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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 18, 1875

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 45, No. 8.

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To Correspondents.

J. W. RAYMOND: The New York papers were all mailed before your appointment for Dist. No. 9, Feb. 20, at Farmington, Pa., was received.
J. M. ADAMS: There would be no object in our discussing with the Catholics the points of difference between us. All who have the moral courage to come out from that denomination will come by simply hearing the truth. We know of no two chapters in the Bible exactly alike. 2 Sam. 22 and Ps. 18, both record David's psalm of thanksgiving at being delivered from the hand of Saul; the record in Samuel showing its historical connection, that in the psalms being given as a part of the collection of David's writings.
R. H. PECK: An avalanche of Sabbath tracts we think would do good in the vicinity where Mr. Langford's discourse was preached. We see nothing in it not already answered.
ARTICLES ACCEPTED. Sound the Tocsin.—The Power of God.—Loss and Gain.
ARTICLES DECLINED. A Ministerial Visit, Rather too personal. U. S.