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Advent Review and Sabbath Herald

Vol. 55, No. 18

April 29, 1880

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79
Pages
16
Illustrations
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In this edition

  1. THERE IS BUT ONE BAPTISM34 paragraphs
  2. COMING!Eliza H. Morton8 paragraphs
  3. THE SOULN. Wardner62 paragraphs
  4. THE GRAND REUNIONH. D. Banks12 paragraphs
  5. CHARITYC. Green8 paragraphs
  6. A WARNINGA. J. Cudney4 paragraphs
  7. Fertilizing Showers and Clouded Skies1 paragraphs
  8. WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE WORLD?6 paragraphs
  9. THE RIGHT SPIRIT3 paragraphs
  10. Guthrie's Description of the New Jerusalem1 paragraphs
  11. Perseverance and Health3 paragraphs
  12. The Man Who Mars20 paragraphs
  13. KEEP IT TO YOURSELF2 paragraphs
  14. The Old Methodist's Testimony11 paragraphs
  15. SOCIABILITYH. E. Sawyer4 paragraphs
  16. DON'T FRET3 paragraphs
  17. THE BIBLE AS AN EDUCATOR8 paragraphs
  18. LEARN A TRADE9 paragraphs
  19. German Officials Resist Puttkamer's New Spelling System1 paragraphs
  20. The Blessing of Honest Labor and Rest1 paragraphs
  21. Nature's Hymn and Christian Praise1 paragraphs
  22. Genius Gains Strength Through Toil and Poverty1 paragraphs
  23. NEW YORK S. S. CONVENTIONM. H. Brown7 paragraphs
  24. THE FIRE-WORSHIPERSG. H. Bell7 paragraphs
  25. IN THE FIELDJames White23 paragraphs
  26. THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTUREJames White18 paragraphs
  27. SPIRITUALISMEditor6 paragraphs
  28. TO THE LONE PILGRIMSRoswell F. Cottrell8 paragraphs
  29. DISAPPOINTMENTSJoseph Clarke8 paragraphs
  30. ONE ERROR LEADS TO ANOTHERR. F. Cottrell7 paragraphs
  31. ABOMINATION UNTO THE LORDA. S. Hutchins10 paragraphs
  32. THE BIBLE IS SUFFICIENTLY VOLUMINOUSD. T. Bourdeau9 paragraphs
  33. ANOTHER ACCESSION TO SPIRITUALISM5 paragraphs
  34. OFFICE-SEEKING AND OFFICE-SEEKERS4 paragraphs
  35. Chancellor Crosby on Spencer's Books as Text-Books1 paragraphs
  36. NEBRASKA4 paragraphs
  37. KANSAS10 paragraphs
  38. INDIANA15 paragraphs
  39. MISSISSIPPIJ. M. Ellitt; J. R. Waite3 paragraphs
  40. WISCONSING. C. Tenney3 paragraphs
  41. DAKOTAS. B. Whitney5 paragraphs
  42. THE FAR-OFF RAIN2 paragraphs
  43. PENNSYLVANIAS. Thurston; L. A. Thurston2 paragraphs
  44. NEW YORKT. M. Lane2 paragraphs
  45. KENTUCKYS. Osborn5 paragraphs
  46. MICHIGANA. O. Burrill6 paragraphs
  47. UNITED EFFORT IN MISSIONARY WORKMaria L. Huntley7 paragraphs
  48. THE TRACT AND MISSIONARY WORK IN ILLINOISB. F. Merritt9 paragraphs
  49. AN APPEALR. F. Andrews; Lizzie Campbell7 paragraphs
  50. PACIFIC S. D. A. PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION8 paragraphs
  51. FAILEDGEO. W. WASHBURN5 paragraphs
  52. Hutchinson, Minn., April 22, 1880D. P. Curtis; H. W. Babcock; J. L. House4 paragraphs
  53. BETTER THAN REPORTEDM. L. H.5 paragraphs
  54. Notes of News33 paragraphs
  55. NATIONAL T. AND M. SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAINJohn Norton Loughborough; A. M. Loughborough6 paragraphs
  56. QUARTERLY MEETING AT WRIGHT, MICHH. W. Decker; Jennie Thayer10 paragraphs
  57. Obituary Notices10 paragraphs
  58. BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE24 paragraphs
  59. REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING HOUSE6 paragraphs
  60. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SANITARIUM,John Harvey Kellogg7 paragraphs
  61. GOOD HEALTHEditor12 paragraphs
  62. THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES6 paragraphs
  63. THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR21 paragraphs
  64. STIMME DER WAHRHEIT10 paragraphs
  65. ADVENT TIDENDEEditor8 paragraphs
  66. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROADH. C. Wentworth6 paragraphs
  67. N. W. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY3 paragraphs
  68. THE IOWA TENT AND CAMP-MEETING FUNDGeorge L. Butler3 paragraphs
  69. NOTA BENEEditor2 paragraphs
  70. A GOOD BEGINNINGEditor2 paragraphs
  71. LET US REASONR. F. C.2 paragraphs
  72. A Temperance Song BookJohn Harvey Kellogg4 paragraphs
  73. PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK STATE MEETINGSB. L. Whitney5 paragraphs
  74. Publishers’ DepartmentEditor23 paragraphs
  75. CAMP-MEETINGS FOR 18807 paragraphs
  76. Progress of the Work in Europe and Egypt1 paragraphs
  77. Review Endorses Prof. Hallman's Views on Education2 paragraphs
  78. Gladstone, England's Policy Shift, and the Turkish Question3 paragraphs
  79. Appointments for Meetings in Kansas, Michigan, and Wisconsin5 paragraphs