THE DESIGN OF THE CHART

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Publishing Committee · Paris, Me. · Feb 1851

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 1, No. 6.

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THE DESIGN OF THE CHART.

1. To supply those who travel and teach the present truth. This was the main object in publishing the Chart. Those whom the Lord has chosen and called to give the message of the third angel, are to be supplied gratuitously.
2. That each band of brethren might have one at their places of meeting. And if the brethren in any place are not able to pay for it, they also are to be supplied gratuitously. We never expected to supply all the brethren with a Chart, if we had, some thousands should have been prepared instead of 300. But this would be a useless expence, and waste of the Lord’s money. Those, therefore, who do not travel, and who are situated where they can meet with those who have a Chart, must not expect to have one without paying for it. Price—well prepared on rollers—$2; without being sized, painted &c., just as it comes from the Lithographer, $1.25. Those sent by mail have to be pre-paid.
Those who send money should be particular to state whether they wish the amount in Charts, or, whether it is a donation. If more is received than enough to pay the cost of the Chart, it will be used in publishing the paper. All orders for it must be addressed (Post paid) to Otis Nichols, Dorchester, Mass. The name, town, county and State to which it is to be sent, should be written out plainly. W.