J. H. BATES

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 7, 1903

“OUR people should make greater efforts to extend the circulation of the REVIEW. If our brethren and sisters would only manifest greater earnestness, and put forth more persevering efforts to accomplish this, it would be done. Every family should have this paper. . . .

“Those who consent to do without the REVIEW AND HERALD lose much. Through its pages, Christ may speak to them in warnings, in reproofs and counsel, which would change the current of their thoughts, and be to them as the bread of life.”—“Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. IV, page 599.

As a witness to the truth of these statements we quote the following testimonial from one who has had ample time to test the merits of the paper:—

“It is with pleasure that I renew my subscription to the good old REVIEW. It has been a welcome visitor in our home for about fifty years, and it has come laden with good things calculated to inspire spirituality in our souls. We always feel that if there was but one paper in the world we could pay for, it would be the REVIEW. Our home would seem very lonely without it.

“Yours in the blessed hope,