The Pacific Health Journal and Other Items
By Editor
The Pacific Health Journal, No. 3, for October, is out in good season, as we intend each number shall be. PERSONS wishing information concerning Healdsburg College, should address Prof. S. Brownsberger, Healdsburg, Cal. A FRIEND has kindly suggested to us by what means we can fill the Rural Health Retreat with patients. Will some kind friend now suggest some feasible means to provide room for the patients who are coming? THE letter of Mrs. E. G. White, referred to by Elder Whitney in his letter published in this paper, was written on the ocean and sent to the New York camp-meeting. We have read it over and over, but cannot find space for it this week. It will be given in the SIGNS next week. MR. LOCKE (Nasby) refuses to join the "third party" prohibition movement, but is trying to secure a pledge in favor of prohibition from candidates of both parties, for the legislature, and is endeavoring to defeat those who will not give the pledge. We believe that Mr. Locke has the key to the proper solution of this question. A CONGREGATIONAL pastor writes to the Advance that his eyes have been opened to the Christianity there is in Roman Catholicism, simply by talking with a Catholic priest. We might all very soon be converted to Catholicism as the only representative of Christianity, if we would only lend a credulous ear to whatever its priests might choose to tell us.