The Enlargement

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 5, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 29, No. 13.

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The Enlargement.

The question has been asked through the Review in relation to the enlargement of the paper. What shall be done? I would say first of all that I am willing to do my part as a subscriber to have the paper again enlarged at the commencement of the next volume. We are all gratified at the good appearance and intrinsic worth of the paper issued in its present form; but who would not be willing to do something to have it enlarged to sixteen pages, and rank as a first class religious periodical in every respect? To have the Review double its size in the short space of six months, would be a matter of encouragement to every lover of present truth; and I think it can be done. Cannot a sufficient number of subscribers be obtained, at three dollars a year, letting the terms of the Review stand as they are, to meet the additional expense? I will pledge myself to be one of them provided the paper is enlarged. The subscribers should pay in advance; and that it may be known how many can be obtained at this rate, let them send in their pledges to that effect, before the close of the present volume, June 4, 1867. What say you, brother subscribers, to this suggestion?
D. HILDRETH. Lisbon, Iowa.