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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 3, 1903

The Review

By Editor

It is gratifying and encouraging to receive the many letters that are coming daily to this Office filled with expressions of appreciation for the Review, and with orders for renewals and new subscriptions.

Many state that the Review has come to their homes each week for many years, and has always brought blessings suited to their needs; that it has been an old-time and tried friend to them, and now that it has met with a great loss and is itself in need, it affords them great pleasure to at least renew their subscriptions to it for 1903. Some are sending in their subscriptions for three or four years in advance in order to give the Review the use of their money in this time of its need.

This kind of demonstrated loyalty to the Review that has for more than fifty years faithfully sounded the keynote of the message and served our people as a faithful watchman, is certainly well pleasing to Him who established it.

The Review will continue to bear its message each week to the people, as it has faithfully done for fifty years in the past. It will sound the keynote of the message, and serve the people as a faithful watchman. Its columns will be filled with important editorials, stirring articles from Mrs. E. G. White and other Spirit-filled writers, plans and suggestions from the General Conference and Mission Board, proceedings of the councils of the various general organizations of the denomination, reports from all parts of the entire harvest field, and other matters of general importance to each individual connected with this closing work.

We appeal to all our readers for their early renewal.

Department of Circulation.