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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 20, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 50, No. 25.

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No paper next week. As this number concludes volume 50, the paper will be omitted next week to bring the commencement of the new volume at the beginning of the year.
An article on Giving appears this week on page 194. It is from a layman; but he proves himself a better preacher than many who prefix the pompous title, reverend, to their names. We understand it is from a merchant in Chicago, and we so credit it. He presents the subject from a business point of view and in a business manner. Consider it well. We all have business with God, in the most literal sense of that term. Let us be careful how we transact it.
The article from Bro. Ayers will be read with interest and profit by brethren everywhere; and it is just as well calculated for any other part of the field as for Kansas. Let those outside of that State just imagine that it was written for them, and act accordingly.
We are happy to learn from the report of Bro. Ings in this number that the company who lately left this country, to assist Bro. Andrews in his European work, consisting of Bro. and Sr. Ings and Sr. Maud Sisley, had arrived safely in Liverpool, at the time of their writing.
We have received from James Vick, the well known florist, Vol. 1, No. 1, of an illustrated monthly magazine. All we need to say is—Magazine—James Vick. His name is a synonym for first-class work, and a guarantee that this magazine will be inimitable of its kind. Each number contains 32 pages, and a colored plate. Price, single subscription, $1.25 per year, 5 copies for $5.00. Address, James Vick, Rochester, N. Y.
A GEM.—We have before us a copy of the neat little volume, “Child’s Poems,” offered as a premium for the INSTRUCTOR. It is bound in colored muslin, and stamped in black and gilt, making as handsome and attractive a volume as one can anywhere find. We shall be surprised if effective work is not done with it, in behalf of the INSTRUCTOR.