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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 15, 1879

Publishers' Department.

By Editor

“Not slothful in business.” Rom. 12:11.

The Detroit Echo—the new weekly edition of The Evening News—is proving an admirable success, being very popular with all classes who cannot enjoy a daily paper. It is acceptable alike to Republicans and Democrats, and is filled with entertaining and instructive reading. The markets, and particularly the live-stock markets, are an especial feature, and altogether The Echo is just the paper for every farmer to take. It can be had for 75 cents a year.

Book Notice.

In another column will be found a notice of three lectures on Masonry given by Mr. E. Romayne in Battle Creek. Mr. R. is the author of two books on this subject, entitled the “Hand Book of Freemasonry,” and “The Master's Carpet.” This latter shows the identity between Masonry and Baal-worship, reviewing the similarity between Masonry, Romanism, and the ancient “mysteries;” and comparing the whole with the Bible. May be had at this office or of Edmund Romayne, 104 Bremer Street, Chicago, Ill. Price of Hand Book, 50 cts., Master's Carpet, 75 cts.

If any of our scattered brethren in Southwestern Iowa desire preaching in their neighborhood, if they will correspond with me to that effect at Osceola, I will make my arrangements to meet with them.

A. W. H. Millard.

A FARM of thirty acres for sale by L. M. Jones, Allegan, Allegan Co., Mich. A good location for fruit.

I WOULD like to correspond with a middle-aged Sabbath-keeper, who would like to work cutting sawlogs or wood. Address, Flavel Simonson, Hillsdale, Rock Island Co., Illinois.

WANTED.—A tailor that is a Sabbath-keeper. A good cutter. Address, D. C. Phillips, Wellsville, N. Y.

NOTICE.—A blue cross opposite this note indicates that your subscription will expire in two weeks. Please renew at once, as we shall be obliged to stop the paper unless we hear from you in that time.

NOTICE.—The change of figures on the address labels will be in all cases a sufficient receipt for money sent for the paper. If these changes do not in due time appear, and if books ordered by mail are not received, notice should be given. All other business is acknowledged below.

Books Sent by Express.

J H D Camp $6.84, Albert Kellogg 17.11, G K Owen 18.82, J H Bellis 5.00.

Books Sent by Freight.

John R Israel $14.85.

Cash Rec'd on Account

O F Guilford $12.60, Ohio T & M Society per J B G 500.00, Iowa T & M Society per L Hornby 674.94, D W Reavis 10.00, Ill T & M Society per Chicago T & M Society 6.35, D M Canright per Geo M Dimmick 10.00, Vt T & M Reserve Fund, J & J A Cady 30.00.

Gen. Conf. Fund.

Ohio Conference per J B G $105.46.

European Mission.

B N Berry $100.00, S J Hart 50.00, P E Ferrin 25.00, H H Perry 10.00, Mary E Ashley 10.00, E F DeBord 5.00, Hannah Johnston 5.00, John W Adams 5.00, Lucretia Berry 5.00, Lucinda Rue 5.00, O M Olds & wife 5.00, J V Wilson 5.00, Sarah Ferrin 5.00, Daniel Glunt 30.00, Martha S Rider 50.00.

Gen. T. & M. Society.

Willie Myers (S. B.) $1.00, Ill T & M Society, tithe 13.15.

S. D. A. E. Society.

E H Pratt $15.00, John Sprinkle 20.00.

Mich. Conf. Fund.

Lapeer per J A Demill $6.00, Kalamazoo per A Kellogg 10.62, Wright per C Buck 77.38, North Lansing per W H Kynett (Mary J Merrill 14.95, H J Newcomb 9.76, Emma TenEyck 1.00, Lydia E Kynett 30c, G W Masters 50c.)

Mich. T. & M. Society.

Dist 3 added ½ Kalamazoo $5.43.

M. C. Reserve Fund

H H Bramhall $1.25, Frank D Starr 1.25.

Danish Mission.

Mrs C Williams 20c, Chicago Church 60.00, L Y Heller 3.00, John Lorntz 2.00, C D Rasmussen 5.00, Angie Gotfredson 1.50.

English Mission.

Mrs R C Glunt 2.50, M E Ashley 10.00, Miss H C Cruppen 5.00, H S Boaman 5.00.