Under the heading of "Worthy of Imitation," we stated in No. 14, that "A Lover of Truth" had sent $20, directing that it should be appropriated to different objects. This act has been imitated as the following will show.
I send you $20, to be appropriated as follows:—
To send the REVIEW to the Lord's poor, $5.
For books to be sent to Wisconsin, . . . $5.
For the Tract Fund, . . . . $5.
Hand to Bro. J. N. Andrews, . . . . $5.
Oswego, N. Y. E. Goodwin.
It is proper here to state that Bro. G. is a man of feeble constitution, who earns his bread, and obtains means to aid the cause of truth, as a city drayman, or carman. We have known him since the Autumn of 1848, and venture to say that he has given to support the cause, not far from $100, each year since that time; besides, his house has been a home for the servants of God, who have been made happy by the kind attention of Bro. and Sr. G. We make this statement not to flatter any one, but "to provoke to love and to good works," those who have their thousands, and who have had the truth carried to them by the liberal contributions of such poor brethren.