The Review by J. S. MILLER

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 23, 1867

The Review.

By J. S. MILLER

It is now some four months since I commenced taking the Review, and I think I can say, that of all the papers I have ever taken no other has been read with so much interest as this. Indeed, it has become as indispensable as my regular meals. My method of reading the Review is to commence with the first page and read it through entire, and as I read the last article stop and wonder if the publishers will succeed in getting the necessary encouragement to enlarge it to sixteen pages. What are you doing dear reader to bring about the result? The publishers tell us that what they need is more subscribers. Now, suppose we all send one new name apiece; that would just double the list. Have you done your best to get that new subscriber? Now is the time for prompt action.

Another thought. In my recent visit among the brethren of this State, I stopped at the houses of some who did not, as I thought, value the Review as they should. A paper costing $2.50 per year, and containing as much valuable reading as the Review, costs too much and is too valuable to be used for wrapping parcels or papering the walls of chamber rooms. Let them either be kept on file for future reference or given away to some neighbor to whom they may carry a word in due season. J. S. MILLER. Ashaway, R. I., March 25.