The Health Reformer by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 3, 1871

The Health Reformer.

By Editor

CASH PREMIUMS OFFERED.

ONE THOUSAND CANVASSERS WANTED.

The following liberal cash premiums are offered to responsible persons, who can give good references, and, from philanthropic feelings, for pay, or for both these considerations, will canvass for subscribers for the Health Reformer. The price of the Reformer is one dollar a year. Those who will send us, in plain hand-writing, the names of new subscribers, their post office, county, and state, accompanied with the cash, may retain their commission at the following rates:

From 4 to 10 new subscribers, 25 cents each. 15 " " 26 " " 20 " " 27 " " 25 " " 28 " " 30 " " 29 " " 35 " " 30 " " 40 " " 31 " " 45 " " 32 " " 50 " " 33 " " 60 " " 34 " " 70 " " 35 " " 80 " " 36 " " 90 " " 37 " " 100 " " 38 " " 200 " " 39 " " 300 " " 40 " " 400 " " 41 " " 500 " " 42 " " 600 " " 43 " " 700 " " 44 " " 800 " " 45 " " 1000 " " 46 " "

We will furnish canvassers with specimen copies of the Reformer at the rate of $5.00 a hundred.

We will furnish good letter envelopes with the advertisement of the Reformer printed on each envelope; and the full address of the Reformer printed on five or more envelopes of each pack, for the use of canvassers in forwarding names of subscribers, &c., to this Office, for 10 cents a package.

We have prepared an appeal to the candid public, setting forth the character and work of the Reformer, in a tract, envelop size, for the use of canvassers. Price, 25 cents a hundred.

Before entering upon the work of canvassing, all new agents must report themselves to this Office. This is necessary in order to prevent two or more canvassing the same territory.

The readers of the Review who do not take the Reformer, are urgently invited to send their subscriptions in immediately, direct to this Office. You need not hesitate, or wait for an agent. Enclose the sum of one dollar in a letter, properly enveloped and addressed, at our risk.

In order that the first number of volume seven of the Health Reformer may commence with January, where all monthlies should commence, the present volume will close with December, which is number six of volume six.

This change, however, will not in the least affect the terms of the Reformer with any subscriber. All will receive twelve numbers for the sum of one dollar. For example: Those who have paid for the current volume are credited on their poster, 7–1; that is, they have paid up to Vol. 7, No. 1. Now in cutting the present volume short six numbers, we shall credit the accounts of such just six numbers ahead in next volume; so their account will then stand, 7–7.

Canvassers have time to get a good ready, and a good start in canvassing for volume seven which will commence with January, 1872. Any, however, who wish back numbers, that they may read all we say upon Bible Hygiene, can have them, and date their subscription back to July, 1871, or they can receive them, post paid, for 8 cents a number.