A GOOD CHANCE TO ECONOMIZE.
By J. HIERLAND
I HAVE frequently noticed in the Review something about tea money or tobacco money, and the persons giving an explanation of it, stated that they had used those articles, and now had quit using them and thereby saved money to give to the cause of present truth. So in a similar manner I will mention another point. We kept a dog or two and supposed they were useful animals around the house; but after reading “Health, or How to Live,” I became satisfied that animal food was injurious to health, and dispensed with its use, and removed all hogs dead or alive from off my farm, and consequently had no more flesh for the dog. But the dog being a carnivorous animal, became poor or lean and expensive; so I removed him also as well as the hog; and we are satisfied that in two years we have saved five dollars by so doing which I will now donate to the fund to enlarge the Review a second time. A hint to a Seventh-day Adventist is usually sufficient. J. HIERLAND.