L. A. Whitaker:—We will send your paper free. The sums sent in to send REVIEW to the Poor, are designed especially to meet the deficiencies of the poor and free list. We would say the same to R. W. Hersey, and L. Chandler.
Mrs. N. Haddock:—We will send your paper free.
Z. Andrews:—We will continue your paper.
A. H. R.:—We put you on the free list.
J. A. Wilcox:—Bro. White received a letter from D. Moody, dated Oct. 5th, with $2, one of which was for tent. Was that the one referred to?
A. Belden:—F. Blinn is credited on book for Vol. IV, of INSTRUCTOR.
L. Carpenter:—You give directions in your letter for disposing of only fourteen dollars. What shall we do with the other dollar?
Lorinda Chandler:—Your paper was returned a short time since by the Post Master. That is the reason you have not received it.
L. J. Richmond:—The first edition of the Bible Student's Assistant is exhausted. We shall have some more ready soon, and will then fill your order.
I. Abbey:—Bro. White is now absent. When he returns your business can be arranged.
M. B. B. Obrist:—Bro. Byington sends $2 for you. He says, "I received this some time since, and think I sent it. Was there a mail burned near London, C. W.? I send it now myself that all may be right with her."
In answer to the question concerning the mail, we would say that there was a mail car and all its contents consumed in Canada, in the latter part of October, according to accounts which we then noticed. This may also explain some other slight losses which we met with about that time.