What shall be Done ? by James White

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 10, 1860

What shall be Done ?

By James White

Bro. S. W. Rhodes writes: "I consider you responsible for the $ 100 I have in the Office."

As Publishing Agent we wish to express our thanks to Bro. Rhodes for the use of the $ 100 up to this time. He will please call for the money by addressing Bro. Uriah Smith, the Treasurer, who will forward it to him as soon as it can be raised. Now is the time for those who oppose legal organization, insurance, &c., to come to the rescue of the Publishing Department. Several of our important works are all, or nearly all sold. "Bible Student's Assistant," "Nature and Tendency of Modern Spiritualism," all sold. Bro. Loughborough's and Bro. Smith's works on the Immortality question all sold, with the exception of about a dozen copies. "History of the Sabbath," only about one hundred copies not sold, and these will probably be gone before we could print another edition.

One thousand dollars is wanted immediately to reprint the above named books, and to print some others.

GOOD SAMARITAN, No. 4, will be issued as soon as its readers signify that they want it by sending a dime to pay for it one year. Not one fourth of its readers have done this, and the little sheet will probably go down. As our subscribers pay for next volume of the REVIEW, due very soon, they can signify their views as to the existence of the GOOD SAMARITAN. J. W.