Relief for the Review Office
By James White
MANY thanks to friends indeed, in Vermont and elsewhere, who assisted us in time of sickness and want about one year since. The prompt action of many in the church in raising the Book Fund will free us from all pecuniary embarrassment. And we wish to appropriate $25 of the private donations referred to above to the relief of the REVIEW OFFICE. Every possible means have been taken the last six months to relieve the Office from debt, by those connected with it. Compositors have worked for less than the usual prices for type-setting, besides doing work free, which does not belong to them. We receive nothing. Having occupied a portion of our time out of the Office, much care and labor has been thrown upon the Editor who is no small sharer in the sacrifice at the Office, which has brought down the weekly expenses of the REVIEW to less than $45. The next volume will probably cost more than $50 per week. J. W.