OUR THANKSGIVING NUMBER.
By Editor
Our next issue will be a Thanksgiving number, issued thus early in order to give our agents plenty of time to give it a good sale before Thanksgiving. We have a new, attractive cover page, speaking of harvest, autumn, and the fruits of the year, and the thanksgiving feature will find sufficient emphasis in special articles. Among the articles which the paper will contain are the following: "Thanksgiving, Ancient and Modern;" "What We Have to Be Thankful For;" "The Spirit of Thanksgiving;" A Thanksgiving Story, By Mrs. Stuttle; "Nearing Home, Signs of the End;" "The Result of Forgetting God," By Mrs. White; "California's Proposed Sunday Law;" In illustration it will have— Illustrations of our own work; Two striking scenes of the earthquake's work in Chile; Other appropriate illustrations and poems. There ought to be a fine sale for this issue. One of several articles will be worth much more than the paper. Order at once. Prices in quantities as follows: 25 to 75, three cents each; by the hundred at two and one-half cents each.