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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, February 24, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 8

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

The Conflict Between Truth and Falsehood:

A poem by G. K. Owen. This little work is designed to picture in a new and pleasing manner the conflict between Truth and Falsehood “from the time when man was first intoxicated by the cup of Falsehood, and Truth was rudely repelled from the earth,” until the final overthrow and destruction of Falsehood and the father of falsehood. The leading battles between these two forces are presented “in changing rhythm” before the mind of the reader. The design of the author is by this means to attract the attention of some to the truth who would not otherwise be reached. The price of the work is ten cents, post-paid. Address, Hattie House, REVIEW AND HERALD, Battle Creek, Mich.
My post office address will be Barton Landing, Vt., till further notice. To treasurers wishing to do business with me, I would say that this is a money order office. A. S. Hutchins.

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WANTED.—An efficient middle-aged woman as help in a boarding-house; must be a Sabbath-keeper, and some well recommended. Address for one month, Mrs. Julia Trexler, No. 174½ N. Western Ave., Chicago, Ill.
WANTED.—A good farm hand, a Sabbath-keeper, for 8 months, to commence March 1 or 10. Will pay $14 for the first month and $17 per month for the other seven months, with washing and mending included. Address D. Glunt, Osceola, Clark Co., Ia.
A young man, a Sabbath-keeper, wishes to find employment among Sabbath-keepers. Can do all kinds of farm work, but is willing to do work of any nature. Address G. C. Iles, Chesterville, Morrow Co., O.

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Chicago Mission.—A Hamilton $100.
British Mission.—Mo T & M Soc $3.25, “Thank offering” 1. J M Lowry 5., Stephen Worden 1., Sally Worden 1.