p. 72 | To Temperance Workers by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Feb 9, 1882

To Temperance Workers.

By Editor

Our hearts have been cheered lately by receiving so many orders for Teetotal certificates. It shows that there are some earnest workers in the State, and we trust their example may provoke others to good works. Send in the names with twenty-five cents accompanying each one, and we will send you the certificates. Now is the time, also, to pay in your annual dues. It is such a small amount (only ten cents apiece) that it is within the reach of every one, and we shall, therefore, expect to receive a great many dimes within the next month. The amount is small but by no means to be despised as dimes make dollars and for every dollar we can get much more than a dollar's worth of good temperance reading matter.

If any clubs or individuals are not yet supplied with copies of No. 15 of the National Liberator, send sixty cents and we will mail you one hundred. It contains a most excellent speech by John B. Finch, head of the Good Templars in Nebraska, one by Gov. St. John, and another by the well-known temperance worker, Frances E. Willard, and for general distribution we know of nothing better.

Address all letters of business or inquiry to the State Secretary, Mrs. Jessie F. Waggoner (Care Pacific Press), Oakland, Cal.