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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 16, 1909

Introducing the Protestant Magazine

By Editor

Have you introduced the Protestant Magazine to the various pastors in your town? Note the following unsolicited testimonial just received from a prominent Baptist minister in the State of Washington: “Dear Editor: Enclosed find 25 cents for this year's subscription to the Protestant Magazine. It is too bad that it can be issued only quarterly. It ought to reach every man and woman in the world. I have not had such a feast of good, old-fashioned Bible doctrine for a long time. God bless and prosper your good work. I received Vol. I, No. 1, for the second quarter, having “Christ or Diana” as frontispiece. Yours prayerfully.” Let our conference officers secure the ministerial lists of the various denominations in their territory and send this sturdy magazine to all the Protestant ministers for one year. The yearly subscription price for ten or more subscriptions ordered at one time, to one address or to separate addresses, is only $1.50. Send $1 for 25 sample copies to hand out or sell to your neighbors and friends, or send $4 for 100 copies. There are thousands of noble Protestants in the land. Let these be searched out and introduced to our magazine.

The Temperance number of the Instructor is still being successfully sold. We have just received an order for 500 copies from Fannie Adams, of Nebraska, who is a successful scholarship student. She says she is having splendid success, and is sorry she has to quit to go to school.