The Health Institute by James White

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 9, 1871

The Health Institute.

By James White

THE Health Reform Institute is rising gradually from the low estate into which bad management had plunged it. But the purchase of two new cottages, and the expenses of an important addition to the main building, which were necessary for the accommodation of patients, leave a considerable debt upon the Institute. Directors, physicians, and helpers, are economizing, in order to pay the debt.

Prices at our Institute are lower than at other institutions of the kind. It is cruel, then, to ask greater deductions at a time like this.

And again, there are a few persons in want, who have taken stock in the Institute, and who are not able to give it. If others who are able, will take stock in the Institute, then the directors can begin to refund to the most needy. Justice, humanity, and religion, call upon all health reformers among us to take this matter into consideration. After giving the matter proper attention, those who are able, will certainly see their duty clear to take stock in the Health Reform Institute, located in Battle Creek. By-laws of this Institution will be sent free to all who wish them.

Just now, in the struggle to free the Institute from all embarrassment, is the time to help. Who will help now? Institute stock is in shares of twenty-five dollars each. These are taken by our people from one to forty. Let all bear a part. Direct to REVIEW AND HERALD. J. W.