W. C. WHITE by William C. White

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 19, 1878

W. C. WHITE

By William C. White

WHAT has it been?—A complete history of our cause and people from the beginning. It has borne record of every advance step, of every struggle with opposition and prejudice, and of each victory that has been gained. It has clearly sounded the note of warning to an indifferent world, carefully pointed out the signs of the times, and noted each fulfillment of prophecy.

What is it now?—The leading paper of our denomination. It still contains a full record of our progress. Through it the most solemn warnings and faithful appeals for earnestness and activity in this time of danger and lukewarmness are brought before our people; and in it is heralded each advance move and each appeal for broader plans.

What is it to be?—Fifty-three marks the number of the next volume. This cannot fail to be as interesting as previous volumes, because events of special interest are rapidly transpiring, and because editors and publishers are determined to make it the most stirring, energetic, religious paper extant.

Who will read it? What seventh-day Adventist can do without it? We can better do without a clock, which marks the passing hours of the day, than without the REVIEW, which notes the fulfillment of the signs of the times heralding the coming of our King.

Let each one whose subscription ends with this volume respond at once, and notice also if there are not others who should have it. Induce them to subscribe, if for only six months, and thus bring the truths that it contains before the attention of all who should read it.

Each T. and M. librarian should see that each family in the society and the church subscribes for the REVIEW, and that all read it.