To the Brethren in Maine.
By Reuel S. Webber
It was voted at our camp-meeting to pay all that could not be collected or all the dues that should stand against the REVIEW, Reformer, and Instructor, in this State at the end of the year following this vote. Now if our friends do not pay up, their debts will have to be paid according to the vote of the Conference. Are there any of the friends that take the REVIEW, Reformer, and Instructor, and are able to pay for them, who can feel that they are doing right not to pay for them, and throw the burden upon others? Then let us see to it that we pay up at once; for the year will soon be out. Our cause is a glorious cause and we should do all we can to spread the truth. The last message is being given. Soon the mystery of God will be finished. The last notes of the gospel of peace will be heard. Then it can truly be said, Here are they that keep the commandments of God and have the faith of Jesus. Shall we be found among this company? If we expect to be, we must do as we would be done by. Then let us relieve the Office of publication of the great burden that we are bringing upon it, by being so slothful; for God will not hold us guiltless.