The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-01-09
w. G. A. NOTES.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.)

SOuETHING TO REMEMBER.
The address of the President of the
w. @. A. is, until further orders, "Mrs.
G. A. Quinby. COS Usage Street, Leaven-
worth, Kansas"
| THE WAY TO MAKE USE OF TRACTS
AND LEAFLETS.
Don't throw them around promiscu-
ously as storekeepers do what they call
a "dodger." Try to place them in the
hands Of those only who will read them.
They are too good to make waste paper
of. They cost too much to print. to say
nothing of the writing them, to not
make such use of them as will justify
the outlay.
Every one of us know people who are
thoughtful and of an inquiring, receipt
i've turn of mind. These are they to
whom we'll selected Tract or one of
our Leaflets may be of use. "No 213,
Questions Without Answers" is just the
one to give to your friend who is given
to arguments from Scriptural texts.
Let him read that carefully and see
where his logic will land him. I verify
believe that one Tract has made more
converts, because SO very reasonable"
than all the others put together.
At least that and the Doomed Wolf
by the same sainted author, Rev. Abel G.
Thomas, have been called for oftener
than any others. The Doomed Wolf
edition is quite exhausted. but if we ever
get able to reprint it will be first on the
list. You can fold the Comfort of the
friend who is sorely growing, and it will
say for you the comforting things you
would like to say but somehow cannot
quite manage it. You might silence
that almost extinct species Of man who
insists Universalism may do to live by
but will not do to die by. with uni
versalism in Death"
Some one told me the other day he did
not see any use for such tracts as "a
Personal Devil. /" Endless Punishment"
or Thoughts Concerning He'll" We
do, since the same day friend who has
not yet joined the radical wing of an or
thodox church said: Don't you believe
in any personal devil at all? Then how
do you account for the evil that is in the
world?" There are many calls for these
little messengers of light and hope still
preaching their cheering words to bless
and to save. though the hands of many
who wrote them lie folded and idle, SO
far as this worlds work is concerned. on
pulseless bosoms. Their words yet speak
on the printed page. and their works
do follow them. In ordering do not
forget your postage stamps.
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Expenses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
He writes the Secretary: Since the last
record have been working diligently
in Spokane. The essential here now is
building site.
"The time has arrived when decided
steps must be taken toward permanent
location. Our Western cities are so
scattered that it is difficult to find
location convenient for all. and added
to this is the taultiness of SO many West
ern titles. For these reasons we have
been obliged to abandon one proposition
to secure site that seemed every way
advantageous"
The fair for the benefit Of the Spokane
parish was held Dec. II and Is, and as
friends in the East and elsewhere had re-
sponded generously with their gifts they
have aided the movement very materi-
ally. EMILY L. SHERWOOD.
Corresponding Secretary.
AEAcosTIA, ID. O., Box ss
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