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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 26, 1876

Good Example.

By C. W. S.

New York T. and M. Society sets a good example for the circulation of our Almanac for 1877. A postal card just received contains the following:—

“Please send me by freight 10,000 Almanacs to Rome, N. Y.

“Please notice through REVIEW that until further notice my address will be Rome, N. Y., Box 113. B. L. Whitney.”

Mr. Editor: What is the reason you don’t send our REVIEW? We haven’t had our paper for the last two weeks. Now if our time is up, and it’s money you want, just say so, and you can have it; but don’t stop that paper again as long as the world stands! We are the only Seventh-day Adventists here, and we want the paper every week. Address, C. E. Ives.

Savannah, Wayne Co., N. Y.

P. S. Send the last three numbers.

Note.—Good! We are glad to know that when the REVIEW is not received, its loss is felt. The “last three numbers” are sent. C. W. S.