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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 2, 1866

To Correspondents.

By Editor

ANSWEREI by letter. J. A. Wilcox, S. T. Belden, J. B. Frisbie.

ARTICLES DECLINED. Poetry. The New Earth. The lines lack both measure and rhyme. If the writer will turn his attention to the rules of poetry, we have no doubt he will succeed.—"Bright Spots." Rhyme good, but measure imperfect and figures faulty. See remark above.—A communication from Mount City, Kansas, closes, "To be continued." We cannot commence the publication of any article till we have examined the whole of it.

ARTICLES ACCEPTED. The Age of Darkness.—Swine's Flesh.—Be in Earnest.—Will We Hear that Prophet?—Help Implored.—A Word of Admonition.—To the Toiling.—For or Against.—Largeness of the Promise.—Communication from Bro. Gurney.—Wonderful Organic Remains.—The Gospel of the Kingdom.—Sabbath or not, A. D. 45?—Presumptuous Sins.—Antichrist.—Why Tarriest Thou?

THE inquiries from a correspondent in California in regard to the saints going to Heaven at the second coming of Christ to remain for a thousand years, &c., will be answered as soon as other important matters are off our hands. Other inquiries from various parties we hope to be able to attend to soon.

The P. O. address of I. D. Cramer, is Kingsboro, Fulton Co., N. Y.

The P. O. address of Wm. Russel, is now Mauston, Juneau Co., Wis.