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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 12, 1871

The Health Reformer.

By Editor

We learn from the Office that the Health Reformer has some more than 5,000 subscribers. This shows an increase of nearly 2,000 in one year.

The December number is excellent. This number alone is worth to any family that reads, and understands what they read, more than the cost of the journal for one year. It is the design of the publishers to make each and every number better than the preceding one.

To those tract societies and those persons who canvass for the Reformer without premiums, we would say, that to them we furnish specimen copies of the Reformer, envelopes, and the tract entitled, “The Health Reformer—An Appeal to the Candid Public,” free, post paid. We nearly doubled the circulation of the Reformer in 1871, which gives us 5,000. Now let us quite double it in 1872, and make it 10,000 at the close of the year.

We hope that all our good contributors will be in season for the January number of the Reformer with clear, pointed articles. If you are dry, be short as possible. They should all reach the Office by the eighteenth of the previous month. Articles of the first quality, short or long, thankfully received, original or selected. *The Reformer shall continue to be the very best health journal in our country. We hope that all the readers of the Review will also read the Reformer. Now is the best time for those who do not take the Reformer, to commence at the beginning of the volume, with the January number for 1872.