The Health Reformer by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 15, 1874

The Health Reformer.

By Editor

We need not say to the friends of health reform that the Health Reformer is in all respects worthy of their patronage and their influence. This journal is superior to any other of the kind in the following respects:

1. The editor, Bro. J. H. Kellogg, M. D., has entered upon his work for the sake of Christ and humanity, and is evidently called of God to give light to the world through the press on the great question of how to live.

2. The mechanical execution of the Reformer is first-class, and the stock used is superior.

3. The price, at only one dollar a year, is lower than any other journal of the kind in our country, by one-third. And, then, in our anxiety to give it an extensive circulation, we are offering canvassers, who give their time to it, a cash premium of one-half.

In view of these facts, we believe it to be the duty of the friends of reform to unite in sustaining the publishers of the Health Reformer in their cheerful labors and sacrifices.

*Each worthy reader of the REVIEW is urgently invited to subscribe for the Reformer for the year 1875. Send one dollar in a letter to our Office at our risk. Do not wait for some canvasser to come along who will claim one-half the small price you pay for his trouble. Send one dollar direct to our address at our risk.*

The offer of one-half cash premium is to those who go out into the outside world and make canvassing a business. We urge our ministers to call the attention of our friends everywhere to the Health Reformer and to collect as many full paying subscribers as possible. We ask liberal co-operation in the work of love for humanity in which we are engaged. We offer no premiums to our fellow-laborers and friends for whom we have labored for Christ’s sake, expecting our pay for that at the resurrection of the just. Address Health Reformer, Battle Creek, Mich.