Important Books—An Important Work.
IT will be seen by a resolution found in the proceedings of the State Quarterly T. and M. Society, that the better circulation of our standard books is engaging the attention of our working brethren at the present time. The subject was also considered in the meeting of the Publishing Association, with especial reference to the work of canvassing. This has proved to be the most efficient method to insure a wide circulation of books. With a view to aid canvassers, the Association has prepared a volume, containing Thoughts on Daniel and Thoughts on the Revelation; the two works in one volume. It is got up in an attractive style, and is such a work as any one must be pleased to add to his library. It is finished in three styles, as follows: Fine cloth binding, jet and gold; Full sheep, library style; Half Morocco, gilt edges. A canvassing book with complete "outfit" has been prepared, and is now ready. Address, Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal. The testimonials, which form a part of the outfit, are of the most flattering character, and will prove of great service to the agent. We hope to learn soon that many are engaged in circulating this truly valuable book.