Good Words for the Review.
By Uriah Smith
A SUBSCRIBER writes from Rhode Island:— “I had almost come to the conclusion that as my time had about expired for the REVIEW, I would not subscribe again, owing to the hard times. But when I fully consider the real good value of the paper, I am induced to subscribe again.” The subscription price for another year accompanied this note; and we think it a wise move; for if a man does not need good religious instruction, and to have the consolations of the blessed hope kept fresh before his mind when times are hard, when does he need them? Another writes from Wisconsin, appropriating the first means secured, to payment on past indebtedness for the REVIEW, with many thanks for its continuance. Another writes from Iowa, and with his remittance for the paper another year, says:— “The REVIEW has been received regularly each week, and attentively perused, for the past two years; and I can truly say that I have been blessed. My knowledge of the Scriptures has been increased, my faith strengthened and hope brightened. May God bless your efforts, and give you strength and means to carry on the good work.” The results which this brother mentions, are certainly good fruits, and well worth the trifling cost of the REVIEW. U. S.