How to Stop your Paper.
By Editor
If you wish the "Review and Herald" discontinued, please return one number with your name and address written upon it, or get the Post Master to do it for you, and no more will be sent to you unless you request it. We have no desire to send the paper where it is not wanted. If you wish to stop other papers, where a stated sum is required, you should first pay what you owe, and request your paper discontinued. Then if the Publisher continues to send it, you should not take it from the Post Office, unless you wish it continued. If you take it from the Post Office, the Publisher can require pay; but if you refuse to take it from the Office, it is the Post Master's duty to notify the Publisher, and he will discontinue it. The fact that some of the brethren who are poor have continued to take papers that they did not want, because they did not know how to get rid of them, has led us to make these remarks.