Selling Thoughts on Daniel and Revelation
By Editor
AN agent in this State has taken orders in two weeks for seventy-one copies of “Thoughts on Daniel and Revelation.” To accomplish this, he worked only ten days, thus averaging over seven orders a day. He has sent in his first order to the office, for two hundred copies. This is the best possible proof that the people want the book, and that good wages may be made by selling it. The best of all is that the books thus disposed of will do an incalculable amount of good. Whoever sells a copy of this book does the purchaser a real favor. The book is sold only by subscription, and thousands are waiting to receive it. Who will take it to them?