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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 2, 1905

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Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Association

An Appeal to Clergy

ON the nineteenth of January, announcement was made in the REVIEW of the printing in tract form of “An Appeal to Clergy,” containing the Open Letter sent to the Protestant ministers of Washington, D. C., and on the twenty-sixth, orders had been received from near-by territory for 85,000, and every mail brings additional orders. By the time this issue of the REVIEW is out, the orders will doubtless amount to over 100,000.

This quick response demonstrates recognized merit, in the Open Letter matter, and a willingness on the part of the people to place it in circulation. With the orders received come words of hearty appreciation of the letter itself, and approval of printing it in tract form for general distribution.

Many say it is the best presentation of the Sabbath question they ever saw, and affirm that in the reading of it only the willingly blind can possibly fail to see the truth relative to the entire Sabbath question. The nature of this tract, and the circumstances associated with its appearance, will command the attention and respect of the general public, and it is a most opportune time to use it in proclaiming the Sabbath message to the world. Hundreds of thousands of copies should be circulated in the immediate future. No one ought to neglect giving away a large number of them. No more effectual work can be done at the present time in advancing the work than to place in circulation this timely messenger. It will be sent, post-paid, for $3.75 a thousand, or 40 cents a hundred.