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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 29, 1874

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 44, No. 15.

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The Health Institute.

By James White

THE Board of Directors of the Battle Creek Health Institute find it necessary to state as follows:—
  1. That all patients must pay their bills promptly each week.
  2. That no persons, under any circumstances, will be treated less than one-half the regular prices.
  3. That all persons expecting deductions from regular prices must first state their cases by letter, and wait for an answer before coming to the Institute.
When we state that the delinquencies of only those patients who were at our Institute, September 15, 1874, amounted to seventeen hundred dollars, the friends of the institution will agree with us that it is high time to “turn over a new leaf.” The Directors decide to treat the Lord’s poor at one-half regular rates, provided the brethren, or churches, or Conferences, or tract and missionary workers, pay this one-half for them. But if they be in such circumstances that their brethren and friends will not assist them, they need not expect deductions at our Institute.
JAMES WHITE, Chairman of Board.