Secular Notices Admitted as Exceptions: Farm Wanted
By Uriah Smith
It has been decided as a general rule to insert no notices of a secular nature in the REVIEW. But we have two instances this week which we think from the necessities of the case might be taken as exceptions:— · Bro. Chas. Drew, of Black Creek, Allegany Co., N. Y., is rendered, from ill health, incapable of carrying on his farm. He wishes it to be done by Sabbath-keepers, but is far from any of like faith, so that he cannot negotiate with them personally. He therefore wishes to say through the REVIEW that he would like to obtain a Sabbath-keeper to work his farm on shares, work to commence by April 1. He can furnish a house for a small family, also a team, and stock. For further particulars address as above. Also we are informed by Bro. J. Dorcas that Bro. G. W. Field, of Oxford Mills, Jones Co., Iowa, would like to employ a good Sabbath-keeping farm hand. U. S.