The Circulation of Tracts

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 2, 1869

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 33, No. 10.

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The Circulation of Tracts.

THE time has come to enter, in earnest, upon the circulation of our tracts. Our tracts have been written with the greatest care, and are adapted to the wants of the people who are ready to read. The people want light. The people must have light. And let every believer say, By the grace of God, they shall have light. Read the sermon in this paper, on doing, and then go to work. One important branch of labor at this time is the circulation of our tracts.
WE offer seventeen selected tracts, post-paid, for twenty-five cents. They are as follows:
The Law and the Gospel. The Sufferings of Christ. God's Memorial; the Sabbath. Seven Reasons for Sunday Keeping examined. Which Day do you keep and Why? Who Changed the Sabbath? The Sabbath by Elihu. Scripture References on Important Subjects. Infidelity and Spiritualism Sixteen Short Answers to Sixteen Common Objections to the Second Advent Faith. Some Features of our Times. Appeal on Immortality. Much in Little; on Immortality. The Wicked Dead; on Immortality. Brief Thoughts; on Immortality. Thoughts for the Candid; on Immortality. Heavenly Meeting.
Within the last six months several thousands of twenty-five cent packages of our best tracts have been sent out from the office. This is the most convenient form to circulate them. Those who want an extra amount of any one or more kinds can receive them in packages of twenty-five, or one hundred. Our tracts furnished at the office, or sent by express or railroad, at the rate of sixteen hundred pages for one dollar.
JAMES WHITE.