The Review Resumes Its Former Appearance
By Editor
We are glad to be able to announce that our linotype has now been set up in our office, and other necessary machinery secured, so that we shall hereafter do all the work on our papers with the exception of the press work. The next issue of the REVIEW will therefore have twenty-four pages, and otherwise resume its former appearance. We thank our readers heartily for accepting the reduced number of pages for so long a time without complaint, and assure them that we will do our best to make the paper a means of help and blessing. In this connection we desire to express our appreciation of the response made by a goodly number of our brethren and sisters to the suggestion that each one should send in at least one new subscriber to add to our list. One sister sent the pay for a yearly subscription without forwarding any name, and this enabled us to send the paper for four months to three persons who would otherwise have been deprived of it. Others have sent in several new names. We hope many others will still act upon our suggestion.