A TRACT SOCIETY secretary sends these suggestions:— “Last night I gave a half-hour's lesson at the missionary meeting, showing the different ways in which the periodicals may be circulated. When I was preparing this, I was surprised at the different methods which might be employed. The people who were present seemed interested, and we shall try hard to induce the individual members to feel a responsibility. I suggested that each one begin with a small club, even if only two, and then try to work it up. If every member in the conference would do this, the circulation would rapidly increase, and a good work would be done. I also spoke about the children's work, and asked for volunteers to go out with two or three children each after school in the afternoon. If subscribers could be obtained in this way, the club could be sent to the church-school teacher, and the children could deliver the papers each week on their way home from school. They seemed interested in the thought of such an effort in behalf of their children. We also talked up the matter of our brethren going out Saturday nights to sell the papers, and hope something can be done in this direction. I have made out a similar lesson, and will send it to the librarians, encouraging each of them to try to work the matter up in his church.”