REVIEW TESTIMONY MEETING.—NO. 5.
——, WIS., Dec. 26, 1899. Inclosed you will find three dollars, for which please send the REVIEW one year to my daughter, and I also wish to renew my own subscription, which expires next month. May the coming year be more prosperous with you than all the past. I would almost as soon go with only one meal a day as to go without the REVIEW. J. W. BEARDSLEE. ——, MO., Dec. 28, 1899. I hope never to let my subscription expire again, as we can not keep pace with the message without the REVIEW. We miss a dear friend on Sabbath without it. Wish you success in sending forth the good REVIEW laden with precious truth. ALLEN M. BOAZ. ——, CAL., Dec. 18, 1899. I love the truth which the REVIEW so well represents; and I love the people that the truth is uniting upon the “commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.” L. A. SCOTT. ——, MICH., Dec. 18, 1899. I am always glad to renew my subscription to the REVIEW, as it is worth so much to me. I could not get along without it. MRS. J. B. 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We hereby renew our subscription to your most valuable paper. We have taken it for a number of years, and it is a welcome weekly visitor at our home. It is filled with so much valuable information both for young and old that we can not do without it. May the Lord bless the editors and the writers of this best of church papers. J. S. GOODRICH. ——, WIS., Sept. 10, 1899. I am pleased to say that a friend of mine, isolated from any one of like precious faith, has recently taken a firm stand for the truth, through reading a book sold to him about two years ago, and also the Signs and the REVIEW, which I have sent him from time to time. I inclose money-order for $1.50 for one year’s subscription for the friend whose name I give below. He is showing his love for the truth by giving our literature to his neighbors. JOHN HANSON. ——, MO., Sept. 10, 1899. I have been reading your good paper ever since I became an Adventist, four years ago. I read the good sermons in the REVIEW to our church. They are a real feast to the soul. We live in the northeast part of the State, and have not much preaching, and could not think of doing without your good papers. There is enough gospel truth in each one to save every sinner in the world. J. T. SMITH. ——, IA., Sept. 4, 1899. I am glad to be able to send in a little for my good old preacher, the REVIEW. I can not live without it. LUCY SHOWERS. ——, MISS., Sept. 3, 1899. I inclose a six-months’ subscription to the REVIEW, for a brother to whom I have loaned our paper several times. He has grown fond of the paper, and now wishes it sent for six months. FRANK M. COOK. ——, ALA., Sept. 1, 1899. It is with a thankful heart that I send you this renewal. Our valuable church paper is a refreshing shower that comes to my friends every week. I would not know how to do without its weekly visits. I hope and pray that the REVIEW will continue to be published as long as probation shall last. I have been trying to get some one to send a new subscription with mine, but I have not yet succeeded. R. P. HARBIN. ——, IND., Sept. 13, 1899. We like the REVIEW, and can not do without it. It is pastor, instructor, and teacher, and keeps us up with the message. We think the articles in the REVIEW are timely. LEWIS YOUNG. ——, CAL., July, 1899. Inclosed find $1.50, to renew my subscription to the REVIEW, beginning with the number for Aug. 15, 1899. The REVIEW seems more precious every week, and full of messages direct from God to us. May the Holy Spirit continue to guide in the work. MRS. L. J. ROBERTS. ——, N. Y., July 30, 1899. I inclose my order for another year’s subscription, and I desire to express a word of thankfulness to you for your painstaking efforts to make the REVIEW what it is. I truly appreciate its weekly visits, and my soul is cheered to read of the spread of the blessed gospel of the kingdom. FLORENCE BOOTH MILLER. ——, MONT., Aug. 1, 1899. Our publications, and especially the good old REVIEW, are a great help to us. THOMAS S. EMERY. ——, PA., June 6, 1899. Inclosed please find $1.50 for my subscription to the REVIEW. I see that it expires June 27, and I can not possibly do without it, as it is a very welcome visitor at our home. S. J. BUCK. ——, N. J., Aug. 3, 1899. Inclosed find check for $1.50, for renewal of REVIEW subscription. I think the paper gets better every week, and more helpful. MRS. C. M. CRANE.