REVIEW TESTIMONY MEETING.-NO 8

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Apr 3, 1900

REVIEW TESTIMONY MEETING.—NO 8.

—, OHIO, Feb. 27, 1900. I take the REVIEW, Signs, Instructor, and Missionary Magazine, and would not be without any of them for twice their cost. JAMES ECKER.

—, MICH., March 13, 1900. I inclose 50 cents for my REVIEW. I do not wish to miss a number. Please send this week's issue. The weather was too bad to go to town last week. MRS. LILLIE AVERY.

—, ILL., March 13, 1900. I feel that I can not afford to lose a single copy of the REVIEW. Sister Henry's articles, “Saved by Families,” have been just what I needed, and I feel such a comfort in reading them; in fact, the paper has proved a comfort to me. May God bless your efforts. MRS. HATTIE ELSTROM.

—, MO., March 12, 1900. Inclosed find twenty-five cents, for which please send the REVIEW to —, living at —, Mo., for two months. We think the paper gets better each issue. A. O. MCNEELY.

—, IDAHO, March —, 1900. In Sister Henry's articles in the REVIEW of January 2, I received an answer to my wish for advice, just as I have a great many times in the past, to questions that were troubling me. When I really desire knowledge upon any special subject, it seems as if the answer is sure to come in the next REVIEW. MRS. L. R. CHAPMAN.

—, O. T., March 8, 1900. Inclosed find $1.50, for which please send the REVIEW one year. Please send me this week's paper. I do not wish to miss one; for it is all the comfort I have, and I love it so much. MARY M. EVANS.

—, WIS., March 7, 1900. Inclosed find $1.50 for the REVIEW for one year. We like the REVIEW very much. ALBERT CHRISTENSEN.

—, N. H., March 8, 1900. I am about to change my address. Please send issue of March 13 to —. I enjoy the REVIEW, and do not wish to lose one number. I inclose my former address. EMMA L. STRATTON.

—, OHIO, March 6, 1900. I live alone, and there are no Sabbath-keepers nearer than ten miles. I must take the REVIEW, but I am not able to take any other papers. I have no income except what I work for by the day or month. I am over sixty-seven years old, and have kept the Sabbath nineteen years. Pray the Lord to keep me. ELIZA A. BEARD.

—, WIS., March 5, 1900. Inclosed please find $1.50 for the REVIEW. I have been a reader of the paper for over fifteen years. As I do not have the privilege of hearing our ministers, the sermons are more precious to me than gold. G. G. CRANDALL.

—, CAL., March 1, 1900. I see my subscription for the REVIEW has almost expired. You will find inclosed in this my renewal. I can not do without the paper, and can hardly wait for the time for my paper to come, from week to week. Often, when I am perplexed over anything, and do not just understand, or am in trouble, the REVIEW has something right on that very thing, to help me. After reading the paper, I send it away to others, that they may be helped in like manner. DORA FISHER.

—, FLA., March 5, 1900. I inclose $1.50 for the REVIEW. I would gladly send another name if I could. It seems to me that our people should deny themselves of many things, if need be, in order to take our church paper. GEO. WILLICOMBE.

—, ORE., Jan. 3, 1900. I wish to thank you for the way you are presenting the studies on the book of Galatians. I hope you will do as well by the fourth chapter as you are doing by the third. I am also glad for your articles on the “Return of the Jews.” Last year I was in northern Washington, and, before I left, every Sabbath-keeper in the county where I was took the REVIEW. Later I moved to the — church, and those who were “too poor” to take the REVIEW took it, so that every family in the church took it when I left. I am now in southern Oregon, at —, and by spring I expect to say that every Sabbath-keeping family has the REVIEW. I am so thankful for the notes on the last page, telling how the papacy is growing. And, when you find a good book, I appreciate your speaking of it. That “Two Babylons” is fine. JOHN M. COLE.

—, MICH., March 5, 1899. Please find inclosed 75 cents, to renew my subscription to the REVIEW. I can not get along without the dear old REVIEW. Will send more money soon, to continue my subscription. MRS. JENNIE R. HEWITT.

—, KAN., March 9, 1900. Please find inclosed post-office order for $1.50, for which send the REVIEW for one year. It is our stand-by in this country. It is food for hungry souls. O. D. NICHOLS.

—, TENN., Nov. 24, 1899. My REVIEW subscription expires with the next number. I have been trying to get the money to renew, but have failed. Please do not stop the paper, as I can not bear to miss a single number. Will send the money some time in December. MRS. MARY L. PUCKETT.

—, CAL., March 4, 1900. I see that my time is out on the REVIEW, but I can not, will not, do without it. When we are without the REVIEW, we get lost, and can not keep up with the message. Inclosed you will find one dollar. A. L. BOND.

—, IND., Jan. 6, 1900. Inclosed find $1.50, postal order, for the REVIEW. I have been a subscriber for five years—ever since the Lord sent the Third Angel's Message to me. I appreciate the paper, and look forward each week to its coming, with much interest. I do not care to look at other reading-matter until I have read it. MRS. A. E. JOSLIN.

—, MINN., March 5, 1900. Inclosed find 50 cents, to pay up my REVIEW subscription. I must have the REVIEW. May God bless you in your work. MRS. N. BUDD.

—, WASH., March 5, 1900. Inclosed find $1.50 for the REVIEW. Its weekly visits are gladly welcomed, as I am an “isolated one.” I appreciate the weekly words of cheer and encouragement that it brings to me. May the dear Saviour make all in the Office strong in his might. MRS. LILLIE GOOD.

—, CAL., Feb. 22, 1900. I have been a subscriber for the REVIEW for a number of years. Thus far the season here has been very dry, making the third dry season in succession. I am sorry to say that many of us are hard up—so much so that I thought I would have to give up the REVIEW; but I decided to have you send it right along, as there is so much in it for these times that I can not afford to miss it. Many of the brethren will go North to get work. M. H. SHIRLEY.

—, IDAHO, March, 1900. I could not do without the paper. There is always much help and comfort in it. JEMIMA HART.

—, N. J., March 9, 1900. Inclosed please find 50 cents, for which send your good paper four months to —, N. J. Please begin where this subscription expired. We are working for your paper as much as possible. It gets better with each issue. We could not get along without it. IDA M. TOWER.