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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 14, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 33.

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THANKS

By Chas. N. Eastman

I WISH to thank, through the REVIEW, those who have so kindly responded to my calls for reading-matter. We have two reading-racks that we are supplying, and we wish to put up two more. So let the papers come—Signs, Sentinel, Review, Instructor, Little Friend, Missionary Magazine, Life Boat, and, in fact, any of our literature in the English language.
Our literature is eagerly read by the people when placed in their reach. There is a great work yet to be done, and the indications are that the time in which to do it is very short, so do not let your papers lie on the shelves; they are too richly laden with precious truth.
Yes, a great work is yet to be done, and in a very short time; and our literature is to be the means of doing a large amount of it. The judgment only will reveal the full results of faithful work done with our papers.
Let your prayers accompany your papers, and may the Father of the cause we all so dearly love bless the literature, and also the dear brethren and sisters who so kindly contribute to it.
CHAS. N. EASTMAN.