REVIEW TESTIMONY MEETING.—NO. 4.
———, ILL., Nov. 27, 1899. We expect to make a steady pull to increase the subscription list of the paper, and I think we begin to see as never before the importance of our periodicals. I am very much interested in the REVIEW, and wish to do all in my power to give it a wider circulation in Illinois. N. W. KAUBLE. ———, COLO., Aug. 9, 1899. I wish it could be in every family in our Conference. In fact, we are working to that end; and I am glad to say that you will find that we have the REVIEW in almost every family in the State. We wish that it were not only in every family, but in the hands of every isolated Sabbath-keeper. I will do what I can to bring this matter about. J. M. REES. ———, MICH., Aug. 29, 1899. Inclosed find $1.50, for which please send the REVIEW another year. I would as soon think of doing without my necessary food as to try to live without the REVIEW; for it comes each week laden with precious truth, which is food to my soul. I enjoyed reading the REVIEW “Testimony Meeting,” and hope we shall have them often. Each testimony expressed my own feelings better than I could myself. May the Lord bless the REVIEW. MRS. KATE T. ROGER. ———, IOWA, Jan. 2, 1900. With one exception the company here are very poor. I have been telling them that every Seventh-day Adventist needs the REVIEW in order to keep in touch with the message. I have particularly enjoyed “Studies in Galatians” and “The Two Laws.” I wish to express my appreciation of the efforts being made to improve the REVIEW. It certainly was never of more value to its readers. J. O. BEARD. ———, MO., Jan. 1, 1900. I have secured nearly a dozen subscriptions to the REVIEW lately. I think it is getting better. May the Lord bless and guide you all. D. E. SCOLES. ———, N. J., Dec. 24, 1899. I am sorry that I am not in shape to send you a subscription for your valuable paper, the REVIEW; but I intend to do so as soon as I can. M. W. MASS. ———, NEB., Dec. 15, 1899. I have been a regular subscriber to the REVIEW for about twenty-three years, with the exception of one year when it came in my wife's name. I can not think of being without it when I am old—seventy-nine years. It is a light to my pathway. May the Lord bless its editors and all those who read its contents. D. N. HILL. ———, WASH., Dec. 13, 1899. As I was sending my subscription and the name of another, I thought that I would write you a few lines. I think every Adventist should read the REVIEW, and I hope and pray that it may be a weekly visitor to the home of every Seventh-day Adventist. J. M. SIMMONS. ———, TEX., Dec. 12, 1899. It seems as if I could not live spiritually without the REVIEW. My husband always renews for me about this season of the year. He will be at home now in a few days. May all find in our publications what the Spirit shows to me. IDA CARMICHAEL. ———, R. I., Dec. 12, 1899. Yes, I received the REVIEWS you sent me, and thank you for your kindness in sending them. I have read many of them since receiving the truth, and do not care to be without the paper. They are the best papers of the kind I ever read. E. WARREN FRATIS. ———, O. T., Dec. 11, 1899. The REVIEW is highly appreciated. I do not know what I could do without such precious treasures of thought as are brought out in the paper. May the Lord bless and prosper our church paper. JOHN RAFFERTY. ———, ORE., Dec. 23, 1899. I am one of the isolated Sabbath-keepers. I have no church privileges; and, to keep in touch with the message, I want the good REVIEW to read. I am in my seventy-eighth year, and live with the children and grandchildren. The REVIEW is like a dear friend, and its visits are always welcome. C. F. STILES. ———, WIS., Dec. 21, 1899. Please find inclosed money order for $1.50, for another year's subscription for the REVIEW. I could not do without it, for it is the best paper. H. J. WAGNER. ———, ILL., Dec. 22, 1899. Inclosed find $1.50, for the REVIEW. It seems to get better and better all the time. I am so thankful to the Lord for it. It is a comfort and a pleasure