Review Delivery and Defense
By James White
Bro. Rew of Wis. writes:—"Again we enclose our mite for the Review, from which we have in times past drawn spiritual nourishment, which we still feel that we cannot do without: notwithstanding there are many things rumored abroad that might prejudice the mind. We do not get the Review regularly, not having received but four or five numbers within the last six months. We do not, however, attribute this fault to the Office." NOTE.—We are sorry to say, dear brother, that there is a class of persons who, though they appear smooth before us, and never take the trouble to point out to us the pretended errors and wrongs of the Review and its conductors, are very busy in reporting every slander they can hear, to say nothing of the stories they may manufacture. The Review has been sent to you when published. We will send you the back Nos. of the present Vol. The Review is established on a basis that will not fail to receive the approbation of its friends. It is rising in interest. Most every mail brings new subscribers. We have engaged anew in the work with the utmost confidence of seeing the cause of truth prosper gloriously. J. W.