles Rather Than Rules. Especially Adapted for Home Study.
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LOOKING UNTO JESUSORCHRIST IN TYPE AND ANTITYPE.By Uriah Smith.The design of the author in this book is to aid the reader to gain an understanding of the nature, position, and work of Christ as set forth in Type and Antitype; also a vivid description is given of the Sanctuary and its service, answering the questions, what and where the Sanctuary is, and its relation to every Bible doctrine.The book contains 300 pages, a beautiful frontispiece, nine full-page illustrations, and many smaller half-tone engravings. Bound in two styles of binding, beautiful cover design.PRICES.Plain Cloth Edition,$1.00Presentation Edition, gilt edges,1.50Sold by subscription only. Agents Wanted.BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR.HERE AND HEREAFTER, or Man in Life and Death. 357 pages. Substantial cloth binding, $1.00.MODERN SPIRITUALISM. A fulfillment of Prophecy and Sign of the Times. Illustrated. Cloth, 50 cents.SMITH’S DIAGRAMS AND PARLIAMENTARY RULES. Pocket size. Muslin, 50 cents.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS
ORCHRIST IN TYPE AND ANTITYPE.
By Uriah Smith.
The design of the author in this book is to aid the reader to gain an understanding of the nature, position, and work of Christ as set forth in Type and Antitype; also a vivid description is given of the Sanctuary and its service, answering the questions, what and where the Sanctuary is, and its relation to every Bible doctrine.
The book contains 300 pages, a beautiful frontispiece, nine full-page illustrations, and many smaller half-tone engravings. Bound in two styles of binding, beautiful cover design.
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“The Great Empires of Prophecy,fromBabylon to the Fall of Rome.”By Alonzo T. Jones.THIS IS THE TITLE OF OUR NEW HISTORY TEXT-BOOK.“The Great Empires of Prophecy” is thehistorythat is foretold in thepropheciesof the great empires in the book of Daniel,—Babylon, Medo-Persia, Grecia, Rome, and the ten divisions of the Roman Empire.More than eighty of the standard historians and authorities on the history of the respective empires of the prophecy, speak in the book in their own language; so that it is fairly a cyclopedia ofhistory, in fulfilment of the prophecies of the book of Daniel.Are you interested in the book of Daniel? You can not afford to be without this book.Every minister, every Bible worker, every student of the book of Daniel, and every student of history, needs this book. It contains 712 large pages, besides 22 full-page maps, made especially for the book by the author, and printed in from three to thirteen colors.The book is issued in one style of binding, and the price is only $2.00.Address all orders to the—REVIEW AND HERALD PUB. CO., Battle Creek, Mich.Chicago, Ill. Toronto, Ont. Atlanta, Ga.
“The Great Empires of Prophecy,fromBabylon to the Fall of Rome.”
By Alonzo T. Jones.
By Alonzo T. Jones.
THIS IS THE TITLE OF OUR NEW HISTORY TEXT-BOOK.
“The Great Empires of Prophecy” is thehistorythat is foretold in thepropheciesof the great empires in the book of Daniel,—Babylon, Medo-Persia, Grecia, Rome, and the ten divisions of the Roman Empire.
More than eighty of the standard historians and authorities on the history of the respective empires of the prophecy, speak in the book in their own language; so that it is fairly a cyclopedia ofhistory, in fulfilment of the prophecies of the book of Daniel.
Are you interested in the book of Daniel? You can not afford to be without this book.
Every minister, every Bible worker, every student of the book of Daniel, and every student of history, needs this book. It contains 712 large pages, besides 22 full-page maps, made especially for the book by the author, and printed in from three to thirteen colors.
The book is issued in one style of binding, and the price is only $2.00.
