Health and Temperance Tracts.
By Publishers
CANVASSERS who engage in selling the HEALTH ANNUAL and in obtaining subscribers for the REFORMER and the SIGNS should not forget that great good may be done by the judicious distribution at the same time of the smaller tracts upon health and temperance. No one can justly estimate the amount of good which may be accomplished by a single tract. Such tracts as “Alcoholic Poison,” “True Temperance,” “The Drunkard’s Arguments Answered,” “Pork,” and “Twenty-five Arguments for Tobacco-Using briefly Answered,” may be distributed in large numbers at a very small expense. These tracts are furnished to T. and M. Societies at a price barely above cost, and ought to be scattered widely. A series of small leaflets which will be admirably adapted to this work are in course of preparation, and will be ready soon.