Let a Few Crumbs Fall This Way
By H. F. PHELPS
I HAVE yet about four thousand copies of the tract, “A Twofold Apostasy.” This notice will not appear again, so preserve it till you get four five-cent postage stamps, which will give you 115 copies of this tract. The anti-cigarette and tobacco tract, “Save the Boys,” is all gone. I have received many commendations for the tract, and I desire to revise, enlarge, and republish it; but I need help to do so. In fact, I cannot do this without help. I do not ask a gift; for all who will help with their means shall receive tracts23in return as soon as published, unless they are willing to donate toward the free circulation of the tract. I would like to circulate many millions of the tract; for I am persuaded that we are doing but a small part of what we should do to save the boys from the curse of habit. A boy once taught to preserve the mastery over his appetite, is much more likely to see and obey the truth than is the one who falls a victim to the habit of tobacco using. Amid the many calls, who will let a few crumbs come this way?