HEALTH AND TEMPERANCE ANNUAL by James White

The Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · December 11, 1879

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 54, No. 24

HEALTH AND TEMPERANCE ANNUAL.

By James White

Three hundred thousand copies of this household work, containing valuable reading upon the subject of temperance and health, with the calendar for 1880, should be circulated during the next twenty days. And why?

1. Because the people should receive our Annual ahead of the comic and drug almanacs which abound.

2. Because the Annual, to remain by 300,000 firesides, will be the best mode of advertising our College, publications, and the Sanitarium. These belong to our people, and all should feel an interest in them. These institutions are embarrassed, and the best lever to lift them up above want is advertising. We advertise the Annual to be sent out by mail.

3. Because the Office is not able to circulate it through the T. and M. societies at a loss of five dollars on every thousand copies or a loss of fifteen hundred dollars on the 300,000. We urge that the Annual be ordered at once, by mail, that it may be circulated everywhere before New Year's. The Annual is offered by mail,—

100 copies to one address, $2.15 50 " " " 1.10 25 " " " .60 10 " " " .25 5 " " " .15 3 " " " .10 single copy " " .05

J. W.