The Correspondence School for Nurses connected with the Sanitarium Medical Missionary Training School, will begin a new class the first of April, 1903. Lessons are sent weekly to students who are unable to leave home duties in order to take a regular course at one of our sanitariums. This is the fifth year this work has been in progress, and hundreds are availing themselves of it. Our pupils during the year of 1902 nearly doubled in number those of any previous year. Studies in eleven subjects are given, among which Christian Help work and care and treatment of the sick are prominent. Our lessons have recently been rewritten and enlarged, and are in every way improved. The tuition fee is five dollars. This amount is to cover the cost of sending out the lessons, correcting the replies, and returning the reports to the pupil. The few text-books required for this work are furnished at actual cost price. We shall organize a new class in April, which will continue one year. By taking double lessons, some students finish in six months. We shall be glad to hear from all who are interested. A descriptive circular giving full particulars, also testimonials from those who have taken the course, will be sent free on application. Address Correspondence Department Sanitarium Training School, Battle Creek, Mich.