LET LIGHT BE SHED ABROAD.
By George I. Butler
We are glad to be able to say that the Life of William Miller is still selling quite rapidly. Orders come in nearly every mail. It is an excellent book, and it will do our people good to read it, and others also. Eld. Littlejohn's book on the Sunday movement, "The Religious Amendment," is also being called for. This is a good book, which ought to have a large sale. It is just the book to put into the hands of intelligent men, especially those interested in the Sunday movement. Many will read a discussion, when they are not willing to read on one side alone. This is an able, high toned discussion, honorable and candid. The arguments for our position stand out clear and sharp, and are bound to make an impression upon the reader's mind. This book will do great good if generally circulated. It is just what our missionary workers need to put into the hands of our intelligent neighbors,—thinking men or women. Why not use these good books, and spread the light? Why should the light be laid away on the shelf, effectually hidden under a bushel? Why not let it shine, and we be bearers of the light to others? Read yourselves, and extend to others, the light of truth. Price of this book, postpaid, $1.00. GEO. I. BUTLER.