p. 622 | Sunshine at Home by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Oct 16, 1884

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 10, No. 39.

Sunshine at Home.

By Editor

WE have sold over nineteen hundred of this beautiful and instructive book. Agents will meet with a large sale of "Sunshine" between now and Christmas.

The work comprises 112 large quarto pages, and 170 engravings, and is printed on fine calendered paper, in the best style of the typographic art. It is handsomely and substantially bound in fine cloth, embossed in jet and gold, and is a handsome ornament to any center table and an adornment to any library.

ITS FIELD OF USEFULNESS.

The character of the work is well calculated to give it a wide circulation. Bright and sparkling, without being frivolous or trifling; moral in its tone, without being sombre or dogmatical; religious, without sectarianism,—it finds a ready sale in all classes of society, and exerts its beneficent influence wherever it goes. Agents are meeting with great success. It readily commends itself to all who see it, and once brought to the attention of a family, its possession is earnestly desired. It will make a beautiful holiday gift for any person, and we commend it to those who are looking for suitable presents for any season of the year. Retail price, $1.50.