The Review and Voice by Uriah Smith

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

The Review and Voice.

By Uriah Smith

The present volume of the VOICE is drawing to a close. Forty-eight numbers will complete it. As recently stated in the REVIEW, it will then cease to be published, the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal., taking its place as a pioneer paper. Those whose subscriptions extend beyond that time will be supplied with other papers, of the same general matter.

We wish to ask all who have sent in names to the VOICE, to now canvass the ground, learn how the paper has been received, what is thought of the views presented, and to see how many they can secure as subscribers for the REVIEW. Enough doctrinal matter has been presented in the VOICE to show to those who have read it, our views on many points, and the reasons therefor. They are now prepared to continue their investigations by becoming readers of the REVIEW.

The discontinuance of the VOICE, which has been published under unfavorable circumstances, will enable more time and energy to be concentrated upon the REVIEW. The editors design to make this the very best church paper ever published. A series of articles will soon be commenced in the paper, on the subject of the Sanctuary, to fully set forth the truth on that great subject now of such absorbing interest to every student of prophecy and to all the world. Every reader of the VOICE should have it. How many of them will subscribe for the REVIEW? Will our brethren who have canvassed for the VOICE give this question a fair trial, and thus carry forward the work they have already begun? We would like to see our subscription list doubled by the commencement of the new year, 1876.

U. S.