BRO. KING'S REPORT by Editor

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 1, 1861

BRO. KING'S REPORT.

By Editor

The following report we take from a letter from Bro. King, Sept. 22, 1861:

The enclosed draft for $54 I send you, it being the product of 4½ acres of wheat set apart as proposed in Review, Vol. xvi, No. 14. Will you please give through the Review, if you think it advisable, what has been the result from said proposition?

When I wrote and agreed to take three shares I did it expecting to pay them out of the 4½ acres set apart for the Office, provided it was enough; if not, meet it from some other source. The result is $54. I wish to pay the three shares, and the balance I leave for you to do as you think best. If you think it right to appropriate it all to shares, you may do so. I hope to see you at the Association-meeting, Oct. 4, if the Lord will.

Yours in love.

S. H. KING.

Bro. King's proposition was good, and the result is good. Let others report. And those who have no good report of this kind to make, we advise to try the proposed plan, and they will find a blessing in it.—Ed.