Can Not Get Along Without It

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 12, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 2.

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Can Not Get Along Without It

A SISTER writes, enclosing her renewal to the REVIEW for one year, and says:—
I have been reading the REVIEW for one year, sent to me by one of the dear sisters, and I think I can not get along without it.
There are surely many others who would appreciate the REVIEW as much as this sister does, and who are not now subscribers.
Perhaps you can not afford to pay for their paper, but if not, can you not at least tell them of the good things which you find in it? Tell them of the wonderful progress of the message in China, in Korea, in Russia, and other so-called difficult fields, and then encourage them to take the REVIEW, and thus secure these good reports themselves.
Those who read the REVIEW know best of its helpfulness, and we ask all our readers, as we are about to begin a new year, to lend a hand in helping to largely extend its sphere of usefulness.