Let This Be Done by J. M. Aldrich

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 20, 1864

Let This Be Done.

By J. M. Aldrich

INCLOSED are three dollars for my next year's subscription for the Review. Let all who are able do likewise. I think there can be none among us of this class that are willing to receive the Reveiw at less than cost. Those who are really not able to pay the above price, and still want the paper should by all means have it, either free, or at such price as they may feel able to pay. Let all such, be perfectly free to express what they desire in the matter. We are one brotherhood, and should have no delicacy about letting our real wants be known.

We can all well afford to do without a great many things, that we might desire, and no doubt many things that we do have; but not one of us can afford to do without the Review. But the Review, like all other good things of the present life, costs money. But what of that? Is it not abundantly good for the cost? Indeed, it is. So says every lover of present truth. Then surely we need not be frightened in view of the high price of paper and printing. I regard our paper cheap enough at the amount inclosed. How many are of the same mind?

Such is my answer to the question, "What shall be done?" J. M. ALDRICH.