The New Building by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 30, 1871

The New Building.

By Editor

The new building now being erected by the Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association, is an exact duplicate of the one in use. When finished and furnished, including the lot, it will cost not far from ten thousand dollars. It will be completed and occupied as soon as possible, as our crowded condition in the old building loudly calls for more room immediately.

With all true friends of the cause, the fact that the growing work of God among us, increasing the circulation of our periodicals, and general publications, calls for another building, will be a matter of devout gratitude to God. From such we expect co-operation at this time. And in this we shall not be disappointed. When we have reached out in any such enterprise, and have called for help, our brethren have ever responded liberally. We again invite them to help in the publishing department, in the sum of ten thousand dollars, and we shall not here be disappointed.

This matter is finely started this week, as the receipts from brethren Root, Comings, Littlejohn, Downs, and others show. There is room for ninety-six more one hundred dollar men to fall in at their earliest convenience. And by this statement we do not wish to discourage the ten, twenty, thirty, forty, and fifty dollar men and women. The capital stock of the Publishing Association is in shares of ten dollars each. Of these, the friends of the cause can take from one to twenty or more. At those camp-meetings that we may be able to attend, we shall bring the subject more fully before our friends.