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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 21, 1873

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 41, No. 6.

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Maine.

We wish to say to those who are still in arrears on the Review, Instructor, and Reformer, in Maine, to pay up without delay. As the Maine State Conference has assumed the responsibility of collecting and paying all arrearages on the above three periodicals, we wish immediately to draw the matter to a close. There are but few in this State who need to have their papers free. By a special effort on your part, you can pay the sum required. We do not wish to see any one’s name dropped from the Review, Instructor, or Reformer lists. You cannot afford to be deprived of the weekly visits of the Review. To us, it would be like parting with an old, tried friend.
The Instructor and Health Reformer, too, you need. The time of trouble is coming, and we must avail ourselves of every means to be prepared to stand in the day of God’s wrath.
Bro. R. S. Webber was chosen by the Conference to collect arrearages, and to attend to this matter. He has written to a goodly number. Some have responded; others have not. If any are poor, they can write, or get some one to write for them, stating their circumstances, and their interest in the truth. It is very easy for any one to tell how much they are in arrears, or how far they have paid in advance. If the figures on your paper read 41-1, you have paid up to the first number of this volume; and if they read 40-1, you are one volume and six numbers behind. Let us hear from all, at once.
Inclose the amount due, and six months or one year in advance, if possible.
Direct to R. S. Webber, Richmond, Me.

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