Untitled article by G. W. A.

Untitled article

G. W. A.

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, December 31, 1867

ALL OUT!—Recently, our small tracts have disappeared from the shelves like dew before the morning sun. At present, the editions of several are exhausted, so that we cannot supply until reprinted. We shall have to print immediately "Matthew Twenty-four," "The Transgressor's Fate," "What is Truth?" "Much in Little," and "Scripture References." We do not mention this to keep our friends from ordering, for they can all be re-produced almost any day, but rather to show the interest that is waking up on the subject of tract circulation. This is as it should be. These little tracts have been written by men of God, and are potent preachers in declaring the truth. Let the good work keep moving, brethren. And as the little waifs sally forth in a thousand different directions, in the great wide field now white for the harvest, may the prayers of the faithful be offered that these little leaves of truth, like seed flung from the hand of the careful husbandman may lodge in good soil, and bring forth fruit, thirty, sixty, and a hundred fold.

G. W. A.