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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 30, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 13.

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_To the Review Family_

By Editor

We wish to assure the large number of our brethren and sisters who are constantly favoring us with commendatory statements relative to the REVIEW, and to whom we can not personally respond, that their communications are many times read and heartily appreciated. They are, in fact, messages of strength and courage; for they reveal the results sought in publishing the REVIEW. Citing only one instance to illustrate the nature of these many communications and the good accomplished through the REVIEW, we quote the following from a letter just received:—
“I have had the REVIEW since 1872; and I love its visits dearly, and should miss it as much as a very dear relative. I received the knowledge of this message through its columns; and for nearly thirty years have had no other minister except the Testimonies and the Bible itself; and my abiding in the present truth all these years is due more to the REVIEW than to the preaching of our ministers, of whom I have seen but little since I embraced the message.”
How grateful we are to know that the REVIEW not only brings people to the knowledge of the message for this time, but has the power to keep them in the love of it for thirty years, in the absence of other literature and the living minister.
Every family in every church should have the benefits of the REVIEW at all times, but more especially at this particular time when the important reports of the soon-coming General Conference are to be fully presented through its columns. To encourage all to subscribe for it, the rates of subscription for the twelve, eight, and six months have not been increased, though the paper will be enlarged at much additional expense to the publishers.
The hearty support of the REVIEW at this time in the form of long-time subscriptions will enable it to serve the people with the reports of the General Conference without their incurring the extra expense of the Bulletin.
PUBLISHERS.