On that best home-book for women and girls, “MY MOTHER’S LIFE,”
a number of our sisters find that the time of Mrs. Rossiter’s offer, to December 1, expired too soon. Therefore Mrs. Rossiter has renewed her offer for another three months, to April 1, as follows:— For the benefit of those who were not able to avail themselves of the former opportunity to secure a copy of “My Mother’s Life” the following offer is made: To any one sending three orders for the book at the retail price, $1.50, she will give either one copy of the book or one year’s subscription to the REVIEW AND HERALD. She can not do this and prepay the express or postage, but will send the books either by express or by mail as requested. If you wish them sent by mail, then forward twelve cents each for postage, or forty-eight cents for the four books: if by express, you pay carriage on receiving the books. Though this offer will be good for three months, the sooner you accept it, the better it will be; for by not acting promptly some let the time go entirely by before, and were sorry when it was too late. Besides this, the sooner you act, the more fully you will be repaid; for the book is a delight to all who read it, and makes friends everywhere. The offer to give forty per cent discount to agents is a standing offer. Many of the sisters have done well at this, taking from ten to one hundred orders.