The “Trial Trip” a Success.
By James White
The plan to furnish the September, October, November and December numbers of the Reformer, for the sum of twenty-five cents, has met a hearty response from the friends of health reform. The names and the quarters have come in with such a rush that the September number was exhausted some time since, and its place has been supplied by a number farther back, but equal in value. Under the circumstances, we decide to change the plan of operation, so that, after October 20, the friends are invited to send names, and one dollar for each, for fourteen numbers of the Reformer, commencing with the November number of 1872, and reaching to the January number of 1874. In this case, two numbers extra are furnished to new subscribers. All our friends are urgently invited to work on this plan for the wider circulation of the Reformer until the first of January, 1874. The circulation of the Reformer has reached 10,000 including the “Trial Trip” subscribers. We hope to retain most of these as regular subscribers. We may lose some, but we hope to gain more on the plan now suggested than we lose. Let those who have given the names of their friends do all they can to induce them to become permanent subscribers. Here is a useful field of labor. All will be done that can possibly be done to make the Reformer a live, instructive, and interesting journal, and we must depend on the true friends of health reform, to circulate it everywhere. Windsor Camp-Ground, Cal., Oct. 4, 1872.