True Missionary for January.
By Geo. I. Butler
EVERY true worker in this cause will want this number of The True Missionary; and those certainly will who are not inclined to work as much as they should. The first class will want it, because the spirit of the articles written by Bro. and sister White, and Brn. Haskell, Smith, Andrews, and others, will be meat in due season, which will gladden their hearts and strengthen their hands. The second class will need it, that they may be imbued with the true spirit of the work. Some are dying spiritually from inaction. They need to go to work for God. By so doing, they will gain strength. The articles from Bro. and sister White alone are worth more than the price of the monthly for one year; while the articles of Eld. Haskell will be just what all the members of the Tract and Missionary Society need to properly instruct them to labor to the best advantage. Send in your names brethren, for The True Missionary. You will suffer a loss if you do not. Price, only fifty cents per year. Send in and get the first number, to be issued this week. All our brethren and sisters should subscribe. Geo. I. Butler. Battle Creek, Mich., Dec. 28, 1872.