Anti-Tobacco by Editor

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · May 22, 1879

Anti-Tobacco.

By Editor

WE have received from the publisher, H. L. Hastings, of Boston, a book on the subject of tobacco using. It consists mainly of the tracts of the late Mr. Trask, who was an earnest laborer for reform. And no reform is more needed than the tobacco reform.

We have also received a pamphlet of 76 pages on the same subject, from the author, "Rev. Albert Sims," published by him at "432 King street East, Toronto, Ont." In his circular letter he says:—

Send a small sum, and we will forward you a package of Anti-Tobacco Tracts, suitable for distribution among lovers of the weed. These Tracts show the evil effects of Tobacco in a variety of forms. Some of them especially will be found very useful to Temperance workers, for circulation in Temperance meetings. We will furnish 100 of these for 30 cents.

We hope these publishers will have success, not only in scattering their publications, but in freeing many from the degrading slavery of the tobacco nuisance.