p. 32 | MONEY LOST by James White

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 11, 1860

MONEY LOST.

By James White

IN consequence of the frequent losses of money sent to this Office, it becomes necessary to speak definitely in regard to sending it.

Subscribers for the REVIEW and INSTRUCTOR may send bank notes, or gold dollars, properly enveloped, at the risk of the Office, provided the sum be less than five dollars.

All sums of five dollars and more should be sent in Drafts.

Bro. M. Hull reports that he sent $10 to the Office from Missouri. This has not been received. Such losses are a heavy tax on the Office, and Bro. Hull is not able to lose $10.

Bro. Erb, of Minnesota, sent in a fine looking New York Draft for five dollars the other day. To others we would say, Go thou and do likewise.

Those sending paper money will please send eastern bills if possible. J. W.