A Campaign for the Review
By Editor
BROTHER N. S. MILLER, secretary of the Ohio Tract Society, sends forty-four subscriptions for Life and Health and twenty for the REVIEW as partial returns from the efforts put forth at the camp-meeting, and promises more later. This is good, and other conferences can do equally well if proper effort is put forth. We are sending a supply of sample copies of all our periodicals to every camp-meeting, and trust that those in charge will give special attention to securing subscriptions. The fall missionary campaign will soon begin, in which the attention of all our people will be directed to work for their neighbors and friends. What better preliminary work can be done than to see that every family is supplied with the REVIEW? In its columns will be found full information in regard to the plans for the campaign, and also full reports of the work accomplished. Will not presidents, secretaries, church elders, and librarians take this matter in hand and lay definite plans to get the REVIEW into every family at once, so that through it the plans for the missionary campaign, as well as all the other important matter in the paper, may reach all our people every week?