NOTICE !

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 25, 1900

“ABOUT two years ago I took two children to raise,—a girl of seven and a boy of six years of age. They are very promising, bright children, but I can not give them the care they should have, neither can I place them in a church school, as it has become necessary for me to engage in work in a home not my own, and under wages, and so I can not do a mother’s duty by them. They must be raised for the Lord. I should rather bury them than raise them for any other purpose. I wish to find a good motherly sister who will take the care of them, while I earn the money. I can pay one hundred dollars a year for board and care. They are well clothed, for a year, at least. I should like to have them placed within access of a church school. They have been carefully raised; have always had a cold sponge bath every day, never ate meat, and have always lived on two meals a day, and I should like to have them continue in this way.”

If any wish to correspond with this sister, her name and address can be obtained by writing to the Office of the Woman’s Gospel Work, 271 W. Main St., Battle Creek, Mich.