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Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, January 1, 1880

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 1

BOOKS FOR FAMILY READING.

By S. N. H.

BY S. N. H.

The importance of carrying into effect the plan of family reading which has been presented to our people, cannot be overestimated, and we are exceedingly anxious that no family of S. D. Adventists should be deprived of the privilege of reading the three volumes of Spirit of Prophecy, the Testimonies, or the family library recommended in the REVIEW of Dec. 11, 1879.

There are some among our brethren who are not able to purchase these books. To such the tract societies make the following liberal offer: For seven new subscribers for Good Health, not S. D. Adventists, and $7.00, they will give the three volumes of Spirit of Prophecy. For 13 new subscribers and $13, the six volumes of the Testimonies, Nos. 1 to 28 inclusive. For 20 subscribers with $20, a library of our bound books, put up in suitable boxes, consisting of History of the Sabbath, Thoughts on Daniel, Thoughts on Revelation, Life of Wm. Miller, Sanctuary and 2300 Days, Bible from Heaven, Constitutional Amendment, Nature and Destiny of Man, Life of Capt. Joseph Bates, Science and the Bible, United States in Prophecy, and Thoughts on Baptism, in all amounting to 3,970 pages, worth $10.15. For 35 new subscribers the societies will furnish the above-mentioned library, the six volumes of Testimonies, and three volumes of Spirit of Prophecy.

Some of the above-named books can be delivered before all of these subscribers are obtained. Satisfactory arrangements can be made with each State society, so as to give sufficient time. This offer is to those who are unable to purchase and pay the money for the books. Arrangements should be made immediately, so that the reading can commence at once.