p. 15 | Z. A. STREETER by Z. A. Streeter

Publishing Committee · BATTLE CREEK, MICH. · May 27, 1858

Z. A. STREETER

By Z. A. Streeter

From Z. A. Streeter.

DEAR SIR: For some two years past my wife has received the Advent Review and Sabbath Herald from your Office, and by whom it has been paid for we know not, or whether it has been paid for at all. Now the present No. is the last of the present Vol., and I wish to know whether we owe you anything on the past; and also wish you to continue sending the paper, and let me know by what means it is sent, and you will soon receive your money if there is any due you. I am poor, and times are hard, yet I cannot do without the Review. When it first came to our door, I cannot say that it was a welcome visitor, but now it is more than welcome; it is looked for with an earnest longing after the truth. We are here alone in the midst of a Catholic settlement, and it is the only thing that brings us light and knowledge of the truth. At first I did not read it, but now cannot get along without it. I should like to do something for the cause, and may yet be able, but at the present time my means are very limited. Yet my heart is full of interest for the cause, and also the prosperity of your paper.

Yours with respect—I would that I might say brother in Christ, but not yet.

Z. A. STREETER

Grand Rapids, Wood Co., Wis.