The Health Institute by Editor

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

The Health Institute.

By Editor

We are glad to see our brethren again taking stock in the Health Reform Institute. Those who have stock in the Institute should understand:

1. That there is no dividend. By bad management during our sickness, and absence from the work at Battle Creek, the $32,000 in stock, so readily taken in shares of $25 00 each, was reduced to at most $25,000. And now the receipts simply meet expenses and make needed repairs.

2. No one can draw their stock directly from the Institute, either in money, or in treatment.

3. Those who have taken stock which they are not able to hold, can sell it to others; or can get it back in this way: When new stock is taken, the officers can transfer stock, which the holder is not able to own, to the new stockholder. And this will be done in some cases for the needy when new stock shall be taken. But upon this subject we shall have much to say at another time.