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Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, January 8, 1880

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 55, No. 2

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Publishers' Department.

“Not slothful in business.” Rom. 12:11.

A DESIRABLE VOLUME.

History of Romanism, by John Dowling, D. D. This large work of 940 pages, may now be had at this Office at the reduced price of $4.00, postpaid. It deals with an important subject and goes to the foundation of it. It not only refutes the errors and superstitions of Romanism, but tells the story of their origin, exhibits the workings of the iniquitous system, reviews historically its domination over kings and princes, its oppression of the consciences, and torture of the bodies, of men, and the efforts of different ones at different times to relieve Christendom of its terrible thralldom. The papacy occupies so prominent a position in the prophetic field, that any information pertaining to it is of special interest to the student of prophecy. All who are able should have a copy of this book.

CRUDEN'S CONCORDANCE, COMPLETE.

A man rarely becomes so familiar with the Bible, that he has no occasion at times to use a Concordance in looking for particular passages. A book of this kind has therefore come to be considered an indispensable aid in the study of the Scriptures. And it is a laudable ambition to seek for the best. This, in the line of Concordances we are now prepared to furnish in Cruden's Concordance, Unabridged, which can be sent from this Office postpaid at a price which brings it within the reach of all. The condensed edition we have never sold for less than $1.50. This complete edition is but 25 cents more, and leaves nothing further to be desired in this line.
Price, postpaid, only $1.75.

OUR SWEDISH PAPER.

This paper enters upon the new year under a new name, in a new and improved form and a new dress. It is now called Advent Harolden (the Advent Herald) instead of Svensk Advent Harold (Swedish Advent Herald). The size of the page has been enlarged to 6½ by 9 inches.
Sixteen pages to the number, issued monthly. It is provided with a new illustrated heading, and printed on nice tinted paper, making a very handsome appearance. These improvements will be appreciated by the friends of the work among the Swedes, and we expect the Harolden will enter at once upon an enlarged field of usefulness.
Terms to subscribers in America, $0.75
With the “Way of Life” picture as premium, $1.00
To subscribers in Europe, without the premium, $0.90
In clubs of 5 to 10 copies, when sent to one address to be used for missionary distribution, 50 cents a copy.
Ten or more copies, 40 cents each.
Beginning with the January number, the Harolden will be sent on trial for six months, when paid for by friends, for 25 cents.

THE STIMME DER WAHRHEIT.

Our German paper will hereafter be published monthly. This important change was made at the earnest solicitation of our German brethren, and by the advice of Elds. Decker and Grant, and others who have had much experience in introducing it among the German people of their States. The field to be occupied by this paper is so broad, and its reception has been so hearty, that we look for great good to result from a wide circulation of it.
The Stimme der Wahrheit (Voice of Truth) is an eight-page illustrated German monthly, the same size page as the Review, and is a bold exponent of the same truths advocated in the Review and Signs of the Times.
It is intended as a pioneer paper for the announcement of the third angel's message to the German-speaking people of Europe and America.
Terms to subscribers in America, 50 cents.
With “Way of Life,” to new subscribers, 75 cents.
To European subscribers, without premium, 70 cents.
In clubs of five to ten copies, when sent to one address, to be used exclusively for missionary purposes, 40 cts. a copy.
Ten or more copies, 35 cents each.
Any one who will send us four full-paying subscribers will receive a fifth copy free.
Persons who will make the work of canvassing for the Stimme a regular business, may retain a cash commission of 10 cents on each subscriber.
The permanent P. O. address of Eld. R. J. Lawrence is Rochester, Oakland Co., Mich.
The address of O. A. Johnson will be Kickapoo Center, Vernon Co., Wis., till Jan. 8, 1880; after that it will be Liberty Pole, Vernon Co., Wis.
A young man and his wife, who have lately accepted the Sabbath through reading, would be glad to find work among Sabbath-keepers. Address, J. B. Hendricks, Cerro Gordo, Piatt Co., Ill.
Full members of the Wisconsin H. and T. Society will please notice that now is the time to pay annual dues, ten cents for each member. Let them be remitted at once to the State Secretary, Mrs. Mary F. Stillman, Madison, Wis. The funds are needed to pay the expense of distributing the certificates, which are now ready.
G. C. Tenney, Pres.
Notice of expiration of subscription will be given by special stamp on the margin of the paper. We should be pleased to receive your renewal at once.

Books Sent by Express.

D M Canright $6.90, David Kinger 2.00, E H Pratt 4.25, S N Haskell 82.13, E Higley 28.84, Sarah Taliferro 9.52.

Gen. Conf. Fund.

Devere Wilber, thank-offering 1.00, Mrs A C Penfield 2.00, Albine Nelson tithe 1.00, Andrew Nelson 5.00, Geo. Clark 2.00, Mrs E Perkins 75c, Valeria Hodges and daughter 4.00, Mrs H E Richardson 3.40.

Mich. Conf. Fund.

Allegan S L Rhodes 5.00, Monterey per A Carpenter 20.00, Convis per S Sellers 22.41, Bronson per M B Miller 6.03, Thetford Center per Nettie Johnson 8.50, Wright per C Buck 30.00, Hastings M Randall 1.50, Thetford Center Nettie Johnson 1.92, Fowlerville W H Kennedy 1.70, Olivet per A N Van Horn 6.08, Jane A Crofoot 1.00, Tuscola 1.00, Charlotte per V A Merriam 40.00, St Charles per J M Wilkinson 60.00.

Mich. T. & M. Society.

Dist. 4 A Carpenter $36.00, Dist. 15 added ⅞ M Randall 50c, Dist. 14 Ida Zenor 75c, Dist. 8 C & J Byington 9.00.

Donation to Pub. Association.

Mrs F Glascock $11.75.

Cash Rec'd on Account.

Pa Conf Fund Mrs J E Potter (s B) $3.62, Geo A King 20.00, T J Sutherland 2.25, Geo C Tenney 15.15, Christian Black 3.00, James Sawyer per R Sawyer Sen 8.00, Wm Beebe 10.00, J D Pegg 5.00, Am H & T Association per F E Myers Neb 1.25.

European Mission.

Harriet Evans 60c, C S Coon $1.00.

English Mission.

A J Richmond $1.00.

Danish Mission.

J C Jorgensen $5.00, H E Hanson 15.00, Gallatin Mo Church 4.00, Carl Larzen 5.00, Niels Hanson 5.00, S M Lowell 1.00, Henry Hanson 5.00, Karen Hanson 2.00, Morton Rasmussen 5.00, Lars Hanson 4.00, Sine Hanson 2.00, Hanne Mortensen 1.00, Paul N Aggergaard 4.00, A Poulsen 10.00, Andrew P Peterson 10.00, Hans Maason 3.00, A Nelson 5.00, Mary Lorenson 5.00, Albine Nelson 3.00, Peter Johnson 15.00, Wm A Johnson 5.00,