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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 9, 1905

Publishers' Page

By Editor

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

Appeal to Clergy

EVERY mail brings liberal orders for “Appeal to Clergy.” Though it was not issued until the first of January, about 500,000 copies had been circulated up to March 1. With the orders come encouraging reports of the results produced by the “Appeal,” and words of appreciation of it by thousands who have received it from our workers.

Throughout the country individuals have taken up the work with the “Appeal” in a thorough, systematic method, and are continuing its circulation without cessation or interruption. This is the kind of work required to give the message and bring profitable results.

“Appeal to Clergy” contains the Sabbath message for this time. It is brief enough to be read by the busiest people, and it is conclusive and convincing on all points. It has awakened and is maintaining the greatest Sabbath interest ever produced by any periodical issued by the denomination. A million copies should be circulated during the month of March.

Price, 40 cents a hundred; $3.75 a thousand.