from beginning to end. MRS. SARAH A. KRASK. ———, S. DAK., Dec. 25, 1899. I can not get along without the REVIEW. It is the most welcome visitor I have, and one of my dearest friends. Success to the REVIEW. M. A. REASE. ———, VT., Dec. 26, 1899. Inclosed find $1.50, for the REVIEW. I can not get along without it. A. D. LADEAU. ———, IOWA, Dec. 29, 1899. Our church paper is getting better and better. Wish it continued prosperity. ALICE M. SLOCUM. ———, R. I., Dec. 27, 1899. I have just received one paper, and can say it is a good paper; it is indeed interesting. R. H. RANDALL. ———, COLO., Dec. 14, 1899. Inclosed find fifty cents, for which please send me the REVIEW for three months. I can not get along without it, for it is the best of all papers. MRS. A. E. WILCOX. ———, IND., Nov. 20, 1899. Find inclosed $1.50 for one year's subscription. I have been without the REVIEW so long—not from choice, but because finances would not permit my taking it. I am lost without it, and have hoped and prayed that I might gain strength to labor so I could have the papers and books as I used to, and can say my prayers are answered now. Praise God for that. I love the REVIEW. It has not only been my comfort, but a great blessing to me; nothing could induce me to do without it, only that I had not the money to pay for it. MRS. ISAAC RINEHART. ———, IDAHO, Nov. 18, 1899. Inclosed find $1.50, for which please renew my subscription to the REVIEW. I get a good deal of good from the paper. There is no Seventh-day Adventist church near here, so I content myself with reading the paper. Remember me in your prayers that I may be kept in the narrow path, putting my trust in God. LYMAN F. MARKHAM. ———, WYO., Aug. 23, 1899. Inclosed please find my subscription for six months. I love the good old paper with all my heart, and can not understand why every Seventh-day Adventist does not take it. I shall endeavor to have every one that is in this place take it before I leave here. C. H. ABBOTT. ———, S. DAK., Nov. 21, 1899. I would rather do with half enough to eat than not to get the dear REVIEW. I can not get along without it. I am sending it to Ontario to my parents. MRS. JAMES IRWIN. ———, MICH., Nov. 19, 1899. I do appreciate the REVIEW. I can hardly wait from one number to another, I am so interested in its contents. Please accept my sincere and heartfelt thanks for the privilege of reading the dear REVIEW. As soon as my health improves so I can get a money order, I will send you renewal, so please do not stop the paper. MRS. M. J. RANDALL. ———, TENN., Nov. 15, 1899. We are moving north to Illinois. We are all grateful for all past favors, and sincerely hope to find the REVIEW coming to us as faithfully there as it has in old Tennessee. God bless the REVIEW. C. E. STURDEVANT. ———, S. DAK., Nov. 20, 1899. Please find draft inclosed for $1.50, to pay my subscription to the REVIEW, always welcomed with delight. May the Heavenly Father bless all that are connected with it. R. S. WARNER. ———, N. DAK., Nov. 15, 1899. Please find inclosed $1.75, of which $1.50 is for renewal of REVIEW, and twenty-five cents to apply on Youth's Instructor. We are isolated from all our friends, and have not seen a Seventh-day Adventist since we came here, in April; so we are very lonely sometimes, but the dear REVIEW is looked for and read with joy. Through the kindness of friends the Signs is a weekly visitor, and we are thankful to have the REVIEW, Signs, Youth's Instructor, Good Health, and the Life Boat. MRS. RICHARD GRAHAM. ———, N. Y., Sept. 5, 1899. I could not personally do without the REVIEW, and can not understand how a Seventh-day Adventist can live without its weekly visits. Would sooner dispense with my dinner if I could not have both. The REVIEW continues to improve, and we certainly need its co-operation in our warfare with the errors of our times. ELLEN E. JONES. ———, PA., Sept. 14, 1899. The good REVIEW comes to us each week, and seems better each year of its existence. The people in all parts of the field seem much interested in it. S. H. LANE.