Another Good Example by Editor

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 30, 1864

Another Good Example.

By Editor

Bro. W. H. Slown writes from Money Creek, Ills;

"When the committee was appointed to extend the circulation of the Review, I felt that, as one of the committee, it was my duty to try to get at least one subscriber. This one that I send in this week, makes seven for the Review and three for the Instructor. And I think the prospect is good to obtain more. I shall still keep trying, being determined to work until the work is done."

Such examples show what can be done by unremitting effort. Let them, brethren and sisters, inspire you with courage, and provoke all to love and similar good works. The Review must be circulated. Thousands are groping in darkness who would hail the light of truth if it could be set before them. Shall the work be done?

T. F. B of Iowa. We have no work at the office on the subject of slavery. The book by Luther Lee from which we lately published so largely in the Review, is out of print. In the last number of the Independent, we see a work advertised entitled "The Bible against Slavery; or an Inquiry into the Genius of the Mosaic system," &c., published by Wm. E. Whitney 61 Johnst., New York. The price we do not know.