Your ShelfYour Projects

Publishers' Department

3%

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 18, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 54, No. 13.

Read the full edition

Publishers' Department.

By Editor

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

THE HEALTH AND TEMPERANCE QUARTERLY.

The first number of the Health and Temperance Quarterly, is now ready, and ought to be in the hands of every temperance worker. Copies have been sent to such officers and agents as we have the addresses of, but as new clubs are being constantly formed, all who should have it may not have received it as yet. Those who wish copies can obtain them by addressing J. H. Kellogg, M. D., or Miss M. L. Huntley, Battle Creek, Mich.
The quarterly contains full instructions about organizing clubs, duties of officers, maintaining meetings, etc., and answers the numerous questions which have been received respecting certificates, temperance publications, etc.

COLLEGE RECORD.

Every Seventh-day Adventist should be a subscriber for this little paper. It is designed to keep our people informed in regard to the workings of Battle Creek College, and to interest them in educational matters in general. As the subscription price is but TEN CENTS per annum, no one need be without it on account of its cost. Its circulation should be FIFTEEN THOUSAND, while it is now not more than five thousand. Several specimen copies of the July No., accompanied by a circular, have been sent out by the publishers, to many of our friends. Quite a number of these have evidently done some faithful labor in extending its circulation, judging from the long list of subscribers they have sent in to the Office.
The publishers are grateful for the active interest such have taken in this work, and they would here request all friends of education, among S. D. Adventists, to aid the enterprise of circulating the Record,—1st, by subscribing for it themselves; 2d, by seeing to it that every family in their church subscribes also.
The publishers contemplate making it a four-page monthly for 1880, instead of an eight-page quarterly which it now is. In case this is done, it will come to the hands of the subscribers a fresh, lively paper, very much improved in every respect. The Oct. No., the last for 1879, will be issued in a few days. Let there be a general effort made, with this number, for 1880. Specimen copies will be mailed free upon application. Address COLLEGE RECORD, Battle Creek, Mich.
Notice of expiration of subscription will be given by special stamp on the margin of the paper. We should be pleased to receive your renewal at once.
NOTICE.—A. W. Cone, of Uniontown, Bourbon Co., is hereby appointed director of Dist. No. 11, Kan. T. and M. Society, in place of S. N. Ayers, resigned. J. W. Bagby, of Clifton, Washington Co., is hereby appointed director of Dist. No. 2, Kan. T. and M. Society, in place of A. A. Hoover, resigned. SMITH SHARP, Pres.
E. W. ALBERTY, Cherokee, Crawford Co., Kansas, wishes to find a Sabbath-keeper to rent a farm. A small capital required.
Books Sent by Freight.
Clinton Owens $23.56, Bettie Coombs 3.00, B L Whitney 147.04.
Books Sent by Express
C H Bliss $2.96, R F Andrews 2.96, E B Lane 6.00, H A St John 6.72, Geo A King 37.00, Herbert A Castle 8.00, D Ann Albin 2.00.
Cash Rec'd on Account
A H Clymer $10.00, Mich S S Association, Vassar camp-meeting, 19.29, J D Page 5.00, N Y Conf Fund per L O S (s b) 2.85, G W Colcord 10.00.
Mich. Conf. Fund.
Elmwood per M L Huntley $41.00, Isabel Bradshaw per M L H 1.50, Ravenna per J Wright 14.50, Dryden per Adel Hall 10.00, Otsego per M S Burnham 3.00, J A Demill 3.00.
Mich. T. & M. Society.
Dist. 9 per D Malin $45.00, Dist. 8 per E S Griggs 32.50, Dist. 13 per Mrs M F Mullen 5.00, Dist. 10 per D Newcomb—donation 2.00, Dist. 16 per Augusta Lawrence—donation 58c, per Eld Fargo 25c, Dist. 8 Newton church per A White 9.60.
Gen. Conf. Fund.
J P Hunt $4.00, Kan Conf per A G Miller 25.75, Ill Conf Fund per R F Andrews 100.00.
General T. & M. Society.—Donations.
C A Swan $1.80, J L Voris 1.00
Review to Poor.
A Friend 50c.
English Mission.
Rebecca Glunt $2.00, Jane Ann Rogers per J Thayer 5.00.
European Mission.
Henry Mack for German Mission $10.00, John Sheldon 15.00, Nathaniel Atkins 2.00, Lulie F Davis (thank offering) 2.00, A Friend 50c.
S. D. A. E. Society.
Thos Bickle per Henry Johnson $12.50.
Danish Mission.
Mrs W Baer 25c, Mrs O Swanson 3.35, Andrew Ahling 1.00, Benedict Fristad & wife 2.50, S T Tande & wife 2.50.