PRIZED BY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
HON. E. S. LACEY, Representative in Congress from Michigan, ordering a quantity of the “Diagram of Parliamentary Rules” published at our Office, says:— “They are highly prized by members of Congress who have them”; The N. Y. Independent of March 9, 1882, speaks as follows of this work:— “Smith’s Diagram of Parliamentary Rules is an admirably ingenious simplification of the confusing matter of parliamentary practice. By a very simple arrangement, motions of all kinds, in the order of their precedence, are placed in the columns, printed in large type, and their relation to every possible rule is indicated by connecting lines. The diagram is accompanied by a key, which, in explaining itself, clears up the subject as well, and gives concise hints and directions for the conduct of deliberative assemblies. Mr. Uriah Smith has put more of the essence of parliamentary practice into small space and lucid order than we find in any other manual. (Battle Creek, Mich., REVIEW AND HERALD Publishing Association.)” Our brethren everywhere should obtain the work, by means of which they will find it an essential matter to inform themselves on the important subject of properly conducting the deliberations of a business meeting. Let the orders come in at once. Single copies by mail, post-paid, only 50 cts.