had not advertized but not enough to pay us
in a financial point. We keep pushing our
business to try and sell books. Our next
venture is a cheap edition of the Hymn Book
so all our children and young people as
well as grown people, can have one for
one shilling. Our cheap edition of the Book
of Mormon for two shillings and our
Voice of Warning for sixpence has been
quite a success in spreading the know-
ledge of the gospel and the scriptures. The
blessing of the Lord has been with us.
He put it into our hearts to publish
these cheap editions and He has prosper-
ed us in our labors. I hope for the sake
of the work and of the people the elders
will not be withdrawn from the nations
until He says it is enough. There is a
pleasure in laboring for the Lord, in la-
boring for Zion, if it is uphill business,
or rowing against the stream, with all
its discouragement it has its lights and
shadows, its joys and sorrows. The exper-
ience the elders gain is invaluable in fact
it is priceless. It could not be gained under
any other circumstances. Elder W. P. Payne was

had not advertized but not enough to pay us in a financial point. We keep pushing our business to try and sell books. Our next venture is a cheap edition of the Hymn Book so all our children and young people as well as grown people, can have one for one shilling. Our cheap edition of the Book of Mormon for two shillings and our Voice of Warning for sixpence has been quite a success in spreading the knowledge of the gospel and the scriptures. The blessing of the Lord has been with us. He put it into our hearts to publish these cheap editions and He has prospered us in our labors. I hope for the sake of the work and of the people the elders will not be withdrawn from the nations until He says it is enough. There is a pleasure in laboring for the Lord, in laboring for Zion, if it is uphill business, or rowing against the stream, with all its discouragement it has its lights and shadows, its joys and sorrows. The experience the elders gain is invaluable in fact it is priceless. It could not be gained under any other circumstances. Elder W. P. Payne was