THE HOME HAND-BOOK by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Oct 13, 1881

THE HOME HAND-BOOK.

By Editor

WE ARE ANXIOUS TO SECURE GOOD MEN, WHO either are, or are likely to become, competent Agents. To such we can yet offer

Some Very Important Counties on the Coast.

The work being simple and practical in its directions, and an obvious necessity in every country household, it is an easy work for an Agent to handle.

We have just shipped ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY COPIES to one Agent in a thinly populated southern county, the orders for which were taken in

A LITTLE OVER TWO MONTHS.

The same Agent has taken ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY subscriptions for "GOOD HEALTH."

Correspondence Invited—Write for Circular.

Address, PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland, Cal.

"It is a wonderful book."—JOHN B. GOUGH.

"In constant service since it came."—PROF. T. C. ABBOTT, A. M., D. D., President of the Michigan State Agricultural Society.

"Of far more value in the home than any luxury in food or furniture."—F. F. JEWELL, D. D., San Jose.

"I have no hesitancy in saying this work is worth its weight in coin to any one who will study its teachings and practice its precepts."—B. COGSHALL, M. D., President Flint Academy of Medicine, Mich.