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The Review for 1867

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 25, 1866

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 29, No. 3.

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The Review for 1867.

By Editor

3000 NEW SUBSCRIBERS WANTED.

PREMIUMS FOR EVERY ONE.

We wish to add 3000 subscribers to our list before the close of the present volume. Now is a good time to canvass; and being persuaded that some acknowledgments should be made to our friends for their efforts, in the way of premiums, and that no premiums would be more acceptable to them than some of our various publications, we make the following liberal offers for all new subscribers obtained, from one upward. All may engage in the work and all get something.
1. For one new subscriber for one year with the cash $2.50, we will send a 15c and a 10c book, the sender taking his choice from our book list.
2. For two subscribers and $5.00, double the above premiums, or any one of the four volumes of Spiritual Gifts, or one copy of Sabbath Readings in cloth.
3. For three new subscribers and $7.50, we will send the History of the Sabbath, or Dorner on Future Punishment, or How to Live.
4. For four new subscribers and $10.00, we will send either prophetic or law chart, mounted and varnished.
5. For five new subscribers and $12.50, we will send an extra copy of the Review for one year. This is a good offer for those who want the Review, but have not the means to send for it. If they will get us five new subscribers, they shall have their copy free. Or we will send for this number of subscribers, a set of Spiritual Gifts, Vols. 1-iv.
10. For ten new subscribers and $25.00, we will send D'Aubigne's great work on the Reformation, worth, postpaid, $4.88.
16. For sixteen new subscribers and $40.00, we will send a Circulating Library, worth $8.00.

BACK VOLUMES OF REVIEW, BOUND.

We call particular attention to the special list of premiums under this head, in which the value of 75cts is returned for every subscriber sent in, as follows:
We have, bound singly, volumes 6, 10, 13, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 22, 25, 27, and 28; any one of which we will send for two new subscribers and $5.00.
Vols. 2, 3 and 4 bound together, will be sent for five new subscribers at the above rates.
Vols. 5 and 6 in one book for four new subscribers.
Vols. 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, in one book, for ten new subscribers.
Vols. 7, 8, and 9, in one book, for six new subscribers.
Vols. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, in one book, for ten new subscribers.
Vols. 16, 17, 18, in one book, for six new subscribers.
Vols. 19, 20, 21, in one book, for six new subscribers.
Vols. 22, 23, 24, in one book, for six new subscribers.
Vols. 25, 26, 27, in one book, for six new subscribers.
☞ For fifty new subscribers we will send a complete set of bound Reviews, Vols. 2 to 28 inclusive, worth $40.00.
It is no particular detriment to the set, that Vol. 1 is lacking, for that volume was of a smaller size, and was composed chiefly of articles on the Sabbath and other themes, which have all been republished in subsequent volumes. These back volumes, any and all of them, are really valuable books. They present, as it were, a panorama of this cause, and contain a vast amount of the best thoughts of writers on present truth, which have never been published in pamphlet form, and can be found only in these volumes.
No one can object to the price of the Review, considering the amount of reading matter furnished. It contains 12 quarto pages printed in small type, and quite a proportion of this solid, with no advertisements, politics, or patent medicines. And with the exception of the page containing a list of our publications, it is filled with entirely new matter every week. Eleven pages per week, give us 572 pages for the year. This affords a larger amount of reading matter than is furnished by the largest and most expensive weekly papers, a portion of the space of which is devoted to advertisements, which is a source of profit to the publisher, but of no special interest to the reader.
Subscriptions sent in on the above arrangement, should be distinctly specified as sent in on premium account, and must be bona fide new subscribers; but they need not all be sent from one place, nor all sent in at one time.
We shall do all in our power to make an interesting, instructive, and valuable paper. And now, who will avail themselves of these offers, and do the double service of extending the circulation of the Review, and procuring valuable books for themselves?

TRUSTEES

Of the S. D. A. Publishing Association.