This Week's Review by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 5, 1871

This Week's Review.

By Editor

IN our failing state of health, and the absence of Eld. Waggoner, and the great scarcity of matter from our preaching brethren, we set as good a table this week as we can, and there leave the matter in hope that the readers of the REVIEW will be better served for time to come. The physicians at our Institute forbid our writing at present; but violation of their orders, to some extent, seems a matter of necessity this week.

We very much regret that we cannot give reports from the New York, Vermont, and New England Camp-meetings this week. We have simply heard from them since the New England Camp-meeting closed, and that they were good meetings; but as yet we have nothing further to publish.

We need a first class reporter at all of our camp-meetings, imbued with the spirit of such grand occasions, who will pour into the minds and hearts of all our people, fresh in each week's REVIEW, the good that is said, seen, felt, and done, at these annual solemn feasts. In the absence of a reporter, let some brother, best qualified for the work, and who is not burdened with other matters, write the important things of each day's meeting.