THE fifth edition of the June Protestant (5,000 copies) is half gone, making a total of 70,000 copies thus far sold. A TELEGRAM was received Thursday, June 18, from Brother H. A. May, secretary of the New Jersey Tract Society, ordering 1,000 copies of the Protestant Magazine. From a letter which followed, it appeared that 40,000 members of patriotic organizations were to parade in the streets of Camden, and our workers who were preparing for the annual camp meeting in that place decided to unite in selling the magazine in the line of march. MISS ETHEL HENNESSY has just sold 1,250 copies of Life and Health and the Signs Magazine during fourteen working days, in the city of Boston. She thereby earned in that short time a half year's scholarship in the South Lancaster Academy. Here is her canvass: “I am trying to earn a scholarship in South Lancaster Academy, which requires a sale of between 2,400 and 2,500 of these magazines. In order to do this, I am selling single copies. I am not taking subscriptions. Thank you.” A written recommendation signed by Prof. B. F. Machlan, also proved helpful to her. There is still time for you to earn a year's scholarship—possibly two—in the same way, in one of our schools. MR. O. P. DEFORD, proprietor of the Pierce Hotel, Denver, Colo., where Rev. Otis L. Spurgeon was overpowered and kidnapped by a Roman mob some weeks ago, writes: “I herein inclose list of all the county officials of the State of Colorado, and suggest that you mail the June number of your Protestant Magazine to each name. Mailed you draft a few days ago for four subscriptions. Purchased 10 copies of the June number at our organization last night, and am placing them in good hands. Were I financially able, I should order the magazine sent to every officeholder in Colorado.” Who will help us to send one copy to each of these 862 officials, at half price, or five cents a copy, or 20 for $1.00? Send your orders through your tract society.