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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 13, 1879

Publishers' Department.

“Not slothful in business.” Rom. 12:11.

CORRECTION.—In the tract on the Third Message of Revelation 14, on page 21, last paragraph, the words “two-horned beast” are used, where it should be two-horned beast. Those who have the book will correct accordingly.

DEAR BRETHREN AND SISTERS IN MAINE; Our next quarterly T. and M. meeting is near at hand, and we hope to have a report from every member of the T. and M. society in this State, accompanied by a liberal donation. Every one can do something, and we show how much we prize the truth by the sacrifices we make for it. We also invite those who have not as yet paid $1.00 to join the tract society to do so at once. United action in the fear of God will bring great results. Work and trust. J. B. GOODRICH.

UNTIL further notice, Eld. J. Sanborn’s address will be Jackson, Shenandoah Co., Va.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF ILLINOIS T. & M. SOCIETY, please remember that the current quarter will soon expire; relate yourselves to the work accordingly. Directors, appoint your meetings. Now for a healthy race. Which district will furnish the best exhibit of reports in proportion to its members? It is expected that our forthcoming meeting will be of special importance. Let one encouraging feature be full reports. G. W. COLCORD.

WANTED, a first-class hand to work on a farm, a Sabbath-keeper and health-reformer. Address W. Sanborn, Rivers Junction, Jackson Co., Mich.

A YOUNG man 20 years of age, a Sabbath-keeper, would like work on a farm. Address Edward A. Carr, Colo, Story Co., Iowa.

NOTICE.—A blue cross opposite this note indicates that your subscription will expire in two weeks. Please renew at once, as we shall be obliged to stop the paper unless we hear from you in that time.

NOTICE.—The change of figures on the address labels will be in all cases a sufficient receipt for money sent for the paper. If these changes do not in due time appear, and if books ordered by mail are not received, notice should be given. All other business is acknowledged below.

Books Sent by Express.

F C Pierce $1.00, Wm Chinnock 8.00, Wm Reynolds 6.73, John W Moore 1.00, M H Brown 10.80, J M Shrock 7.16, David Murray 4.75, A W Fuller 5.90.

Books Sent by Freight.

C O Taylor $21.93, J J Oliver 17.61, John H Johnson 4.75, Wm McDonald 41.60.

Cash Received on Account.

Wyoming T & M Society per J Fulton 6.00, John Fulton 1.00, Ill T & M Society per L S C 18.25, M B Miller 25.00, Wm Ings per U Smith 4.00.

Mich. T. & M. Society.

Dist 6 Orleans church per W A Towle $23.00, Dist 4 per M K Rumery 11.31, Dist 8 per J McGregor 23.50, Dist 6 per F J Flood 3.00, Dist 10 per E S Taitelfer 8.62, Dist 5 per J S Wicks 60.00, Dist 3 per A A Fairfield 1.00, Dist 1 per C S Veeder 5.40, Dist 15 per L G Moore 1.35, Dist 11 per L D A Suttle 12.00.

Mich. Conf. Fund.

Burlington per M B Miller $8.00, Gowen per J C Johnson 2.50, Monroe Center E Hargrave 6.75, Ovid per H L Birmingham 11.00, Auburn, E Margesen & wife 9.00, Genoa per L D A Stuttle 6.55.

European Mission.

P L Allen $2.00, Mrs E E West 50c, Christian Bauer 50c, Cynthia L Fox 5.00, M M Scott 5.00.

English Mission.

Mrs Codelia McDonald $10.00, A C Woodbury & wife 100.00, P L Allen 2.00, Alex & Lydia Rankin 20.00.

Danish Mission.

James O Carlson 10.00, K F Robinson & wife 7.40, M A Emmans 1.00, R B Dickey 2.50, P L Allen 1.00, August Rasmussen 85.00, H W Gotfredson 6.45, Hans O Kelley 5.00, Rasmus Hansen 5.00.

Gen. Conf. Fund.

J K Hansel $5.00.

Camp-meeting Fund.

C B Ingersol $2.00.