Christ’s Object Lessons Reaches 50,000 Copies
By Editor
OCT. 15, 1900, the Manufacturing department of the Review and Herald delivered the first copy of “Christ’s Object Lessons.” By the end of this week the 50,000th copy of the book will have been delivered by the presses, ready for shipment. Every one of these books is already sold. So far as we know, it stands as a fact that the Review and Herald has sold a larger number of “Christ’s Object Lessons,” in a given space of time, than of any other book ever published in the history of the institution. This is certainly encouraging, and shows that God is moving upon the hearts of the people to roll back the reproach which has been so long resting upon our schools. THE RELIEF OF THE SCHOOLS Committee must pay the Review and Herald $7,500 for the material in these, plus the boxing, cartage, and freight to the tract societies, and we plead with those of our brethren whom God has blessed with money, to help us with liberal contributions. Watch the reports closely each week in the RELIEF OF THE SCHOOLS department of this paper, and let us keep giving and paying until all our debts have been wiped out. Send all remittances to H. M. Mitchell, treasurer of the General Conference Association, Battle Creek, Mich.