p. 256 | Notice by Editor

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 31, 1868

Notice

By Editor

Notice.—We have lent to parties whom we cannot now call to mind, Crosby's Greek Grammar, and Pitman's Manual of Phonography. Those who have them will do us a favor by returning them to the Review Office immediately.

Also, Testimonies to the Church, Nos. 1–10, bound, being our personal property, was accidentally taken from our table during last Conference, and placed among the books on sale. It was the only copy in that form at the Office, and we cannot well spare it. If the brother who bought it, will return it, or send it in by some one to Conference, he shall have its value in anything else the Office has to furnish. ED.

In the selections from the writings of Wm. Miller will be found a few things which later investigations have shown to be erroneous, such as a day being used for a thousand years in 2 Pet. iii, 8, and the seven times of Lev. xxvi, being prophetic. We publish as he wrote.

Somebody writes from somewhere, (both name and place wanting) saying, that "Some time in the fore part of February last, I wrote a letter enclosing one dollar and twenty-five cents for History of the Sabbath and Calendar for 1868, and I have not heard anything from it since. I have not seen it receipted in the Review yet."

If the foregoing is the writer's usual mode of writing letters on business, we do not wonder that he failed to hear anything from his money. He will have to try again. J. M. A.