What the Review Is Doing

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 31, 1871

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 37, No. 7.

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What the Review Is Doing.

ONE year since, when we commenced a series of articles on Our Faith and Hope, we urged our people to send the REVIEW to their friends, one year at half price. Not a few promptly responded, and six hundred of one-dollar-a-year subscribers came right in. Many of these persons who have been furnished with the REVIEW under these circumstances, have embraced the Sabbath of the Lord, while others are favorable. And we are daily receiving most cheering letters from this class of persons, with money at full price for the REVIEW another year. We give only two of these letters, both from Ohio. Many others might be given.
C. L. R., of Huron Co., Ohio, says: “A friend has sent me your paper the past year, and I have learned to prize it very much, especially in its enlarged form. I believe the Seventh-day Adventists have a clearer perception of Bible truth than any other sect.”
J. R. writes from Sandusky Co., Ohio, thus:— “Something over a year ago, your very valuable paper, THE ADVENT REVIEW AND HERALD OF THE SABBATH, was sent to my address by some one; and after receiving several numbers, I wrote to the editor to ascertain by whom they were sent, and to whom I was indebted, but received no answer. They have come to me regularly, and I have taken a great deal of pleasure in reading them. And I earnestly hope I may be profited. I feel that I cannot do without them.”
We are printing 400 copies extra each week in the expectation that our friends will send in new subscribers, to whom we will furnish the back numbers of the present volume. Send in the names, friends, and we will send out the light to your friends. We furnish the REVIEW to our brethren to send to their friends for $1.50 a year. J. W.