Free Access to Valuable Books.
By Editor
THE attention of the public is called to the following valuable and most interesting works, which the International Tract and Missionary Society, through its branches, is liberally distributing as far as possible amongst free libraries and reading-rooms throughout the country: “History of the Sabbath and of the First Day of the Week;” “The Coming Conflict;” “Thoughts on the Book of Daniel;” “Thoughts on the Revelation;” “Life of Wm. Miller;” “Life Sketches of Eld. James and Mrs. E. G. White;” “The United States in Prophecy;” “The Sanctuary and 2300 Days of Daniel 8:14;” “Sketches from the Life of Paul;” “The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan” (4 vols.) including the lives of Christ and his apostles; and “Life of Joseph Bates.” The society has placed the foregoing volumes in the following libraries and reading-rooms in California, where the public may have access to their contents: San Francisco—Territorial Pioneers’ Library, 838 Market Street; Y. M. C. A., 539 Howard Street; I. O. O. F. Library, 325 Montgomery Street; Free Public Library, Bush Street, between Kearny and Dupont; Mercantile Library, Bush Street, between Montgomery and Sansome; Mechanics’ Institute Library, 31 Post Street; Knights of Pythias Library, 931 Market Street; California Pioneers’ Library, 808 Montgomery Street; Law Library, North City Hall, and the Free Reading-room at 631 Sacramento Street. Oakland—Pacific Theological Seminary, and Public Library. Also in the Public Libraries in Alameda, Stockton, Los Angeles, San Jose, Santa Clara, Petaluma, Hollister, Santa Cruz; the I. O. O. F. Library at Nevada City; in the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute at Berkeley, and the State Prison at San Quentin. Also in the Free Reading-room at Mendocino, and Good Templars’ Reading-room at Little River, Mendocino County. Persons desiring to purchase any of these books, can do so by addressing SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.