C. S. UPSON. We have for some time past sent papers regularly to D. Upson, F. Robinson, J. Kimball, C. S. Upson, J. Bailey, and D. Sprague to Catlin Center, as you directed. Learning that you did not receive them we have several times sent the back Nos.; but as you still do not receive them we change them all back to their former address.
☞ Will Brn. D. C. Babcock of Milton, and E. Boutell of Aztalan, Wis., please act as agents for the REVIEW?
NOTE TO BRO. STEPHENSON.—The plan of Brn. in Wis. to raise means to obtain Tracts for gratuitous circulation in new fields of labor is in harmony with ours, to raise a fund for the same object. The Committee in the remarks on "Buy the truth and sell it not," had no idea of condemning such a course; for it would be condemning what they on another page of this week's REVIEW, recommend. The Committee wished to meet the influence and course of such as one Ira Wyman, who obtained Books in our absence on credit, which he sold—all the while crying out in private and public against the sale of Books, backing up his position with the text, "Buy the truth and sell it not," then left for Michigan some dollars in debt for Books!!
The conductors of the REVIEW feel the deepest interest for the cause in Wis., and ardently desire to co-operate with the friends of truth for the advancement of the cause in the West. ED.
☞ Since Dec. 1st we have had 47 new subscribers. During this time we have had 26 stoppages, but none to our knowledge, who have stopped the REVIEW ever kept the Lord's Sabbath.
☞ THERE will be no REVIEW next week. The INSTRUCTOR will be out in a few days.