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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 26, 1905

The Review

The following expressions of appreciation are representative of a large number that are coming to this office on every day's mail:—

“DEAR BRETHREN: We received your many kind renewal notices, and appreciated the fact that we were missing much in the absence of the REVIEW, but it was impossible to send for it sooner. At last we have been able to send for it, and are enjoying its weekly visits again. It is a feast to us. Since my father and mother first heard and accepted the message, about forty-two years ago, it has never missed bringing its message of truth to our home until last summer. “MINNIE HAHN,”

“MY DEAR OLD FRIEND: I address you thus because for the past twenty-five years you have weekly come to my home, bringing such good spiritual food that it has been a help to us in teaching our children the way of truth and righteousness. Sometimes stress of business or cares have hindered us from reading your contents, but your coming and your familiar face were of themselves an incentive. And from experience and observation I can truthfully say that I do not think a person who takes and reads the REVIEW AND HERALD regularly will ever backslide. “C. P. HASKELL.”