p. 29 | BOOKS TO THE POOR by James White

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 30, 1868

BOOKS TO THE POOR.

By James White

The object of raising a Book and Tract Fund was that certain important books and tracts might be at once put into the hands of those who have not ready cash.

It was not the object of those who took hold of this matter, to furnish all the books for sale at the Review Office to such persons. The books, &c., considered important to all such, are Spiritual Gifts, How to Live, Appeal to Mothers, Appeal to Youth, Sabbath Readings, for youth and children, and the two large Charts, with key of explanation of the one which illustrates the prophecies.

I do not wish to trust books to any one. Neither is it the design of the Association to trust out small lots here and there. Experience proves that this is not the best course. Those, however, who are anxious to obtain the above-named books and Charts, and have not the ready cash to pay for them, can receive them by forwarding 50 cents to J. M. Aldrich, Battle Creek, Mich., to pay postage.

The wholesale price of these books will be charged to the Book Fund. All persons who thus receive them, will be invited to pay for them at some future time, should they find themselves able to spare the amount. Those who choose to do so, can send their orders to me at Greenville, Montcalm Co., Mich. Give your name, Post Office, County, and State, in plain writing.

M. A. Packard, Weathersfield Run, sends for a package, but gives no State. I cannot send the books till I know where to send them.

JAMES WHITE,