THE WORK - AND - THE WORKERS by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 26, 1909

THE WORK — AND — THE WORKERS

By Editor

SCORES of orders are still coming in for the beautiful, easy-selling August number of Life and Health. The edition of 82,500 copies is nearly all sold.

BROTHER S. G. WHITE, secretary of the California Tract Society, has just sent us an order for 3,500 September Life and Health and 2,000 Liberty No. 3, a total of 5,500 ten-cent magazines. All but 1,000 of these are for use at their coming camp-meeting.

DURING the five weeks ending August 18, we sold out our entire first edition of 50,000 copies of Liberty magazine No. 3,—and more. We are now rushing through a second edition, of 10,000 copies (exhausting our present stock of paper), making a total of 60,000 copies issued to date. And the three months during which this beautiful number can be sold, are only half gone.

ONLY a cent will bring to any one a vital message of health. There are but few persons who do not really need these health messages printed in our series of ten tracts on important health topics. Order a supply of these Life and Health Leaflets to place in the possession of those in need of them. These little Health Leaflets will serve as “entering wedges” to the greater message we have for the people. Send at once for a sample package, 10 cents.

BROTHER R. C. SPOHR, missionary secretary of the Indiana Conference, states that Liberty is the best seller “for Sunday work.” He says: “On Sunday seven of the young ladies sold 246 copies of Liberty. The ten ladies who worked Saturday night sold 372 copies of Liberty on the streets of —, Kentucky. Most of them worked less than two hours. One sold 62 magazines in that time. The best Saturday night’s work previous to this was 357 magazines sold by eleven young ladies.”

SOMETHING SPECIAL.—In unpacking a large box of odds and ends of printed matter from the old Review and Herald plant, at Battle Creek, Mich., we found a small bundle of portraits, 9 x 12, of William Miller and Joshua V. Himes, the two leading lecturers on the second advent of Christ, in A. D. 1843-44. These are very rare pictures, and will be greatly appreciated by all of the old-time members of the church. As long as they last, we will send them, post-paid, at 25 cents each. Order of the Book Department.

“BATTLE HYMNS OF THE KINGDOM” is the title of a beautiful little volume containing fifteen full-page illustrations, with full-page poems on opposite pages, with the text of the illustration, all of which vividly portrays fifteen leading events that precede or follow the second coming of Christ. In many ways, it is very attractive, and will teach the second coming of Christ where it might not be possible to do so by other means. The illustrations will materially impress the facts of this great event. As long as our present stock remains, we will send the book, post-paid, for 25 cents.