The Health Reformer by James White

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 9, 1869

The Health Reformer.

By James White

This journal, during the first two years of its existence, was not what it might have been, for the want of time to devote to it, on the part of its managers. At the commencement of the current volume, a committee of twelve was appointed by the Directors of the Health Institute, who were to bear the responsibility of conducting the Reformer. They selected one of their number, Wm. C. Gage of the REVIEW OFFICE, to edit this journal, promising their co-operation. But most of the committee have been fully occupied with other duties, and as it has been apparent that Bro. Gage has been able, with the valuable contributions of Dr. Trall, and others, to make the Reformer both instructive and interesting, the responsibility of the Reformer has been left almost entirely to him.

We are glad to see this valuable journal rising in interest, and extending its circulation and usefulness. Success to the Health Reformer. Of it Eld. Miles Grant, editor of the World's Crisis, Boston, says:

“The Health Reformer for February is at hand. As usual, it is filled with good things, that everybody should read. One has very properly called it ‘The Life Preserver.’ It is a superior paper of its kind, and should be in every family. It is published monthly, at the low price of $1.00 per year. We recommend it to our readers, as worthy of their patronage.”

JAMES WHITE.