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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 6, 1908

Dr. Lucinda A. Marsh, who has spent some time in India, paid this Office a visit recently.

Word comes from Dr. G. B. Replogle, stating that he has just opened a sanitarium at Fayetteville, Ark.

Dr. Nellie Stephens is associated with Dr. W. W. Worster in the Wabash Valley Sanitarium, La Fayette, Ind.

Dr. J. E. Froom writes that the sanitarium work he has started in Boise, Idaho, is already meeting with encouraging success.

An encouraging report comes from the Knowlton (Quebec) Sanitarium. The patronage is increasing steadily, and prospects are good.

Word comes from Dr. H. W. Miller and wife that they are on their way to China. May God's richest blessing rest on the united efforts of these workers among China's benighted millions.

Dr. Amy Bascom is connected with the Huntsville (Ala.) Training-school. She writes: “I am anxious to see sanitarium work started here. Our nurses' class is doing nicely. We wish to do something in the health-school work soon.”

The secretary of this department has an opening where a Seventh-day Adventist young man who is a first-class stenographer, and has had bookkeeping, can partly, if not wholly, pay living expenses in a medical course by three or four hours' work in an office each day. The best character, workmanship, and references required. Write the Secretary of the Medical Department at once.

We are in receipt of word from one of our physicians who is desirous of taking up medical missionary work in China, stating that he has a high-grade B & L microscope, nebulizer, and other appliances which he desires to dispose of, that he may proceed to China soon. Any one desiring such apparatus will please write the secretary, Dr. W. A. Ruble, Takoma Park, D. C., and thus assist in putting another laborer in the broad harvest-field.