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GOOD FORM AND CHRISTIANETIQUETTE,By the Late Mrs. S. M. I. HENRY,Twenty-five years National Evangelist W. C. T. U.In this little volume is expressed the ripened thought of the author’s many years of experience in Christian work, testing the grand principles of Good Form and Christian Etiquette.Polite manners are the first requisite to the entering of good society.“Good Form” is not a book of rules to be committed to memory for any special occasion, but it contains principles to be woven into the character and daily life.The book contains 150 pages, with portrait of the author, and copious index of subjects. Bound in two styles.Words of Commendation for “Good Form:”“Good Form and Christian Etiquette” is a sensible, well-written, practical, and helpful book. It is based on the Christian conception of life, and conforms to the best usages of American Society.—J. H. Vincent.I am much pleased with the little booklet “Good Form and Christian Etiquette.” Its pages are replete with good advice on subjects of everyday interest. Christian courtesy is one of the most necessary qualifications of the Christian worker, and I feel sure this latest of Mrs. Henry’s works will prove a timely help to parents in bringing up their children; to our young people in their associations with others; and in fact to everyone who desires to so equip himself that his bearing shall have the true dignity of Christian refinement.—Mrs. E. E. Kellogg,Sec. Child Culture Circles, National W. C. T. U.I have examined “Good Form” with great care and interest. It is certainly a very practical contribution to the literature on etiquette. Most books on this subject are too elaborate, and have too much of the fashionable society air; but this one meets the needs of common people, and I am sure they will thank Mrs. Henry for this effort to help them in making life’s pathway pleasant and easier.—Mary Wood-Allen, M. D.,Supt. Purity Dept. World’s W. C. T. U.Price, Blue silk cloth, gilt edge,50 cts.”Royal Melton paper, plain,25 cts.REVIEW AND HERALD PUB. CO., Battle Creek, Mich.
GOOD FORM AND CHRISTIANETIQUETTE,
By the Late Mrs. S. M. I. HENRY,Twenty-five years National Evangelist W. C. T. U.
In this little volume is expressed the ripened thought of the author’s many years of experience in Christian work, testing the grand principles of Good Form and Christian Etiquette.
Polite manners are the first requisite to the entering of good society.
“Good Form” is not a book of rules to be committed to memory for any special occasion, but it contains principles to be woven into the character and daily life.
The book contains 150 pages, with portrait of the author, and copious index of subjects. Bound in two styles.
Words of Commendation for “Good Form:”
“Good Form and Christian Etiquette” is a sensible, well-written, practical, and helpful book. It is based on the Christian conception of life, and conforms to the best usages of American Society.—J. H. Vincent.I am much pleased with the little booklet “Good Form and Christian Etiquette.” Its pages are replete with good advice on subjects of everyday interest. Christian courtesy is one of the most necessary qualifications of the Christian worker, and I feel sure this latest of Mrs. Henry’s works will prove a timely help to parents in bringing up their children; to our young people in their associations with others; and in fact to everyone who desires to so equip himself that his bearing shall have the true dignity of Christian refinement.—Mrs. E. E. Kellogg,Sec. Child Culture Circles, National W. C. T. U.I have examined “Good Form” with great care and interest. It is certainly a very practical contribution to the literature on etiquette. Most books on this subject are too elaborate, and have too much of the fashionable society air; but this one meets the needs of common people, and I am sure they will thank Mrs. Henry for this effort to help them in making life’s pathway pleasant and easier.—Mary Wood-Allen, M. D.,Supt. Purity Dept. World’s W. C. T. U.
“Good Form and Christian Etiquette” is a sensible, well-written, practical, and helpful book. It is based on the Christian conception of life, and conforms to the best usages of American Society.—J. H. Vincent.
I am much pleased with the little booklet “Good Form and Christian Etiquette.” Its pages are replete with good advice on subjects of everyday interest. Christian courtesy is one of the most necessary qualifications of the Christian worker, and I feel sure this latest of Mrs. Henry’s works will prove a timely help to parents in bringing up their children; to our young people in their associations with others; and in fact to everyone who desires to so equip himself that his bearing shall have the true dignity of Christian refinement.—Mrs. E. E. Kellogg,Sec. Child Culture Circles, National W. C. T. U.
I have examined “Good Form” with great care and interest. It is certainly a very practical contribution to the literature on etiquette. Most books on this subject are too elaborate, and have too much of the fashionable society air; but this one meets the needs of common people, and I am sure they will thank Mrs. Henry for this effort to help them in making life’s pathway pleasant and easier.—Mary Wood-Allen, M. D.,Supt. Purity Dept. World’s W. C. T. U.
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