Note from the Secretary.
By J. M. A.
BRO. SMITH: While enjoying a short “leave of absence” from the Office, I have not been unmindful of the good work in progress at Battle Creek, nor forgetful of my co-laborers there. Our paper, the Review, I hail as a very welcome messenger. It seems each week like a bundle of letters from home. And I trust it makes glad the hearts of all its subscribers, and sincerely hope that ere long it will find a welcome to the homes and hearts of many more. Let every brother and sister do their whole duty in trying to extend the circulation of the Review, and I have no doubt the result will be glorious. Try it. All are invited to take one or more of the premiums offered in Nos. 3 and 5. Who will be the first to send us the fifty new subscribers, and take the complete set of bound Reviews? We want the three thousand new subscribers made up soon.